Just for FUN!!!

Quincy decided to make a banana cream pie.
It turned out to be very DELICIOUS!!

We found this in the Family Fun Magazine. It took us a couple of days but it turned out so cute and Quinc had fun doing it. Happy Spring - If we can find it!!!

We made it through Wednesday!!

Austin getting his name tag. He became official!!

That smile makes my day!!

It was a cold, wet, and sad day. But we made it through it. We are happy and very proud to have him serving. He will be a great missionary.

To Share

I wanted to share the pictures we got of Austin and Bennett with all of the families and friends that visited on Sunday. You guys look pretty good! HUH?

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Our Very Own Eagles Nest

With Parker and Connor on the verge of earning their Eagle we decided to get a picture before Austin and Bennett left. WOW! What a good lookin' bunch. Just looking at these boys and all they have accomplished makes our hearts swell with pride and YES, the tears flow!!!!

Two Missionaries

Here are our two, handsome missionaries. Austin enters the MTC this week, March 25th. He will be serving in the Tampa, Florida Mission (Spanish speaking) Bennett will follow him on April 29th. Also serving in Florida, Fort Lauderale Mission(Spanish speaking). They had a great meeting and make us very proud. Our family is so grateful to all who were there and to those who couldn't make it. We appreciate all of your support!

More of Our Champion!!!

This is Connor taking a big slap shot from the point in the third period.

Here we are sharing in the glory!!!

The Eagle PROJECTS

Last Wednesday night was a big night for Connor and Parker. They have been working for months putting together their Eagle Projects. Connor chose to do quilts and Parker decided to do pillowcases and diversion boxes both for the Pediatric Unit at McKay Dee Hospital. They have gathered supplies and donations from the ward members who were very generous. They both received around $165 in cash plus many other donations of all kinds for the quilts and diversion boxes. It was a crazy night but by the time it was over we had 15 pillowcases finished, 28 diversion boxes covered and filled and 10 quilts bound and tied. It was impressive and I am always amazed how great people are when there is a purpose. Austin taught several men and boys how to use the sewing machine. Bennett was behind the camera but he lent a helping hand at the quilts, and with the sewing. The ladies were a little embarrassed to have to ask for help with the sewing machines from 2 teenage boys. Quincy was quite happy bouncing from here to there but she really enjoyed helping fill the boxes with the donated bubbles, crayons, notepads, play dough and stickers. It was a very successful night.