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| Frances, Susie, Mildred |
Celebrate:
Having someone other than yourself as the source of joy to your parents.
Having a wing man or wing girl during trouble.
Having someone operate as the perpetual little to your big.
Having someone function as the perpetual answer to your question.
And then one day, you are each other's best friend, strongest ally, best cheerleader.
One day, you grow up and know you are not alone in this world.
The Gordon Sisters (Alice, Susie, Janie, Frances, Mildred) and their brother (George).
My aunt and my daddy. (Betty and Goss)
My mother and my uncle. (Margaret and Gordon)
My brother and me. (Thomas Gordon and Margaret Jane)
The Ritchie Brothers (James Franklin, George Louis, John Campbell)
The Ritchie Sisters (Frances Alabama, Martha Virginia, Ella Jane)
Read about this fluid dynamic in The House on Harrison Street: The Gordon-Ritchie Saga
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| Mildred and Frances |
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| Alice |
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| Frances |
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| Janie |
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| Susie |
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| Mildred |
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| Susie, George, Alice |
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| George |
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| Margaret and Gordon |
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| Bonus: Sister-Cousins Pam and M Jane |
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| Thomas and M Jane |
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