Kopavi Lyou

Malcolm's youngest son, with Thip and Ray at our house on an historic day of reunion, April 2, 2006.

Das 1986

Das, in 1986, Ellwood Beach, California.

Malc circa 1954

My sister Bette Ann recently sent me this image of me when I was about 6 years old, in front of the Winslows' home, not far from ours on Wilson Lane, Bayville, North Shore, Long Island, New York.

Kulthida ("Ray")

Malcolm and Thip's daughter, age 13 in August 2005, Upper Santa Ynez River, California.

Das & Sen 2004

Malcolm's sons Das and Senyo, Summer 2004.

Malc & Yanna, 1971

Malcolm and first wife Yanna (Maria Johanna Diets), 1971.

Edwin Sartain Gault, Jr.

Malcolm's adopted father and retired Methodist minister, living with wife Carol and family in Ft. Myers, West Florida.

Raymon and Betty Williams

Malcolm's hereditary father and mother: Raymon Malcolm & Betty Marie (Brigham) Williams, circa 1943.

Suphannaphoowong Family

Our Thai-Lao family (Suphannaphoowong)in the Isaan, May 2005.

Tah Suphannaphoowong

Ray's Cousin Tah, May 2005.

Isaan Rock Paintings

Isaan Rock Paintings, Ban Phu, Northeastern Thailand

Ray, Yoke, Khope & Pawn

Ray, Yoke, Khop & Pawn, May 2005.

Our 17 Rai Riceland

Our 17 Rai Riceland outside the family village of Nong Soong Pleui. A rai is a "traditional unit of land area in Thailand. The rai is now considered to equal exactly 1600 square meters, which is 0.16 hectare or approximately 0.3954 acre. The rai is divided into 4 ngan. The unit is called the hai in northern Thailand and the lai in Laos. The word means "field," that is, an upland field rather than a rice paddy." (http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/dictR.html)

Lung Tah Wah

Thip's mother's brother Lung Tah Wah, one of several Buddhist monks in the family.

Sawt Suphannaphoowong

Ray's Uncle Sawt, in the backyard, between the family house and the outdoors kitchen (kitchen #2).