Dustin Langley, Laura’s and Steve’s son, was a member of a soccer team in Skiatook. The team received an award for their season accomplishments. Katlyn, Matt’s daughter, is in the second picture. She also received an award for her accomplishments during the spring season.

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Evelyn Albright, Marie’s sister, had a hole some place in her eye which required surgery. These pictures give you an idea as to what she had to go through for a month and a half. She had to sleep with her face in that thing. Not a lot of good sleep.

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Mom’s day this year was for Marie and Kim. Just a few pictures available.

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Each year we try to attend Memorial Day at the Loveless Family plot in Marion Kansas as well the Marie’s family grave sites in Fort Gibson Oklahoma. We use to have the lunch in the Marion City Park or at aunt Helen’s cabin. These days we go to the local Pizza Hut and have lunch. This year Cleo and her daughter Nancy and husband Marlin Miller were also in attendance.

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Stopped by Osage City to visit and have lunch with Marie’s aunt Wilma.

Then on to Marion’s Cemetery and lunch photos.

On To Fort Gibson

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Its not very often that we get to see ML (Mary Louise) and Lyndon as they live in Arizona, so when they were coming back to Kansas this year we decided to get together in Topeka. We also spent time in Marion with them at the family Memorial Lunch.

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This was the first year of the team known as the Cardinals. They had a learning experiance and were really rounding into shape toward the end of the season. I’d like to put all the names here but I don’t have a list of the boys. But the team did give us a lot of pleasure just watching them. It would have been better if they had played in Tulsa and not Skiatook and other towns north of Tulsa. The drive was a long one for those of the grand-parents who live in Tulsa and Broken Arrow.

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