Till we Meet Again Sweet Darlene♥♥♥

Darlene Voorhees
Darlene Schow Voorhees 1931 ~ 2010

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Some people come into our lives and quickly go.

Some stay for a while, leave footprints on our hearts,

and we are never, ever the same.

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Darlene was known for her immaculate flower gardens, and was a wonderful cook.

She was a faithful member of the Church and offered countless hours of service.

We will miss you our dear friend.

Country Fair Summer Party....

(Thank You... Peter Harrison for such professional advertising!!!)

Bishop Davis and his wife Cathy


Our own country fair Royalty:

Lynette is---- Miss Led

Gabi is--Miss Taken

Darla is--- Miss Hap

Shirley is--Miss Placed

and

Beth is--Miss Shapen

(Thanks to Michelle Abbott for making the banners)



Mark and Sue Heugly
(notice the cute table decorations)


Heidi Smith and her son Andrew and his wife Emily

Kevin Fitt making snow cones

It was packed!!!

Pony Rides

Dunking Machine

We managed to dunk Mike Smith, Skip Siebers and Brother Penovich

and a few other willing members!!

Instead of the cake walk--we played the soda walk!!

nice to win a 2-liter..

We even had a pony and wagon!

Thanks to Michelle Fitt and her activities committee for the fun summer party.

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We had fried chicken, baked beans, pasta salads, potato salads, green salads, fruit, rolls

and yummy fruit cobblers with ice cream!!

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A fun time was had by all ages

Breakfast Devotional...

Saturday August 7th, 2010 we as a Relief Society met

together for our Breakfast Devotional.

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The sisters accepted the challenge to read the Book Of Mormon

in 3 months.

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We met at the ward pavillion and ate a breakfast of Fresh fruit (notice the heart shaped

watermelon, that Michelle cut out. We had breakfast casserole which consisted of
Hash browns, ham, Swiss cheese, cheddar cheese
and eggs..

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Laura Payne made us delicious sweet rolls..

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We also had orange juice, water and chocolate croissant's
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We then took turns bearing testimony and sharing felings about the book of Mormon.

It was a wonderful, spiritual morning that none of us who were there will ever forget.