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| Aunt Louise and Uncle Gary |
| Aunt Louise and Uncle Gary have been married for sixteen years. The first time she saw him, she thought he was the “cutest thing she ever did see.” Of course she was only seven, but her little heart just went pitter-patter. It ‘pittered’ and "pattered" for many years until finally, as fate would have it, they hooked up at the Cheney Rodeo. Now, Gary looks mighty fine in a cowboy hat; in fact he was the only person wearing one at the Vancouver Winter Olympics. Our Norwegian relatives happened to be watching television and saw the classic cowboy hat and quickly recognized their American cousin. Gary can outwork most men half his age and I still have yet to see someone who can dance like him. He has a laugh that is simply Gary, and when he picks me up he makes me feel like I am ten again (not to mention super- duper skinny). I just love him for that. |
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| Uncle Ole and Aunt Mary |
| Uncle Ole and Aunt Mary met at a Sweetheart Dance in Wallace, Idaho. Back in the day, there used to be a magazine called the Sweetheart Magazine and many people found their beloved's through this. Now, Mary can do just about anything, and boy does she. She is what you a call a ‘handywoman.’ And Ole, well he keeps himself busy with just about anything and everything that needs to be done on the farm. |
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| Gary Miller and his son Brandon |
| Gary Miller is a friendly neighbor who works a few miles up the road with his two other brothers Monty and Ronnie and his son Brandon, who is also a college student. It is a fact that every Miller boy came out of the womb grasping onto a wrench, for there is nothing those boys can’t fix, build or take apart. You can even call them up and they will diagnose your problem over the phone. The only problem the Millers can’t seem to fix is the long hours they work. But you won’t hear them complaining about it. Complaining is out of character for farmers. It would be like a cat eating a bone. Need I say more? |
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