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The Crane family: Julie (mom & wife) with Sara
McKenzie and Logan with Chloe Elizabeth. During college Logan was
my best lifting partner. I am thankful to God for him and his
family. |
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One can never be armed too well. Logan is here
holding his new Bushmaster M4 model AR-15 w/ collapsible stock.
Hoorah! Eat your heart out anti-gun wackos. |
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Logan Crane and I having a later dinner at a
Mexican restaurant in Elkins, AR. He let me patrol with him on
this night. See that shirt I'm wearing; he designed it. |
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Me in the patrol car |
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The Hobbs family had me over for dinner on
Tuesday night. Pictured from left to right: Ryan (who hosts this
Web site!), Will, and Katy. |
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Me and Janell Hendren at her parents' house in Bentonville, AR. She and I attended primary and secondary school together. Sweet lady. |
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I believe this is Little Osage Creek. It flows for
miles through Cave Springs, AR. Between the ages of ten and
thirteen years, I spent countless hours fishing this stream I'm
surprised any fish remain. :) |
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Mill's Dam in Cave Springs, AR |
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My great-grandmother, Lavida Ritchey, outside her
room at The Bentonville Manor |
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Having lunch with Grandma Ritchey. The bib was a
good idea. |
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Grandma Ritchey and I inside her room at The
Bentonville Manor |
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Wish this one would have been a little darker, tsk |
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The Moore family had me over for dinner on
Monday night. Pictured from left to right: Steve, Laura, Josh,
and April. |
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While I attended the U of A, Steve served as my
university minister at First Baptist Church of Springdale, AR. |
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Guess what this is? The 630' tall St. Louis Arch is
constructed of stainless steel. I was impressed. Nice park too! |
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Told you it was made of st. steel. Check out that
shine! |
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Tell me this doesn't look like part of the
international space station. Once you get to the top of this bad
boy, you can view the cityscape through the rectangular windows
you see here. |
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My favorite photo |
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Overflowing with joy, Erin and Lannie face the
witnesses as their wedding ceremony ends. One of many post-wedding pics. They're still
happy; that's a good sign! |
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The groomsmen and the bride. From left to right:
Eric Brewer (Erin's brother), Jim Hillabrand (Lannie's dad), me,
Jason Spann, Jeremy Hunt. |
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The wedding party at a park near downtown
Bentonville, AR |
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I am here commending Erin for the rich Scriptural
content of her vows to God and Lannie. Her words were a blessing
to hear. |
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Jeremy Hunt, Lannie Hillabrand, and I at
Lannie's wedding rehearsal dinner. Erin Brewer (his bride) and
Lannie treated the wedding party to a nice meal at the Bella
Vista Yacht Club. |
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As long as I can remember, Jeremy (J.P.) Hunt has
always been able to bring good humor to just about any setting.
Here he is with one of his many goofy faces. Ha. |
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The wedding reception was excellent, very
tastefully done. For the first time since I graduated from high
school (1993), I spoke with Angela Seay, Megan VonGremp, Janell
Hendren, Betsy Revard, and Michelle Clinger. |
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A fairly recent addition to the University of
Arkansas-Fayetteville campus. This fountain is located between
the architecture building and Old Main. |
