Below are some of the current pictures of Tom’s family that I picked up from the Internet. I should say “most of Tom’s Family” as I didn’t see any pictures of Mary or her family, at least current pictures. As a matter of fact I can’t find Mary in Facebook. There are too many Mary Butterworth’s in Facebook and many of those are without pictures.

 I do believe some of these may be older pictures but maybe not.

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Everyone should know by now that Stephanie, Dick and Shirley’s grand-daughter, and Steve and Carol’s daughter, is a freshman at TCU. She is also a member of the TCU Dance Team.

Below are a few pictures to show that she has gone from the support of the football and basketball teams and now to the team base ball team. The first picture below makes me hurt. Keep up the good work as well as the grades.

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Every time I see Phil’s kids on the Internet I’m really surprised.

Now Phil isn’t a small guy like some of us, as I think he will go an inch or so over 6 feet tall. But when I saw the picture below I was really take “aback”. How tall is Brady going to get anyway? He has to be and inch or two taller than Phil now and I think he’s only in his freshman year in High School.

To think we only had one guy in my senior year over 6 feet 3. Maybe they feed them different food in Texas.

Phil and Brady

It seems like every few months I get to see pictures of family members out on Face-book or some place on the Internet. I usually try to capture them (if they are copyable) so I will have a look at the changes in features. I certainly hope no one takes offence with my publishing them on this BLOG.

In this case Sandra and family look more and more alike each year. It use to be I was troubled with trying to tell the twins apart. Now all the kids as well as Sandra look a lot alike. Hope I’ve gotten the names correct.

Steve Langley had family (his sister Margaret) in town this month and part of the time was for them, along with Laura and Dustin,  to take a trip to the Space Museum at the airport here in Tulsa. They seem to have gotten a lot of good pictures that I will share with you.

Some of the group pictures were taken at the Langley home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

Phil, Amy, Brady and Brock must have taken a rip over the spring break period to the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park some place Texas. Here are some of the pictures I lifted off of Facebook.

Stephanie was even on the basketball court this month. She seems to be wearing the number 4 or 24. Her folks, Steve and Carol, are very very proud of this young lady.

We lost a member of the family very suddenly on February 13th. She was taken to the hospital in Muskogee by her daughter early  morning on the 13th after throwing up blood and suffering abdominal pain. This was the same problem she had last summer when she was hospitalized in Tulsa.

We went to Muskogee and spent a few hours with her before returning to Tulsa. She was resting when we left. Around 5PM she went code blue and could not be resesitated.

Evelyn was the oldest of the 4 Taylor kids.  Paul came next followed by Marie and Dick. In 1995 the Taylor kids decided to have an annual get together at a state park here in Oklahoma. Annually 35 to 45 people are in attendence. Evelyn was known as the “slime” lady because she always made slime for the younger children to play with. She will be greatly missed.

Marie and Evelyn were very close and spent a great amount of time together prior to Evelyn moving to Muskogee late last year. They went everywhere together.

I’ve known Evelyn since 1957, as Dave, her husband, hired me to go to work for Commercial Credit Corporation in Topeka Kansas. I was out of college and could not find a job and my dad owed CCC money. I worked the eastern part of Kansas collecting buck and repo’ing all sorts of stuff. I was transfered to Tulsa and later hooked up with the Albrights as they were from Muskogee. Evelyn’s sister Marie, I met by hooking up with the Albrights on a visit to Muskogee.