From the Wenger Reunion in Illinois at Camp Menno Haven:
Tim's brother Andy and his wife Monica, and Tim's nephew Chris in front:
Cousins John and Dee's adopted son, Chad:
Tim and Josiah chatting with uncle David:
Cousin Haley and Elly enjoying s'mores and goofing off:
Lots of fun fishing! Cousin Hannah:
Tim's brother, Eric:
Tim's cousin John's adopted son, Tai:
BIL Bob, with son Josh and Eric:
Elly and her Uncle Steve:
These two were almost inseparable! Josiah watches as they tousle together:
Jaedyn trying to unstick herself from her s'more:
Tim's cousin Karl found a king snake. I kept my distance!
Tim's cousin Richard and his daughter Lydia:
Making s'mores:
Tim's Mom talking to his cousin Richard's wife, Miriam:
I can't help myself but post all these cute ones of Haley and Elly!
Cousin Richard's daughter Natalie:
Guess who? The "twins" again!
Sunset at Camp Menno Haven.
These next pictures are at the same area, but at Grandma and Grandpa's:
Ciara and her cousin, Jessa:
Elly turned 4 right after our return, so Grandma wanted to celebrate before we left:
Ciara and Jaedyn make strawberry pie with Grandma. We also picked and ate a lot of blueberries!
Elly has a tea party with cousin Josh.
My nephew Michael. Isn't he a cutey pie?
Playing parchisi is cousins Abby, Hannah and Jaedyn:
Nephew Josh:
Niece Hannah:
Jaedyn:
Niece Jessa:
Grandma and SIL Nancy snuggle Nancy's son Steve:
Right after the reunion, I went out with my MIL and SIL's. From left: Margaret (MIL), Nancy, Laurie (Tim's only sister), Monica and Jill. It was a special time to be with them all together. We ate Mexican food.
In response to the "Cherokee Thumb" I haven't heard of it, but that is interesting. My dad has "shorter than average" thumbs. I never thought anything about it being Cherokee...neat!
Thanks for sharing the info.
Nikowa
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