Mary Helen Kelch Bick grew up and remained in a historic stone house which her father had built on his farm land.
When she was a baby, she slept in a crib beside her parents. Her mother told her she would hold Mary's hand until she fell asleep. As the house was built of stone, it was cold in the house. Her mother said her hand was freezing as she tenderly held Mary's hand.
When she was a baby, she slept in a crib beside her parents. Her mother told her she would hold Mary's hand until she fell asleep. As the house was built of stone, it was cold in the house. Her mother said her hand was freezing as she tenderly held Mary's hand.
Mary Helen Kelch Bick grew up and remained in a historic stone house which her father had built on his farm land.
When she was a baby, she slept in a crib beside her parents. Her mother told her she would hold Mary's hand until she fell asleep. As the house was built of stone, it was cold in the house. Her mother said her hand was freezing as she tenderly held Mary's hand.
When she was a baby, she slept in a crib beside her parents. Her mother told her she would hold Mary's hand until she fell asleep. As the house was built of stone, it was cold in the house. Her mother said her hand was freezing as she tenderly held Mary's hand.
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