On a day we honor service to our country I would like to recognize John Landers Armstrong, Born May 19, 1875 in Indiana, Armstrong was an American soldier, patriot and comrade.
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The Don CeSar Hotel was completed in 1928 on St. Petersburg Beach and founded by Thomas Rowe. His ‘Pink Lady’ was renowned for her pampering of the elite at the height of the Jazz Age.
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For the average American President’s Day is simply a day off! A three day weekend that retailers across the country utilize to induce store traffic and of course on-line shopping incentivize by discounts and specials shoppers can get nowhere else!
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We at Gent Life would like to take a moment to honor the 41st President of the United States, George HW Bush.
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It’s clear John McCain learned a lot from his time with the United States Navy.
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Heard of the Kennedy family? Presidents, senators, ambassadors and attorney generals… The Boston-based family was (and still is) a dynasty in American business and politics going back to the 1920’s.
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The word ‘gentleman’ as defined by Merriam-Webster includes “a man whose conduct conforms to a high standard of propriety or correct behavior.”
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April of 1955 had its share of historic transitions as the chapter of American and allied pride of World War 2 shifted to the Cold War.
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Born December 6th, 1924 in Sokoly, Poland, Calvin Joseph Lepkowsky immigrated to New York City with his parents Benjamin and Francis along with his brother David in 1927.
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Henry Flagler founder of Standard Oil and Florida East Coast Railway (and countless others) had an eye for luxury.
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Every writer of Gent Life has a divine connection to the Second World War. Through grandfathers and great uncles, we hear stories of commitment and sacrifice that have traveled through decades of time filling us with pride and inspiration
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Every writer of Gent Life has a divine connection to the Second World War.
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