Tuesday, April 28, 2009

My Cute Gardner

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We are a good team. I point..... he plants! What a sweet husband!
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4 More Weeks Wahoooo!

Baby Shower!

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Thanks so much to all of you who made it. It was a lot of fun!
Thanks Mom, Jamie and Amy for putting the shower on.

Allen Dying from the mexican swine flu, during the shower.
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Jk he isn't dying and i dont think he really has the swine flu but whatever he has it is bad and not going away.

Getting the Baby room all ready!

Allen and I had lots of fun deciding what we wanted to do in the baby room. We went back and forth a few times but finally decided to paint it yellow and put up bead board a little later. Turns out we only waited one week to put the bead board up and then Allen decided he wanted to do some crown molding as well! So much for waiting to save a little money! It turned out so cute and is making us so excited for our little princess to get here.
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Hahaha Allen was really getting sick of me taking his picture.
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TaaaDAAA

The long drive to Montana

We All drove together in a huge van.

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Raider and Brookie
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Mom, Nate, Raider
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Tim, Amy, Brooklyn
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Monday, April 6, 2009

Grandma Montana

Marilyn Anderson
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SHEPHERD - Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Marilyn Anderson, passed away on April 4, 2009, due to a valiant battle with cancer at her son's home in Hardin.

Marilyn lived in Utah until her family moved to Montana in her high school years. Marilyn was married to Bob Meh-ling and later divorced. She married Carl Anderson and they were later sealed in the LDS Billings Temple. She lived in Shepherd until the time of her death. She was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She loved attending church and the temple. She loved to raise a garden each year and had a wonderful strawberry patch that supplied her family and friends with all the vegetables and all the strawberry jam she could make each year. Marilyn enjoyed sewing and loved to create quilts that she gave away to her children and grandchildren. She was an elect lady in all aspects of her life.

Marilyn is survived by her husband Carl; her three children, Craig (Jennifer) Mehling, Hardin, Shari (Sam) Stone, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Jill (Brian) Payne, Centerville, Utah; stepson Tony (Bea) Anderson of Kalispell; 14 grandchildren, 15 reat-grandchildren; six step grand-children and eight step great-grandchildren; three sisters, Pat Eggerston, Provo, Utah, Barbara Frampton, Salt Lake City and Dixie Warren, Hardin.

She is preceded in death by her son Mike Mehling; parents Lee and Ivy Ferrell and sister Bernice.

We love you Grams