Irvin was the 2nd son born in Monitor, Alberta Canada. His parents decided dry farming wasn't going to work after loosing their crop so many years in a row. They headed back to Oregon where Glenn, Irvin's father, was from. They were living in a lumber town in the Cascades when Irvin became ill. By the time they realized how serious, it was too late. Medicine then, isn't what it is in the 21st century.
Every Memorial Day, the family took flowers to his grave.
Every Memorial Day, the family took flowers to his grave.
Irvin was the 2nd son born in Monitor, Alberta Canada. His parents decided dry farming wasn't going to work after loosing their crop so many years in a row. They headed back to Oregon where Glenn, Irvin's father, was from. They were living in a lumber town in the Cascades when Irvin became ill. By the time they realized how serious, it was too late. Medicine then, isn't what it is in the 21st century.
Every Memorial Day, the family took flowers to his grave.
Every Memorial Day, the family took flowers to his grave.
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