His neighbors — a retired chiropractor, Walt Mellgren Sr., 95, and his wife, Mary, 85 — lost their crystal near the front window, but their granddaughter lost her home and their son lost friends he had come to know in that uniquely small-town sort of way.
Sarah Prince, Gaskell's great- great- great granddaughter laid a wreath under the window and said it was "marvellous" to see her ancestor memorialised.
Luz Kitty Mieles, the owner of the Honda CRV, was chagrinned to find EMTs hovering around her smashed driver-side window after rescuing her granddaughter's doll named Todd, WCBS reports.
One of her granddaughters escaped by jumping from a window, but Mrs. Jones was trapped in her bedroom.
"So he went with his friend who lived across the street and shot at the tenants who were sitting in front of the building and at our windows," Mr. Jacobs told his granddaughter, his voice gravelly, matter-of-fact.
But before she leapt she pushed her thirteen-year-old granddaughter, who was visiting her, through the window.
Left untouched in the renovation were three graffiti spanning more than a century, each etched naughtily into the panes of a library window: "Millie" (Noah Wheaton's granddaughter), "Margie" (Mayor John V. Lindsay's daughter) and "Caroline Mr. Giulianini's daughter).
(Sayid looks out window, sees daughter KIM and granddaughter TERI waving to him from a car below.
This is a drive-in not a drive-thru, as Iole Marshall, Mr. Vultaggio's granddaughter, noted, "A drive-thru is with a window where you order.
Her mother lived with Pema's half sister, who was mute, and a granddaughter in a small, square house with one tiny window in its thick walls.
Hock told me that one of the few female window cleaners in the city, his cousin's granddaughter, stopped work when she became pregnant.
