Myrta's Story
Myrta's Story
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Mrs. Myrta Gschaar story of her $2 Bill and her husbands recovered two dollar bill symbol of Marriage is coming soon.
We do apologize, pardon our site its under construction. In the mean time explore the The City of Monroe County public announcement from Monroe News <here>
Paper Money, Recovered at Ground ZeroExplore the story behind this $2 bill <here>.
National September 11th Memorial & Museum Collection_ Ephemera_ Paper Money, Recovered [C.2008.3.2].pdf $2 Federal Reserve note, serial No. E52521814A
New York Streets by the Japan Broadcast NHK station
When Myrta Iris Alvarado was born on July 19, 1949, her father, Enrique, was 23, and her mother, Josefa, was 29. She has one brother, who is a talented individual in the music and television industry in New York City, downtown Manhattan, now retired in Largo, FL freelancing photography Mr. Enrique Alvarado Junior. She has one daughter with Miguel Ángel Chapman. She also has three daughters with Gilberto Quinones Rivera. She then married Mr. Robert Joseph Gschaar on October 4, 1987, in Spring Valley, New York. She began wonderful adventures with him. Both seeking to meet new people, remaining relentlessly positive and spontaneous. While they both were in the insurance industry when they met, Robert specialized in history while Myrta specialized in real-estate. Together was a pair that were unstoppable, known as the #2ndChanceCouple .
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar
About Myrta's Passions Supporting Peace
Myrta's father Enrique Alvarado married to Ramona Camacho had lived in Canas, Puerto Rico, when the United States declared war on Japan just one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor that killed 2,400 Americans. Myrta and Enrique's father, Narciso Alvarado Cruz lived in the Unites States and was part of the majority that celebrated in Quebrada Limón, Puerto Rico when the 21st Amendment ended national alcohol prohibition on December 5, 1933.
The government programs started by the first “New Deal” in 1933 assisted Narciso Alvarado Cruz and many others from Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Narciso Alvarado Cruz of Canas, Puerto Rico, and many other was likely shocked when Harry S. Truman suddenly became president of the United States in 1945.
Narciso Alvarado Cruz father Ventura Alvarado Gorgonia was born in 1849 in Puerto Rico, the son of María and Jose. He had one son Narciso in 1888 with Isabel Cruz Luciano. Ventura died on February 21, 1919, in Ponce, Puerto Rico, the same year that the Spanish Flu decimated the world population.
National September 11th Memorial & Museum Collection_ Browse Objects.pdfMUSEUM/COLLECTIONS/INSIDE THE COLLECTION@collection.911memorial
Myrta Gschaar donated her husband’s wallet, World Trade Center building security pass, both bills, as well as Robert Gschaar wedding ring to to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum .
Myrta Gschaar donated her husband’s wallet, World Trade Center building security pass, both bills, as well as Robert Gschaar wedding ring to to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum .
Recovering Property
Recovering Property
With the September 11, 2001
With the September 11, 2001
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar story of the 4 Objects donated to the Collection 911memorial Organization in honor of her beloved husband Robert J. Gschaar.
Before the couple married in 1989, Myrta's husband presented two $2 bills. Her husband told her these symbolized many things: "This would be the second marriage for both of us" and "We are two of a kind" "This is our second chance for happiness." Myrta's husband had gave one bill to her and he kept one for himself.
Mrs. Gschaar always held on to hers till the dreadful day when she got her husbands back from the special trade center Property Recovery Unit of the Police Department three to four years after September 11, 2001 “This is what she needed to accept his death,” Ms. Ramirez said.
“I don’t need it anymore. I’m eternally wed to him. I want it to be with the $2 bill.”
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Mrs. Myrta Gschaar is with the children at the God's Lighthouse Academy in Lambertville, MI on Sep. 11, 2016Participating in the Sep 11th 17th Anniversary Teach + Learn Anniversary in Schools program.Inspired by 911memorial.org #911museumed
MEMORIES & CONDOLENCES
MEMORIES & CONDOLENCES
Holding on to the beautiful thoughts and memories
Holding on to the beautiful thoughts and memories
of those we lost on September 11, 2001
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar is with the children at the God's Lighthouse Academy in Lambertville, MI. She is gathering the collections of loved ones stories to add to her 9/11 families story time capsule, created by hundreds of peoples feelings, were they were, how they are effected and thoughts of the days most dear to us all. The time capsule box visits schools, libraries, and communities town halls since September 11th 2001. Myrta says "By keeping visitors legacy notes moving, and adding to the collection at each anniversary year of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks I have fulfilled what my heart wants. I know my husband Robert would have done this in behalf of his country, if he was here today."
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar tells her story. Coming soon pardon the site while the site is being constructed.
In the mean time enjoy the below Playlist of the best documentary found of the City Toledo! (Holy, Toledo!)
Monroe and the Civil War.pdfMrs. Myrta Gschaar tells her story.
Coming soon pardon the site while the site is being constructed.
By Notorious4life (talk) (Uploads) - Notorious4life (talk) (Uploads)Transferred from en.wikipedia, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=17876880
By Unknown - http://www.monroeccc.edu/monroehistory/photographs/streets/west_frnt_st_01_ca1900/west_frnt_st_01_ca1900.htm, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=70393027
These videos were collected all over YouTube and document or present the history of Toledo. The videos are not a production of Toledo's Attic and, therefore, must be attributed properly to the correct author. ~ Toledos Attic
Why did Mrs. Myrta Gschaar pick Toledo, Ohio to build the legacy of the Gshaar's spreading their hearts, by demonstrating acts of purposes. Together making measurable differences, through the cities they travel through for the returning war heroes? To be continued...
WGTE Preview: This Veteran/Homefront World War II Oral History video is part of WGTE, the Ohio Humanities Council and the Ohio Educational Television Stations' effort to preserve WWII stories. More info available at www.ohiowarstories.org Contact WGTE Viewer Services at 419-380-4613 for more information.
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar Testimony
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar Testimony
Mrs. Myrta Gschaar testimony story and the behind the scene stories.
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