Lance

For all those who would like to know, Lance is coming home on the 18th or19th!

Posted by Natasha Denny

45th Anniversary

It is a great blessing to have grandparents who stayed together for 45 years even when things were hard. They have set the example for the next generations to follow.

Papa and Reere.

All their children.

And 26 grandchildren.

Posted by Natasha Denny

Birthday's

Sooo.....I'm an air-head

Kayla's 22nd b-day was on July 13th. She is a great blessing to our family, She is a wonderful wife and mother. Luv ya.

Lance's 19th b-day was on the 19th of JUNE! (ultra late, sorry).

He is working at Living Waters for the summer Guiding people on trips such as; white water rafting, hiking, canoeing and more. He has had a great time so far.

Just in case you were wondering, he got his training early this summer and he is now a Certified Maine Camp Trip Leader.

Posted by Natasha Denny

Fort Fairfield Gospel Festival

Last Thursday we went to Canada to spend a few day's with our relatives before the Festival.

The men played golf Thursday and Friday, Then we all played volleyball Friday evening.

Grammy Hellen (Dad's mom) holding Marshall for the first time.

Mamma's sweet baby girl!

Josiah, Kayla and Marshall at Marshall's first music festival.


He even went on stage for a song, but didn't sing - or cry!


Aren't they a handsome couple!

My Three Sons, admiring my grandson.

Four men who can change the world, one life at a time!!
















Posted by Rhonda and Natasha Denny

The Little Man

Marshall Denny

Posted by Shay and Natasha

Pilgrims Rest (Family Camp)

I finally uploaded pictures. I should have done it sooner but thing's are just slowing down over here.

The always beautiful sunset at Hogan pond.

Sack race's with the men on our relay afternoon.

The Wardwell's modern story of Noah and the Ark on skit night

The Klondike bars (their team name), winner of Best Sandcastle.

Having a water fight.

Posted by Natasha Denny

The Happenings of One and Another

Well, our family is doing quite well. We just got back from doing family camp (Pilgrims Rest) for a week, it was very eventful and everyone had a good time but I think most are tired. Hopefully I'll put pictures on soon.

Please keep praying for my Grandmother and also my Grandfather this is very hard on him.

Little Marshall Denny is now about 7 pounds, praise the Lord! He is doing very well and has almost reached his due date (June 18).

More later.

Posted by Natasha Denny

Tour Pictures!

If you have seen the previous posts you would have seen that we went on a small eleven day tour.

Most of us enjoy traveling but the long rides can get very boring, Seth can always make me and Shay laugh especially when we've nothing to do.


Our concerts went well, for the most part and the people were very receptive. What more could we ask for?



There were a few people at this concert from a church dad used to pastor so that was nice.




This is on our leisure day, it was great to relax. We did have a concert that night but by this time we weren't getting very nervous at them.





Early morning fishing.

The sun was coming through the fog, it was beautiful.

This is in P.E.I.

You can't see it because the picture is so small, but almost all of them are smiling! If you've ever seen us in concert you know that we have a very difficult time smiling. So I ended up making a small sign that has a cheesy smile on it. At this particular concert our cousin (we were staying at my aunts house) was there sitting up front with us holding up the sign and making strange faces at us, so that helped!

P.E.I. is very windy and cold this time of year, so we were freezing while waiting for the pastor for fifteen minutes.

Everything is so red in P.E.I.

This stage was so small but we made do.

the people at this church were a great crowd to sing to and afterwards talk to.

The joys of traveling! And yes there are 9 people in an 8 passenger.

We took my aunt to see her daughter who was on the way to one of the places we were going to.

Belle with two of her pup's in Canada.

Posted by Natasha Denny