Lynn and Rosella and the six kids. They all stood in birth order starting at the left with LeAnn, Carolyn, Suzanne, Joelynn, Annette and of course Steven by his dad.
They all have the greatest sense of humor and it is even better when they are all together!
All the grandkids that were able to come. We were missing a few.
I love this picture of Lynn giving a white hanky to Rosella.
This is the wedding couple. We had a week with various cousins and aunts and uncles from the Ball family, playing together, going to a little local amusement park, birthday parties, dinners, etc. The week was exausting, but so worth the final purpose...the anniversary. It was a wonderful, special party to honor them. The Ball sisters gathered pictures from earlier in their lives and even the inserts from both of their yearbooks that they wrote to one another (it was sweet). We also had them each write how they met without discussing it with eachother and read it to us that day. It was a so funny to hear the different perspectives. The grandkids loved listening to the stories and I think will remember this day. What a cool thing to have made it fifty years. Congratulations! What an example to the entire family. They are a sweet and loving set of grandparents that my family cherishes everyday.
Lynn and Rosella and the six kids. They all stood in birth order starting at the left with LeAnn, Carolyn, Suzanne, Joelynn, Annette and of course Steven by his dad.
They all have the greatest sense of humor and it is even better when they are all together!
All the grandkids that were able to come. We were missing a few.
I love this picture of Lynn giving a white hanky to Rosella.
This is the wedding couple. We had a week with various cousins and aunts and uncles from the Ball family, playing together, going to a little local amusement park, birthday parties, dinners, etc. The week was exausting, but so worth the final purpose...the anniversary. It was a wonderful, special party to honor them. The Ball sisters gathered pictures from earlier in their lives and even the inserts from both of their yearbooks that they wrote to one another (it was sweet). We also had them each write how they met without discussing it with eachother and read it to us that day. It was a so funny to hear the different perspectives. The grandkids loved listening to the stories and I think will remember this day. What a cool thing to have made it fifty years. Congratulations! What an example to the entire family. They are a sweet and loving set of grandparents that my family cherishes everyday.
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