One of the many responsibilities Aunt Angela has as the Stake Relief Society President often involves feeding the missionaries when they have a mission conference. The request is get them in, fed, and out in as short a period time as you can so the missionaries can get back to work. I think she has perfected that request.
I had to share this because I tried one of the little crochet projects and it was a disaster so I am extremely impreessed with her crocheting ability!
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Miriam completed her time in the Bronx today. She graduated from Mahhattan College with a double degree in Spanish and Biochemistry with Cum Laude recognition. Next year she will continues on in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to earn a Masters Degree. Way to go Miriam!
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Here are pictures that Evangeline sent me from Owen's commencement program last night.
Previous to the commencement service in the evening Owen and other Theologicl graduates the given their diploma. I wish I could have attended but I'm so glad that there is such a thing as Livestream now. The pictures I got weren't the best quality but I wanted to share a couple.
Back in March I shared a picture of Duncan working on a project to design and make a knife. This is the end result. I still am not to sure I'm excited about this particular activity but Duncan was very happy with his finished project.
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| If you notice the boy on the right--that's exactly what I worry about😏 Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Fortunately, Duncan is much brighter than his friend! |
Abby has finished her senior year and was recognized for her acccomplishments during the Career and Technical Education Program at Sky Ridge High School. She studied and completed the requirements to become a Medical Assistant. Great job Abby!
As school comes to an end this year Will was recognized at the closing banquet as the "Most Active Student" by the Future Farmers of America. Next year he is going to be the treasurer. Way to go Will!
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I know that my grandchildren are perfect but I have to say that my three newest grandchildren are absolutely the best of the best. Rachel, Ellis, and Owen have married the most wonderful spouses and I absolutely love them. Thank you Austin, Lexy, and Evangeline for coming into our family and adding so much goodness to it. What can I say-- we've hit the jackpot!
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The Whitney boys and dad enjoyed a night away with other members of their ward. From the pictures Christian sent, it looks like they had a great time. It was especially nice because Lincoln was home to join them. The Utah Duncan's outing is next week.
It is that time of year again. The men and boys head up to the camp grounds and the girls stay home and party! Last Saturday Uncle Andy and Caleb went to their wards campout and since Uncle Andy was still whispering because of his long lasting illness and couldn't join in the campfire conversations very much, he and Caleb did some exploring. No pictures of the two of them but I wanted to share some of the things they found on their walks around the area.
Jane has been taking cello lessons and yesterday she had a recital for the end of the year. On Friday she had her final concert at the high school. She has been selected to advance to the Symphony Orchestra next year.
Uncle Bill sent me this picture of Will and Abby at the Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point.
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