What a blessing it was for Lisa - and for us!
So happy that Dad was able to be there!
Two of Lisa's close friends - Leah and Amanda - stayed after the session for a pic with her.
Est. June 23, 1966.
What a blessing it was for Lisa - and for us!
So happy that Dad was able to be there!
Two of Lisa's close friends - Leah and Amanda - stayed after the session for a pic with her.
We invited any of the family who wanted to go, to the Young Ambassadors' Concert at the Conference Center. We had a few takers. Amy actually went with us, but wasn't in the pics. The kids and Amy sat right close to the front, and some of the little kids were all but dancing in the aisles. They caught the eye of many of the cast, who came down and talked to them afterward.
Having just returned from Scotland, I had to get a photo of the bagpiper we saw as we pulled into the City Cemetery to visit the graves of the Arringtons, Grandma and Grandpa Grose, and our little Sara.
The grass had grown over Sara's marker a bit, so Grandpa Jack cleaned it all off, then put some blossoms on it.
We decided to have a Memorial Day cookout for those who were still in town. Grandpa Jack cooked hamburgers and hot dogs and then we let the kids roast marshmallows to make S'mores.
Jack always hangs our huge flag out front on major holidays. He asked two of the "almost Eagle Scouts" to fold it up at the end of the day.

We went to church in Saint Austell, then walked through the center of town. Hills, narrow roads and stone everything. We stopped by this bakery, which was recommended for its pasties - but it was closed for the Sabbath.
We drove to a cemetery where we saw lots of grave markers with the Grose and Rosevear names on them. We went into the old church there. Elaine gave a sermon and we took photographs.
We drove through the Luxulyan Valley. It was so beautiful! We stopped at an old aqueduct for pictures. The area was like an enchanted forest!
We walked down into the Port of Saint Austell. We had lunch there at a tavern and some of us went to an old shipping museum. I loved the feel of the sea air!
Here's Tyler at short stop, up to bat, getting instructions from his coach, and scoring. :o)