ERIC,
ANDREA & MASTER BRANDON FORTKAMP
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My
son ... in his first suit. What a handsome man! I
am so proud of you and your speech at the 50th Wedding Anniversary
for
Oma and Opa was spectacular. |
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Helmut
and Irene Fortkamp's 50th Wedding
Anniversary. Front row: Brandon and Irene. Back Row: Eric,
Helmut and
Jurgen.
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Fortkamp
Men : Brandon, Eric, Helmut and Jurgen. |
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This
is my side of the family, the Wischniowski's,
including of course Eric and Brandon in the shot. There's,
of course me, then my older brother, Stephen, my mom, Barbara and her
fiancé Frank. |
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This
last photo is very dear to me. I lost my father when I
was 6 years old. My brother acquired this photo below
of my dad, Josef, and mom that was taken in 1958 when
they first arrived in Canada. Of course my Mother has
not changed a bit and still looks gorgeous to this day!
Stephen is quite the computer guru, so he regenerated
the photo to make it look like it was recently taken.
Of any gift that could possibly be given to me, this is
the most cherished of the all!
Many have asked me why I have named my business FW Quarter
Horses and what does it stand for. Obviously the F is
named after my son, Brandon Fortkamp, who is my life,
and the W is for my fathers name. I may not recall very
much of my childhood with him, however, I do remember
before he was taken from us, he promised me when he would
get back home from his hunting trip, he would buy me a
pony. Apparently dad was quite fond of horses and rode
some in Germany, but I myself never had the chance to
see this in my lifetime of him. The pony rides that he
took me on in Banff Alberta are the smallest memories
I have, along with his sense of humor. Dad was a man of
great honor, immense family values, and true at heart.
The little time that I had with dad is embraced and loved
so much. I miss him everyday. ~ Andrea
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Brandon
showing us how its done by landing this 63 pound Halibut
a
couple hours north east of us in Alert Bay. This trip
was very
successful as you can tell by the amount that the boys
caught! Those
extremely early hour wake ups paid off!!!
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Brandon
Fortkamp showing us how it's done. 37 pound Chinook (spring)
Salmon caught off the west coast by Cougar Creek (summer
of 2004). Great job buddy!!
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MASTER
BRANDON FORTKAMP
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MASTER
BRANDON FORTKAMP & JACK - hangin' out.....
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