The A Gang: Happy 70th Birthday Dad!

May 29, 2010

Happy 70th Birthday Dad!

Happy 70th birthday to my Dad! We had a great day as all but one of my brothers joined me at our home to celebrate this great day and great man!

(We missed you Stephen and family, Rene, Megan and JT)

Me and my mom and dad!

Two of my favorite neices Megan and Madison

More of my favorites: Mandi and Megan

Mom, Dad , Me and five of my Brothers

More pictures to come tomorrow.........

Thanks for coming everyone. It was fun and great to see you all! Love you !

2 comments:

Bart said...: Thanks again for all you did for all of us for your Dads birthday.
No one could ask for a more thoughtful daughter. Love you much.

Love Mom; May 30, 2010
Bart said...: As I told you, my joy was great at all your thoughtfuness and efforts is celbrating my 70th birthday. I am getting up there but my heart feels young and happy when I am around my family. I take great comfort in the fact that we are an eternal family.

Thanks for all you do and are,

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; May 30, 2010

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