And Away We Go!

After months of preparations, we are taking off for a week in Wyoming to celebrate the marriage of our Pearson and Hannah. We are all so happy to welcome Hannah’s loving spirit into our family. 

Mom, Jim and I are leaving a few days early to enjoy Yellowstone National Park. We will stay in the park at the Canyons. We have packed hiking and wedding clothes, then repacked as the weather continues to change, new shoes for everyone, sunscreen, hats, binoculars and cameras. I think we’re ready. 

Our flight has changed some. When we booked the trip, out of National DCA, our departure time was 8:00AM, now it's more like 6:30AM. Pretty early but it is what it is at this point. 

We will celebrate Pearson and Hannah's marriage in the Grand Tetons National Park on Friday, September 12, 2025; followed later that day with a reception at The National Museum of Wildlife  Art.  

My biggest hope for this week is for my family to enjoy our time together, witness the love between Pearson and Hannah, hold Kaleigh, and leave Wyoming with a boatload of new memories. When you think about it, within the last 365 days, our family will have grown by three (Willem, Kaleigh, Hannah) - and it is a wonderful feeling filling our hearts.



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