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Category Archives: Holiday parties
We are family!
We ARE Family! Aren’t we? Times change, manners change – however the need to pass important items down to the next generation never changes. Celebrations typically have one thing in common; they gather people who are related in some way … Continue reading
New beginnings
This Christmas will be the first Christmas without my mother; she passed away in February 2016. The holidays are rough without her and we are trying new traditions this year. Although the three of us kids are still grieving – … Continue reading
Posted in Authentic Self, Holiday parties, Life
Tagged Church, Grief, Holiday Traditions, Rest in Peace Mom, Singing, Southern California
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Santa Claus is coming to town – or Memories from my Dad’s Rotary Christmas Party
As a child between the years of 1960 to 1971, once a year my Dad would take us kids to his inclusive Rotary Club Annual Holiday Luncheon. We would celebrate and eat lunch with the all the members of the … Continue reading