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Spelled exactly like mine but the cousins spell it vorner vernor or vornor but they get mad when I correct them because "we always called him grandpa we never had to spell it" I tell them well I am your cousin and younger than you so I can't be your grandpa stupid!Wouldn't it be funny if Grampa's name actually WAS Werner, but because of the way it was pronounced the "family" just "assumed" the spelling was with a "V" vice the real "W" that it should be? Something to consider. On my birth cert, my middle name is spelled with a "u" in it but whoever wrote it made it look like an "a"... so as a kid, I was confused as to what letter it actually was. I used the "a" when I joined the military so all my military docs have the "a" when in fact my actual name is a spelled with a "u". Doesn't much matter as I know who I am