My memory on the names of Grandmother kuehl's brothers or their wives have not been in my memory. They were never close to me. but when Grandmum Kuehl died, one of the brothers had us all over to their home to celebrate her life. They had a nice house on the hill that looked over the town. I believe they called it the Highlands. I do know that one of them had a son named Joe, who had been trained as a pianist & was about the age of Caryl Joy. He was working for a jippo logger in the rea around Eatonville, where Joe joined the Masonic Lodge. He was the pianist for the lodge. One day, he was hit in the head by a choker cable when it broke. He lost the ability to read or write. His ability to remember was enhanced phenominally. He became reclusively except for Lodge & church. His wife appl.ied to be a postal delivery person. She was hired. They had 2 daughters. They were cute kids. His wife was named, I believe, Jennifer. She belonged to my court of Amaranth & had become Roysl Matron. She was a good Postal employee & when the Postmaster of a small town South of Olympia came open, Jennifer applied & was hired. She told Joe that she had a job at the other postoffice, when he said that he would not be leaving his home, she said that they needed a bigger inome because of his medications. The Accident to his brain had made him an epleptic. I believe he died not long after that. She since has remarried. If anyone could find out the names of Joe's dad & mom, I would be thankful
