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A Baby Boy and a Ferryboat

Posted on April 2, 2021 by jpkenna

Our son, Joseph Patrick Kenna, would’ve been 43 years old tomorrow, April 3rd. In summer of 1978, my wife, Victoria, and I bought a house in the Puget Sound waterfront town of Anacortes. We were 33 years old. I’d been … Continue reading →

Posted in labor, maritime history, nostalgia, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Washington State Ferries | Tagged Anacortes WA, M.V. Vashon, San Juan Islands, SIDS, Washington State Ferries | 2 Comments

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