Thursday, February 26, 2015
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Galle
This past Saturday we celebrated the wedding of our daughter Ruth to Glenn Galle. The wedding was close to Charlotte, NC so that meant everyone but Zachary and Elisha had to travel in for the wedding. We were so thrilled that so many family and friends made the trek in to celebrate this special event with us. The day was just beautiful and we had such an amazing time celebrating. Congratulations Glenn and Ruth and may you enjoy many, many wonderful years together. (Most of these pictures that I am posting are from family and friends as I took very few pictures myself.)
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
It All Began 30 Years Ago!
Happy 30th Birthday to Our first born son, Vernon Caleb. How can it be 30 years already when it seems like just yesterday that we were anxiously awaiting your arrival. We are so blessed to have you as a son. As you have grown from a baby into a young man and now a father with your own children it has been neat to see all that God is doing in and through your life. As you continue to make your journey through life may you walk closely with the Lord and to open to everything the Lord has for you. Caleb we love you and are so proud of the man of God that you are. Keep pressing on making a difference in this world!
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Ladies Day Out
With so many miles in between us, it is not too often that I get to spent the afternoon with all of my daughter-in-laws and one of my grand daughters. I am truly blessed to have this dear young ladies in my life and in our family. I am loving making these wedding week memories.
Monday, February 16, 2015
Meeting the Manatees
Vern and I were just at our mission's HQ for a conference. Then we spent a couple of days with some friends. So this Valentine's Day we went to Blue Spring State Park to check out manatees. I have never seen manatees before so I really enjoyed seeing them at the park. We then went to church and enjoyed a Thai meal at a quaint little Thai restaurant. (The food was amazing!) It was so fun to do something that we could never do in Ontario.
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