Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts

Sunday, April 21, 2019

EASTER


FAMILY PICS FROM EASTER

CHRIS & KIM
CAMRY (13 1/2), CARTER (10), KAOS, COURTNEY (18 1/2)

CAMILLE & MARK
SHAY (12 1/2), KENZIE (3), SHAY'S FRIEND

ASHLEY & JON
ADDIE (8 1/2), RYKER (4), JAYCIE (14), PRESTON (11)

McKAY & LORI
HALEY (11), LILY (8), COLE (14 1/2)

HEIDI & MIKE
BROOKY (5), HEIDI, OAKLEY (7 1/2), ALLY

MIKE, JACOB (3)

KATIE & CJ
JAX, KATIE, CJ, KAIZEN (9 DAYS)

Saturday, September 8, 2018

90


September 8, 1928
The day my dad was born.

June 14, 2003
The day my dad passed away.
Age 74.

September 8, 2018
Today, my dad would have been 90 years old.
He was 30 years old when I was born.
That means next month, I will be
30 years less than 90!


Richard Pearson Mitchell

Obituary Condolences


Richard Pearson Mitchell 1928~2003  Richard Pearson Mitchell, 74, died June 14, 2003, in Nephi, Utah.Born September 8, 1928, in Lehi, Utah, to Francis LaVere and Hilda May Pearson Mitchell. He grew up in American Fork, and graduated with honors from American Fork High School. He received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from USU, and a PhD in electrical engineering. He served his country during the Korean Conflict. Richard married Dixie Alice Howard on September 1, 1956, in Nephi, Utah. He taught math, physics, and surveying at Utah State University and Dixie Jr. College, and Electrical Apprenticeship at UVSC. Richard and Reid were owners and operators of B&D Pump and Electric.  Richard served as a National Director of the Appaloosa Horse Club, and was to be inducted into the National Hall of Fame in July. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is survived by his wife, Dixie, American Fork; one son Reid (Laurel) Mitchell, Pleasant Grove; daughter, Ann Mitchell, American Fork; six grandchildren: Chris (Kim), Camille, McKay, Heidi, and Katie Mitchell, all of Pleasant Grove; Ashley (Jon) Kelly, St. George; one great-grand-daughter, Courtney Paige; one sister, Virginia Pascoe, St. George. Preceded in death by his parents, and one brother, Shirl Mitchell. Funeral services will be held Friday, June 20, at 11:00 a.m. at the Sunset Hills 1st Ward, 949 North 540 West, American Fork. Friends may call at Anderson & Sons Mortuary, 49 East 100 North, American Fork on Thursday, June 19 from 6-8 p.m. and at the church Friday from 10-10:45 a.m. Burial will be in the Lehi City Cemetery.


Added to the family in the last 15 years since he passed away are:
3 grandsons-in-law: 
Mark Thomas
Michael Schmutz
CJ Wilcox

1 granddaughter-in-law:  
Lori Haden Mitchell 

5 great grandsons: 
Cole McKay Mitchell, 14 
Preston Reid Kelly, 10 1/2
Carter Chris Mitchell,  8 1/2 
Ryker Jonathan Kelly, 3 1/2   
Jacob Michael Schmutz, 2

10 great granddaughters: 
Jaycie Lynn Kelly, 13  
Camry Kim Mitchell, 12 1/2
Shayla K. Thomas, 11 1/2
Haley May Mitchell, 10 1/2
Addison Brooke Kelly, 8
Lily Kay Mitchell, 7
Oakley Kay Schmutz, 7
Allyson H. Schmutz, 4 1/2   
Brooklyn L. Schmutz, 4 1/2
McKenzie Jordan Thomas, 2 1/2

One year since I wrote this post:
2 great grandsons:
Kaizen Craig Wilcox, 5 months
Jase Kash Thomas, 1 week

Courtney Paige Mitchell, great grandchild #1, was 2 1/2 when he passed away. 
She'll be 18 on September 26, and is a senior at Westlake High School, the largest high school in the state!  This school  didn't even exist when her great grandpa was still living!

What Was Happening in 1928?
  • First television program broadcast in New York
  • Aviator Amelia Earhart attempted to be the first woman to successfully cross the Atlantic Ocean
  • Calvin Cooledge is president
  • Herbert Hoover is elected president
  • Boston Garden, original home of the Boston Celtics, opens
  • Yo-Yo manufactured
  • Gerber Baby Food first made
  • St. Moritz Switzerland Winter Olympics
  • Amsterdam Summer Olympics
  • Work on Boulder Dam begins (name later changed to Hoover Dam)
  • Shirley Temple born
  • Mr. Rogers born
  • Mickey Mouse born (appeared in "Steamboat Willie")
  • New York Yankees win the World Series
  • Lady Chatterly's Lover and The House on Pooh Corner were the top books
          Costs:
  • Postage Stamp  $.02
  • Loaf of Bread  $.09
  • Gallon of Gas  .$22
  • New Car  $320
  • New Home  $7,600

1928 Fashions




CARS

Ford Model-A Coupe

Studebaker Erskine Coupe

"Boxy" Ford Pick-Up

Cadillac

Pontiac Coupe

Lincoln





Wednesday, July 4, 2018

4TH OF JULY


MY LOVES:

UTAH JAZZ
DISNEY
BYU FOOTBALL
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY,
MY FAMILY



HAPPY
4TH OF JULY


Monday, June 25, 2018

SISTERS


AUNT PAT & UNCLE DARWIN CAME UP TO
VISIT FROM YUMA, ARIZONA.
THEIR GRANDSON, CADEN, WAS RETURNING FROM
HIS LDS MISSION IN NEW YORK CITY.  HE SPENT
MOST OF HIS TIME ON LONG ISLAND.

AUNT PAT IS 14 MONTHS YOUNGER THAN MY MOM.
IT'S BEEN SO GREAT TO HAVE SUCH A WONDERFUL AUNT!

Thursday, June 14, 2018

FAM AT THE FARM


On Thursday, June 14, we went to
Farm Country, aka "The Farm" at Thanksgiving Point.
This was the last place that I hadn't been tom that I can
get in with my"grandma pass" at Thanksgiving Point.

Grandma Laurel, Kim & kiddos, Ashley's kiddos, 
(Ashley was in Philadelphia with Jon), and
Heidi & kiddos went with me.

It was pretty fun!  We were there when it opened.
But, now we know that we need to go straight to
the pony ride, to avoid the long lines!







Brooky, Ryker, Ally


Addie, Oakley, & Carter

The Studs
Preson & Carter






Waiting to ride the ponies

And still waiting . . .

Carter


Preston



Jacob & Heidi





Big Boy Jacob

Ally





Brooky




Addie





Ryker






Oakley


Wagon Ride



All kinds of fun
Jacob & Camry

Preston

Brooky

"Good Bug, Bad Bug"
Jacob

Sorting
Ryker

The boys
Jacob & Ryker

Ally

Addie & Oakley

Tractor driver
Jacob

Sorting
Brooky

The 8 year olds
Addie & Carter

Fun wooden trucks

Preston

Jaycie & Camry

Selfies
Auntie & Jaycie

It's Heidi!

Brooky, Heidi, and Oakley


Jaycie, Carter, Heidi, and Courtney

 Camry & Jaycie

Courtney & Jaycie

Selfie with the goat
Courtney

The Crew with Auntie Ann

A "Wallace" Diet Coke . . . in honor of my
friend, Maureen Wallace and her daugther,
Alexis Wallace . . . my student!