First Day of School 2008

The Jets

We were excited to find out the Wolfgramm Sisters would be performing at the Concert in the Park at the Brigham Young Historic Park in August. They were awesome. Evan wanted to go home really bad. Eddie is in the white shirt (he played the bongos and shook that little shaker thing), Moana (next to me in the white), Liz (in the black hat and shirt next to Jen, holding her daughter), and Rudy in the green shirt. Rudy did not perform, said his performing days were long gone. He has become quite the family man with his two year old and one on the way. His wife works for the Church as an HR Assistant. Rudy was really quick to hand me a baby wipe each time Tucker spit up on my beloved BYU shirt. The other older girls are younger sisters that now also perform, and the younger ones are daugthers. This is such a great family that brought back so many memories of the Sound of Light concerts we did in Rancho Cucamonga, St. George, Rexburg and Ventura? They all remembered staying at the ranch and seeing a foal being born. They each asked how the folks and the family are doing. The sisters have a CD coming out soon and I am going to buy it. They sounded really good. Check out their old stuff at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yldXCdQQek4

Kai's first Christmas

Lincoln's Baptism

Typical Zs, just like their dad, a ride in the car is a potent sedative for these kids. I think this was on the way home from Gramma and Grampa Peck's house, which is about a 15 minute drive from Centerville.

Tucker's Blessing Day

Tucker is happy to officially be a child of record.

Happy parents.

Happy grandparents.

Uncle Derek and Tucker flashing gang signs.

Tuck was a sleepy baby during and after the blessing.


















Personification of white and delightsome!


















Happy Uncle Sam and Aunt Amber.


















Happy siblings, Evan, Mary, Kai and Lincoln.

Kai's b-day