I have a theory that almost anyone can have an interesting documentary made about them, and I would certainly watch one made about him. Of course, as his granddaughter, I might be supposed to know something, add a fact or two, but in fact I know very little about him.
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Last of Grandpa
This is my Grandpa de Bruyn, who died in 1958.
He came to Canada in 1926, some of his children old enough to not join the family, my dad only eight years old.
Cute soldier
Here's my dad in his army uniform with his parents in 1942.
He looks a bit awkward and his father's face is hidden behind smoke, but the best part of this picture is the back, "Cute soldier what I love, xx."
Some de Bruyns in August 1944
My father, his mother, father, brother and sister. I knew my Auntie Ida, but both de Bruyn grandparents had passed on by the time I was born.
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