| February 21, 1999 · Norman Long |
| Alton, it's Norm. I've been checking this page all winter
and it still says March. Haven't heard from you since the Christmas card. Are you and Joanne all right? Drop me a line. |
| July 12, 1998 · Patricia Bradbury |
| Still checking in from Ohio for the season total! I hope the
cleanup went well and the garden came back. Thank you for the log. I read it all winter. |
| March 9, 1998 · Debra Moshier |
| Glad to see the sun finally found you, Dad. Don't you
dare move that whole yard by yourself. We're all coming down Saturday with shovels. |
| February 4, 1998 · Glen Helms |
| Writing from my brother's in Santa Rosa. Thanks for keeping
an eye on our place, Alton. If you can see it from the deck, tell me the truth about the shop. |
| February 3, 1998 · Debra Moshier |
| Dad, the river was on the news here this morning. The phone just
rings. Call me the minute you read this. And tell Mom she can come stay with us. |
| January 28, 1998 · Patricia Bradbury |
| I found your page looking up El Nino for my fifth graders. We are
tracking your rain on a chart on the classroom wall next to ours. Yours is winning by a lot. |
| November 30, 1997 · Norman Long |
| Never thought I'd see the day Alton Hunsucker had a computer.
Thirty years you wouldn't touch the new test sets. Good page. Keep your feet dry. |
| October 26, 1997 · Debra Moshier |
| First! Looks great, Dad. Now you have to actually update it. |