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| Mary Louise
(Mary Lou) Lenzenhuber (Johns)
August 19,1941- |
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| Mary Lou with her nephews Lou & John (March 12, 1952) |
Mary Lou Lenzenhuber, Sara Adamski, Helen Moran, (Lou Lenzenhuber
& John Drislane) |
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| Mary Lou, her father Ludwig and sister-in-law Mary |
Mary Lou with boyfriend Bob at Sacandaga (Bob was a
widow dresser) |
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| High School Senior Yearbook picture. Bethlehem
Central 1960 |
Marty in the early to mid 1970s |
| She married Martin Johns Jr. on August 17, 1962
(They originally met at a
bowling alley) . Marty had come out of
the South End which was a rough neighborhood in Albany. When I worked
construction with him between high school and college at the Western
Avenue SUNY campus he was the union steward for the project. After years
working construction in the Albany area Marty joined the post
office. Marty was a Korean War veteran. Martin Johns III was born on May 10,
1972 |
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| Martin Johns III |
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| Little Marty & wife Lynne
Constantine-Johns
Lynne, Marty &
Grandma
Bridal Shower April 2002 (Oma 95 years old) |
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| Mary Lou & Marty in early 2014 for them the last year for winters in
Florida with Birgit |
Mary Lou in the early to mid 1970s |
| Mary Lou retired from Friendly's Restaurant in Elsmere as
a waitress in 1991. For years her husband Marty and her would spend
their winters at Nalcrest (A Retired Postal Employees facility in
Florida) and their summers at the camp on Sacandaga. Her sister Inge and
husband Neil would follow the same schedule. (Counting Marty and Neil, I
had four uncles who had worked for the post office) |
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| Marty at 91 on March 10,2020. I had gotten to
see him in September 2019 after driving back to the area for my 50th
High School reunion. (Actually it was just a chance to see family and
friends probably for the last time) Their son Marty III and Lynne had
divorced, Inge and Neil had died leaving Marty and Mary Lou my only
living Aunt and Uncle. Mary Lou and Marty had given up Florida years
before and spend their summer at the camp and winters in the Albany
area. |
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