I am sure I am not alone in saying that it is not
easy to put into words the feelings one has for their mother. They are feelings that grow over a
lifetime and continue to develop as the years go by. Now as a mother and grandmother myself, I now know that
one’s mothering skills definitely increase as we mature with age and experience. I am eternally grateful for my mother and her willingness to work at becoming
good at parenting. I have fond childhood memories of my mother. Her example of
faithfulness to God, her husband, and her family has blessed my life. I am so
grateful that she is still here to bless my life, the lives of all my posterity, and the lives of all her know her. The following are pictures from mom's 80th
B-day party on October 8, 2011 in Cedar Hills, Utah. (My family members who are missing from these pictures are my dad who passed away three years ago, David & Jessica's who live in Arizona with their three children, and Lindsey and Adam's and two daughters who live in Kansas.)
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Linda, Mom, Shirley, Janet |
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Kate & Taylor, Grandma |
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Dmitri, Don, Grandma, Janey |
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Steve, Mom, Linda |
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Shawn, Dennis, Grandma, Janet, Jared, & Jeremy in front |
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Dallin, Grandma, Whitlie |
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Louise Hulda Jones Simmons |
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Gary, Mom, Cossette |
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Shilrey, Mom, Stan |
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Chandra, Grandma, Mark |
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My brothers laid mom on our laps just for fun. |
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Mom and Linda |
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Aubrey, Kylie, Grandma, Camron, Cade, (In front) Makenzie & Cassie |
I'm glad to see these pictures. I wish we could have been there. Thanks for posting them. Happy Thanksgiving! Will you be going to the parade?
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