Time tested for 4 generations, our whole family uses this great product for much more than just our hands today.
Homestead of my grandparents, Leslie and Florence Gilman, in Randolph, VT
My Grampa Leslie Gilman with Gram Florence.
My mom, Alice, standing behind the windmill with her parents directly behind her.
My mom, Alice, next to the youngest, with her siblings.
My Grampa Gilman with daughter Alice, my mom.
Grampa Gilman tows some hay in the early 40's.
Here I am, in the middle. Sister Barb on right and sister Bette on left .
Celebrating our 40th Wedding Anniversary and the success of Grampa Gilman's.
In the beginning there was Grampa, Leslie Arthur Gilman, a hardworking Vermont dairy farmer. The family farm located in Randolph Center was owned and operated by Leslie and Florence from the early 1920's until 1951. Milking several head of jersey cows twice daily, with other farm chores, hands were exposed to the elements. Fingertips would crack and bleed, being sore and even painful. Grampa being a man of few words but with great wisdom put together the skin care that is made today. Time tested 4 generations, our whole family uses this great product for much more than hands today.
