I think Liam will love soccer when he actually starts playing it. The fall program through Basin Recreation fell entirely short of what soccer should be. I think there was probably less than 50% of actual soccer ball interaction. Oh well, live and learn.
Charles in Charge
Sunday, May 24, 2015
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Driveway Campout in Fred
September 17, 2014. A tradition has begun...
Exploring the premises...
S'more roasting...
Hunting for creatures in rock crevices...
Learning about constellations...
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Sissy
Dona Jean Morrissette Obituary
Dona Jean Morrissette passed away peacefully on Wednesday, September 10, 2014. A longtime resident of Upland, California, Dona, known as “Sissy” to those closest to her, had recently relocated to Murray, Utah, to be closer to family.
Dona was born in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, to Ralph George Morrissette and Juanita Norris. She graduated from Chaffee High School (Ontario, CA) in 1956 and got her BA from Brigham Young University (Provo, UT) in 1971. Becoming proficient in American Sign Language, Dona spent a long career serving those with Special Needs.
She began her professional journey at the California School for the Deaf & Blind in Berkeley, CA, and retired 30 years later as a Resource Specialist for a 10 District Consortium for San Bernardino County Schools.
Dona spent her life educating and loving children with Downs Syndrome. In the early 1980s, she licensed her house as the Morrissette Home and welcomed Lucia and Sandi into her life. She raised both girls as her own and on her own, caring for them for over two decades.
Dona loved flowers, music, autumn, movies, fashion, children, family, Heavenly Father and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. She was kind, loving, intelligent, enthusiastic and hard working.
"Sissy" will be greatly missed by her family: Penny & Steve Rawson of Park City, UT; Rachael, Wes, Liam & Aiden Charles of Park City, UT; Bret, Jen, Lindsay, Garrett, Samuel, Wyatt Rawson & Lucia Graciano of Sandy, UT; Daniel, Linda, Kaleb, Isaac & Eli Rawson of Mercer Island, WA, and all those who had the privilege to know and love her.
Dona was born in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, to Ralph George Morrissette and Juanita Norris. She graduated from Chaffee High School (Ontario, CA) in 1956 and got her BA from Brigham Young University (Provo, UT) in 1971. Becoming proficient in American Sign Language, Dona spent a long career serving those with Special Needs.
She began her professional journey at the California School for the Deaf & Blind in Berkeley, CA, and retired 30 years later as a Resource Specialist for a 10 District Consortium for San Bernardino County Schools.
Dona spent her life educating and loving children with Downs Syndrome. In the early 1980s, she licensed her house as the Morrissette Home and welcomed Lucia and Sandi into her life. She raised both girls as her own and on her own, caring for them for over two decades.
Dona loved flowers, music, autumn, movies, fashion, children, family, Heavenly Father and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. She was kind, loving, intelligent, enthusiastic and hard working.
"Sissy" will be greatly missed by her family: Penny & Steve Rawson of Park City, UT; Rachael, Wes, Liam & Aiden Charles of Park City, UT; Bret, Jen, Lindsay, Garrett, Samuel, Wyatt Rawson & Lucia Graciano of Sandy, UT; Daniel, Linda, Kaleb, Isaac & Eli Rawson of Mercer Island, WA, and all those who had the privilege to know and love her.
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