He died of a heart attack in Ten years later, she wed Hans P. Mengering , a retired structural engineer for an Indianapolis architectural firm. In the interview with The Times , she told a story about how her young son, while working at a local supermarket, once stacked a bunch of cans all the way to the ceiling.
Taking one would send them all crashing to the floor. Mengering died Tuesday, April 11, , his publicist confirmed. She soon started making annual Mother's Day appearances too.
She really became a star when the show took her out of the kitchen. Latest Entertainment. Most Read. She graduated from Linton-Stockton High School and then studied business skills at Indiana University, traveling back on the weekends to Linton, where she met H. Joe Letterman, a church organist and grower of fine dahlias and gladiolas. In , they married and left Linton for Indianapolis, where Joe started his career as a florist at Berterman Brothers.
Joe opened a flower shop on 34th Street and later on Keystone Avenue. They raised three children, Jan, David and Gretchen, as well as impressive backyard gardens that boasted a wide variety of vegetables, raspberry brambles and blueberry bushes. During that time she met the man who would be her second husband and traveling companion, Hans P.
Those two spent many sunny days on St. Her assignments included landing interviews with big-name athletes and spectators. The Mengerings were guests at the White House with the Olympians. Each one is unique in its own way.
Each country does its own thing. Although Letterman appeared stumped, his bandleader, Paul Shaffer, was able to get it on the first try: rhubarb. The second pie, of course, was pumpkin. The subject? By Jason Zinoman. The bandleader steps into the spotlight with his new album—and shares fascinating showbiz stories about jamming with the Blues Brothers and trying to track down Bill Murray.
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