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All Southern California Winner - 4-H "Share the fun" skit: "4-H Style". Elisabeth (Jinx) Ecke was a 4-H leader and took several years of children to the victory in the "Share the fun" competitions. 

Albert Ecke, father of Paul Ecke Sr..

Barbara Winter (Paul Jr.'s sister) and Ray Winter, with their sons,  Ray (older) and Duane. 

Unidentified family with label "Bradley family"

Presumably at the Lake Arrowhead Cabin where the Ecke family went every summer. Elisabeth "Jinx" Ecke engaged someone to help with the three children. 

Paul Ecke Jr. and Elisabeth Ecke (wife) collected ceramic creations by Bjorn Wiinblad. 

Certificate issued to Albert Ecke as proof of his competency to give lessons in work on the carpenter's bench and work with cardboard. Original in German language with English-language translation on the reverse.

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. (center, front). 

Christine Dealy (Paul and Magdalena Ecke's granddaughter) and her husband (at the time) in the backyard of the Ecke's house. 

Daughter of Sara Ecke May. 

David Meyer, Matthew Meyer and Lizbeth Ecke at the Flower Fields in Carlsbad, CA. 

David Meyer, Matthew Meyer and Lizbeth Ecke at the Flower Fields in Carlsbad

Don Hubbard Sr. owned Don Hubbard Contracting, a San Marcos-based business. Don supported the YMCA along with Paul Ecke Jr..

Don Looper, friend of Paul Ecke Jr. and Elisabeth "Jinx" Ecke. Handwritten: "For the Rogues Gallery of my good friends, The Eckes. Don Looper." This photograph was displayed in the Ecke Ranch House dining room, along with many other friends of the…