My Brooklyn

Readers Report


Ivan Valderhaug

I lived here for many years. I went to P.S. 94 up to the 5th grade and P.S. 134 for the 6th grade, before I returned to Norway. I was born in 1958. Does anyone out there remember me? If so please send me a mail.

2 May 1998


Teddy Ver

Rogue cops:

I remember around 1992, an entire Brooklyn precinct was caught trafficking drugs.

Can you tell me more about that or send me more info about it?

Stay cool. Dismay hurt a little.

4 May 1998


Margaret Ryan

Brooklyn saved me.

I've lived in Kingston, NY for the past 18 years, but never forgot that the values I learned and the attitudes I have came from Brooklyn. I call it my saving grace. My memories are of Ebinger's, Prospect Park, A&S (especially the food shop - I'd have the cheddar cheese eaten long before we finished shopping!), Bishop McDonald's High School, Coney Island & Steeplechase—the list goes on.

I can close my eyes and be back there—the smell of the streets after a rain, the fruit man heard from my classroom calling "Ba-na-nas, I have or-an-ges", the searchlights in the skies during the fifties. It was wonderful!

We lived first on Warren Street, later in the Sunset Park area. There was so much economic and ethnic diversity, but people were people. I've tried to pass this on to my children.

My family had the opportunity to live in Europe for a year and visit there on occasion. My husband has been to China and Japan. I credit our beginnings in Brooklyn with the ability to appreciate (not just tolerate!) the differences and similarities in people. Thank you for your web page. None of us should forget our roots!

12 June 1998


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