The Hendricksen's: Fry Family Reunion...

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Fry Family Reunion...

Last Saturday was the anual Fry family reunion. This year they were doing a benefit auction for my Uncle Steve who will be getting a heart transplant soon (WE HOPE!) There were a lot of people that showed up, a lot of cute items for the auction, and a lot of generosity.

Here are a few pictures from it...

Mandy threatening Mckayden... (didnt think anyone saw that did ya ;-) )

Me and My sister Kymberlie

Grandpa playing with Chase

Kym with our ancestors

5 comments:

Lizzylou said...: Good job on the deer Scott! Ryan hasn't had a free minute to go hunting again. Being stung in the eye would be painful. The Fam. Reunion looked like fun. Kym looks like she's posing nude with the ancestors :) You guys must have a different kind of family reunion than I'm used to :)LOL; 3:30 PM
Leslie said...: I thought the same thing about Kym...shes posing naked with her grandmas.; 5:31 PM
Lisa said...: i wish i had 1/10th of your family. you are so lucky!
love the photo of chase and grandpa.; 9:26 PM
Anonymous said...: where is her shirt? i know she had one on ... didnt she? she dresses just like her mama use too ha ha.... or maybe it was grandma fry that ran around in the nude? hmmm; 11:13 PM
Camille Jensen said...: They would be rollin' over in their graves if they seen what she's wearing. lol; 8:03 PM

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