05/06/09
Where do you live now? Belton, SC
How many years were you in the desert? 39 years
Are you willing to help with pictures? Yes
Are you willing to help with stories? Yes
Comments:
It was a great place to grow up and to raise my daughter. I, like so many others will always see Ridgecrest as home but, I couldn't wait to get as far away as I could from Ridgecrest. My daughter, Ashley, and my granddaughter, Zoey, still live in Ridgecrest and I try to visit as often as I can.
| Rebecca Poole nee Kearney | Email |
05/02/09
Where do you live now? Huntsville, Texas
How many years were you in the desert? June 1989 to August 1997
Are you willing to help with pictures? Yes
Are you willing to help with stories? Yes
Comments:
Many wonderful memories of living in the Indian Wells Valley! And I love this site...wish I'd found it sooner! My fondest life memories were made in the shadows of those mountain ranges with the desert wind blowing through my hair and the summer sun beating down on my skin....I miss Ridgecrest and hate leaving everytime I visit. Thanks for a great site that takes me back whenever I want!
04/17/09
Where do you live now? Arvada, Colorado
How many years were you in the desert? 1965-1995
Are you willing to help with pictures? Yes
Are you willing to help with stories? Yes
Comments:
Still riding motorcycles
04/15/09
Where do you live now? Roseville, CA
How many years were you in the desert? 18 - until 1967
Are you willing to help with pictures? sure
Are you willing to help with stories? sure
Comments:
so many memories, so much time, but for all of us who grew up there, we did have it pretty good after all,,,,didn't we...
03/28/09
Where do you live now? Bakersfield
How many years were you in the desert? work there now
Are you willing to help with pictures? when I can
Are you willing to help with stories? sure
Comments:
I've always loved history. Currently I work in Ridgecrest as a firefighter for the county. One of my hobbies is metal detecting and exploring historic sites. Just got back from Keysville area. Plan on stopping on the way home through Walker Pass and do some detecting and hopefully meeting some residents for history lessons.
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