Monday, October 31, 2005

Welcome

Welcome to the family blog. I hope this can be a place to come and check in on all the happenings in the Hilterbrand family. If you want to be a member and post on this site. Just leave a comment and I will get in contact with you and have you become a member! I hope everyone can feel included and excited about this chance to get together and see what's happening in all our lives.

Amy Dawn

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'm excited about this. It will be so nice to see the updates on everyone. We always wonder how everyone is doing. Now we won't have to wonder anymore. Good idea. Thanks.

Anonymous said...

Amy...I am so glad that you are doing this. It is a great idea and a great way for us all to be a part of each others lives. How fun!!!

Anonymous said...

Yes, I want to be a member, sign me up I have something to say about Rachel's kids. Aunt bev

Anonymous said...

Hi Amy,

What a fun idea! This is a great thing. So, sign me up. Rachel

Anonymous said...

This is Auntie Barb talking about Grandma Lois. Did you know that she is amazing? Do you know all the things she is does? At age 81! She is still making beautiful quilts,(many!. Everyday she sews some, "just to relax". She is in DUP,(daughters of the Utah Pioneers). She loves to go there and talk about her ancestors and learn about the history of the early Saints. She is the VT supervisor in her ward and thus visits her own beat and all the stagglers. She is so valuable to her Pres. Willing to make it all happen. They have the highest percentage in the stake! She works on geneology...this week she cleared 17 more Hilterband people to for the temple. She will be going to the temple this Saturday with the Stake to do family names. Other members of her ward provided 129 names. Mom has foudn and is in the process of doing 200 plus peole all by herself! this year! Isn't that wonderful? She is on a mission with Grandpa Jack. Everyday I marvel at how awesome she is. I'm so glad we still have her. p.s. She loves to get e mails! Please remember your Grandma. "Darn she's good!"