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A 50th wedding anniversary poem from four grown-up children saying they are all so very blessed and proud of them for showing such love and staying married for 50 years.
What is your name : Camille Jordine
Who do you want the poem written for: Gene & Elizabeth Miller ? parents
Why do you want the poem written: For their 50th Wedding Anniversary
What are the key messages you would like to send: Strong moral values, strong sense of family, always there to help for each and every child, they reared 4 children, Vance, Darlene, Camille and Patrick. They also have 10 grandchildren from there 4 children.
Do you have any funny, sad, happy, embarrassing or otherwise memorable moments that you would like to share: Memorable moments was camping and boating every year at Twin Lakes. Our lives grew, changed, happy, sad, scary, fun, exciting every kind of emotion and stuff happen at Twin Lakes. One of Patrick?s memories was motorcycle riding with Dad and Dad did a flying "W" at El Mirage Lake bed. Memory of Mom and Pat Burnidge hiked all the way up to the snow at Twin Lakes. We remember mom in her blue skirted bathing suit at Lake Mead sitting in a beach chair in the water letting the perch nibble on her leg hairs. Dad studying so hard for his fire captain exam in the little trailer with other fireman and having to take lemonade and snacks. That was a time when most people smoked and smoke would roll out of there when you opened the door. Easter mornings getting up and having to find our easter baskets full of candy and eggs before we went to church. After church we would come home and dad and mom would cook a big breakfast. They would have made homemade sausage to eat and homemade canoli's.
Dad would water ski with Patrick on top of his shoulders. Memories of Sunday Spaghetti dinners. Mom always cooked great meals and Sunday we always had Spaghetti. It was one of our fondest memories.
Do you have any other comments or thoughts: We love our parents very much and appreciate all they do and mean to us. We appreciate that they are always their for us, no matter what we have done. They have been a good example of Good and loving parents who have stayed together through thick and thin.
What style of poem would you prefer (happy, sad, romantic etc.): happy, endearing, appreciative, loving, etc.
Please choose which package you would prefer: Economy
Do you have any last comments or thoughts: A note from their 4 children - we are all so very blessed and proud of them for showing such love and staying married for 50 years. It means and says so much to us and all of their 10 grandchildren.
Baskets Full
| Hello, our wonderful parents, these words are just for you, because we're proud of who you are, and yes, we're very proud of what you do. And we just wanted to say "we love you", but in truth, we didn't know where to start, so we thought we'd share a few thoughts, and give you some words, straight from the heart. Firstly, we'd like to begin by saying "thank you", we'd like to thank you for everything you've ever done, your love has been our light, our inspiration, in every way, you've been like our morning sun. You've always been there for each and everyone of us, and they've been great moral values that you've instilled, we all feel a very strong sense of family, and that's a great foundation on which to build. Vance, Darlene, Camille and Patrick, my! Look how your mighty oak has grown, just know that we're all very grateful, very grateful for all the love that you've shown. And now, let's count them, there's ten grandchildren, so we all know that we've been truly blessed, and of all the parents and grandparents in this world, we know we're lucky because we have the very best. We'd camp and boat at Twin Lakes every year, it seemed the one constant in a changing life, there our lives grew, changed, became happy, sad, fun and yes, there were a few moments of scary strife. Patrick remembers Dad doing a flying "W" at El Mirage, Mom and Pat Burnidge hiked up to the snow, and we all had so much fun on every visit, it was the one place where we all wanted to go. We remember Dad studying hard for his Captain's exam, and we'd have to take them lemonade and snacks, and we also remember opening the little trailer door, the smoke would roll out and stop you in your tracks. Mom in her blue bathing suit at Lake Mead, I remember the perch nibbling on her leg hair, she didn't mind, she was so happy and contented, marvelous, wonderful summer days, without a care. Before church it was candy, afterwards it was breakfast, Aaahhh! Easter mornings and finding our baskets full, we'd come home to homemade sausage and canoli's, in those days, we never had a moment that was dull. We'll never forget those Sunday spaghetti dinners, in fact, we've too many memories to individually list, just know that everyone is simply precious, there's not one that we would have missed. And we just wanted to say thank you, Mom and Dad, we've never really said just how wonderful you are, but if our love for you were a distance, then it would be further than the furthest star. We also wanted to say Happy 50th Anniversary, I guess that's really what these words are for, here's to you, Mom and Dad, you're truly wonderful, and here's to having our baskets full, for evermore. |
Allen Jesson
Comments:
Allen, the poem is great
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