Spoiler : Dawn, this was forwarded to us by our son Stephen. Such a sweet comment. Brings back fond memories. Much love, from cousin Ed ("Nub") and Judy (spouse of 52 years and counting)

Spoiler : Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota 3/21/1908; died 2/24/1994 in Studio City, California. Educated at The University of Minnesota and Northwestern University. He made his radio debut in 1923 as a singer, then began his long career as an announcer.

Spoiler : Announcer for radio programs including The First Nighter on NBC, CBS and Mutual (1930?-1953); Vic And Sade on NBC and CBS (1940-1945); Carnation Contented Hour on NBC (1942-1945); Aunt Mary on NBC West Coast (1942-1951); Today's Children on NBC (1943-1950). Host of This Is Life on Mutual-Radio (1941-1943); Hollywood Searchlight on NBC-Radio (1953). Host of (Wordmaster) Speak Up, America on NBC-BLUE (1940). Robin the narrator and host on Calling All Detectives on Mutual-Radio (1945). ABC-TV announcer

Spoiler : Just found this site. Uncle Vin was married to my Dad’s sister, Edna. We also traveled from San Diego to visit them. I fondly remember the jam sessions with Uncle Bernie on the banjo, Dad on the sax, Aunt Edna on the organ and Uncle Vin on the piano. I know we recorded one of those sessions, but I haven’t found it. Uncle Vin in his signature grey sweater and Aunt Edna in herbheels and Capri pants. Loved walking in the hills above their home on Sunshine Terrace . Such wonderful memories and a fabulous childhood. Hope this gets passed on to cousin Ed.

Spoiler : When I was a little girl it was such fun to drive with my family to North Hollywood from San Diego to visit my uncle Vin and aunt Edna at their home on Sunshine Terrace. Even as a little girls I noticed that uncle Vin had a comforting and clear speaking voice. He was so extremely handsome and sweet. My mother was so in awe of her older sister, Edna, attractive and musically quite talented. Ed,Bunny,Denise and Terry were my cousins all so polished,and to me the ideal family. Once Uncle Vin gave me a script from the "Alfred Hitchcock Hour" that was amazing.