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My Mom Met Rainer Vogt

Jennifer

She met him when she was working. He came one day on a motorcycle. She got tickled from Rainer, and they got married. If she was happy, I didn’t know. In April 15, she gave Rainer a birthday present—a son named Jan Michael Vogt. They lived in an apartment with other people. I never heard from her for a while. She sent two heckles for us to come where she was living in Germany, and we were still in Safford. Dad worked hard. He always came and got us from our aunt Judy. He looked so tired, but he always put on a happy smile. I remember when he took us to a horror movie drive-in that they were showing. I was so scared, so my dad took us back to his brother’s house and went back with my mother to watch the horror show. So dry remember of memories they’re not so good us child. But Dad married Molly; she had already daughters Linda and Laura and grandchildren Tiffany, Robert, Sara, and Christopher. They treated us like family; we stayed with them in their house. Dad said we had a trailer; we all had fun, and everyone got along. I didn’t remember much when my mother left or whether I got a letter from her. But I had a bunch of questions I didn’t get. So I didn’t know when Dad and Molly sold house and got the trailer. Because there are a lot of blanks in my life that no one would understand or get. I had a wonderful childhood in Safford, Arizona, with my dad, and everyone was giggling. So I hope one day, someone can fill me in that no one wanted me to know because I was born different than everyone else. I didn’t understand what was going on. I felt like everyone would treat me so different if I don’t get it and be ashamed of me. The day was coming when my dad was going to take us to the airport to go to Frankfurt. And now it’s going to hurt him to see us leave for Germany. I’m going to miss my dad because we had a special bond.