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Happy Father's Day

 Today we did things a little different for Father's Day.

We had burgers at our house, and we invited my immediate family.  Usually, my parents have it at their house but I decided to give them a little break.  


My Dad:

My daddy and his girls
He has always been such a good daddy to his girls, always giving us everything we needed and more.  And most importantly, he has always led by example.  I thank God every day for him!

My Carl:

Carl and the kids, son-in-law, and grand baby

Always putting his family first and himself last. Someone who always tries to fill the needs and provide. I have so much love and respect for this man and all that he does for us. I could not be more grateful for the father he has been to our children.  He has always shown such love and dedication. He has always given all he's got.  Always shown up.  Always done his best. Always loved with all of his heart.  He continues to try every day no matter the obstacles. That is what a good dad does. Not to mention he is hilarious and a total hottie 😊
Happy Father's Day Carl!

After everyone went home, we had to help Makena decorate her room for Vacation Bible School because that starts TOMORROW! It looks great and I think she is (mostly) ready for the kids.  She has such a servant heart, and it makes me so happy to see her use her gifts for the Lord.

We had a little daylight left, so we headed down to the river.
The coolest group ever 😘

"The righteous man walks in His integrity; His children are blessed after him." Proverbs 20:7

Much Love,
Beth







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