Thursday, May 2, 2013
Dalan and Stormi For Time and All Eternity
April 5, 2013 Dalan James Lerwill and Stormi Jean Newby were married for time and all eternity in the Boise, Idaho temple. It was a great day. On Thursday the 4th of April Stacy, Bailey, Dalan, and I drove to Boise. We had a great time enjoying each other. We stayed the night in Boise and awoke on the 5th to wet cement. It had rained in the night. We prayed that it would break for the wedding and pictures at the temple and that is exactly what it did. Dalan was excited and a little nerveous but ready to get things going. We went to the temple and met Stormi and her family there. They were married at 2 and then we took pictures. We then went to Kuna and had a light luncheon of hoagie sandwiches and salads that my wonderful Mom and Sister made. We then had their reception. It was so nice and so cute. They did a great job with it. It was a fun evening. We had so many family members there it was wonderful. At the wedding there was
- Stacy and I
- Bailey waited outside for us
- Grandpa and Grandma Curtis
- Grandma Lerwill
- Cary and Stephanie Curtis
- Brett and Misty bCurtis (family waited outside)
- Wes and Katie Panter (kids waited outside)
- Scott and Lisa Wright (kids waited outside)
- Ryan and Kalle Lerwill (kids waited outside)
- Bishop Berry and Michelle
- Morgan Thomas
- Darwin and Marianne Josephson, Amanda, Marcie, Brenda, and kids
- Jim and Marlyn Barnes, Tami and kids,
- Jim and Shirley Brock, Josh and Heather, Jeremiah and family, Crystal
- Kevin Hall
- Allyson and Kent Sterling
- Jeff and Alana and boys
- Cary and Stephanie
- Wes and Katie
- Grandpa and Grandma Curtis
- Grandma Lerwill
- Ryan and Kalle
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Muddy Spring Day
Last Saturday before wedding. Fun day. The kids got their motorbikes out, shot 22's, enjoyed sun, a trip to town, rented movies, and color Easter eggs. Good day.
Friday, March 29, 2013
Parent Teacher Conference
Parent Teacher Conference
On Thursday of last week we went to Bailey's last Parent Teacher Conference. We knew there were no problems but we wanted to hear how AWESOME she is, and we did and it was fun. Stacy and I were so proud that our buttons almost popped on our shirt. She is doing so good and such a hard worker. We could not be prouder. She is taking a college Communication class and Mrs. Green asked her Special Ed teacher what she thought and she told her that Bailey could do it because she works so hard. Mrs. Green says she is doing so good and was proud of her too. Bailey told her that she was glad cause now she probably could do college and Mrs. Green responded no probably but that you can and made her repeat it back to her. It has been good for her self esteem.
Best Year of High School
Best Year of High School
This is an article that was in the War Cry
Best Year of High School by Lauren Birch
Entering high school, students expect tough classes, large amounts of homework and stressful teachers. Others have more positive thoughts of dances, games and friends. Both can be expected from the 4 years students spend in high school. Making each year a huge mess of good and bad. With different events happening for each grade, the question is asked: what is the best year of high school? It's a debate with many different opinions: Senior Bailey Lerwill says "My best year in high school was my junior year. Because that was the year that I really found out who I was and who I wanted to be". Although junior year was Lerwill's favorite year, that doesn't mean it's the same for everyone else.
Best Year of High School by Lauren Birch
Entering high school, students expect tough classes, large amounts of homework and stressful teachers. Others have more positive thoughts of dances, games and friends. Both can be expected from the 4 years students spend in high school. Making each year a huge mess of good and bad. With different events happening for each grade, the question is asked: what is the best year of high school? It's a debate with many different opinions: Senior Bailey Lerwill says "My best year in high school was my junior year. Because that was the year that I really found out who I was and who I wanted to be". Although junior year was Lerwill's favorite year, that doesn't mean it's the same for everyone else.
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