Ms. Layton reflects on her childhood and the fun games the boys and girls played, how it was at McClellan Base during WWII and how there was a gas ration so her father couldn’t drive faster than 35 mph. There weren’t many stores so most residents had large gardens that provided food for everyone.
In 1946, my family decided to move from Southern California to the “promised land”…
Back in the summer of 1979, a project that started off as an attempt by his High School Drafting Teacher to keep him from cutting class, actually put Richard Deatherage on the path to his career.
Jean Duncan was married to Jack Duncan whose grandmother recalls fondly how much she loved shopping at Sylvan Corners.
Ms. Cross was born in Idaho then had eventually moved with her family to Washington State and then in 1963 she brought her friends and family to Citrus Heights to settle and encouraged them to buy homes and land here.
