I have soooo many pictures from our trip in Utah. So I’ll start with posting just some posed family pictures. The next post in a couple of days will have more snapshots of the event. As I mentioned, we went to Utah to celebrate Dave’s mom’s 80th birthday. Almost all of the family traveled from near & far to attend. We were missing a few family members from Canada that couldn’t make it. Otherwise Mom’s 4 sons were there and then each of the son’s family members. It was the first time I was able to meet Dave’s brother Phil and one of his daughters (Amy) & her family (all from Canada).
We had the party in Mom’s back yard. We rented a tent. Had a great barbeque dinner. And several of the family members put on a program filled with songs, music playing, tributes, a video presentation and kind words. We managed to make Mom cry. It was a great event!!
As I mentioned, here are some family pictures of some of the families. First up is everyone that attend the event.

Donna & her 4 sons. From left to right. Bob, Tim, Phil & Dave 

Our family! Not the most perfect picture of the young kids, but it’s our first picture ALL together in a very long time. Dave & I…..7 kids…..2 in-laws married into our family….3 grandkids….PERFECT! Lance, Aubrey & kids Annika, Landon & Luke are on the left….in order in the middle is Zach, Nich & Janessa….and Aaron & Jenn are on the right.

Dave & his 7 kids. Again, not a great picture thanks to Brady & Tyler, but he’s certainly a proud father with a great bunch of kids! From left to right is Zach, Aubrey, Tyler, Dave, Nich, Aaron, Janessa, Brady.

Tim & LeAnne’s whole family below

Tim’s son TJ & his wife Kim (I put their maternity pics on my photo blog. This one is my favorite of them)

Phil’s daughter Heather & her family

Phil’s daughter Amy and her family

Here’s all the kids….11 of them and they had a great time all playing together!

Donna & her sister, Aunt Renee. Aunt Renee was like a second mom to the boys. She still lives down the street from Donna and they have always been best friends.









