Dear friends,
I want to thank everyone who participated in Sonflower Camp for Kids with Disabilities in any form or fashion. Thank you to: God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit and the heavenly host, my friends who covered Sonflower Camp in their prayers, those who were able to physically help at camp, those who contributed their time, talents, money, the precious campers, their parents, guardians, grandparents, great grandparents, siblings, teachers...the list goes on and on as the praise goes on and on. Thank you all! God bless you all! Enjoy the pictures! The pictures summarize Sonflower Camp so much more eloquently than my words!
Whoops!! Cannot get the add image thing to work and a big storm is coming. I will edit later and add the pics. Thanks for bearing with this techno blimper!!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
Me and my siblings....
Andrea, 49, Roy, 52 and Lori, 45
I don't believe we have ever had our picture made together in our adulthood....
Best Wishes to a beautiful couple: Forrest and Jamie
Rick and I were honored to attend the wedding of a beautiful girl named Jamie. We have known Jamie since she was a little girl. Congratulations newlyweds! God's blessings abundant to you as you seek Him and serve Him with all your heart!
Greenwood Homecoming
These Nonagenarians are looking good, yes? From left to right: Nell is 92, Miranda 90, Hazel 91, Arnold, 93 and Joe, 90.
Hello friends,
My family and I got to participate in an old timie event here in Greenwood yesterday. Greenwood Homecoming is an annual gathering the first Sunday of June. It's a step back to yesteryear and a lot of fun. The event affirms our decision to live in the country. Here's the little blurb I submitted to the Wise County Messenger.
"Approximately 120 people met in downtown Greenwood for the annual Greenwood Homecoming June 1st. Greenwood Homecoming is celebrated the 1st Sunday each June. The event was held in the Greenwood Fire Hall. There was an abundance of delicious food including homegrown vegetables and blackberry cobbler. The oldest in attendance was Arnold Howard at 93 years of age. Several nonagenarians were present as well as many octogenarians. The septuagenarians were out in force. Freda Kingsley La Duke of Kansas traveled the farthest to attend. Jerry McNeely traveled from Houston. A short business meeting was held. Bill Maxwell was elected president. Andrea Duwe was reelected Secretary/Treasurer."
Anyway, it was a lot of fun! Ya'll come next year! It's a slice of Rockwellian Americana!
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