Got this picture from Sandra. I believe the picture was taken as part of her going into office after her election. The group picture is of the newly elected government.
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Marie, Evelyn (Marie’s sister) and I went to Muskogee to wish Paul a happy 75th birthday. We all with Paul’s wife Ovella, went out to lunch. A good time was had by all.
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Early season soccer isn’t the best time to view soccer games unless your out there running around. Games in March can be a little cold even if there is no wind. They can be brutal with the wind. These are pictures taken at one of Dustin’s games. For a first year team the group had a good year.
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Paul and Ovella’s apartment in Muskogee, when Dick and Shirley were up to visit Ovella who was in the Muskogee Hospital.
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Dick ten days later at Baylor Hospital in Dallas after having a heart attack. Before and after surgery.
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Not a lot of snow, but enough to cover the ground and also to require a little shovelling.
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A nice little costume for school.
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A great activity, be out with your son and enjoying scout camping. Now maybe February isn’t the best time to be out on over nights outings like this.
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A great day to celebrate Dustin’s 7th birthday anniversary at Steve’s and Laura’s place northwest of Skiatook.
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