Leaves were not the only things falling today! It was absolutely beautiful, fall in the country!
Letchworth Park in New York. Lot's of fall colors.
What a cute pumpkin! We went to the famous pumpkin patch. We first went here with Caden when he was 1, and now it is Jude's turn to sit with all the pumpkins.
Jude and grandpa visiting the animals.
Superman's favorite toy was Grandpa's cane!
The cutest donald duck ever! Jacob always smiling!
Caden's first soccor goal!
Jackson playing Legos with Grandpa.
Jacob's first birthday. Everyone get's to blow out 1 candle!
Here's a red X--something must be buried here!
Let's grab the shovel and start digging for treasure!
Caden blowing out his 5 yr candles on the pirate cake. (Getting a little help from Jackson)
Nick is showing his smooth and cool with the star wars glasses.
Grandma Barton playing pin the space ship game.
Jackson, turning 3 yrs and blowing out his candles on his R2D2 cake. He was a riot, loved the attention and was so excited.
Here's a pic of the whole group.
Coach Dallimore sharing words of wisdom. This was a great night to touch base with so many friends. This was a highlight of the year. Here is the link to view more pictures of the event. http://lasvegasnovember2009unlvbaseball.shutterfly.com/
Here we are with Brent and Kathy Brunson waiting for Donny and Marie show to start in Las Vegas. 
We had to drive by our very first house in Las Vegas, from 1983, when interest rates were 14%! Yikes. This is what it looks like today;
Friends from Las Vegas that we hadn't seen in years. Joey and Marilyn Peterson. Here we are riding in their helicopter. What fun going over the dam and the new highway bridge. It was a great time.
Here we are in Seattle with Brian and Jodi Welker. We were looking at all the Salmon in the river.
Here we are at Deer Valley where we enjoyed a relaxing concert in the park.
The Hunter's. Jackson, Nick, Jacob, Jessika, and Caden.
The Taylor's. John, Sarah and Jude.
Three beautiful women in my life.
Grandpa and Jude sharing a laugh. Grandpa hanging out with da boys.
On July 11th, 2009 I was asked to throw out the first pitch at an Arizona Diamondbacks game. It was ALS awareness night as Lou Gehrig was remembered for his battle with ALS seventy years ago. It was a humbling and honorable experience and one that my family and I will cherish forever.
Thank you to my family and friends for sharing this special moment with me. There was over 70 members of my family and friends in attendance.
I have fond memories of playing catch with my father in my back yard. This night was the 3rd anniversary of my fathers passing. I knew that he was there with me.
My grandson Jackson ran out to help his Grandpa with some last minute coaching, with his Mommy and little brother close behind.
One proud Grandma and Grandpa!
Families are forever. Thank you for your love and support!
My Mother and her five boys celebrating her 80th Birthday. Thanks Mom for being there. It was just like old times having you in the stands getting on the umpire while I was pitching.
