Tim and Lexi
Brenda and Lexi
The sand ceremony. Each had a vase with sand in it. Brenda's was white sand; Tim's was black sand. They took turns pouring into a larger vase, symbolizing the blending of their lives, never to be separated into individual lives again.
Brenda's best friend and matron of honor, Kari Orvis, with Brenda, Tim, and Randy, who was best man. Also, Lexi, the flower girl.
Brenda and her bevy of girls. From left: Audrey Stevenson, Emily Albertson, Lexi Peterson, Brenda Albertson, Kari Orvis, Enid Stevenson, and Beth Albertson
Adding in the guys, from Tim and right: Tim Albertson, Randy Albertson, Eric Stevenson, Seth Stevenson, Jeffrey Albertson, Jason Albertson
The additions on this picture are the ushers on the left: Paul Koerner and Brent Susan, and the candlelighters on the right: Rebekah Owens and David Graf. In this picture, Jeffrey disappeared behind Brent. When we see the real photographer's pictures, we will likely see Jeffrey in this pose!




Gwen and Janet visiting on our deck... 


This is the finished stitchery that Beth made for Tim and Brenda's wedding gift. It is beautiful!
On July 6, Tim and Brenda were with us for Bible Study and they got to see and hold little Ethan Asbury Hinkle. He is precious.
We enjoyed having my parents, Rex and Wanda Scoles, with us the week of the wedding.
Grandpa played many a chess game with Beth, Emily, and Jason and Jeffrey, who were off work for the week.
He bravely played it with them, but I think he much preferred chess.

Beth and Quil had a nap together!


Tim printed the wedding bulletins and helped to fold them.


...and the Lord provides the bright sunshine and temperatures in the 90's most days. We have had no damaging wind or hail, and no bugs of any kind that would eat the
So far we have enjoyed romaine lettuce, radishes, onions, zucchini, and yesterday the girls picked enough green beans to can 7-quarts. We hope to can 50-60 quarts before frost.
We look forward to the produce from 15 tomato plants, a few carrots, sweet and hot peppers, 3 kinds of cucumbers - most of which will be in late August - September here at 4,820 ft. elevation.













