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<p>A portrait of Mrs. Thelma Gross, wife of Judge William B. Gross. Mrs. Gross taught at Brunswick Elementary School in the 1950s &amp; Sixties. The Gross family lived in the big horizontal house on Central Avenue just below BES. They were active at Grace Epi...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br /> A portrait of Mrs. Thelma Gross, wife of Judge William B. Gross. Mrs. Gross taught at Brunswick Elementary School in the 1950s &amp; Sixties. The Gross family lived in the big horizontal house on Central Avenue just below BES. They were active at Grace Episcopal Church.<br /> <br /> (From the Myer Kaplon Photo Collection at the Brunswick Community Library; Frederick County Public Libraries)<br /> <br /> Susan Alexander: Thelma also taught piano. Her daughter, Anne-Lynn, was a great friend to my brother. Thelma also had two sons, John Lynch, and Billy. Anne-Lynn was the singing of auctioneer, and passed away several years ago.<br /> <br /> Molly Heffner: She was my 6th grade teacher. I remember she loved music and had a wonderful sense of humor. I loved having her as a teacher. She could give you a real stern look but it was just for show - underneath was a heart of gold and love for her students.<br /> <br /> Richard Bowers: She was my 3rd grade teacher. She loved music, and I recall the family had 2 baby grand pianos in the front room.<br /> <br /> Melissa Silveous: She was my teacher for 2nd and 3rd grade. LOVE this woman! She taught me that reading is a gift I give to myself. Can&#039;t even imagine how different my life would have been without her influence.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Smoketown Schools]]</div>

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