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After the war, Edward Fievet returned to Louisville and married Naomi Triplett in 1946. Naomi was born <br />in Ohio and moved to Louisville when she was 12 years old. She was living on a farm with her mother, <br />Murel, and stepfather Alva Pierce in 1940. <br />Edward and Naomi had two daughters — Connie (b.1946) and Judy (b.1949) and Edward started a 20-year <br />career working as a service mechanic and auto dealer at the Pike -Lathrop Chevrolet in Boulder. In 1951, <br />the Fievets purchased the property in Louisville Heights and began building a home. <br />Minor Home Building <br />Boom Nibs Louisville <br />—e 10 New 1ieluaei Undor <br />Pinata of Boy Cnttu nittion Scattered <br />oar. and Men, Gana Wood are Over Mena 8f Town <br />Daman of a mom their 11r4 child.' While VowLh owl development <br />The krnfant weigl!rrd seven i1Mnd# for L iuc. iLIc ie• UPpe Mint In <br />and. 10 uuncee whin barn Mon- the mina* of the community, tha <br />day cccnink. in SE. Joceph hoe- town to 6l ready e7Lparc#PCing a <br />01.4 in 1:kezwer. He het been Ismail building hour with 10 <br />named Mark Robert- Immns under enrintructian rieit <br />.ir,w, Ix.,elden the onr,a thiit have. <br />]irr.i completed in the last yea-, <br />be R0. <br />The building in apre.d pretty <br />wilt ever town, wLth thn west <br />and narthweet srrtting the moat. <br />�Vic Carotin is 'buildingLi■ home <br />,. �1 the vredt side of 1;,.RFerier. it <br />the 11.04 bled'. F.dtirard F'Invat <br />has nrr going up L,! Om 9IMI bL+'ck <br />nv L`rr11..14 J„n. Mnrhu€r and <br />Work f!1Sewers WE'ilb+u r Maidonn* are buildEni on <br />u-`n! 5t tpr,t in thn Pincher ad- <br />To <br />Speed <br />d ditinn on the meet h Alice of tam. <br />Di tls„ s.nulhw•eat part of Laww. <br />Work an Cdnstrutl Lurtr of Lends -dire. Land j'rpieb, h•• a borne <br />mart}' crap , t,.rl in Lh.. lib4 hLnch <br />villn newer nytitum Should • Dr(' an Grunt airwrt and Albert D- <br />evil! uRaln. Fi, 1wr flrothrna .ub= cabedty In billdIng Lwi hnunen in <br />ranted the lax bid to R.An ite 1 he name black. The Bettie <br />company for the jab of biiI4Lrlic 1{e,r51fi4 Cgrutruct inn company is <br />tht didpnnrnl S1.11471'4 but no report bundling tWo horneF to sell in <br />on thin part of Me work Fria the Corrigan addktian on the treat <br />evni]ablc. edge of town. <br />Mice D AnieLa4 c illir1etor for mermen wieik 1a buklding on <br />dllteihir the dit=bvs find kikying Main strrmt in the EyiM black In <br />the pipe, aid he wilE et$I im- the "kith part. a town_ <br />mcdiate]y with two raven.hoar , <br />ihLIN aim On Joh, He wd the rem- I <br />ept. Offers <br />The Fievets raised their children at 908 Garfield, and their social and civic activities were frequently <br />noted in the Louisville Times. Edward and Naomi put the property up for sale in 1968 shortly after the <br />marriage of their youngest daughter, Judy. <br />