The Albert Jacob family had 4 children and lived on Brinton Street in Buffalo. They had a car with a rumble seat that offered their children and cousins wonderful rides. 

After their family had grown Al and Mil took ballroom dancing lessons and became expert dancers.  People would clear the floor to watch them dance.  Their dancing was over when Aunt Mil became disabled with arthritis and spent many years in a wheelchair.

In later years, Uncle Al became known as "the balloon grandpa."  He came to family outings with a pocket full of balloons which he’d blow up and twist into all kinds of shapes, which delighted the kids.  

At home Uncle Al had a wonderful collection of windup toys that he’d bring out for kids to see.  Aunt Mil always offered ice cream sodas with colorful napkins around the icy glass.  Everyone loved to visit Uncle Al and Aunt Mil!