by Kerry-Lynne Demarinis
Although Gregg Matteucci grew up in Fairview, a little town near the mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, many of his strongest memories are tied to a home in southeast Portland in historic Ladd's Addition where his grandmother lived. Sundays were centered around family.
"Every Sunday, rain or shine, it was dinner at Grandma Tucci's house," he laughs. "There were about 15 of us squeezed into her tiny house. The dining room table only sat about six people so we would put the kitchen table at the end of the dining room table and then the card table on the end of that."
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