Category Archives: Brad & Family

Uncle Carl came all the way from Florida to spend some time with our family! He came via Farmington Utah and drove down with my Mom and Dad and my sister Kara.  We went on a hike to the temple … Continue reading →

New years was so fun and a great time to get the family together.  All of  Brad’s siblings came to our house that evening while all the children were at Grandmothers house.  We played a little Rook and then the … Continue reading →

Christmas was wonderful to be home together  the whole day and just enjoy each other.  I love the way our kids open presents because they are not in any hurry they just open something and then they want to stop … Continue reading →

The Family Christmas Eve Party was a huge success this year. Most everyone got a chance to perform. It was a wonderful meeting. A highlight was Dad’s poem that Rebecca put to music. There are a few videos that I’ll … Continue reading →

Seth’s Birthday was celebrated at a violin recital at the library.  His party was well attended.  At they start of the concert they all played happy birthday on their violins.  His favorite toys were a little stuffed (manny and diego … Continue reading →

Izabelle and Joseph were in a school Christmas chior.  One of our favorite songs they learned was Chocolate in my stocking.  We have enjoyed all the fun songs they sing and they always love an audience!  Seth has learned many … Continue reading →

This year we had a Ninja, Rodeo Queen, Peter Pan, Biker Chick and Dad!  The kids had fun in the school parade. Saturday Brad spent most of the day fixing one of his Dad’s rental houses.  So we invited the … Continue reading →

This summer at Lake Powell was fun with the two cobalt boats. Nate brought his all the way from Kansas. That was a real treat. Reminiscing of the good times in the old cobalt boat.

We all enjoyed getting out to watch Joseph play soccer.  He really loves the game and he liked to play goalie sometimes.  One time he was playing goalie and there wasn’t much happening on his end of the field.  He … Continue reading →