Jeannine and Johnny Iverson were happy
to have a visit from their son Steven and Jessie Iverson of Dallas,
TX and their children, Daniel and Christina. Another part of the
package was Steven's son Michael and Julia Iverson and their four
youngsters of Spanish Fork, UT. For a few hours Aaron and Tandy
Iverson, plus their five children, stopped by. This last family
lives in Virginia but were visiting family in Pocatello. Those
southerners were happy to have some snow fall providing some winter
play before their headed for home.
Layne and Karen Erickson and Paul and
Terrie McKay and son, Andy, gathered at the home of Bryan and
Shannon Erickson in Wellsville, UT, for the holiday feasting. They
were met there by Connie and Adam Westenskow from Woods Cross, UT,
and Eli and Morgan Curtis from Logan.
The Mink Creek community Christmas
party was full of people, food and entertainment. Tables running the
length of the hall were decorated for the season and the chairs were
quickly filled.. Plates holding a large croissant filled with ham,
cheese and lettuce and a cup of broccoli salad, plus a chocolate
brownie, iced with peppermint were served by the youth. There were
potato chips and apricot mayo in the center of the tables within easy
reach of the diners. After tummies were satisfied all eyes turned
towards the stage where an original play, written by Cecelie Costley,
was about to take place. The title was “More Than a Baby In a
Manger.” Local residents made up the cast, with hours spent
preparing. It takes a sizey group of volunteers to manage an evening
of this description. Phee Crosland, Terrie McKay, Brittnee Phillips,
Trevor and April Rasmussen and the LaRon and Liese Baird family were
key contributors for the production. The kitchen crew consisted of
Margret Iverson, Kim and Wally Christensen, Mary Ann and Mike Jepsen,
Cathy Seamons, Tammy Beardall, Sid and Lisa Whitehouse and Ben and
Marie Keller.
George Jensen, brother to Lael Jensen
Littke, passed way the last part of November. He has been living in
California not too far from Lael in Pasadena.
Ramona Ranzenberger Crane, wife of
Keith Crane died on December 15. She has been living in St.George,
UT, near her daughter Lisa. Growing up in Smithfield, Ramona taught
elementary school in Mink Creek for a number of years. After she and
Keith moved their family of 5 children to Burley, ID, she continued
teaching there. She will be buried in Mink Creek.
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