NEW GREAT GRAND-DAUGHTER
Jake and Jana have a new little girl to join Riley
Small family


Grandma Jackie




Grandpa Mark





Proud Papa
She is a healthy little girl
both Mom and Dad very happy
(and Riley)
Name
SAGE JENNIFER
Welcome to the Fuller family








Dee's aunt Jewel died, age 88, and we had the funeral last week.
It was the first time in ages that Dee had been with 4 of his siblings
and a good time for a picture SONJA, DEE, ZOEANN AND LARRY


Here we added a few more cousins
Pam, front left and her husband King
Larry's wife Linda (trying to hide)
and Dee and I

Jewel was one of Dee's favorite Aunts, now only her
husband Uncle Keith is left of the past generation.
We will miss her




THE WEDDING OF THE YEAR
IN OUR FAMILY
(SO FAR)
NICOLE RUDD and BRAYDON BRINGHURST
Going to the wedding and reception wore us out
but well worth the trip

The beautiful bride and Grandpa Fuller





BOUNTIFUL TEMPLE FOR
NICOLE AND BRAYDON'S
SEALING KAREN, MOM, DAD, and MARK
It was a really nice day and after
we went to the Lion House
in SaltLake for lunch
Yummy!

LUNCH AT THE LION HOUSE
JASON, DAVID AND KAREN


SAMANTHA, CHARLOTTE, AND GRAMPS
at Lion house THESE GIRLS WERE SO PRETTY I
PUT THEM IN TWICE
(yea, sure~~~mistake)


AFTER THE SEALING IN BOUNTIFUL
Sam, Grandma, Gramps, Char
Paul, Jason and Jackson
A bunch of cute grandkids





One more flower photo This little plant bloomed like crazy
One stalk had 4 blooms and the other
shown here had 5, more than I've ever seen
I guess it just felt good in the kitchen
giving us beautiful feelings

ANOTHER WEDDING!
Grand-daughter Nicole and Braydon are getting sealed
in the Bountiful Temple on
Feb. 11th
What a cute couple
We'll be treking down (or over, whatever)
with David , then to Boise for the reception
on the next night. Be fun to visit with everyone.
I'm excited, and hoping to avoid things like broken ankles
like last time.

Here is a shot of Ruth's gang a while back
in Utah (going or coming to Provo)
How well I remember those days, with lots
of college kids over the years.
When the last one graduated, Dee said that was it,
he was never going to Provo again,
and I don't think we've been back
and that's been a lot of years.



For Christmas Karen sent me two amaryllis plants,
one of my favorite flowers ever, since I consider them resurrection
symbols, whose beauty springs from an old dead bulb.
It's so fun to have them on the kitchen cupboard and watch
as they double and triple and even end up with
four gorgeous blossoms.
You can just see God's handiwork
right before your eyes, in the middle of the winter.

And lo and behold!
There is winter beauty!

thanks Karen



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