Reunion Question

Hi Everyone,

During the reunion, would it be better if we had the program on another day other than Sunday? The reason is because there may be those leaving, before the program, in order to be at work on Monday?

Thanks for your input,

Barbara

Happy Birthday Nana!

She would have been 96 today.

Family Reunion 2010

Please respond in the comment section or Email me at bobbiekhowe@cox.net.

Thanks, Barbara

Our reunion will be July 23-25 of this year. Would you like a “reunion shirt” or have you had it with shirts?

An invitation to help, in the following areas, is extended to all:

• Temple Session on Friday, July 23

Suggest a time and temple

• Games for everyone on Saturday, 24 – after the parade

Suggest a time and place – If it’s near lunch or dinner, that can be part of it. Someone else will organize the lunch or dinner.

An hour or so of games will be organized by someone else. Games for the young, teens, and adults

• Church on Sunday - Attend church at Mom and Dad’s ward.

Find out the time and directions - I know we know where their chapel is but….

• Sunday Evening Dinner and Program

Choose a home and time

The dinner and program will be planned by another person(s).

• Family Photo

Choose time and place and person to take it

Guess Who? From Virginia

Dear Nielsen clan,

Does the following sound like anybody you know?
Cast your vote/opinion and we'll see who is
first with the right name!

Next week a photo will be posted with the correct name.

Stay tuned!

"She was greatly ambitious to have lovely gardens where ever she lived.
In her own home surroundings she worked very hard to keep her flowers
the very best that she could. It seemed that anything she planted would
grow for her, either from seed, sticks or slips.

She was well beloved by all her friends. She had the capacity of making
friends where ever she went. She was lovingly called “MA” by the
friends of her children as well as many others. She delighted in having her
family bring their friends to her home and often arranged midnight
lunches for them to come home to after they had been to parties.

No one ever left her door hungry. She had great civic pride and tried
so very much to beautify her own property, inspiring her neighbors to do
likewise. Moving to a new home she worked hard to beautify this location. She
also raised canary birds.

She also spent many hours visiting the sick, thru her ward Relief
Society.

She was a rather retiring person, about five feet, seven inches tall,
dark eyes, keen sense of humor, very artistic, a wonderful home maker, good
cook and seamstress.

Maybe this reminds you of more than one person!!! List all the names.