Interviews
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Interview with Eva Leavitt Miles
Typewritten transcript of an interview conducted by Albert Winkler (1949- ) on 22 Aug. 1982. Miles talks about her family, her experiences in growing up in Bunkerville, and about working one summer in the Provo, Utah area.
Interview of Walter Jarvis Miles and Eva Miles
Two typed transcripts of two interview recordings with Walter Miles and Eva Miles, conducted by Albert and Lorna Winkler. The interviews are dated July 7, 1982 and October 3, 1982. They discuss ranching, Walter's work in Las Vegas, Walter's schooling and teaching career, his work as a miner and beet harvester in Park City, Utah, and Eva and Walter's marriage.
Albert Winkler interview summaries
Notes, most likely written by Albert Winkler, on some interviews conducted in 1985. Interviews summarized with the following: Clyde Everett Weeks Jr., Richard Baldwin, Gail S. Halvorsen, Ray T. Matheny, Frederick Weight and Ezra Ross Richards Sr. 9 leaves on a notepad.
Albert Winkler interview with David Raymond Cox
Typescript of an interview conducted by Albert Winkler of Brigham Young University's office of Special Collections on 4 May 2001 in Cox's home in Ogden, Utah. Cox talks about his experiences as a Marine during World War II. He was a lieutenant of artillery on Saipan Island during the battle. He and his men were involved in repulsing a banzai attack by the Japanese and in the destruction of two enemy tanks.
Albert Winkler interview with J. Murray Rawson
Typescript of an interview taken from the included cassette tape. Albert Winkler interviewed Rawson on 14 Oct. 1999 at his home in Orem, Utah, for the office of Special Collections at Brigham Young University. Rawson tells about his experiences during the battle of Iwo Jima. He says that his faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was essential to his survival.
Albert Winkler interviews with James L. Gardner
Albert L. Winkler interview with Herbert K. and Erika W. Commichaux
Albert L. Winkler papers
Materials include typed diary entries kept by Albert L. Winkler from 1977 to 2019 discussing his career and daily life. Also includes interview notes from an interview with Grant Winkler about various events throughout his life. The notes were taken by Albert Winkler, nephew to Grant, in 2007.