When: Friday, January 1, 2010
Time: 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: Brigham City 23rd Ward Bldg
620 N. 300 East
Brigham City, Ut 84302
RSVP: By Dec. 28th - (Home) 435-723-6428
EMAIL: lsolson@brigham,net
Shirley's Cell - 435-730-2665
Monday, December 28, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Merry Christmas from the Stums
We wanted to wish you a very Merry Christmas and share with you some of our memories from '09. We hope you receive the Lord's choicest blessings and know we are grateful for your friendship and the ways you have blessed our families lives.
http://www.stums.org/justin/christmas/ecard2009.htm
http://www.stums.org/justin/christmas/ecard2009.htm
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Jaynie Olson Jensen Blog
We are adding Jaynie's Blog to the Blog List! This is also a private blog SO you just need to send her an email requesting an invite and she will add you!! Her email is jayjensen2002@yahoo.com
I hope you are all enjoying all the Family Blogs -- it is so fun to see what everyone is up to and it's a GREAT way to really get to know more of your cousins!!
I hope you are all enjoying all the Family Blogs -- it is so fun to see what everyone is up to and it's a GREAT way to really get to know more of your cousins!!
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Looking Ahead to the December Reunion!!!
Hey we are doing family histories this year for the reunion in Dec some ideas include how we met our spouses, funny stories, accomplished and then what are families have been doing all year with a scrapbook page and if you would spread the news to other family members that are not on facebook we will sent something out but just a heads up. Send them to Lisa by Nov 15. Lisa Klinglesmith 5927 S 3200 WRoy Ut 84067
Thanks,Janae
Thanks,Janae
Monday, September 28, 2009
Out of Memories -- Posting Pictures!
Good Friends!
Good Fun!
Good Food!
Olson Cousin Carnival Connection Summer 2009
Good Fun!
Good Food!
Olson Cousin Carnival Connection Summer 2009Sunday, September 27, 2009
Cousin Memories - Taken from Wilda's Personal History
Wilda’s Cousins:
Kay-Irene-Edith-Edna-Elenor-Dorthea Millward
After supper Wilda along with her cousins would have to get their lessons done, whether it was reading, arithmetic or
geography. Edna and Wilda (were the same age) joined the 4-H cooking club. They each had to can five pint bottles of fruits and vegetables. They would win first and second place ribbons on each bottle entered! With her cousins, they would make a ball diamond in the pasture and all the boys and girls in Bitter Creek would come for a ball game! Afternoons in the summertime they would walk down to Fairview and swim in “Big Hole”! They would have bonfires and candy pulls.
One fun experience Wilda had with Edna was going camping with the older girls in Bitter Creek! Alice Barrus took them and a few other girls in a little buggy up Cottonwood Lake. It stormed all night. They didn’t have a tent so they had to take their bed rolls and sleep in the girl’s restroom!
Wilda and Edna were taught to be great Sunday School teachers by observing the way her Aunt Mary would give the lesson and then find an exciting story with a good moral to tell. Mary decided it would be good for Wilda and Edna to tell the story – so every other Sunday Wilda got to tell the story and learned the more real you could make it the better the class was. This was where Wilda began to have a love for teaching the gospel to the little ones.
The man Wilda would fall in love with and marry actually started out by dating her cousin Edna! Her uncle Lyle was
teasing Wilda and Edna and said, “Now when Melvin comes to the door tonight the one that answers the door will get
to go with him!” Edna had a date that night so Wilda got to answer the door and sure enough Melvin asked her out!
Kay-Irene-Edith-Edna-Elenor-Dorthea Millward
After supper Wilda along with her cousins would have to get their lessons done, whether it was reading, arithmetic or
geography. Edna and Wilda (were the same age) joined the 4-H cooking club. They each had to can five pint bottles of fruits and vegetables. They would win first and second place ribbons on each bottle entered! With her cousins, they would make a ball diamond in the pasture and all the boys and girls in Bitter Creek would come for a ball game! Afternoons in the summertime they would walk down to Fairview and swim in “Big Hole”! They would have bonfires and candy pulls.
One fun experience Wilda had with Edna was going camping with the older girls in Bitter Creek! Alice Barrus took them and a few other girls in a little buggy up Cottonwood Lake. It stormed all night. They didn’t have a tent so they had to take their bed rolls and sleep in the girl’s restroom!
Wilda and Edna were taught to be great Sunday School teachers by observing the way her Aunt Mary would give the lesson and then find an exciting story with a good moral to tell. Mary decided it would be good for Wilda and Edna to tell the story – so every other Sunday Wilda got to tell the story and learned the more real you could make it the better the class was. This was where Wilda began to have a love for teaching the gospel to the little ones.
The man Wilda would fall in love with and marry actually started out by dating her cousin Edna! Her uncle Lyle was
teasing Wilda and Edna and said, “Now when Melvin comes to the door tonight the one that answers the door will get
to go with him!” Edna had a date that night so Wilda got to answer the door and sure enough Melvin asked her out!
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Cousin Memories - Tawnya Olson Harrison
My cousin memory:
My earliest cousin memory would have to be LONG Sunday drives to Brigham City @ 55 MPH to visit Larry and Myrna’s family. I loved seeing Laura and Lisa and the chats we would have in the basement. There was always a homemade treat too! It is hard to believe now having to drive to Star Valley to see them, or Provo to visit.
My recent memories are that awesome time visiting with Gina and Janae at the football game, and I will never forget standing against the fence the entire whole Las Vegas bowl game with Sandee.
- Tawnya Harrison
My earliest cousin memory would have to be LONG Sunday drives to Brigham City @ 55 MPH to visit Larry and Myrna’s family. I loved seeing Laura and Lisa and the chats we would have in the basement. There was always a homemade treat too! It is hard to believe now having to drive to Star Valley to see them, or Provo to visit.
My recent memories are that awesome time visiting with Gina and Janae at the football game, and I will never forget standing against the fence the entire whole Las Vegas bowl game with Sandee.
- Tawnya Harrison
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