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 Dagmar schrieb am: 01.04.2008 um 22:17:03 Uhr |
Sehr gute Website! Bin zufällig drauf gekommen bei der Suche nach "meinen" Gantenbergs. Die Mutter meines Vaters war Katharina Wilhelmine Gantenberg *24.12.1902 Rüttenscheid oo Wilhelm Rübenkamp. Mein Urgrossvater war Otto Gantenberg.
Tschûss und noch viele Leser! |
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| Tilo Gandenberger schrieb am: 15.01.2008 um 21:09:53 Uhr |
Thank you, Gil and Bonnie, for your good news and congratulations to the birth of your granddaughter! All the best to the baby, her parents, grandparents and great-grandparents.
My Preface to 2008: A poem by Wilma Mauk, with greetings to all Gandenbergers in the world.
BEATITUDES of a FAMILY GENEALOGIST
Blessed are the great-grandfathers, who saved
embarkation and citizenship papers, for they tell
WHEN they came.
Blessed are the great-grandmothers, who hoarded
newspaper clippings and old letters, for they tell
the STORY of their time.
Blessed are the grandfathers, who filled every legal
document, for these provide the PROOF.
Blessed are the grandmothers, who preserved family
Bibles and diaries, for these are our HERITAGE.
Blessed are fathers, who elect officials that answer letters
of inquiry, for--to some--the ONLY LINK to the past.
Blessed are mothers, who relate family TRADITIONS
and LEGENDS to the family, for one of her
children will surely remember.
Blessed are relatives, who fill in family sheets with extra
data, for to them we owe our FAMILY HISTORY.
Blessed is any family, whose members strive for the
PRESERVATION of RECORDS, for this is a
LABOR of LOVE.
Blessed are the children who will never say,
"Grandma, you told that old story twice today." |
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| Gilbert Louis Gandenberger, Jr schrieb am: 30.12.2007 um 05:14:55 Uhr |
Tilo, I wanted you to know that we continue to appreciate your work connecting the scattered Gandenbergers worldwide!
We are happy to announce that our daughter, Kaylee (Gandenberger) Tanner, and her husband Steven Tanner, have just had a new baby daughter, named Alexandra Noel Tanner. She was born on Christmas eve December 24 2007 in Lincoln, Illinois USA. This is their first child, and our first grandchild.
All the best to you, your family, and all Gandenbergers in the world.
Gilbert Louis (Jr.) & Bonnie Gandenberger |
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| Tilo Gandenberger schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 22:45:05 Uhr |
INFORMATION
"The American Stamp Dealer & Collector" published in its May 2007 Issue an interesting article:
THE SEARCH FOR GEORGE WILLIAM GANDENBERGER, Jr. (1897-1964) AND HIS PHILATELIC PERIODICAL: LIVE NOTES
by Brian J. Birch
with a great deal of help from Tilo Gandenberger
"I use biographies to lighten the bibliographic articles I produce and introduce an element of human interest in what is essentially a dry subject. The real problem in philately is locating the biographies. ... A couple of years later, on the 5th of January 2005 to be exact, I received an e-mail from one Tilo Gandenberger which began as follows:
By chance I found today at the web site www.norbyhus.dk/fipliterature/biographies.html your very interesting information about Philatelists and Dealers of the past. There is also listed one Grandenberger Jr., Geo., mentioned in George Vincent Freethy "Who's Who in American Philately", San Francisco, 1916.
I can give you some biographical information about this person. I'm sure, his surname is misspelled, maybe in the original source, maybe when copying the name from the source. I'm sure, because I'm a genealogist and family history researcher of all Gandenbergers worldwide in past and present for 10 years.
All Gandenbergers can be united in one common family tree. You can read the Gandenberger family history at my web site www.gandenberger.homepage.t-online.de Gandenberger is a very rare surname and I found the name in some sources misspelled, but because the surname is such rare, I could always identify the misspelled Gandenberger persons. The surname Grandenberger don't exist in the world, not in past, not in present. The listed Grandenberger Jr., Geo. is correctly spelled: Gandenberger Jr., George W.
Naturally, I knew that the mistake could not be mine and it took me only a few moments to turn up Freethy’s book and determine that in fact, it was my mistake and Tilo was quite correct.
It turned out that Tilo Gandenberger had been researching the Gandenberger family since 1995 and had traced it back to its origin in Pfungstadt, Germany in 1618. The whole Gandenberger family history can be found at www.gandenberger.homepage.t-online.de. A fascinating site in both English and German, well worth a visit even if your surname is not Gandenberger!
Since Tilo was not a philatelist and as atonement for not spelling his name correctly, I researched George William Gandenberger, Jr. in all of my philatelic references and, together with Tilo’s genealogical input, produced the following biography. Any further information would be gratefully received, especially a copy of our subject’s elusive philatelic periodical Live Notes. ..."
This is only the beginning of Brian Birch's article. In the whole it is four pages into the magazine. Please contact me if you are interested in a copy of the article. |
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| Tilo Gandenberger schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 21:46:09 Uhr |
INFORMATION:
Münchner Volkswirte Alumni-Club: Ehrung für Prof. Dr. Otto Gandenberger
Getreu seinem Motto "Denker werden Lenker" vereint der Münchner Volkswirte Alumni Club e.V. Ehemalige und Förderer der Volkswirtschaftlichen Fakultät der LMU München. Der VAC München hilft, neue volkswirtschaftliche Ideen einer Öffentlichkeit zugänglich zu machen sowie Wissenschaft und Forschung auf dem Gebiet der Volkswirtschaftslehre ideell und finanziell zu fördern.
Jahresfestveranstaltung 2005:
Einmal im Jahr lädt der VAC seine Mitglieder zu einem Vortrag im Rahmen einer Festveranstaltung ein. Im Jahr 2005 fand die Festveranstaltung im Oktober statt. In der Zentrale der DZ Bank sprach der Präsident der Deutschen Bundesbank, Prof. Dr. Axel Weber über die "Stabilitätsorientierte Geldpolitik in Europa". Auf dieser Veranstaltung wurde Prof. Dr. Otto Gandenberger mit der Prof. Hans-Möller-Medaille ausgezeichnet, als Dank und Anerkennung für große Verdienste um die Volkswirtschaftslehre. Prof. Hans Möller war der Gründungsvater des Münchner Volkswirte Alumni-Clubs im Jahre 1994. Ohne seinen permanenten Einsatz wären viele der heutigen Aktivitäten und Veranstaltungen des Alumni-Clubs nicht denkbar.
LINK zu Fotos dieser Festveranstaltung:
http://www.alumni-muenchen.de/fotogalerie/index.html
CONGRATULATIONS!
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| Peter Gandenberger schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 00:30:42 Uhr |
06.07.2006, 20.23 Uhr (altes Gaestebuch):
Ich finde die Seite echt gut! Hier kann man viel über unsere Familie erfahren! Bin richtig stolz auf meinen Namen! |
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| Ray Gandenberger schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 00:27:01 Uhr |
27.02.2006, 5.33 Uhr (old Guestbook):
This is a good site
for my family history,
keep it up. |
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| René Gandenberger schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 00:22:55 Uhr |
06.08.2005, 21.38 Uhr (altes Gaestebuch):
Echt tolle seite 
PS: tach Katrin^^ |
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| Katrin Gandenberger schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 00:19:28 Uhr |
01.04.2005, 11.57 Uhr (altes Gästebuch):
Tolle Seite....
Lieben Gruss Katrin |
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| Peter Möschter schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 00:14:28 Uhr |
03.01.2005, 18.01 Uhr (altes Gästebuch):
Ihre Familienforschung ist eine faszinierende Zeitreise in die Vergangenheit, die sehr spannend und unterhaltsam aufgebaut ist.
Weiter so. Ich werde öfters bei Ihnen vorbeischauen.
Ein gesundes und erfolgreiches Jahr 2005. |
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| Regina Blatz schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 00:07:57 Uhr |
06.02.2004, 18.46 Uhr (altes Gästebuch):
Hallo Tilo,
wir sind total begeistert vom Ergebnis deiner jahrelangen Ahnenforschungen.
Es ist sehr spannend über die Geschichte unserer Familie zu lesen.
Aus Bad Soden-Salmünster grüßen dich
deine Schwester
Regina Blatz,
geb. Gandenberger, und
dein Schwager
Hermann E. Blatz |
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| Kostka schrieb am: 30.06.2007 um 00:02:55 Uhr |
20.09.2003, 5.07 Uhr (altes Gästebuch):
Gelesen und für gut befunden.
Schöne Grüsse an die ganze Familie.
Sylvia und Christoph |
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 Tilo Gandenberger schrieb am: 29.06.2007 um 23:59:55 Uhr |
15.01.2002, 12.58 Uhr (old Guestbook):
BOZEMAN CHRONICLE, MONTANA, 15 January 2002: Obituary - ALMA L. GANDENBERGER
PONY -- Alma Lucille Gandenberger, 90, died of natural causes on Sunday, Jan. 13, 2002, at Deaconess Hospital in Billings. She was born to Toni and Mary Comer in Pony on May 27, 1911.
Alma was preceded in death by her husband, Albert H. Gandenberger Sr.; her oldest son, Albert H. Gandenberger Jr.; her parents; brothers, Sid and Albert Comer; sisters, Bertha Baldridge and Blanche Alexander. Alma is survived by her sons: Tom and wife, Glenna of South Bend, Wash., Ken and wife, Shirley of Pony, Don and wife, Jeanne, of Missoula, and Bob and wife, Cindy of Eu Claire, Wis.; many wonderful grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
We all will remember her cheerful nature, helpfulness, wisdom and humming while working around the house. Alma was dearly loved and will be missed, but her beautiful presence will remain. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, in Harrison. Interment will be in Pony Cemetery.
COMMENT:
With Sympathy & Condolences to the families of Montana Gandenberger branch.
Tilo Gandenberger |
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| Judy Wilmut schrieb am: 29.06.2007 um 23:52:43 Uhr |
30.12.2001, 3.14 Uhr (old Guestbook):
Dear Tilo:
Your hard work and patience is paying off for you. I was so excited to get the information you sent me today. My sons will be so grateful to have this information of their grandfather Albert Gandenberger and his parents. Thank you again for the hard work.
Judy Gandenberger Wilmut |
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| Tilo Gandenberger schrieb am: 29.06.2007 um 23:48:35 Uhr |
08.11.2001, 22.54 Uhr (old Guestbook):
A MESSAGE FROM THE PAST: Arthur Zoebelein (1926-1999) wrote a short story about his youth in New York City and the importance of his classmate GLORIA GANDENBERGER (born 24 Feb 1926) for his life.
HOW "GLORIUS GLORIA" HELPED ME PASS THE AFSA APTITUDE TEST by Art Zoebelein (reprinted from the Spring 1995 issue of The Phoenician; here only an excerpt):
... In 1938, when I returned to Public School 136 after summer vacation to enter eighth grade, a longtime former classmate named Gloria Gandenberger attracted my full attention for the first time. Something had happened to her over the summer months. She had changed. I had an almost uncontrollable desire to maximize my time with her. ...
My opening with Gloria came a few weeks later when the sign-up sheets were posted for after-school clubs. In addition to the usual ones there was a new one, sponsored by the formidable Dr. Dormont, the serious and somewhat stuffy principal of P.S. 136. This club would explore something called Esperanto....and Gloria had signed up for it! I had no idea what that word meant, and I didn’t care. With alacrity I placed my signature under that of Gloria. That would guarantee me one hour every Thursday of sitting next to the golden-haired Gloria, a heaven-sent opportunity!... - Gloria returned to my consciousness 12 years later during an interview with the AFSA. Imagine my surprise when I found that the test consisted of some Esperanto tasks. My memory was triggered, and out came a flood of information beyond the basic rules given in the test booklet (and, oddly enough, it was Gloria Gandenberger, not Dr. Dormont, whose memory was reawakened by this sudden confrontation with Esperanto). I did very well on the exam and was hired on the spot. My 30-year career in cryptology was launched, and the rest is history. So I salute you, Gloria, wherever you are! You will never know the major part that you unwittingly played in my life....and that’s really quite a pity!(complete story: look at my website LINKS) |
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| Luca Gandenberger schrieb am: 29.06.2007 um 23:41:40 Uhr |
02.11.2001, 21.21 Uhr (altes Gaestebuch):
Hallo,
Ihr ganzen Gandenbergers!
Wie geht's Euch? Ich wußte gar nicht, dass es so viele Gandenbergers gibt.
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COMMENT:
Hallo Luca,
es ist schön, von Dir zu hören. Ich kenne zwar nahezu alle Gandenberger-Familien, aber einige Überraschungen gibt es bisweilen doch noch, wie ich sehe. Es freut mich, von Deiner Existenz zu erfahren! Mit einiger Sicherheit bist Du die einzige Gandenberger mit dem Vornamen Luca und somit einmalig...
Schöne Grüße aus der Gandenberger-Hauptstadt Pfungstadt an Dich und Deine Familie!
Tilo Gandenberger |
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| Carol Gandenberger Krohn schrieb am: 29.06.2007 um 23:29:59 Uhr |
19.08.2001, 19.51 Uhr (old Guestbook):
I love your webpage! Thanks so much for your work and keeping in touch with my family. My parents, Marilyn and Bob, had a wonderful visit...thank you again! |
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| Linda Figliola schrieb am: 29.06.2007 um 22:49:54 Uhr |
12.08.2001, 1.01 Uhr (old Guestbook):
Wonderful Tilo! Congratulations on a job well done. I think I now understand that "Eintrag verfassen" can be translated as "write a guestbook entry" and I have to click it. I think I'm learning the language. lol
Regards
Linda
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COMMENT:
Hi Linda! Thank you for compliment. Thank you very much again for your wonderful help in the last months. You are really the winner of the "Gandenberger Research Award 2001!" - And as an excellent researcher you also did find the correct trace to make an entry to this guestbook. I hope some others will find also the trace. lol
Regards
Tilo |
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| Tilo Gandenberger schrieb am: 29.06.2007 um 22:24:41 Uhr |
11.08.2001, 23.39 Uhr (altes Gästebuch/old Guestbook):
Zum Start der neuen Gandenberger-Homepage und des Gaestebuches:
"Wo ein Werk geschaffen, wo ein Traum weitergetraeumt, ein Baum gepflanzt, ein Kind geboren wird, da ist das Leben am Werk und eine Bresche ins Dunkel der Zeit geschlagen." (HERMANN HESSE)
To the start of the new Gandenberger Homepage and of the Guestbook:
"Where a deed is done, where a dream is dreamt furthermore, a tree is planted, a child is born, there is life working and a breach is made into the darkness of age". (HERMANN HESSE)
Herzliche Gruesse an alle Besucher!
Best regards to all visitors!
Tilo Gandenberger |
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