Jane Fonda to marry again at 71… as her ex-husbands watch on
By Daily Mail Reporter – 06th September 2009
Jane Fonda, 71, and fiance Richard Perry will tie the knot in a Christmas ceremony attended by two of her three ex-husbands.
Showing no signs of slowing down, actress Jane Fonda is planning to marry for a fourth time at the age of 71 and has invited two of her ex-husbands. Jane will marry Hollywood music producer Richard Perry, 67, who she was introduced to by her actress niece Bridget Fonda a year ago. According to reports Fonda will invite her second and third husbands, former politician Tom Hayden and media mogul Ted Turner, to the wedding, at which Troy Garity, her actor son by Hayden, will give her away. Jane has told friends she is planning an ‘unconventional union’. ‘She made the announcement during a dinner party at the Malibu home of Barbra Streisand and James Brolin, and now it’s the biggest open secret in showbiz.,’ said a friend.
The Oscar winner’s first husband, French director Roger Vadim, who turned her into an international sex symbol in the film Barbarella, died in 2000. A source close to her revealed: ‘After her divorce from Ted, Jane vowed she’d never wed again. ‘But at this point in her life she has learned to trust her gut instincts and her gut tells her that Richard is a keeper. ‘They fit like a glove, clearly love each other, and share a lot of common pastimes, in- cluding a keen interest in politics.’ The source said: “The only sense in which she’s a ‘peacenik’ these days is that she wants peace to rule her entire family. So why not invite her two ex-husbands? She’s friends with both now and Jane wants them to share her happiness.
 Jane has invited her media mogul ex-husband, Ted Turner, to the wedding. |
 Jane with second husband, politician, Tom Hayden in 1989. |
 Jane with first husband, film director, Roger Vadim in 1969. |
Jane and her three previous husbands. Her father, Henry Fonda, married five times and her brother, Peter Fonda, has married twice.
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Sand Flats Orchard
371 Martin Road
Fonda, NY 12068
http://www.sandflatsorchard.com
518-853-4999
Sand Flats Orchard is a family farm owned and operated by The Hoffmans |
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The Fall season is Apple season.
Our offerings include U-Pick and picked apples. Pumpkins, squash and other fall
vegetables are available during September and October.
Our bakery and store are open daily September and October!
Fall Hours: 9:00am — 6:00pm
7 days a week
November & December: Sat & Sun 9:00am – 2:00pm
Sundae on the Farm
September 20, 2009
Presented by: Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Sand Flats Greenhouse.
Open April 25 – July 11th
Monday – Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Hanging baskets, potted flowers, annual packs, geraniums, and vegetables.
Strawberries
We picked from 6/10 to 7/10 |
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I had the pleasure of visiting the orchard recently and I came away with a good
sampling of fresh apples, raspberry spread, apple-cinnamon donuts and coffee.
This is a genuine family-owned operation and you should stop by to
sample the fresh produce and abundant hospitality!! Mark Fonda
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Photos from the Caughnawaga Cemetery in Fonda, New York recently taken by Adrienne Buckland Knight:
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I received these photos from Becky Kaufman of Seattle who is tracing her lineage from Michigan back to the Knickerbocker family of Rensselaer, New York.
Rebeckah Fonda is buried in Schagticoke, Rensselear, New York in the Knickerbocker Family Cemetery. She was born 14 Apr 1718 in Albany, New York and died 8 Jan 1800 in Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co., New York. The Find-A-Grave cemetery listing is here.
 Rebeckah Fonda Knickerbocker gravestone. |
 Knickerbocker Cemetery next to mansion in Schaghticoke. |
 Recent picture of the Knickerbocker Mansion in Schaghticoke. |
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 Oil painting which hangs in the Knickerbocker Mansion. |
 The sketch which appeared in Harper's Magazine in Dec. 1876 (Vol. 54, p. 42) |
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