Papa Bauer Memorial Service

[@lesmis012000]

1973, mind blown!!! My grandmother got my sister and me addicted a few years later. My grandmother became a fan when it began on radio until her passing at the age of 94 in the early 90's. Thank you for this.

[@Tfontaine209]

My mom loved Charita Bauer I loved watching GL with her.

[@castlist3384]

The beautiful relationship between Bert and her beloved father-in-law strongly resembles the wonderful relationship between Nancy and Grandpa Hughes on ATWT. Both GL and ATWT were at its best when focusing on multi-generational family stories. It would have been great if there were existing episodes involving Bert and Papa during the Ed/Leslie/Mike triangle.

[@janetbyrnes3738]

Mart Hulswit was the best Ed. he just had a sweet way of talking, and not trying to hurt anyone. The actor really was great. Don Stewart was the best Mike. Little Hope, Thanks for this, I hadn't seen this since it aired. Miss this Guiding Light. Soaps today are all kill, kill, kill. the bad guys are bad,

[@charlesmeadows6285]

That later Ed Bauer,Peter Simon is still equal to Mart Hulswit.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Mary Hulswit was marvelous as Ed. Loved his reactions very time Roger Thorpe was mentioned

[@hodjpodj3958]

Perhaps actor Peter Ratray, who briefly replaced P. Simon as Scott on SFT, would have made a better Ed than Simon did.

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

HODJ PODJ I never cared much for Peter Simon as Ed and he’s the only Ed Bauer I know, watching Mart Hulswit these years since KZbin been around shows that he really was the best Ed Bauer.

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

BruhTV He pretty much was thrown into the role and of course the actor was brought in around the time where Charita Bauer died and the show was fading out the Bauer to focus a lot more on the Lewis and Spaulding.

[@TimsDale4ever]

God why can't shows be like this now -- with realistic looking people and great dialogue?

[@gymnastix]

+TimsDale4ever Yes, the acting, the writing and production were all much better in "daytime drama" in the 1960s and '70s. Also, there were many more stage-trained actors than fashion models in the casts of the soaps when most of them were New York-based. Now, if I'm not mistaken, the four remaining soaps (two on CBS, one each on ABC and NBC) are all Hollywood-produced.

[@robminmonaca]

gymnastix to bad the networks didn’t think of saving episodes from that time period.

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

rob mush Especially P&G, they didn’t believe in saving back in the day. Soaps like Guiding Light, Another World, ATWT and Edge of Night fell victim to be wiped out. Thank GOD someone at NBC decided to not wipe out none P&G soaps “The Doctors” which pretty much have all the episodes for viewing.

[@michaelguerrieri3486]

@@robminmonaca Daytime Drama is lost media.

[@larkpraise]

Wow! This is from an era of the Gilden Age of Soaps. Before the youth craze came in and destroyed the family unit of "The Bauers" until there were hardly any left. It turned into the "Reva" show. I stopped watching GL around the mid 80s because it just wasn't the same. I loved Mart Hulswit...he was my favorite Ed. He was so handsome. And Don Stewart singing that hymn at the end....truly beautiful! I'm happy to come here on You Tube and relive some favorite memories from m childhood.

[@laminage]

It happens more than you realize. For example on the UK Soap Opera Emmerdale Farm that debuted in 1972 that is now known as Emmerdale, it focused on The Sugden Family, now it focuses more on The Barton Family as well as The Dingles.

[@CoopyKat]

The soaps were so quiet back then!! I see Barbara Rodell (Joyce from ATWT) was on GL as Leslie Bauer.

[@mthivier]

I think the P&G soaps, when they got an actor or actress whom they really liked, they tried to keep them employed, so they wouldn't risk losing them to another soap. When Rodell left GL, she pretty much began as Joyce on ATWT almost immediately, and same with Barbara Berjer. She was killed off as Claire on ATWT somewhere around 1971, and almost the next very week, she started playing Barbara on GL.

[@deepnation10009]

Joyce was a schemer on ATWT. Miss those days.

[@tomtrout6593]

What a classic and wonderful show. Guiding Light had heart and soul. It was the best when it focused on the core family, the Bauer’s. Mart Huslwit was the only Ed Bauer for me. Why on earth would P&G allow Hulswit to be fired is beyond me.

[@soulshaker9018]

I miss this show so badly! Everything seemed so authentic and I started watching it with my great granny when I was at her house starting from March of 1969 when Mom was in hosp having my little sister.

[@marcusjones2094]

Charita Bauer was so Pretty

[@tommyparkerparker]

Yes she was an attractive woman.

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

Marcus Jones She was such a cutie!

[@aphillyate1]

This is a national treasure! Thank you for posting.

[@bldali]

I agree with the others who have posted here. This was fantastic, and something I never thought I'd see. I also really miss your ATWT 1980 posts. I realize that must be quite a chore , but there are many of us who loved every episode.

[@pamelaingold5601]

Wow, I was 16 when this episode aired. My mum was hooked on the CBS soaps and my sisters and I were hooked right along with her...

[@mmcost]

I just wanna say Thanks a million for this amazing treat!!!!!!You just made my day btw!!!!!!!really hope u gonna continue with your uploads from 1980 of ATWT.even though i like GL,As the world turns 1980 is really a treat.have a great weekend.ciao

[@primaryterryharrison5944]

the song is called I'll walk with God

[@mikeyb2049]

So happy to see this episodes. I wasn't quite one year old yet when this originally aired. Thank you for uploading.

[@peterdarker1]

lol I was a year and a month old

[@mariellclement8092]

Bert is so beautiful in this episode. She looks so ethereal. Her makeup is gorgeous.

[@chancevanpelt3148]

Hi so glad your back with a classic GL from 1973 no less. Thank You.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Few episodes of CBS soaps exist prior to 1978. Almost all were wiped--erased--in order to save money on videotape. This one somehow escaped the erase button.

[@deepnation10009]

Caroline McWilliams! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@alliesoph]

Thanks for posting! I love GL as well as ATWT. Please post more ATWT.

[@ericsamuelson5656]

This is the only 30 minute Guiding Light episode known to exist. My late mother watched this at the time, it was her favorite soap opera. With the exception of 1981-87, my mom watched The Guiding Light from it's TV debut in June 1952 until she died June 30, 1998.

[@laminage]

What I wouldn't have given for Leah Bauer to know this side of her Family.

[@sandrasanders706]

Actually talking about faith and God on a soap that's what they did back in the days you hardly see that today

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

Because they don’t know how to do it. These so called writers thing that the only thing people want to see on soaps is the same few people having sex or plotting revenge on people.

[@laminage]

I know that the timing was bad but looking back I would have loved for Leah to spend time with Grandpa Ed and he would tell her stories about The Family like "Papa" told him stories when he was a Young Man. If it were up to me, Leah would have finished a Family Tree and have Pictures of all of her Relatives. Great Uncle Mike, Grandpa Ed, Great Grandparents Bill & Bert, Great Great Grandpa Frederick, Cousins, Hope & Alan Michael.

[@marklee3152]

This was just slightly beforet my time but it's great to see all these characters I don't remember anything prior to 79 but good to see ones I heard about from my grandmother Janet, Leslie, Meta and Peggy

[@cordelianoelle]

Wow, such great quality and the picture is good too. :)

[@loupikes8137]

I don't remember ever seeing a teenage Hope and toddler Rick (Freddy). I was only 2 1/2 years old when this episode aired.

[@mthivier]

Bert's house is still recognizable here. They painted the walls yellow and brightened it up a bit in later years, but it's still the same basic set. Funny, Bert always seemed so old to me (she was basically "Mom" to Sprigfield) but, in these clips, Charita Bauer is actually younger than I am now.

[@bigboyproductions6]

Beyond that - WHAT A GEM !!! :) Have any more GL episodes from this era of the early-mid 1970s ??

[@laminage]

Papa was a very forgiving and patient man even when his Son "Willy" was absolutely horrible to him making him live in a Hovel of an Apartment because he was still struggling with Alcohol. Then always helping him out financially and never getting paid back.

[@geor67]

My mom used to watch this soap opera along with ATWT and Y&R.

[@laminage]

Don't you notice that Michael O'Leary and Mart Hulswit look more alike than Peter Simon.

[@tommyparkerparker]

I wish there were more early 70's episodes of GL posted on You Tube. I wonder if there is any early 70's episodes out there of GL when Roger Thorpe first came on in 1971.

[@deltablues2]

+Tommy Parker - According to P&G, there is very little, if anything, in their archive from before 78. Originally TV soaps were performed live & later put onto videotapes which were not saved until the late 70's. So very early eps likely do not exist anymore.

[@chiaradic813]

daniel anderson I don't get It. There are epesiode from The 50's on KZbin.

[@JJ-nu3pw]

THE BEST ED AND MIKE AT LEAST TO ME.

[@canton731]

I wish GL would have stayed more closely to its core, which in my opinion involved stories surrounding the Bauer, Reardon, Spaulding, Lewis, Grant, Cooper, and Reardon families. You had Roger Thorpe's and Reva Shayne's families as a part of "Guiding Light's" core families as well, but Guiding Light drifted so far from its core.

[@sandrasanders706]

So many soaps did.

[@canton731]

@sandrasanders706 I know, but for me, the introduction of the San Cristobal storyline, the Santoses, Doris and Ashley Wolfe, and the miscast of some important characters made GL unwatchable for me.

[@alandale2182]

GL started tanking when Nola Reardon and her family came on. Then got worse when the Lewis and Shane storyline started. Imo.

[@TimsDale4ever]

Mark Hulswit was a wonderful Ed.

[@gymnastix]

+TimsDale4ever He sure was. And his predecessor, Robert Gentry, was a pretty good "Dr. William 'Ed' Bauer, Jr." too. But the character as played by Gentry was angry (and eventually, actively alcohol-dependent) most of the time, not as gentle as Hulswit's portrayal. I had stopped watching "The Guiding Light" by the time it dropped the "The" from its title, so never saw much of Peter Simon' s "Dr. Ed," even though I think Simon overtook Hulswit as the actor in that role the longest. I remember Peter Simon most for his wonderful portrayal of attorney "Scott Phillips" in "Search for Tomorrow, where he had many scenes with the then-new (and wickedly evil) Morgan Fairchild as "Jennifer Pace Phillips," as well with Courtney Sherman Simon ("Kathy Parker Phillips"), who became Simon's wife in real life, and also a versatile actress and writer on several soaps. Peter Simon also had a memorable screen relationship with Christopher Lowe, the young actor who portrayed his adopted son, "Eric Leshinsky Phillips," in "Search." Watching the two of them interact was not unlike Dustin Hoffman and Justin Henry in the Oscar-winning film "Kramer vs. Kramer." They were that good. I was always so pleased the character of "Eric" wasn't a victim of that SORAS (Soap Opera Rapid-Aging Syndrome) practice which affects so many young characters in daytime dramas, and that Chris Lowe was allowed to hang around for several years. This was also a privilege afforded Tommy Michaels, who portrayed "Timothy 'Tim Man' Hunter Dillon" in "All My Children," another gifted and natural young actor in his time. Can you just imagine if Glenn Walken had been allowed to continue portraying "Michael Bauer" in "(The) Guiding Light?" And would his better-known brother, Christopher, have continued to substitute for him into adulthood? I wonder if Mart Hulswit is still acting? Did you know just a few years (in 1965-66) before he joined the cast of "The Guiding Light" Hulswit portrayed a doctor in a little prime time medical series called "Dr. Kildare?" Yes, Hulswit was featured in several episodes of the last season (Season ) of the popular NBC medical drama portraying the young "Dr. Vincent Brill," a co-worker and friend of Richard Chamberlain's "Jim Kildare" at "Blair General Hospital." Hulswit just always had that fresh-scrubbed look of a young doc in those days, I guess. Perusing Hulswit's other acting roles in that time period, it looks as if he portrayed a doc in a few other TV series' too.

[@dontabaltimore1974]

73 nice upload

[@Wizardof]

It's a master tape.

[@marvinway4476]

Don Stewart had a nice voice.

[@robminmonaca]

To bad their isn’t a hole lot of other episodes from this time period.

[@tommyparkerparker]

I love this that an early 70's episode of GL is on You Tube. Brings back memories. I wish they had more episodes of GL from that time. It was interesting to get a glimpse of the characters Janet and Ken Norris. I would love to see an episode or some posted from the early to mid 70's when Roger Thorpe first came to Springfield and also what led Ken Norris into mental instability. I know at the time Ken was jealous of Ed because of his wife Janet's friendship with him which led him to shoot Ed and ultimately wound up in a mental hospital although I did not see many GL episodes at that time because I was in school. My mom since has passed on but was a fan of GL back then. My question if anyone knows is was Ken Norris somewhat like Roger Thorpe as far as being a nemesis of Ed Bauer?

[@ACcountryFan]

+Tommy Parker According to the GL anniversary books Ed had previously had an affair with Janet prior to her marriage to Ken. So, yes, in a way, Ken happened to be just as paranoid of Ed as Roger happened to be during his marriage to Holly. Ken, though, didn't calculate schemes or manipulate people...Ken more or less lost his mind and couldn't separate his fictionalized images of seeing Ed and Janet in romantic embraces from the reality of Ed and Janet having no feelings for each other anymore. Roger, on the other hand, never lost his mind...in spite of the treachery and terror he caused and his extreme paranoia and low self-esteem almost every thing he did to Ed, Holly, Rita, Adam, Alan, Hillary, Blake, Dinah and others he always maintained his sanity (although Dinah attempted to gaslight him but he caught on and played along).

[@tommyparkerparker]

Thanks for the info. I do remember my mother said that there was a scene in which Ken beat up Roger because Holly told him that she had seen Roger at Janet's apartment and he tried to seduce her.

[@tommyparkerparker]

Thanks for the info. I do remember my mother said that there was a scene in which Ken beat up Roger because Holly told him that she had seen Roger at Janet's apartment and he tried to seduce her.

[@clarissapatterson4710]

to bad both are gone

[@rogertemple7193]

"Rick Bauer who first name is Frederick after Papa and in later years his character was mostly a Supporting character and when it went off the air Papa Bauer & the rest of the Bauers weren't even remembered as they should've been it just wasn't the same."-🌐🌍🌎🌏🌐..

[@laminage]

On UK Soaps they have Ministers aka "Vicars" who are very important. Billy Mayhew who is Fostering A Young Lady named Summer Spellman along with his "Lover" Paul. Then on Emmerdale there's Harriet who covered up a Murder.

[@laminage]

And to think that Michelle would name her Son Roberto Frederico Santos to not only honor Frederick aka "Papa", but Danny's Paternal Grandfather Frederico.

[@laminage]

They used to do this Episode Taping on Dark Shadows as well as the UK Soap Opera Coronation Street.

[@laminage]

I think that Papa Bauer and William "Pa/Grandpa" Hughes on As The World Turns were two of the Best Soap Opera Grandfather in Soap History. In The UK on EastEnders in the 1980's there was a Woman named Lou Beale who had an "Intervention" in the 1980' with her Family and she pretty much told them to get their Stuff together.

[@Itbmurr1]

Loved Lou Beale!

[@laminage]

@@Itbmurr1 Oh you watched Eastenders too! Go On! Alot of US Folks watch UK Soaps and they love them. Now so many UK Soap Alumni are kicking butt on shows that are being watched in the US. Last Tango In Halifax, Victoria, Downton Abbey and Granchester.

[@laminage]

Also in future years "Papa's Name" would be synonomous. Roberto Frederico Santos (Frederick's Great Great Grandson) has his "Middle Name" and his Paternal Grandfather's name was Frederico as well. Leah Bauer (Rick's Daughter) is a combination of both grandmothers Le for Leslie (RIP) and ah comes from Felicia. I wished they had done more with Leah knowing her past and the like. What would be cool is if through the magic of technology she sees her ancestors. Talking to "Papa", Great Grandpa Bill, Great Grandma Bert. Also Jerry Ver Dorn's Grandchildren also referred to him as "Papa".

[@TimsDale4ever]

OMG Barbara Rodell (crazy Joyce from ATWT). I did not know she was on GL first.

[@laminage]

Yeah, in those Days so many Soaps were "Owned" By Proctor & Gamble so it was easy to "Jump" from Show To Show. Also, she played Bridget on Another World.

[@RachelDavisMatthews]

laminage And even crazier and druggie....Lee Randolph on AW in the late 60's

[@gymnastix]

+TimsDale4ever And Barbara Rodell also portrayed "Jill Stevens Clayborn" in "The Secret Storm," just before she assumed the role (from its originator, Lynne Adams) of "Leslie Jackson Bauer Norris Bauer" in "The Guiding Light."

[@laminage]

Lynne Adams Sister is Brooke Adams who acted in Lace as Jennifer aka Pagan. Her mother June Brown would later play Dot Cotton on Eastenders beginning in 1985. She and Adam Woodyat (Ian Beale) are the shows longest running cast members. Lynne also played Mitch in a Canadian Documentary called Forbidden Love The Unashamed Stories Of Lesbian Lives. They Sid a Mini Movie based on The Old School Pulp Fiction Novels.

[@richerdcooper2383]

Mart Huswitt was the best Ed Bauer. With Peter Simon in 2nd. And Richard Van Fleet in 3rd.

[@pacmanindy]

Do you have any video or audio clips of the Charlotte Waring murder trial?

[@Sapphire586]

I was around 6 or 7 during this time, but if I'm not mistaken Jennifer married Holly's brother Ken, but she was "liking" Ed who married Holly. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@baconbap]

Do you mean Janet?

[@erroljr.7480]

Anthony Call (future Herb OLTL) as Joe Werner Sara's (Millette Alexander) hubby!

[@TVBob58]

Does anybody know how I can get audio or video of Stanley Norris' murder on The Guiding Light?

[@gymnastix]

+Bob Smith Good luck finding that one, which I recall was in 1971 or '72. Anyway, the era of "Stanley Norris" (portrayed by William Smithers) is also the era when the television networks allegedly engaged in "wiping" their daily programming, so they could re-use the then-expensive videotapes for future programming, as well to conserve storage space. Or at least that is the story we've all been fed. But you may notice this episode here is from 1973, and appears just as pristine clear as the very day I watched this episode when originally broadcast. So my suspicion is there are more episodes from 1967-80 in existence (Procter & Gable and/or CBS vaults, a former actor's basement, a sometime writer's attic, etc., and/or in the possession of creator Irna Phillips' descendants, and/or by Agnes Nixon). In any event, I wouldn't give up just yet. And the notion of an audio recording of the episode turning up is actually not that far-fetched, as I have read this has happened before, most prominently in the surfacing of a TV audio recording from November 22, 1963, NBC booth announcer Don Pardo reading bulletins about the (at that point) attempted assassination of then-35th President of the United States John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas. NBC News had yet to fire up its studio cameras for coverage, with CBS ("The Tiffany Network") and its principal "Evening News" anchor, Walter Cronkite, beating the "The Peacock Network" to the punch on that one. But NBC was on-air first with the audio from Pardo, and these first news bulletins of the Dallas shootings of JFK and Texas Governor John Connally were recorded by an individual at home with his own tape recorder, that have been preserved all these 50+ years later.

[@Soapluvva]

+Bob Smith I have an audio cassette of the Thursday, March 2, 1972, episode of TGL where Marian Conway (played by Kate Harrington) shouted out during Linell Conway's (played by Christine Pickles) testimony during Leslie Bauer's (played by Barbara Rodell) murder trial that she was the one who killed Stanley Norris. I haven't listened to the recording since the 1970s, so I can't say what condition it's currently in. My first visit to the set of TGL was on Monday, June 12, 1972, for the taping of Episode #6389 which aired the following day. I have the script and an audio cassette. You may view the script at www.dropbox.com/s/mgx3m15pl3itfep/the%20guiding%20light%20--%20%236389%20--%20air%20date%206-13-72.pdf?dl=0 Similarly, I can't say what condition the recording is currently in.

[@TVBob58]

May I get a copy?

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Wiping isn't "alleged" and it isn't a "story"--it is fact. Most of television including soaps, game shows, newscasts, shows like the Today and Tonight shows were mostly erased during the first two or so decades of television. A few soap episodes surfacing from the period prior to 1978 doesn't mean much and certainly doesn't mean there are more. 1978 was the first year CBS/P&G decided to preserve and archive the episodes.

[@laminage]

Hope looks so much like Princess Leonor of Spain who is currently doing her military training.

[@peterbradfield2805]

Does Mart Hulswit (Ed) have a wig (or toupee) on his head? I know Hulswit started to go prematurely bald or at least thinning hair well he was on TGL/GL and I have to admit as someone who didn't start watching the show that much, unfortunately, until 1975 - 76, when it was evident the thinning of Hulswit's hair, I can't remember a time before this when I saw Hulswit on-screen, on television, with that much hair before being able to see this video.

[@laurenceamspoker6739]

I know the actor was buried, but for storyline purposes, was papa Bauer cremated?

[@GodCreatesGays2]

Great episode, but it's too bad they kept Meta in the background during her own father's funeral. And no mention of Papa's other daughter, Trudy Palmer.

[@travisjames3517]

The last time Trudy was seen was in 1958.

[@laminage]

Did Don Stewart (RIP) ever do Broadway?

[@retogenxgurl795]

DO u have anymore gl from the 70s older than 79?

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Doubt you will find many before 1978. Almost all episodes prior to that year were wiped and recorded over.

[@laminage]

Hope Bauer. Alan Michael's Mother. Sometimes I forget that The Coopers were also In Laws To The Bauers for a Hot Minute just like The Spauldings and in it's own way The Lewises because of Daisy.

[@bigboyproductions6]

Is this the way the episode was originally broadcast or have the opener & closer been reimaged ?? JUST WONDERING as I hate the reimaged stuff (Especially when it's mixed in with an otherwise originally broadcast episode) Again.....JUST WONDERING :)

[@mysky]

This is the original broadcast opening and closing credits.

[@cordelianoelle]

I have a Guiding Light book. They misquote Ed's eulogy but it is fun to see a vid to match.

[@blozier2006]

What's with the beeping during the slate read?

[@ACcountryFan]

My guess is it's an audio test...or an audio countdown to the start of the program. Once the beep alert stops then a small green light illuminates and taping is ready to begin (?!?). That's only a guess, though.

[@jefferyjones1357]

Hell this looks like a Dark Shadows episode to me I can't believe how dark & Gothic this looks by the way what ever happen to this ed?

[@laminage]

Ha! Ha! Did you know they did the Same Sequence indicating what "Episode" it is. Also, did you know that there was a Story that Collingswood Manor was the inspiration for Foxworth Hall in Flowers In The Attic by The Late VC Andrews.

[@Sapphire586]

he was played by the same actor up until probably my junior yr in high school around 1983.Then he was replaced by a younger "pretty boy for a few years. Followed by another actor who continued the role until I lost interest around 1990.

[@mysky]

Sapphire586 This Ed, Mart Hulswit, played the role until he was replaced by Peter Simon in 1981. Here are the subsequent Ed Bauers: Peter Simon (1981-1984; 1986-1996; 2002-2004; 2009) Richard Van Vleet (1984-1986) Robert Gentry (1997-1998)

[@LOLOLUTHER]

I much preferred Barbara Rodell over Lynne Adams as Leslie. Unfortunately, Rodell was stuck with that Stanley Norris murder trial storyline, which never seemed to end.

[@mthivier]

Rodell was also great as passive-aggressive psycho-bitch Joyce Colman on ATWT.

[@laminage]

Lynne Adams is also the Sister of Brooke Adams who you may remember played Pagan in the Miniseries Lace. Lynne also was a Character in a Documentary Forbidden Love The Unashamed Stories Of Lesbian Lives where her name was Mitch who meets Laura at a Bar in the late 1950's or early 1960's.

[@hodjpodj3958]

Perhaps in '82 or so, when Elizabeth and Jackie were gone and Mike needed a new leading lady, Barbara Rodell, who left ATWT as Joyce in early '81, could have returned to GL in a "Leslie's twin" story.

[@sandrasanders706]

Don Stewart was actually a minister

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

It was Mart Hulswit who was involved with the Episcopal Church with an actors' organization following his time in GL. He is likely retired by now since he is in his late seventies.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

He trained in opera before turning to acting. He wasn't a minister.

[@sandrasanders706]

I miss the core group of this soap!!..The memories😊😊

[@laminage]

@@ValleyoftheRogue Also Ed Bryce (Bill Bauer #2) was deeply religious. Marcy Walker (Ex Tangie Hill, Ex Liza Colby AMC, Ex Eden Capwell Santa Barbara Santa Barbara) is now a minister as well.

[@Itbmurr1]

Was Bill Bauer presumed dead at this time?

[@travisjames3517]

Yes, for many years.

[@laminage]

I would have loved for Leah Bauer to have gone to Germany and look at her Family Tree and discover that her Great Great Grandfather left Germany because Hitler was coming into Power. She also discovers that their last name is actually "Silberbauer" but like a lot of folks had their name changed at Ellis Island. She even meets some "Distant" Relatives.

[@rogertemple7193]

"HUH,WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT,HUH that would be censored."-🌐🌍🌎🌏🌐..

[@laminage]

@@rogertemple7193 Leah Bauer is Ed's future Granddaughter and I would have liked for her to have known her Father's Family better.

[@duranddavis7710]

This is fitting for today after the Pittsburgh Shootings after this weekend.