
Showing posts with label scouts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scouts. Show all posts
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Devin
A couple photos of Devin over the past couple of months. First, at the Court of Honor in October he received his Tenderfoot, Second, and First Class ranks in Scouts. Below that are some pictures of him playing soccer, and Connor and I watching the game. Devin is truly an amazing soccer player, and we love to watch him. He's decided against playing basketball this winter but is holding out for spring soccer. Go Dev!


Sunday, August 9, 2009
Random Pics
Since, as you can probably tell, I'm catching up a little bit, here are some random pics from July:
First, our hike up Benny's Creek in Payson Canyon on July 3 for our Friday Field Trip (we hiked with Alicia & Jonathan and had a great time!).

Dennis and Shaylee got to join Devin at Camp Maple Dell (also up Payson Canyon) for the family night at his scout camp:




First, our hike up Benny's Creek in Payson Canyon on July 3 for our Friday Field Trip (we hiked with Alicia & Jonathan and had a great time!).

Dennis and Shaylee got to join Devin at Camp Maple Dell (also up Payson Canyon) for the family night at his scout camp:




Shaylee and her cousin Madison had some fun with Dennis' camera:


Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Arrow of Light
Devin received his Arrow of Light (the highest award in Cub Scouts) at our pack meeting in April. His Uncle Ron (Dennis' brother-in-law) came down from Logan to perform a special ceremony that was awesome!!!
He told the history of the Arrow of Light award . . .
dressed Devin as an Indian brave (in authentic getup) . . .
and presented him to the audience.
Dennis and I were able to present him with the award.
Then Ron presented Devin with a beautiful arrow plaque he made.
I was so proud (and Devin was so excited--can't you tell?).
Friends and family came to celebrate the occasion (Aspen was so excited all to have two of her grandmas & papas there).
Thanks to all those who made this a memorable occasion for Devin and helped him along his cub scouting trail. We love you!
He told the history of the Arrow of Light award . . .
dressed Devin as an Indian brave (in authentic getup) . . .
and presented him to the audience.
Dennis and I were able to present him with the award.
Then Ron presented Devin with a beautiful arrow plaque he made.
I was so proud (and Devin was so excited--can't you tell?).
Friends and family came to celebrate the occasion (Aspen was so excited all to have two of her grandmas & papas there).
Thanks to all those who made this a memorable occasion for Devin and helped him along his cub scouting trail. We love you!
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