The first wedding was Friday night. It was for Clint, the son of Allen's brother, Harley, who passed away 8 years ago due to familial glomerulosclerosis; a scarring of the tiny tissues/membranes within the kidney. It tends to run in families. We are crossing our fingers for Al.
Here are some pictures of our kids with their cousins, Jenny and Clint back from 1987. Grandpa and Grandma Graber had brought them up to visit for the day. The kids had so much fun! This swing set was eventually relocated to the farm.
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Clint and Erin's wedding was at the Twenty-eight Event Space. It is in an old warehouse, minutes from downtown KC.
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We were all assigned a table # for the reception.
The wedding ceremony was so sweet and God-honoring too.
After the wedding.
The pastor was assigned to our table too. He was so enjoyable to get to know! He has been a missionary in Venezuela, Costa Rica and Guatemala so we had much to talk about.
The darling couple
Cousin catch-up.
photo bombing papa
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The next day, my brother Doug's boy, Brandon, was married.
A couple photos of Brandon and our kids from many years ago. (That upset little toddler, Josh ended up being a worship pastor and plays piano for his job!)
These pictures were taken 6 years ago.
Doug died of a sudden heart attack 5 years ago.
Brandon and Sara were married at Eventful in Westin, MO. The drive there was just beautiful!!
Rolling hills and old farm country.
I looked up Westin. It is a cute little historic town that I think we need to visit someday!
Eventful is in the country.
The wedding ceremony was a small private affair.
Lots of friends and family came to the reception.
Brandon's mom and me. She and her husband own the Sunflower Cafe in Olathe. Infact, they provided the meal and cake for the wedding!
Emeri wanted us to do a silly face picture
There were several children at the wedding and they provided toys for them.
Cheryl, Brandon's step-mother, from Pennsylvania
It was getting pretty late for these kids
Blessings to both couples!
Keep Christ the center of your marriage!
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