Johnny and Jeannine Iverson hosted a
big family gathering over the holiday. Forty people surrounded
their bounteous table. Their eldest son Steven and Jessie Iverson
came up from Argyle, TX and their six children and their families
came from all across the continent: Virginia Wisconsin, Utah, Idaho,
and students going to BYU in Provo, UT. Family guests were arriving
for three days. Cousins of all ages enjoyed getting reacquainted as
they played games and did crafts. Add the family of Kurt and Margret
Iverson who live here to this mix. In spite of all the hubbub that
goes with this sort of thing, it was also very rewarding.
The family of Jeff Knudson are
regularly in and out these days. A fair sized group were here for a
few days. Tony and Camille Knudson and family come from Stansbury,
UT. Shawn and Ginger Knudson are at home in Provo. We are glad to
see these good people often..
Jimmie and AnnaBeth Olson gathered all
their family. That means: Lydia and Jason Stucki and family from
Moscow, ID, Jerry and Christine Olson and children of St. George,
UT, Peggy and Jon Flinders and their bunch from Rigby, ID, Dana and
Charlie Petersen and children of Meridian, ID and Michael and Amy
Olson and family of Brigham City, UT. That area on Station Creek
Road was kept humming for a few days, especially a recently remodeled
granary/dormitory.
Another full family platter was that
of Sheldon and Candy Longhurst. Jake and Holly Longhurst drove up
from Logan, UT. Tiffany and Spencer Wheeler came down from Parma,
ID. In addition there are the three still home, Justin, McKinley
and Emily, and a good time was had by all.
There has been a change in the Young
Women's Presidency in the Mink Creek LDS Ward. The new president is
Laurel Wilde, her first counselor is Mary Ann Jepsen, second
counselor, Dawnell Greene, the secretary is Annevelyn Wilcox.
A beautiful snow storm moved in on
Sunday night and it stuck around most of yesterday. We are now the
picture postcard village with white mountains surrounding us and a
winter blue sky above. Let the winter activities begin! Kids are
dreaming of sledding, skating, skiing, snowmobiling...and it isn't
just the younger set with these visions dancing through heads. Of
course, there is also the changing of driving habits, the possibility
of becoming stuck, falling down, etc. There always is some bitter
with the sweet.
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