Nat is the cute blonde in the middle--circa 1961

 Gee-- can you guess which one Nat is? 

This picture of Nat with his family, Grampa Porter,and his cousins, the Shanes, was taken in 1964 in Grammy Porter's Garden

Nat's parents, John and Holly, and his dog, Feather -- 1970

Big Brother Donny

Sister Alison and Melvin aka The Voon

Gram Goodhue and Sister Erin

On Little Barndoor Island with Dad, Er and Al

Cool Brother Donny

Feather

Melvin aka The Voon

Christmas Brunch 1971

Mom

Natty

Porter Family 1965

Little Sisters Erin and Alison

In line for the rope tow at Cannonsburg

Do I make you randy?

Porter Kids 1963

Nat with all of his grandparents at The Peninsular Club, Christmas 1972

 Nat has a way with animals!

Here he has trained Melvin to retrieve his Adam's Apple

 Nat and Don looking glum on Christmas Morning: How many socks and undies does a guy need?

Sudie Mae Lewis kept Nat's room clean and loved her "Natty Duck".

Every year on Nat's birthday Sudie would give him a dollar and say, "Please give your brother fifty cents."

Nat spent many wonderful summers in Wolfeboro, NH...

...on beautiful Little Barndoor Island

...where Nat enjoyed jumping on the tramp, boating, and frolicing in the therapeutic waters of Lake Winnipesaukee

There's Something About Mary: Another household helper we won't completely name took such a shine to Nat, she repeatedly left her brassieres, girdles and other steel-belted foundation garments in Nat's dresser drawers!

Gram Goodhue and Sister Er

Nat trained on a plastic saxophone and by 1970 (with Mr. Cobb's help) had worked himself up to the real McCoy

It's a melon party!

The Porter Kids stand by their Grammy Ruth at the 1969 Groundbreaking of Porter Hills Presbyterian Village

Nat's little thithters -- Er and Al

Porter Kids 1964

Porter Kids on Little Barndoor Island 1972

Grampa Porter and Dad at the cottage at Lake Charlevoix circa 1978

The great man for whom Nat was named, Nathaniel William Goodhue aka Gramp