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Gregory
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Videos and slideshows created from personal videos & pictures, often combined with older pictures to tell a story.
From Paris to Prague
This describes our trip in October, 2023: 6 days in Paris, a
Viking river cruise from Reims to Nuremberg, followed by a bus trip to Prague, where we spent 4 days.
Viking river cruise from Reims to Nuremberg, followed by a bus trip to Prague, where we spent 4 days.
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Together To Norway
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Sandy & Dennis, Diane & Harry and Sharon & Gregory depart from Greenwich to Edinburgh, stopping in The Orkney and Shetland Islands, on their way down the coast of Norway.
Remembering 2017 in Kentucky
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A slideshow of the Macosko celebration of Gramps Ted's 95th birthday in June of 2017
A Rafting We Will Go!
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John & Gregory Hike in Shenandoah Park, then whitewater raft on the Gauley River in West Virginia
Chris' 65th Birthday - June, 2009
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Celebration in Minnesota with Snows and Macoskos
The Minnesota State Fair
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Snow-Macoskos attended the fair in 2017 and 2022. See what fun they enjoyed.
Chris & Kathleen's 55th Anniversary
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This is a look at the history of how Kathleen Snow really "met" Chris Macosko, beginning in Deerfield Beach, Florida Christmas, 1959. About 8 years later, they married and the town of Berea, Ohio celebrated. Fifty-five. That's a lotta wonderful years.
A Cushing Medley
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When the Macoskos moved to Berea, Ohio in 1946, they became close with John, Lilian, Johnny, Joanne and Marilyn Cushing who lived across the street. They remained close for the next 17 years. This highlights some of our times together.
A Day Trip to Put In Bay 1953
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In the summer of 1953, the Macosko and Cushing families went camping near Sandusky and then took a day trip to islands of Lake Erie. They crossed on the Miss Mary Ann Schneider ferry to South Bass Island and took a speed boat to Middle Bass where they visited the Lonz Winery. They returned to South Bass and toured the island in a 1936 4-door Ford Convertible. They ended the day trip, returning ...
The Changing Face of The Berea Triangle
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The Changing Face of The Berea Triangle
I have living memory of the tail end of this era. It died in the early 70s. Vietnam and Watergate finished it off.😢 By the time I was 13-14 in the early 80s, to be a boy scout was totally out of fashion. You would be guaranteed never to have a girlfriend.
Lovely! The Berea I remember...
I was born there 60 years ago this October.
I was born there 77 years ago. What does "is there anybody in there 1833" signify?
@@gmacosko nothing just words and numbers
I don’t really remember downtown Berea so much but we had good friends of the family that we used to go over to their house all the time when we were kids we lived on the west side near West 117th and it was a fun little John to come out and go down Eastland Road and turn right into third development somewhere behind the high school very cool 50s ranches. They were all the same back there. It was a good time.
Thanks for watching. I remember when those ranch houses were a field with tall grass that we tromped though to a muddy swamp that turned into a lake in spring.
I grew up in Lorain county my entire life and met my husband A few years ago and moved to berea which is where he grew up his entire life. I enjoy it here, although I do miss my hometown in the country! I love all berea has to offer and it also has some beautiful parks.i love learning about history so thank you for the video😊 i wish berea still had a skating rink!
I do remember th skating rink. At 8 yrs old, we'd stand at the rail watching as the high school guys would shoot by sideways in front of us, wowing the girls
Beautiful video!!! Hello to you all from Tennessee
Thank you. Going to Norway soon?
@@gmacosko I would love to , but, I will hopefully travel in next year or so
Great video. I lived on No bottom Rd for 20 years.
Loved seeing the young boys in the clans uniform getting ready for the parade.
Those were not clans uniforms. My mom made knights uniforms and we rode on bikes, like we were going to a joust
Really tugged at my heart strings. Moved here when I was two, here now. Thank you for such a nice video.
L just adore Berea and its history amazing city
The house on Seminary was my aunt and uncles house.
I delivered the Plain Dealer on seminary. But I can’t remember the name of that customer (or maybe they weren’t a customer). Remind me their name.
@@gmacosko their last name was Danzey
I should have recognized it. Danzeys were never a customer. Only Mr Rote, an old guy that lived on the E Grand St side of the house. I was in Gerry's class, who must be your first cousin.
This is a great video. I grew up in Berea in the '50s and '60s and wouldn't trade my childhood for a billionaires childhood. The triangle in high school days was a great place after school. Gray's candy kitchen which was shown was a fun place. He had booths and a jukebox in the basement for us to hang out. My barber, Sam the Barber was right there on the triangle too. Every year we would spend the entire fair week at the fair. We had ways of sneaking in without paying. Every Saturday at the Berea Theater. The sound in that theater was much better than the sound in theaters today.
Your comments are perfect. Should have had you over my shoulder as I was creating this, my final video about Berea.
I grew up there in the 60's and 70's. Our house was right behind St. Mary's school. I remember in 68' when they tore down the church. We has a brick from there we kicked around for a long time. Used to go down in the river and catch crayfish in the summer. In like I think 73' we moved to West St. and I went to Fairwood which is shown as well. Then Roehm and BHS. I ended up being in one of the first classes to go to Polaris. Almost overwhelming. OH, BTW, quite possibly one of the reasons you could sneak into the fair was because of my dad. He had a barn there for many years. He ran the horse show with them for many of those years. In fact, he passed away in the barn (10). Anyway, we was buddies with all the crew guys that worked there and they would go around and seal up all the holes in the fences. Just before the fair started he'd go around and cut them back open. LOL
@@frankmatowitz7027 trying to picture your house. St Mary’s was Front St, so what street behind. I missed the tearing down of the church but my brother Ted was able to get a piece of window. Really sad to see it go. Went to the county fair so many times but never for free. Good memories
With all do respect very cool videos but the music is absolutely depressing
Thank you for uploading this beautiful history. Such a shame so many things have been torn down, especially the high school. I wonder how many businesses from the 50s-60s are still around now
Should have left well enough alone! The way it was just great I miss it.
Ah, Gray's Candy Kitchen - Blend, popcorn, Otto Mahler - all those memories. Don't forget Browns Hardware where you could buy anything! Schneider's Drug Store. So many memories.
Thank you so much for your heart felt comments. I’m sure that my mom, Mary-Jeanne invited you and you sat down to dinner at a big round table in the kitchen with Ted, Brady and Julie. I was away at college, as was older brother Chris. I trust you saw all the videos about the town of Berea: ua-cam.com/play/PLvrgBc2vG4uZQLthNDt0gsr6pFFiLZGPe.html
I did see those. Thanks. Great stuff!
I grew up just down the street from you! We moved to Berea in 1968 and your family graciously invited us over for dinner. It's one of my earliest memories in Berea. You've put together a nice group of videos here. UA-cam suggested the Berea triangle video to me and I was surprised to see that the creator lived just a block from where I grew up. I wonder how many thousands of times I walked or rode my bike past your family's home. Thanks for the great videos!
Disgusting.
PeterfromBerea Gregory, I love all of your videos on BHS and Old Berea. Thank you for all of the effort, research and hard work.
Thank you. I lived on Sunset Drive and went to Lechner 65-68. The girl on Edgewood looks familiar.
Thanks for your comment. The girl on the tricycle on Edgewood is my cousin, Holly Olander who was visiting from Pittsburgh. She was riding in front of the Snow's house
Greg: I'm very sad to hear of Brady's passing. My deepest condolences to your family. I hadn't seen Brady since 1995 when he visited me and my son in South Carolina. I first met Brady when my family moved to Berea in 1962. I sat next to Brady in 4th grade at Loomis on my first day. I was scared and he was nice to me. It seems like he was always there with us kids and I expected he would always be there. I'm stunned and deeply saddened. Brady's spirit was wonderful. Kind, calm and he just loved and enjoyed everyone. I remember your house and I was fascinated by the map on the wall. Just the fact that there was a map on the kitchen wall. How cool was that! Ted was always a presence in Brady's life. I hope he is well and if so please let him know I said hi and how very sorry I am for the loss of his little brother. Thank you so much for the wonderful collection of pictures and videos. Today I view them with sadness. Wanda Charping
Wanda You have said some wonderful things about Brady. He was lovable. But I’ m very sorry to tell you that Ted has passed as well. Here are some memories ua-cam.com/video/Z8MVomP249U/v-deo.html
Hi Greg, Tell Brady I said hi! What a wonderful piece of work. Everyone who lived in that wonderful era will cherish this. Thank you so much. Wanda
Wanda, It's so nice of you to remember Brady. He was a character. Sadly, he died 8 years ago. Here are some of our family's memories. ua-cam.com/video/4ynllrJ8H20/v-deo.html
PeterfromBerea Amazing how many pretty young women we went to school with,
You picked the right picture
Lived in Brookpark ours was one of the first houses on the block. Papaw worked atbthe ford plant.zayres,ss kresgies and Mr.Jingaling!!
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Oh my god i miss these days.
So glad it brought back good memories
So glad, I found your video! I'm one of your relatives from the Slovakia. Wishing all the best to you and your family!
Thanks Gregory! Great fun to watch. Love remembering Berea of the 60's. Peter
Thank you for making this. I shared it with Martin's family too
Great video shows downtown Berea and the triangle the way it was when I was in school. I remember hanging out at the triangle. I saw Gray's Candy Kitchen in the video and the barber shop I went to as a kid. Gray's had a basement that had tables and booths and a jukebox and it was like the shop on the Happy Days show. They changed the triangle but not for good, for money.
Thanks Larry. I never went in Gray's basement. Yes, for money. Sad how different and suburban downtown Berea now is
It's always for money. Without the money from the quarries, there would not have been the Berea you remember.
Looks like Bobby Rosselli wasn't only a great All conference running back but he also liked to climb trees!! (: ...Great sound track, great production work, more than that great memories. Thanks Gregory!....Rich Bryda 63.
Gregory, Thank you! I'll probably watch this again. My mind and memory marvel at the thought that Berea High School was already filled with beautiful people (both teachers and students) before we arrived. The framework for meaningful traditions was already in place. Hard to exaggerate just how much we became individuals in those precious three years. Thank you and thanks to Ted and Chris. Peter
Peter, It’s nice to hear from you. Your comments are appreciated and I hope it motivates the class of ‘ 62 to hold a reunion.
It was the last graduating class to include all of the Berea School System. The next year Midpark opened,
This was amazing! Attended Berra High 1984-1988
Thank you. You might like to look at other Berea videos: ua-cam.com/play/PLvrgBc2vG4uZQLthNDt0gsr6pFFiLZGPe.html
Man this is really rad to see! Where was the movie theater located?
On Front Street, across from Baker funeral home. The previous theater, before 1950, was on the corner of Front an N Rocky River Dr, across from the Sohio (BP?) Station and Cleveland Trust Bank.
@@gmacoskowow that’s wild! Thank you for sharing!
We went to the theater almost every Saturday. It was air conditioned and when we would come out in the summer it was like walking into a sauna. The sound in theaters back them was better than the sound today.
Wow. That was fun watching! I happen to live in one of those Bob Schmidt homes!
Yes. Thanks. Fond memories.
Enjoyed this so much! My family only lived in Berea 1961-65 when I was 9-12 years old. Of the four towns we lived in during my childhood, Berea was the only one my family really didn't want to leave. Your video reminds me why. Looks like it was quite a lot of work to put together - much appreciated!
What a great presentation, it took me back. Thank you does not see enough!
Great job! I love seeing the home movies! Thank you for sharing these memories!
Muy buenos recuerdos de Pedro paila
I think this is really cool. I was born in 2004 and am class of 2023.
Great video! We Bereans we always Integrated and Diversified. It was a great community to live and thrive. We had it all Baldwin Wallace College, The Children's Home, Polish Village, Irish, Scottish, African Americans ...WE WERE A INTEGRATED COMMUNITY WHO CARED FOR AND ABOUT EACH OTHER. HARMONY IS WHAT WE HAD! THANKS FOR THE FLASHBACK IN TIME!
Born in BEREA, at Berea Hospital 1951, attended Fairwood Elementary, Roehm Junior High, Berea High. Thank you for the memories. I have old footage from the 50's, but never uploaded. THIS WAS a great trip down Memory Lane of a ERA never to be seen again.
upload it or send it to me. We need to update this 9 yr old memory. gmacosko@gmail.com
Born in Berea in 1944 and lived there until 1964, Berea High School class of 1962, I have walked miles through this town; it was a wonderful place to grow up. Thank you for the memories.
You were in brother Chris' class. I have been pondering an Old Berea 2.0, but I need more pictures. Scan and send me some if you have any. gmacosko@gmail.com
Pensaba para cuando me retire, irme a San Miguel de Allende, pero viendo y escuchando , me entero es ir es muy caro todo por ahí, y las rentas ni se digan , el centro está acaparado por millonarios. así que pensaré en otro lugar
Muchas gracias Mr. Gregory for this video!!!
You 65'ers probably remember a Math Teacher named James(Jim) Harmon? He was in his mid to late 30's in age at that time. He was my father till he passed away in 1996. -Adam
born to be Class of '74, and STILL remember Mr. Schwarz to this day!! :) What a guy! Love seeing the triangle as I will forever remember, thanks so much for posting this. One penny would get you 2 pcs of bazooka bubble gum at Arnold's, where you also could get anything and everything you could possibly need...And THE PLACE...boutique shopping at ridiculously low prices..Green Line buses!! The Italian cobbler on the triangle who'd keep your shoes in good form for the school year, have you lifting your heels as you walked by, and fix on the spot as needed! The butcher, Grey's, omg the memories! Remember beloved Elizabeth Ragg's at the parkway shops? Everybody knew everybody, back then!
May I ask who are the musical artist ? Very beautiful
Ediyus Siempre Vol. II, either Mediterraneo or Manana De Carnaval Glad you liked it
Gregory Macosko I loved it, thank you very much for your quick response!
kimber Lay
Thank you very much 😊
Manana De Carnaval and Sailing, both Editus. Both beautiful