Owen and Jackie's Grandmother, Stella Durand Resweber, and Grandfather Oscar Resweber with 4 of their children: Owen, Lloyd, Mildred, and Carlyle

From Duke Resweber: "This photo of Daddy and Uncle Lloyd came out of Mama's family photo album.  I assume that Daddy's mother, Stella, gave the picture to Mama; there was no date on it but I estimate it must have been taken in 1914 or 1915 based on the fact that Daddy looks to be about 2 or 3 years old and Lloyd 4 or 5.  Daddy was born in 1912 and Lloyd in 1910.  How about those outfits!  I remember asking Daddy why Uncle Lloyd had long hair and he didn't.  He told me he didn't want to look like a girl so he insisted on a "boy's" haircut.  I guess he couldn't avoid wearing the frilly clothes."

Owen J. "Bolo" Resweber
Owen "Duke" Resweber says: "My mother wrote on the back of this photo that it was taken in July 1945 and my father gave it to her as a birthday present for her 31st birthday, August 9, 1945."

Owen J."Bolo" Resweber, Sr., and his wife Pauline "Pim" Duchamp Resweber, San Diego, California, Dec. 16, 1944.  Bolo, the grandson of Felicie and Oscar Durand and the son of Stella Durand and Oscar Resweber, was a Pharmacists Mate stationed at Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego from 1942-1945. 
See autograph page below.

Pim inscribed the following note on the Autographs page opposite the above photo:  "Saturday night, December 16, 1944, To my darling husband "Bolo" with all my love--your little wife "Pim"

Pauline "Pim" Duchamp Resweber, George Jackson (bartender at Jimmy Kennedy's Paris Inn in San Diego), Owen J. "Bolo" Resweber, Navy Pharmacists Mate
See autograph page below.

Pim wrote on the Autographs page this notation:  "This picture (above "Autographs") was taken on our last night in San Diego, Tuesday, December 19, 1944.  George Jackson wrote:  "To my friends, Mr. & Mrs. Resweber From George Jackson, That's my home ad (address) #419 Via Linda Road, Redondo Beach, Cal., Hello "Owen" Hello "Polly" (Jackson's nickname for Pim) and Merry Christmas, Jackson

Pauline "Pim" Duchamp Resweber and Owen J. "Bolo" Resweber in Jimmy Kennedy's Paris Inn in San Diego
See autograph page below

Autograph page dated Monday Night, November 6th, 1944, with inscription:  I adore you and signed "Bolo". Pim wrote, Ditto, "Pim".  Rest of page in different handwritings are the names popular songs of the day, apparently written by friends of Bolo and Pim