Lois Keating Learned Stories

From the age of 7 until I was 16 and had a driver’s license, my transportation was relegated to a . . .

CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER, read the marquee over the local movie theater. Just two weeks before in late . . .

“Jesus, it’s 6 a.m. and I’ve ambulance duty today! I better get showered, dressed and down to . . .

Being a teacher afforded me many fascinating summer vacations, but the times I really treasure are t . . .

In September the air in New York City was fresh on this particular day in 2001. It was sunny and I w . . .

To a ten-year-old, Saturday is the prize at the end of the week, a day teeming with anticipation and . . .

Since my grandfather was head of the New York State War Bond drive during WWII, I was expected to co . . .

In the late 1930’s and 1940’s, when I was a child, medicine was practiced much differently than . . .

Some of my fondest childhood memories are the times my mother would play the piano. She had studied . . .

Any music/musicians’ strike in the 1940s is a mystery to me. My mother took me to many musical co . . .

My parents, William (Bill) Keating and Anne Pierson were born in Brooklyn, New York and grew up ther . . .

As the youngest of six children – four boys and two girls – I guess you’d say I’ve some expe . . .