"Within the family is the best place to learn to love others the way Heavenly Father loves each one of us."

Landon and Becca - married for eternity


Landon Woolf is my sister, Trudy's oldest son. He and Becca Edwards met at BYU, she's from Provo. All day I heard people comment, "What a beautiful couple." The weather was wonderful for their garden reception that night, and Temple Square was arrayed in gorgeous gardens also. I loved this picture of them with my Dad. He is the only living grandparent on the Klepinger/Woolf side of the family. Dad gave Landon some good advice at their luncheon, never to forget two important words: "Yes, dear."

Jenny and Calla on Temple Square in Salt Lake City




We went to our nephew's wedding at the Salt Lake temple and I captured some pictures of the girl's that I thought turned out so pretty.

Blessing Day for Durham


Our newest grandson, Durham James Reed, was blessed Sunday, Aug. 30th in Provo and we were able to be there for it. He was such a good baby and didn't fuss. He was wearing a white jumpsuit sewn by me many years ago that Christopher and Dawson were also blessed in. (Lacey Woolf also came, but somehow the fact that she wasn't in a picture eluded us) It was nice to see Jenelle's parents, Cory and Lisa Willis, and her sister, Clytie and her two daughters also.

A reflection on our neighbors







We had a BBQ at our home Monday evening, and I just wanted to take pictures of the people who live around our home, that we call "neighbors." They are wonderful people. Their names aren't necessary for you to know, just wanted to share their friendly smiles. The children have spent many hours playing in our yard, sending the sounds of squeals and laughter thru our kitchen windows. We love our little cul-de-sac in Taylor.

Yippee Wahoo Day



The girl's started school today! This is Jenny's last year to attend Snowflake High School (Special Ed. students can attend till they are 22). Calla was nervous and excited to step onto the Snowflake Jr. High campus, she's now in the 7th grade! They both came home happy and brought me my "homework." The school's send home these huge handbooks for the parents to look over and sign. And each teacher has a list of their classroom procedures for you to read and acknowledge. Tomorrow will be the Back-to-School night. Here we go, another year of readin' and writin' and 'rithmetic! Summer is officially over...

A Reunion of high school friends


Mark and I were able to enjoy an evening with some of the Class of '73 Mesa High Superstition singers. We took pictures of them, but most had their spouses there also. Maybe you'll recognize one face, Trisha Hyde, who sings in the Mormon Tabernacle choir (she's in the coral blouse on the couch). I mostly know the maiden names of the women, so that's what I'll use. Those pictured: David Cox, Mark Reed, Robert Noble, Ray Speakman, Mike Hale, Sheri Wheeler Hale, Becky Smith, Becky Riding, Kristie Rowley, Lana and Lyla Palmer. So much fun to feel the comraderie among them after all these years.