I copied this collage from Wendy's blog ... she had some amazing photos. It was such a fun day - and we thank all who came. (I know that Amy was the chief planner ... and she did a great job! She put together a book with photos down through the years as a surprise, and we love it!!)When we thought about what we wanted to do for our 40th anniversary, we came up with many different ideas, but when it came down to it, we decided we wanted to go to the place that has brought us hundreds and hundreds of happy hours ... Disneyland!!! While we were there we got to see the nostalgic "Electrical Light Parade" ... which also brought back many fond memories.
A sweet couple took our picture in front of the waterfall in California Adventure ... and then we took theirs!!! It was warm ... but not hot ... and we loved it!! We stayed at the Ayres Hotel in Anaheim ... and LOVED it ... we had to drive over to the park, but got a wonderful HOT breakfast every morning and the room was great and so was their pool!! A less expensive option that turned out wonderful.
Because we were celebrating our anniversary, and this is the Year of Celebration in D-land, they gave each of us "Happy Anniversary" buttons to wear ... so everywhere we went cast members would wish us a Happy Anniversary ... and many times they asked how many years and then would say "Wow - that's amazing!!" It was fun!!
Friday, June 19, 2009
40th Wedding Anniversary!!! June 6th
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Friday, June 12, 2009
Donald M Moore 8/12/1946 ~ 6/5/2009
My brother, Don, passed away June 5th, 2009 in Prescott, AZ from ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). Dennis and I had been to Arizona a few days before his passing to see him and to give some moral support for Carol and her family. He was buried in Wildomar cemetery next to their son Aaron. This is the display at the memorial. The FedEx plane was a gift for Don's retirement from his employer. Don loved his work with Flying Tigers and FedEx. The other side of the plane was decorated in the Flying Tiger logo. The plaque was signed by over 85 fellow workers. It was an amazing tribute to Don.
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