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Paul Ecke Jr. and unidentified person
Paul Ecke Jr. and unidentified person
Molbak Family Holiday Card
The Molbak family were customers (and friends) of the Paul Ecke Ranch from Seattle.
Franz Freuwirth, poinsettia breeder, Paul Ecke Ranch
Franz Freuwirth standing in the greenhouse where he did much of the poinsettia breeding at the Paul Ecke Ranch.
Unidentified
Unidentified
Don Hubbard Sr. at his cattle ranch, Oregon
Don Hubbard Sr. owned Don Hubbard Contracting, a San Marcos-based business. Don supported the YMCA, along with Paul Ecke Jr.
Don Hubbard Sr.'s cattle ranch, Oregon
Don Hubbard Sr. owned Don Hubbard Contracting, a San Marcos-based business. Don supported the YMCA along with Paul Ecke Jr..
Paul Ecke Jr. and Dude Engel on a river rafting trip
Paul Ecke Jr. and Dude Engel were friends from Ohio State University. The Engel family was in the flower growing business in Ohio.
Unidentified person posing with poinsettias
Unidentified person posing with poinsettias in a greenhouse
Charles (Charlie) Nagle at his art show
Charlie Nagle poses in front of his art. Charlie Nagle's father, Robert Nagle, was friends with Paul Ecke Jr. from their time in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War.
Paul Ecke Jr., family and friends at unidentified event
Front row, left to right: Lizbeth Ecke with her son, Matthew, Chairman Ha (investor in the Flower Fields), Chairman Ha's wife, Sue Kint (Chairman Ha's advisor). Second row, left to right: David Meyer (Lizbeth Ecke's husband), Maureen "Mo" Ecke (Paul…
Paul Ecke Jr. with unidentified man
Paul Ecke Jr. with unidentified man
Sara Ecke May with her daughter, Corinne May at an Easter Egg hunt
Sara Ecke May with her daughter, Corinne May at an Easter Egg hunt. Sara Ecke is Paul Ecke Jr. and Elisabeth Ecke's daughter.
Maureen Ecke with Corinne May
Maureen Ecke with Corinne May on the beach
Unidentified person next to a Lego installation on Carlsbad Ranch
The Lego installation was put out on Carlsbad Ranch prior to the move by Legoland to test how the pieces would weather in that location. The level of salt in the air was one consideration.
Two unidentified people
Unidentified