Our River McKay Morgan, daughter of
Sharla and Lin McKay, has graduated from Utah State University. She
has a Bachelor of Science in Outdoor Product Design and Development.
She isn't just adding a new chapter to her life, this step into her
future will be a whole new section, recently married, now has a new
job where she will be creating motorcycle gear in a new location.
Adventure as life unfolds.
Phee and Robert Crosland are
announcing two new grandchildren. Malia and Jason Kunde of Rigby,
ID, had a baby boy on May 18. He is a first and is welcomed by four
excited sisters. Dr. Giovanni and Kristine Crosland, now of
Tremonton, UT, added a little girl to their family, now numbering
three boys, three girls.
Many thanks to our sextons who take
care of the beautiful Mink Creek Cemetery. Over the holiday the
colorful flowers, decorations and photos of some of the cemetery
residents made it a spot where visitors wanted to come, linger and
browse. The field of golden mules' ear blossoms that flow up the
slope east of the cemetery only makes the place more attractive. Our
founding fathers chose the perfect spot for their resting place.
Laural and Jody Janke and their
children drove up from Richfield, UT, and spent the holiday weekend
with her parents, Bob and Claudia Erickson. Even the rain and gloom
that arrived one day couldn't dampen the fun of being together for
the first time since Christmas.
The annual Mink Creek School Reunion,
previously scheduled for June 20 at the church recreation hall, has
been canceled for this year, due to the restrictions of the COVID 19.
It has been postponed to take place the summer of 2021. Karen Olson
Tribett, now living in Payson, UT, has been planning this and will
continue to be in charge for the next gathering. She asks that all
those planning to attend keep their memories intact and just put them
on a shelf, ready for a year from now.
Some of you may recall some years ago
when we had a snow storm on the 4th of July. We are
hoping that doesn't happen again. This past week we have had rain,
some cold, some a little warmer. We have had thrashing winds. No
damage that I know of. For at least two nights it has been advisable
to cover up our infant gardens and tomato plants. Not exactly ideal
weather for haying season.
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