Monthly Archives: June 2007

  Our Grandbaby is Here! Those who have been following our baby saga, know that our daughter-in-law, Kristen has been in the hospital for the past four weeks with severe hip pain. During those weeks, tests continued to reveal that his lungs were … Continue reading →

    A New Bow and More Truck Rally Pictures  Just before the Rally, our grandson, Hezekiah, who is staying with us for the summer, received a new horse bow – mailed by his parents in Maine. Mark and Diane – these photos are … Continue reading →

    Baseball & More Truck Rally Tonight we went to watch White Oak Red ~ especially #9 ~ our oldest Pennsylvania grandchild, Jordan, play ball. Enjoy the Game   I love this picture of the ball just above Jordan’s glove. … Continue reading →

    No Baby Today Doctors say his lungs are still not mature enough for breathing air. Maybe next week. We are disappointed ~ but know God’s timing is always best.  ~~~ UPDATE at 1:00 PM Jere just called to say the doctors … Continue reading →

    Visiting Kristen & More Trucks Arriving On Monday evening Jere took his older children (Josh, Jana, and Ian), also Abigail, Hezekiah, and Cerwin to see the Barnstormers – local baseball.   That left Jared and me, so we decided to … Continue reading →

   Rigs Kept Coming From the North and South ~ East and West  I wish I could insert the sounds of Jake Brakes, engines, and horns.                                   … Continue reading →

  My 2nd favorite trucker (oldest son) pulling into place.                                                          

  Wolfpak’s Beautiful Fleet Arrived Early   Fifteen in this row ~ with two more in the back   They promptly began touching up their rigs.     When these guys heard the click of my camera, they quickly dispersed, … Continue reading →

  Breakfast Truck Rally Continued   About fifty Truck Rally committee members and day volunteers met for the 6:00 AM breakfast on the day of the Rally.   Before asking a blessing on the meal and the Rally, Gene Gehman (Rally Coordinator – … Continue reading →