Monthly Archives: July 2009

    Jesse Has a Broken Elbow Monday, July 6     Our Pennsylvania family celebrated Jesse’s and our country’s birthdays on Saturday evening.     Shortly after the first picture, Jesse was racing his large Tonka dump truck (like the one holding the paper … Continue reading →

    Truck Rally Saturday, June 27 & Sunday, June 28 Closing Activities     The Gabriels opened the evening with a half-hour of wonderful gospel music.     Gene and Rose Gehman (Rally Coordinators) opened the next part of the … Continue reading →

   Teach them [these words of mine] to your children. Talk about them when you are at home and when you are on the road, when you are going to bed and when you are getting up. Deuteronomy 11:19 (New Living … Continue reading →

    Truck Rally Saturday, June 27 Children’s Activities     Rose Gehman (who was in charge of the children’s activities), picks up a ball in a miniature golf challenge.  Our granddaughter Lydia helped with a few games.          The … Continue reading →

  Thank the Lord! Praise his name!  Tell the nations what he has done.   Let them know how mighty he is! Isaiah 12:4 (New Living Translation)  

    Truck Rally Saturday, June 27 Benefit Auctions     Our son Jere (dark blue shirt) discusses the auction with auctioneer Joel Heisey.   Jere is auction coordinator for the rally.  Our oldest son Jeff (background) prepares the next item for … Continue reading →

  Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.  2 Corinthians 3:17 (New International Version)  

    Truck Rally Saturday, June 27 In Memory of Dwayne, Chadwin, and Derrick Snyder     Last year I photographed a beautiful rig that was not at this years rally.     Nor was the driver or his two young sons … Continue reading →

  Serve the LORD with gladness!  Psalm 100:2 (English Standard Version)  

    Truck Rally Saturday, June 27 Parking Lot Scenes        Chaplain Jim and his wife Cindy followed the last truck of the parade with their pickup rig ~ which doubles as storage and PR.           Behind them … Continue reading →