by Mary Beth Burkholder and Susan Mary Dahlby. 1963. 27p

The document recounts the life experiences of families living along the Willow River, highlighting their simple yet fulfilling lives centered around nature and community. It describes activities such as swimming, fishing, and exploring the woods, as well as the challenges faced by earlier generations, including the hardships of early settlers. The narrative includes personal anecdotes from Fred Nord, who reflects on his family's history, the significance of the river, and the connections formed within the community, emphasizing the importance of preserving these stories for future generations.