She's Gone Country...

LOL!

Mom sent me some pictures of me when I was younger. I saw this one and thought how funny. I wore boots when I was little and I wear them now.

Then 1969...



Now 2009...

Elder P update

In Elder P's emails this last two weeks he said that he is staying in Coaldale. This is great because the first 6 months of his mission he was transferred every 6 weeks. That was tough on him.

He is enjoying the area. He said that it is a lot like Maryville.

Fishing!



Catching some ZZZs more than fish.



Amber and her BFF fishing.



Darren tilling the potatoes at the farm.






My poor mini van I take it off-off road. I sure do miss my trucks!

Memorial Day May 25, 2009

Today I went out to take care of my apiary. The bees are doing alright considering that we had a really cold snap right after I installed them.

Grandma Webb's obituary

Vera Webb


Vera Webb "Beloved Mother" Vera Lenore Pearson Webb, age 85, passed away May 13, 2009 in West Jordan, Utah.Lenore was born April 14, 1924 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Duncan William and Alice Sarah Stewart Pearson. She married Mark William Webb June 1, 1942 in Kaysville, Utah; later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. Mark passed away March 31, 1972. Mom loved her family and enjoyed handwork, quilting, sewing, and gardening. She was a faithful member of the LDS Church. Survivors include her children: William Gary (Karen), Dean Harold (Carol), Emma Alice (Jerryle) Petersen, Juanita (Fred) McLellan, Emley June (Byron) Potter, Bonnie (Ray) Emett, Alvin J (Evon), Val Mark (Marie), Peggy Sue(Matt) Zaelit; brother, Paul Eugene Pearson; sister, Edna May White; 35 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by brothers, Stewart and Robert; sisters, Rebecca and June. The family would like to express their great appreciation to Mom's longtime physician, Dr. Theodore Burton, his staff and the IHC Hospice staff for their attentive care. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 16, 2009, 10:00 a.m. at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood Road where a viewing will be held Saturday, 9-9:45 a.m. Interment, Valley View Memorial Park.

Elder P and Mother's Day

I had the wonderful opportunity to talk to my son on Mother's day. He is doing well and is having fun as a missionary. He has lost enough weight that his size smaller pants are falling off him. We sent him out with 2 sizes of pants. I may have to have him buy a new suit.

He sends through us his thank you's for the cards and letters that he received. And he thanks you for the prayers. A few months ago, he and his companion were nearly hit by a bus.

He said Coaldale is much like Maryville in size. So it is kinda like being at home.

He sent a card that said that next Mother's Day he will be there. With XOXOXOXO.

What a wonderful son!

Elder P's update

Well as of April 30th Elder P has been out ONE year. He sent me a Mother's Day card and in it he wrote that he would be here for the next one. One year left. He is doing well. On April 22nd he was transferred to Coaldale which is just outside of Lethbridge Canada. They have been working hard teaching people.

Maryville Sunset

This evening I was out taking pictures of one of our beautiful sunsets that can be seen in town.
I just clicked pictures until the sun went down. Some are zoomed in. I saved them in my Utah trip folder so they are labeled Utah. The pictures were taken after Amber's gymnastics performance on Monday April 20, 2009.

Utah Trip Accident

We had many angels watching over us! And I had my seat belt on. I have decided the next car we get is going to be a Chevy Suburban, or a Ford or Dodge that is just the same size. It was a great car. We were protected.

What a trip!

Wow! What a trip to Utah. I had the wonderful opportunity to see some family. I went for the purpose of seeing my dear Grandma.






On the way there was an interesting adventure. We got into an accident. As soon as I figure out how to do a slide show I will post the pictures.

I am home safe and sound now. Needing a little chiropractic work, time for bruises to heal-but here now.