Five generations
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The five generations of the Harlett family pictured here are (seated) Marcelline Harlett — holding her great-great-granddaughter, month-old Sayge Lynn Bryant — and Carl Manfred Harlett, and (standing, from left) great-grandmother Nancy Harlett, grandfather Scott Keefe, and the baby’s mother, Stephanie Keefe. All are Tiffin residents. Manfred and Marce Harlett will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary Thursday. They were married Sept. 2, 1940, at St. Michael Catholic Church, Findlay. Marce is the daughter of Edward and Gertrude Thiry. She retired as office manager for Drake Orthodontics. Manfred is the son of Frank and Katherine Harlett. He retired as a manager at Pettibone in Tiffin. They have three daughters, Nancy Harlett of Tiffin and Roselyn Scheida of Rocky River and Janine Lortz, who is deceased. Four grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild complete the family.
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