"The willingness to see through each others
eyes will transform 'corrupt communication' into ministering grace.
-Elder Zwick
Throwback Thursday on Facebook
My mom
My mom and I
My brother Harold is #27
This afternoon I went visiting teaching with Randa Covert. We visited Mary Swift and Joyce Malone. The other sister we visit, Julie Wilhelm is in Montana. She works for the National Forest Service. I will contact her by phone. The message was on the divine mission of Jesus Christ as our comforter. Here was our handout:
James got home from the valley a little before six this evening. I had told Dennis I would meet him and Denise at Aunt Gene's around 6:30 for dinner. James changed and we left and arrived just a little after 6:30. Here is what the sky looked like on our way into town.
I couldn't really capture how beautiful it was!
Dennis and Denise were already at Aunt Genes and I guess Harold and Vickie aren't coming. We visited awhile and then went down to Licano's for dinner. Licano's was originally the Paint Pony and owned by grandma & grandpa Maxwell. Aunt Gene was the manager.
Cher, Brian and Colby were there to
watch the ASU game and Cher and
Colby came by for a visit. We visited with Brian
on the way out.
Aunt Gene and Denise have a special bond.
Dennis and Colby.
Dennis did an imitation of one of their neighbors who
sits on her porch and yells bad things about the Maxwell's.
Although the situation isn't funny his imitation
make me laugh!
After dinner we went back up to the house and took pictures of old photographs aunt Gene had. I have got to come back for more!!
Grandma & Grandpa Maxwell
They were married on
August 25, 1926
Sorry this is so blurry. Grandma & Muhammed Ali.
He trained in Show Low and stayed at the Maxwell House.
This picture was taken at grandma & grandpa's
50th wedding anniversary party.
Another wedding aniversary
I can't believe how much grandma
looks like aunt Gene in this picture.
Not sure who grandma has but
grandpa has a couple of fish.
35th Wedding anniversary
Young marrieds
Square dancing days
The family, grandpa, grandma,
my dad - Marlin, and aunt Gene
when they lived in Lakeside.
Aunt Gene and my dad as teenagers
growing up in Show Low.
I love these old family pictures and hopefully I can go back and visit with Aunt Gene again and hear some more family stories.
James was tired and not feeling well but I am so grateful he came with me tonight to enjoy time with my family.
