Collier Landry

And on April 23rd, 1962, at just 17 years old, these very qualities would catch the eye of John F. Boyle Jr.,

otherwise known as jack jack would later say that on that beautiful spring day he and his friends had just arrived at a drive-in diner called the hot shop and all of a sudden he sees a car of girls pull up next to them jack and his friends were very interested in this group of pretty girls and they all rolled their windows down and started introducing themselves but jack had his eyes set on the beautiful blonde sitting in the back seat

otherwise known as jack jack would later say that on that beautiful spring day he and his friends had just arrived at a drive-in diner called the hot shop and all of a sudden he sees a car of girls pull up next to them jack and his friends were very interested in this group of pretty girls and they all rolled their windows down and started introducing themselves but jack had his eyes set on the beautiful blonde sitting in the back seat

otherwise known as jack jack would later say that on that beautiful spring day he and his friends had just arrived at a drive-in diner called the hot shop and all of a sudden he sees a car of girls pull up next to them jack and his friends were very interested in this group of pretty girls and they all rolled their windows down and started introducing themselves but jack had his eyes set on the beautiful blonde sitting in the back seat

He would later write a letter to his son Collier explaining this interaction. In it, Jack says, quote, When everyone was exchanging names, all I saw was her. I said to her, Hey, you in the back seat, what's your name? In true mommy fashion, she pulled the glasses down over the bridge of her nose, looked up over them at me and said, Noreen. "'What's yours?'

He would later write a letter to his son Collier explaining this interaction. In it, Jack says, quote, When everyone was exchanging names, all I saw was her. I said to her, Hey, you in the back seat, what's your name? In true mommy fashion, she pulled the glasses down over the bridge of her nose, looked up over them at me and said, Noreen. "'What's yours?'

He would later write a letter to his son Collier explaining this interaction. In it, Jack says, quote, When everyone was exchanging names, all I saw was her. I said to her, Hey, you in the back seat, what's your name? In true mommy fashion, she pulled the glasses down over the bridge of her nose, looked up over them at me and said, Noreen. "'What's yours?'

After that time, "'we were inseparable for the rest of our lives.'" And that was true. After meeting that day at the drive-in diner, Jack and Noreen were inseparable, and they both came from similar backgrounds.

After that time, "'we were inseparable for the rest of our lives.'" And that was true. After meeting that day at the drive-in diner, Jack and Noreen were inseparable, and they both came from similar backgrounds.

After that time, "'we were inseparable for the rest of our lives.'" And that was true. After meeting that day at the drive-in diner, Jack and Noreen were inseparable, and they both came from similar backgrounds.

On June 1st, 1968, at 23 years old, Noreen and Jack would get married in what Jack described as the downstairs, quote, poor person's church in Penwyn, Pennsylvania. And from the outside looking in, they had an incredible life ahead of them. Jack was attending medical school on his way to becoming a doctor. And while he worked on that, Noreen supported them by working as a dental hygienist.

On June 1st, 1968, at 23 years old, Noreen and Jack would get married in what Jack described as the downstairs, quote, poor person's church in Penwyn, Pennsylvania. And from the outside looking in, they had an incredible life ahead of them. Jack was attending medical school on his way to becoming a doctor. And while he worked on that, Noreen supported them by working as a dental hygienist.

On June 1st, 1968, at 23 years old, Noreen and Jack would get married in what Jack described as the downstairs, quote, poor person's church in Penwyn, Pennsylvania. And from the outside looking in, they had an incredible life ahead of them. Jack was attending medical school on his way to becoming a doctor. And while he worked on that, Noreen supported them by working as a dental hygienist.

Here is Jack and Noreen's son Collier talking about his parents' life during this time.

Here is Jack and Noreen's son Collier talking about his parents' life during this time.

Here is Jack and Noreen's son Collier talking about his parents' life during this time.

Both of my parents were very intelligent people. They graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, which is an Ivy League school. They're both from poor families in Philadelphia. One of the things I found out when I was making the film is my mother supported my father. while he was in med school because she graduated with a degree from Penn in dental hydronistry.

Both of my parents were very intelligent people. They graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, which is an Ivy League school. They're both from poor families in Philadelphia. One of the things I found out when I was making the film is my mother supported my father. while he was in med school because she graduated with a degree from Penn in dental hydronistry.

Both of my parents were very intelligent people. They graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, which is an Ivy League school. They're both from poor families in Philadelphia. One of the things I found out when I was making the film is my mother supported my father. while he was in med school because she graduated with a degree from Penn in dental hydronistry.

So she went off and was working and was making like $25 an hour in the 60s and 70s in Philadelphia. And that's pretty good money.