Photo of my great grandfather Edwin Henninger. I estimate it was taken about 1920. This photo was reluctantly supplied to police by his daughter and was subsequently published in the newspaper along with the story of Edwin committing murder in October 1922.

Photo of my grandmother Helen (Bachman) Henninger. Taken on Sassafras Street in Easton around 1962.
Contributed by Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch

My grandparents Henry Henninger and Helen (Bachman) Henninger again on Sassafras Street in Easton.
Contributed by Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch

My father Raymond Henninger and brother Donald, taken at the farmhouse on Buttermilk Road in Lower Saucon near the border of Williams Township in 1957. I'm not sure if this house is standing anymore. It was near the intersection of Old Texas Road where they have now built many “executive” size homes.
Contributed by Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch

My mom Gladys (Kunsman) Henninger, sister, and I on Sassafras Street in 1961.
Contributed by Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch

My mother and I about 1976 working at Gloria Raub's produce stand at the circle in downtown Easton. Left to right: Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch, Gloria Raub, Rich Henninger.
Contributed by Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch

My siblings and I outside our home on Williams Street in South Side Easton about 1966.
Contributed by Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch

My siblings and I taken in front of the dam at the Forks of the Delaware where the Lehigh River empties into the Delaware in downtown Easton. Taken about 1963/64.
Contributed by Gladys (Kunsman) Hagenbuch

My daughter and I taken in the same spot as the above photo over 40 years later.

My wife and I taken at our son's wedding in October 2004.