Kindergarten Graduation

I loved it!  It was so cute.  They walked down the isle in their caps and gowns cute as they could be and smiles on their faces.  I will not post a group shot since I’m trying to be so careful about the other kiddos privacy.  Anyway here is what I can post…Hope with Nanny.  (Nanny is really Bradley Ben Sunnie and Heath’s grandmother but she loves Hopie like one of her own…and Hope really loves Nanny)Hope and her Grandma…I’ve got to start checking for blinks and take better pictures…sorry Grandma but Hope would not like it if I left off  a picture of you and her together. Sunnie Kay and Hope MarieHope and her sisters…Bethany, Carmen and Misty Audrey Hope and Heath… aren’t they cute.

Kindergarten graduation is only symbolic but it’s lots of fun and we all really enjoyed the day!

Becky

Memorial Weekend Picnic

Each year we are blessed to be a part of a gathering of  people of all ages from the small community where Ronnie’s Dad grew up.  There is a small cemetery beside a small church with covered picnic pavilions and lots of beautiful trees and plants.  The cemetery upkeep is taken care of by a group of volunteer trustee’s and workers who have family buried  there.  It is really a community wide event and lots of folks from out of town make their way back to this little wide spot in the road to enjoy the fellowship with old and new friends, enjoy the picnic and to help carry on the business of seeing to it that this little cemetery continues to have the best of care and those who are buried there are respected and their graves attended throughout the year.

Here are a few pictures from this years picnic.

Here Misty tenderly arranges flowers on Wade’s grave…we do miss him so much.

These markers are beautiful although I did blur out the names and the  dates for privacy.

All babies love Misty…or   “Sissy” as her nieces and nephews call her. Rick holding up the old oak.This picture shows the little church. Heath  never knew his Grandpa Junie but I know Grandpa Junie would love this precious little one standing on his military grave marker. I somehow missed getting a picture of cute little Audrey with her two cute pigtails and ruffled denim skirt…she was a cutie.  Maybe Misty got a picture.  I’ll add it later if she does.

The mighty Oak tree that stands watch…Grandma with a granddaughter and two great-grandchildren. 

Hope helped her Dad lead the folks in the Pledge to the American Flag today…it was a precious site for this Mom who waited so long to bring her to a free country and home to her family who loves her so much.  We are blessed and we pray for those family members and others serving in the Military on this special weekend. 

Sunday Snapshot… “So Loved”

I love the shirts I got for our girls from donating to the “So Loved” adoption fundraiser.  I feel so blessed to be able to give to such a wonderful cause.  To know that we are a part of bringing home those two precious babies…is just awesome!!   Here is a pic of the girls sporting their new Tee’s on Easter Sunday with Grandma and Hope.   More Easter photos later… promise.





 
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Gates Of Wolfhill

I am often asked if Wolfhill is an exclusive gated community. Yes, it is, so I figured I should show some pictures of the gates along with a fashion model.

This is Hope standing by the Jasmine gate.

Hope in the Honeysuckle gate. Hope in Grandpa Junie’s winding gate

Hope in front of the temporary gate Grandpa built in 1976

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Gary we have been watching the news and hope to hear from you.   We are concerned about your family and Asako’s family.  We will keep the comment unpublished for your privacy.   We are praying for you all.  

Love

Ronnie and Becky

Wolfhill Christmas 2010

We really enjoyed our family time this year.  It seems when you lose someone you love during the year that  family time becomes even more precious to you.  We all really missed Wade at Christmas.  As you will see in one of the pictures below Caleb took over his Dad’s job of putting together toys and we were all able to smile and enjoy that.  We are even more thankful this year for the birth this holiday season celebrates…because of that we will all be together again someday.