Community Corner
Lacey Patch Readers Share Their Moon-Landing Memories
Many Lacey Patch readers still remember the moon landing like it was yesterday.

LACEY, NJ — Many still remember the moon landing like it was yesterday. As the 50-year anniversary approached, Lacey Patch readers shared some stories about when they watched the Apollo 11 mission come to fruition on July 20, 1969.
Here were some responses:
"My Michele was born July 19, 1969 and my daughter Donna was born July 20, 1959. My lunar daughters. Love them. As a matter of fact, love our whole family. Feeling blessed." - Carol Francis Santosuosso
Find out what's happening in Laceyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
"My parent's living room, I was 7 and I remember it well." - Thomas Carapelho
"Birthing kittens and happy birthday to me, I turned 14 that day, and so excited to have such a monumental occasion. Now I'm .... what? I can't be that old, Really?" - Kitty Young
Find out what's happening in Laceyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
"I had just graduated 8th grade the previous month and was glued to the TV. I was 14 years old!" - Kathy Candeletti
"I was at my in-laws house in Queens, NY, at a BBQ. Watching the amazing event on their small TV that they brought outside." - Patricia Sheehy Gojdics
"Weisbaden, Germany watching the moon landing on a teeny, tiny black and white tv. Very proud to be an American on that special day!" - Long Sayer
"Unraveling kite string in Tuckerton, NJ mesmerized by this occasion." - Marjorie Larsen Staer
"On a ship in the Navy off the coast of Cuba watching on a TV in the ship fitter shop." - Mike Fontana
"Summer vacation in Forked River watching it on tv." - Maureen Fox Ferris
You can read everyone's answers below. And feel free to share your memories with Patch.
Click here to get Patch email notifications on this or other local news articles or get Patch breaking news alerts sent right to your phone with our app. Download here. Follow Lacey Patch on Facebook. Have a news tip? Email josh.bakan@patch.com.
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.