Sunday, June 21, 2009

Father's Day

Today Randy and I visited Westover Hills Presbyterian Church in the Heights. Nancy Sherman, one of my former teacher friends, invited us to join her. It was a very nice service and similar to the Methodist order of worship. I also got to see Don Jordan, a retired counselor from PCSSD. The pianist was wonderful and the choir's harmony very nice. After church we went to eat at Mexico Chiquito on Cantrell. We found some golfing shorts and shirts for his dad.
Randy got a very touching card from Laura that made us both cry. It was so sweet of her to write such loving thoughts. Proud Papa was always so loving.
After our trip to the Wilsons and the grocery store, we came home for a quiet evening. Randy has caught a glimpse of the U.S. Open at every stop today. I think he's done well. He hasn't had much to say. Hope all of you dads had a day filled with amazing memories. Love to you all.
Karen

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Enjoy the show

Picasa Web Albums - The Wilsons

(Double-click on the link above; let the site download and click on slideshow)

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Second Anniversary

Several of you have asked how we handled the second anniversary of Trav's death. It's taken me all week to be able to put it into words. We began the day with several text messages, e-mails and calls from our friends and loved ones offering their prayers and love to us. We are blessed to have so many of you who continue to keep us in your prayers and thoughts.
Randy and I started the day together by lighting the candle that we used on the first anniversary. Amid many tears we read several passages from the Bible which provided us with comfort and assurance that God is faithful and has a purpose, plan and home prepared for each of His children. After our readings, prayer and tears together we blew out the candle and decided we must move on with the day.
We went to Burns Park to watch Laura play tennis. She won the state championship in her division along with her teammates. Her focus, determination and endurance that day were a real inspiration to both of us. God not only blessed us with an amazingly gifted and loving son, but also an equally talented and devoted daughter.
We received a beautiful bouquet of flowers from Beth, Manuel, Tasha and Josiah. God is so good. The picture of the flowers is at the top of this post. We love you all.
Karen