Favorite Childhood Memories

Favorite Childhood Memories

Multiple Choice

One of my favorite childhood memories was the annual vacation to Sunset Beach, NC where we stayed in a beach house on a little island.

• Darcy

• Donald

• Tom

• James

Multiple Choice

Going to Disney world with my parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents. We have pictures with both sides of my great-grandparents.

• James

• Donald

• José

• Darcy

Multiple Choice

I remember growing up by an old bridge called the Huey P Long Bridge, and the rumor around the neighborhood, was old man Huey P had a haunted mansion deep in the woods.

• Larry

• Cade

• Donald

• George

Multiple Choice

One of my most memorable moments in my childhood was going to watch Star Wars when it came out with my cousins. I was staying with my Grandmother for the summer and my favorite Aunt took us to see Star Wars. It was such an amazing experience. There were a bunch of bamboo trees by my Grandmother’s house and we made them into pretend lightsabers. It was a good summer.

• Chad

• George

• Chris

• Larry

Multiple Choice

A note about the town I grew up in. The town is named after a local Native American tribe, as are most things in that area. The major local employer was also named after the Native American tribe was sadly delisted from the NYSE in 2004. At the time of it’s delisting it was the longest listed company on the NYSE.

• Chad

• Cade

• Chris

• Mike

Multiple Choice

Picking raspberries with grandma in the Ohio countryside was a fond childhood memory.

• Chris

• Mike

• Chad

• Lee

Poll

Choice for Memorial Day Weekend?

• Beach

• Pool

• Mountains

• Living Room

Multiple Choice

Fondest childhood memory was a vacation to Lake Lure, North Carolina. We stayed in the Lake Lure Inn in which each room had at least one celebrity stay at one time. It was also the location where the movie Dirty Dancing and parts of Last of the Mohicans was filmed at Chimney Rock Park so we got to see all the film sites.

• George

• Mike

• Frank

• Lee

Multiple Choice

I would say growing up on the beach, playing whiffle ball, swimming, going out on the sandbars all summer long.

• Mike

• Chris

• Lee

• Frank

Multiple Choice

My Grandma and Grandpa were farmers and lived down the road just ¼ mile from us. They owned the home that I grew up in and farmed land all around us. One of my childhood memories was sitting in the back of their black Ford pickup truck – which was parked next to one of their fields - while Grandpa was plowing the soil, planting crops, or harvesting, and we would have our favorite lunch together: Fried egg sandwiches on white bread, green onions, potato chips, and “field” coffee (my Grandma’s specialty).

• James

• Mike

• Frank

• Tom

Multiple Choice

Grew up outside of Ft. Worth, TX on a horse ranch with my grandparents where we trained cutting horses for the King Ranch. One of my fondest memories is I was working for a baseball school at 13 and got to catch Nolan Ryan and his Son.

• Frank

• Tom

• Lee

• Shawn

Multiple Choice

Growing up in California for a few years, got to be on a good swim team. We won a lot of races and had a lot of fun in the sun!

• Frank

• James

• Tom

• Shawn

Multiple Choice

One of my favorite childhood memories was the annual vacation to Sunset Beach, NC where we stayed in a beach house on a little island.

• Darcy

• Tom

• Donald

• José

Multiple Choice

I was almost 4 when my parents brough home a little boy. When they laid him in the crib I gave my little brother my most prized possession and laid it in the crib with him. It was my Teddy Bear! That is the earliest memory of my childhood.

• Tom

• Donald

• Frank

• Lee

Multiple Choice

Played baseball almost 9 months a year. In little league I played on the travelling All-Stars and went to a tournament in Ottawa, Canada. I was the fastest kid on the team, so I hit lead-off. To start the tournament, I hit a homerun over the fence. However, I had never hit a homerun, so I didn’t think anything of it when I made contact. I put my head down and ran hard to first with the idea of rounding hard to try to stretch the hit to extra bases. I was shocked to see the first base umpire give the homerun signal. I think everyone was shocked! It was a great game overall as we ended up as a team hitting 3 homeruns and I was on base for the other two. We ended up winning the game 10-0. My grandfather was at that game while my Dad and Uncle were coming up for the tournament and missed my only outside the park homerun in my amateur career.

• James

• Tom

• Larry

• Frank