There were times when the event seemed too far away to worry about. Still, we began planning over a year ago. Then it was suddenly upon us and we wondered if we had planned enough. In the end, it came together like a master chef's gourmet meal.
The first visible sign of the ward reunion was the picnic in the park. This was designed to be a relaxed, informal place to bring the family, especially the kids. Doug and Tanya headed up the ward's involvement with the picnic. They set up shade structures and pennants to indicate the presence of the group, volleyball nets and other sports equipment, and lemonade, water, and cookies (note the orange water cooler in the picture).
People came and went at different times, of course. Some brought meals, others feasted on the cookies. There were probably as many as 60 people who showed up at some time.
The first visible sign of the ward reunion was the picnic in the park. This was designed to be a relaxed, informal place to bring the family, especially the kids. Doug and Tanya headed up the ward's involvement with the picnic. They set up shade structures and pennants to indicate the presence of the group, volleyball nets and other sports equipment, and lemonade, water, and cookies (note the orange water cooler in the picture).
People came and went at different times, of course. Some brought meals, others feasted on the cookies. There were probably as many as 60 people who showed up at some time.
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