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Roy Brandstater: Twenty Years as an Evangelist California State University, FullertonOral History Program Roy Brandstater, interviewed by Maurice Hodgen on June 28, 30, and July 4, 1976 Introduction
My first correspondence was—as my mother told me—a telegram to me on the day of my birth, November 1, 1926 in Perth, Western Australia: “Welcome
Preamble “The next best thing most like living one’s life over again seems to be a recollection of that life, and to make that recollection
Pastor Roy Brandstater was a pioneer Seventh-day Adventist preacher-evangelist in several country towns in Western Australia during the nineteen-twenties. He spent 1925 and 1926 in
My paternal grandfather was Dr. Charles Albert Brandstater, son of Emanuel Brandstater Sr. I’ve learned that the “original” Australian family always referred to him as
First family – Emanuel Sr and family.
First family – Louisa Sr and Jr
First family – Albert.
First family – Albert mid-life
First family – Albert
First family – Gustav Adolph as a young man.
First family – Gustav Adolph
First family – 4 sisters
First family – Herman
First family – Charlie
First family – Fritz
First family – Fritz
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