Whether saying hello or saying goodbye, it looks like love was in the air in today's Sepia Saturday photo prompt. Likewise, the two love birds pictured in the photo below were very much in love as well. In fact, they were so much in love, they got married.
This is a photo of my maternal grandparents, Debs Warren Webster and Sarah Vasques Madeira. They were married in 1936 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Sadly, Sarah passed away July 14, 1942, just a short six years after they were married.
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That’s definitely a loving look. How sad that that he was to lose her so soon.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was very sad indeed. My mom was just a little girl at the time of her death.
DeleteWow -- look at her palazzo pants. I knew when you posted that portrait of her in her hat that she was one stylish woman. She has a bit of a Katherine Hepburn mystique.
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy! Yes, she did seem to know how to sport some stylish clothing didn't she? Thanks for your comments and for reading my blog!
DeleteNice picture of your grandparents - how sad that your grandmother died while your mother was so young. Interesting gate behind them, do you know where the picture was taken?
ReplyDeleteHello! This picture was taken somewhere in Brazil, where they were both born and married. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and for your comments. I really appreciate it!
DeleteSuch a romantic photo. So similar to the photo prompt this week.
ReplyDeleteIt's so sad that she died so young. Will you ever post what happened to her?
Nancy
Hi Nancy! Thanks for stopping by! In answer to your question, yes, I will be posting about her death. Thanks for the idea. I actually am in possession of her death certificate. It's from Brazil and is written in Portuguese, so I will ask my mom (who is also from Brazil and speaks Portuguese) to translate it for me. I will try to post this tomorrow if I can. Thanks for your comments! I appreciate it!
DeleteLoving photo. Shame she died so young.
ReplyDeleteYes, I wish I could have known her. But I did have a wonderful step-grandmother, for whom I am so thankful!
DeleteA lovely photo, and very interesting to see different fashions from the 30s.
ReplyDeleteMike, thank you so much for stopping by my blog and for your comments. Old photographs really are so much fun aren't they?
DeleteA charming photo! I am sorry they could not have been together longer ...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind words.
DeleteThey look like movie stars!
ReplyDeleteAw! That's so sweet...thank you!
DeleteWhat a precious picture! I agree with Tattered and Lost- they do look like movie stars! Wonderful :) Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carrie!
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