Team USA and Supper at Suicide Bridge
May 9, 2006


REACH Window view 
We had seats just inside the window overlooking the water.  The sun was going down, and it was beautifully calm.



REACH  Other side of table


I hate it that this picture is so dark, but this was one side of the table at supper with the team.  From left to right, it is  Nicole, Michelle, Keith, Sarah, Jeremy, Oldest Daughter and Beloved Son in Law.  (No, he wasn’t sleeping or being a spoil sport. The camera just caught him off guard)   There were 14 of us there.  It was so very special.  The only ones who had ever been there before are Youngest Son and his girl, so it was quite an experience for our family and the team. The seafood is absolutely delectable.  And expensive, too, I should add.  (Don’t anybody panic– All the money for the supper was donated!


REACH Our family



The other side of the table, which is our family without Jesse and Christina.  Certain Man, Certain Man’s Wife, Youngest Daughter, Youngest Son, YS’s Girl Jess, Eldest Son, Middle daughter.


REACH Lem and Jessica


REACH Daniel


 


 I cannot seem to get these two pictures to do what I want them to do.  On the left is Youngest Son with his girl, Jess.  On the right is Certain Man.  He is the one who keeps us all sane.  He is taking off tomorrow to get ready for the cook-out that we are planning for Lem and his team.  I hope to see a whole lot of you there!


Saturday evening, 4 pm ~ Dark 


 


 


 


 


 


 


Reach Sarah and Jeremy


Jeremy and Sarah — the team leaders.  We’ve always loved them, but even more since we have had a chance to be around them a bit more.  Isn’t Sarah just so cute? 


REACH Jeremy


Somewhere in Kansas, there is a Mama who loves this young man.  She has every right to be proud of him.  MamaJoye, this one is especially for you!     


Chris and Jess


Eldest Daughter and Beloved Son in Law have been hosting the girls and Keith this week that the team is here.  Even though they are getting ready for a trip to the Caribbean, they have been enthusiastic and unselfish helpers to Daniel and I and the team.  It has been such a blessing to have a place that isn’t too far away for the team to readily commute back and forth.  
And it has been such a blessing to have these enthusiastic young people here.  The program last night at Cannon was inspirational, and for those of you who really wanted to hear a program, they will give it one more time at Maranatha (in Dover) on Sunday Morning.  The plans had been for them to be at our church, Laws Mennonite, for Sunday Morning worship.  (Not to give a program, but just to worship with us and to do one of their skits).  So many of the plans fell through this week for other activities and programs, and then they received the invitation to Maranatha, and it was decided that they should take the opportunity.  If plans carry, they will perform the skit sometime during the cookout on Saturday evening, so those of you who can, BE THERE. 
And now, I am making more mistakes than I can keep track of, so it is time to STOP
~  Blessings to all  ~ 


One more thing — If you want to come to the cookout and you didn’t get the particulars,
call us! 
Anyone who has supported or prayed for this team is welcome.

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  1. Nice pictures! Good looking folks! Looks like you are having a grand time. TTYL way past my bed time zzzzzz

  2. Sending regrets.     Thank them again for us for helping out so cheerfully.  What a blessing they were! 

  3. It looks like you are having a grand time! I’m sure it was a lively evening around the table at the restaurant! I would love to be there for the cookout tonight…

  4. HIM, I edited my post when I read your comment because the cook-out is tomorrow night (Saturday) and I realized that I hadn’t actually said that anywhere in the post.  So, since it isn’t until tomorrow night, if you got into your car and came straight out here, you could almost make it!  Or you could fly, and we’d pick you up at the airport!

  5. looks like an enjoyable time was had by all.

  6. These are busy times for my East Coast Xanga friends!  No wonder I have not seen new posts until now!  It really is a pleasure to see and read about your family and the activities you enjoy together.  Have a wonderful cook out and more fellowship fun.

  7. Oh how I’d love to travel the 1200 miles to your home and join in on the good time,then head for Polly’s to get a bite of that strawberry pie, but alas it is not to be. You will have such a grand Mother’s Day! You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers!

  8. Don’t think we will be able to make it tomorrow after all, I was looking fwd to it but something came up
    Thanks again and love you….
    Maybe we can come over for lunch some Sunday, if that is ok with ya’ll

  9. I remember Jeremy from our Oklahoma Bible Memory Camp.  He used to do a very complicated skit about a grocery store check-out line.  We saw him do it again at Rosedale a few years later…so it’s good to see what he’s up to now that he’s “all grown up” . Thanks for all of the pictures!  Miss you guys –  Diane

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