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Heather Waidelich
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Just a note to say HI to all those at home in Deer Park. This web page gives me a chance to see Home from so far away.
8 April 2006 - West Palm Beach, Florida
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Doug Torgerson
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You have a great website for a small town. I have wonderful memories growing up there--1926-1943. There are 13 Torgersons buried at Calvary Cemetery. We just bought 2 sites there--for future use hopefully.
9 November 2005 - Hudson, WI
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Sandra Setter Kemp
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What fun to see pictures and read about Deer Park from my local library! I didn't know there were so many people that claim Deer Park as home town whose names weren't even vaguely familiar. A comment on the Carr house: When I was in elementary school at Edgewood east of DP between 1946 and 1954, we visited the Carr house. At that time you could still climb the stairs and see what a grand house it once was. By the time I was married in the 60's and took my husband there to see it, it was falling down and one couldn't walk in.
6 October 2005 - Neenah, WI
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Roger Loock
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Just stopping in from a different part of the globe. I am on a 1 year assignment in Afghanistan supporting our troops. Still think of Deer Park and all the great people often.
19 September 2005 - Afghanistan
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Roger's tour of duty ended during March 2006 and he returned to his home in the Pacific Northwest.
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Dennis Carr
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Great web site. My father, William Carr was born and grew up in Deer Park/Cylon. I been to the Carr house in the Wildlife Area. Seeking more info about the Carr family, now that dad is gone. Deer Bar, you have GREAT burgers!
16 August 2005
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Only the foundation stands in 2005 but the legendary Carr House had centralized hand coal fired - hot water heating and two full stories plus a large attic and basement for the furnace. It over looked the Willow River - the view now overgrown by brush. It was probably abandoned because of the remote location - maybe. Other large farm houses that still exist in Cylon Township are similar to the Carr house that had fallen into disrepair by the early 1950's.
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