Saturday, November 8, 2008

Our Family Fight To Victory

I just wanted to tell all of you who worked so hard and so valiantly for such a good cause how proud I am of what you did. For those of you who did not have this battle from the start it will only be a matter of time before you too will have the fight roll your way. I thought I would take some time to document what we have been working on so long and so hard the past few months. I have so many emotions when it comes to this prop 8 issue. It was only in the last month of the struggle that I came to be grateful for the battle we were in. Grateful for the spirit that was with me everytime I opened my mouth to tell someone why I was standing up for the family. Grateful for the many chances I had to share what I believe with so many people. Grateful for the love of God that was poured out upon me while I was engadged in his work. Grateful for the youth and Young Adults who always came to help in the fight at a moments notice. Grateful for the bond that I felt with family and friends as we slaved for the cause. I am especially grateful for the way that most of the Yes on 8 voters conducted themselves when they found themselved face to face with the opposition. I will forever be grateful for the lessons learned and the spirit of love that I felt.
Lyndsay and Chad's ward after a sign waving party. It is so great to see how many were willing to help.

Chad and Lyndsay's young adult ward at the Mall sign waving.


Tyson sent this picture of the plains that were writing "vote Yes on 8" the sfternoon before the electing. I have to tell you that my boys were so excited to see the plains. When I was talking with out Bishop's wife about it she jokingly told her kids it was a sign from HEAVEN to vote yes. I thought it was funny.


We are so proud of Dallin and all the other youth who stood up to the pressure of their peers and stood tall for what they believe in.
I don't have the utube clips of the OC sign waving nor can I find the picture of Tressa's ward's sign waving party. Maybe I'll get them up on another post.
Thank you all for your hard work and for the support of those who did not live in California.




Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Putting Up Signs

Today we spent a few hour putting up signs around town. We just have to wait and see how long they will last.


As we drove up the road this is what we found. I think it is a little ironic that the people who are threatening the most, stealing signs at an alarming rate, and have flat out lies in their advertisments are the same people accusing us of hate.


Friday, October 24, 2008

Welcome Home Travis

We are so excited to have Travis back home. He returned late last night at Long Beach Airport. It was the last flight of the day so there weren't to many people around. We are so proud of Travis and What he has accomplished. Travis comimg Home
The Weaver boys-- they are all so excited they can't hold still long enough for a picture.

Jacob and Caden make a sign to welcome Travis home!!


Travis and Nancy-- You know she is happy her boys are back!!



Jeff, Travis and Trent together agian----OH, NO!!


Monday, October 20, 2008





Just in case you didn't know Travis will be home late this Thursday Night!! We are sooooo excited to welcome Travis home from training.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Trent's Home

On Friday September 19th Trent returned from his speciality training for the United States Army!! We are so proud of the work he has accomplished and for his service to this great country!!



























Dallin's First Soccer Game



Remember if your children are playing sports or doing things at school email me the pictures so the whole family can see.

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Tyler and Tatumn started school

What cute kids! Tyler started kindergarten and Tatumn started preschool. Both are loving it. During the first week Tatumn lined up with another class at Tyler's school and tried to walk into the class. Just as the last few kids were marching into class Jessica noticed her and marched her back out. She wasn't easy to spot Jessica said because she insisted on wearing her pink backpack, and she had no problem walking away with the teacher when she told the children to come inside.