Hermine married Richard Mattessich in 1952. They were married for 60 years. The poem Richard wrote for his wife at their 50th Anniversary sums up a beautiful and enduring love.
"I saw your lovely face
And smelled the fragrance of your hair,
I touched the goodness of your heart
And felt the greatness of your soul;
And then I knew,
Down to the marrow my bones,
That thou art' mine,
And I am thine.
Not for a year, or fifty even,
In all eternity
Will ich Dich lieben"
"I saw your lovely face
And smelled the fragrance of your hair,
I touched the goodness of your heart
And felt the greatness of your soul;
And then I knew,
Down to the marrow my bones,
That thou art' mine,
And I am thine.
Not for a year, or fifty even,
In all eternity
Will ich Dich lieben"
Hermine married Richard Mattessich in 1952. They were married for 60 years. The poem Richard wrote for his wife at their 50th Anniversary sums up a beautiful and enduring love.
"I saw your lovely face
And smelled the fragrance of your hair,
I touched the goodness of your heart
And felt the greatness of your soul;
And then I knew,
Down to the marrow my bones,
That thou art' mine,
And I am thine.
Not for a year, or fifty even,
In all eternity
Will ich Dich lieben"
"I saw your lovely face
And smelled the fragrance of your hair,
I touched the goodness of your heart
And felt the greatness of your soul;
And then I knew,
Down to the marrow my bones,
That thou art' mine,
And I am thine.
Not for a year, or fifty even,
In all eternity
Will ich Dich lieben"
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