We spent Thanksgiving with our son John and his wife Marlo and grand kids Kennedy,Kraymer and McKoy. We had a wonderful dinner at Marlo's sisters house the food was the best and every one was so nice to us the Wood and Fox family's have always be some of our favorite people.After dinner the women all made a craft to take home it was so much fun. The men all took a hike around the farm to look for elk and wild turkeys. The next day we went to Woodside a ghost town. John works for the railroad and every time we go down he takes us to a ghost town.Woodside had a train depot and a zinc mine also stores and a salon. No one lives there anymore. We found the old grave yard and looked around. John then showed us where Butch Cassidy used to hide away from the law.I can hardly wait to see where our next trip will be.
Morgan is my granddaughter named after me!! She is two years old and lives in Centerville .
May 8,1958 52 Years of Happiness
What a wonderful life we have had and we will have many more great years together
Green Gables
Prince Edward Island
My Favorite book
Anne of Green Gables
Gone With The Wind
My favorite movie!!
Richard and DeAnna
Still In Love
Today
Richard Lee Kemple
Born in Las Vegas Nevada, lived in Goodsprings Nevada 7 years St George Utah 12 years,Sacramento California 2 years, US Air Force 4 Years, Air National Gaurd 19 Years, High speed Photography Technician 26 years,Aerospace Test Technician 12 Years, Missile Mechanic 5 Years,Aircraft Mechanic (crew chief) 4 Years,
DeAnna Dahl Kemple
Born in St.George,UT. Was raised in St.George and two years in Covina, CA. Graduated from Dixie in 1958 and married Richard Lee Kemple May 8,1958, sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. They spent the early years of their marriage in Sacramento, CA while Richard served with the Air Force. Then making their home in St.George, and later moving to the Salt Lake area where they made their homes in Kearns, Taylorsville, Hunter and West Jordan. Served a service membership mission for 18 months. Active in the Valley West D.U.P. Blessed with 5 children, 23 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
2 comments:
Looks like a blast! You are so lucky! That makes my holiday look lame!
What a fun Thanksgiving holiday. I'm so glad you had a good trip!
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