Frank and Rosemary Herendeen welcomed seventy family members and friends to their home, the "Cinderella" house, to help celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. The Herendeens were married in Lakewood, California on March 6, 1960. They have two adult children Amy Vaughan and Lee Herendeen, and three grandchildren; Jeremy Vaughn, and Reed and Elle Herendeen.
The couple met when they began attending Long Beach State College, but didn't start dating until Rosemary was a senior. Frank worked as a buyer for the Broadway Hale Store Chain. After they married, they lived for three years in Eugene, Oregon before moving back to Long Beach where Frank got his teaching credentials. He taught elementary school in Buena Park. Rosemary also got her teaching credentials and became a teacher for the ABC Unified School District.
The couple lived in Long Beach and Orange until their move to Redlands in 1998. They realized their dream of owning an antique home when Jon and Lynette Harrison sold them their home on Olive Avenue. After eight years of restoration, the home was completed and they are still enjoying their wonderful "find."
Frank and Rosemary are both active in the Redlands community. They believe they have found the perfect city for retirement and enjoyment.
Wedding Day: March 6, 1960.
The couple met when they began attending Long Beach State College, but didn't start dating until Rosemary was a senior. Frank worked as a buyer for the Broadway Hale Store Chain. After they married, they lived for three years in Eugene, Oregon before moving back to Long Beach where Frank got his teaching credentials. He taught elementary school in Buena Park. Rosemary also got her teaching credentials and became a teacher for the ABC Unified School District.
The couple lived in Long Beach and Orange until their move to Redlands in 1998. They realized their dream of owning an antique home when Jon and Lynette Harrison sold them their home on Olive Avenue. After eight years of restoration, the home was completed and they are still enjoying their wonderful "find."
Frank and Rosemary are both active in the Redlands community. They believe they have found the perfect city for retirement and enjoyment.
Wedding Day: March 6, 1960.
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