Makuchal Family Pictures

This page is dedicated to my family, living and deceased. The following photographs span a period of 45 years as of 2007. My hope is that everyone reading this is as richly blessed with a loving family such as mine. I have no gripes about life, as I've been one lucky guy.

My second birthday.
 Wally, Sr., myself and my mom, Helena.
My grandparents in the background

Wally Makuchal, Sr. in the U.S. Army

'My Three Sons' - from left; Wally, Jr., Denny, Wally, Sr. and Paul

Big Wally and little Wally. This was my teacher who did his job well. A perfect look into the past and how I got started.

Painting my one millionth duck, but I still love it.

Girdletree, MD is one of the most peaceful and quiet places anyone could live in. Here, Taylor Landing is just a bicycle ride away.

An early photo of Christopher and "Gammy", Helena Makuchal

Here, Christopher receives some attention from Mommy.

A rare picture of Pocomoke City's finest artists ever, Wally Makuchal, Sr. at Pocomoke High School in the late fifties. Art was his passion and he often got into trouble for drawing pictures in class.

Wally, Sr. and Helena Makuchal Sunday morning before church.

Wally has brother Paul helping him out at the Easton Waterfowl Festival in the 1980's

Wanda and Wally Jr.

Quite obvious I'm up to no good.

Wally Sr. during a silly moment at the
Delaware trout stamp competition.
He is pointing out Paul's entry

A college photo of Wanda.

Taking unusual requests is part of the job.
Lettering an old refurbished 8N tractor.

The 'ol' hold the fish up to the camera
to make it look bigger trick.

Roland Martin wannabe