We have lots of news for this month’s family blog, and we have tons of pictures. So take time to read and see what the family has been up to in June. Also, feel free to comment at the bottom of this month's blog.
Tim and Lisa Presswood’s wedding was a big family event this month.
Congratulations to Tim and his new wife. We all wish you the best.
Congratulations to Tim and his new wife. We all wish you the best.
(Thanks to Erika Goodson, David Huss, Bernice Harris and Kathy Goodson for wedding photos.)
The Wedding of Tim and Lisa Presswood
Snapshots of the Family at the Wedding
David Huss caught this great photo of his lovely wife, Vonda and son, Parker.
NC and Phyllis Huss enjoying the wedding and reception.
Dori Hartsell looking very happy. Did you see her catch that bouquet?
Papaw Roger and Lily were having a great time at the wedding. It was Lily’s first.
Mike and Gail Goodson were in from Oak Island to celebrate with Tim and Lisa.
Megan and Dylan Harris enjoyed the cake, as well as some lady with her mouth open. (Oh, that’s me,)
Lily gets a Kiss from Mamaw Kathy
Lily had fun posing for Aunt Bernice.
Grant Harris kept an eye on the action.
Dylan Harris was watching too.
Ana Huss had a good time too.
Aaron Harris was in a party mood.
It was a busy month for Karen and Randy Presswood’s family. Dori Hartsell received her teaching degree from Belmont Abby. Congratulations Dori. We are so proud of you!
Randy and Karen Presswood with Dori Hartsell at her graduation.
Delora Goodson was there to celebrate with Dori.
Tammy Goodson and family had a great time at the Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens in Columbia, SC. Her department at work coordinates trips for their employees and families and this year they took a group to the zoo. These are some of the pictures. That is Jacob and his friend, Noland , in some of the pictures. About 200 people went on the trip. Tammy said Jacob loved the birds and could spend hours trying to get them to sit on his hand
Bernice and Bill Harris are excited to start building their new home on Goodson Road. The foundation has been poured and some brick laid on the wall of the foundation. They are getting really excited to be finally getting a one story home. Bernice says “Our old house has served us well until we "out aged" it. God has helped get this far and I know He will help sell our house at the appropriate time.”
Bernice says that Bill is still struggling with back pain plus the problems that Parkinson disease brings. He is going to have a test 7-2 with dye to see just what he needs. They know that he still has some stenos. between the 4th & 5th and also the 3rd and 5th vertebra. She hopes it does not mean more surgery. Bernice got good news at the heart doctor this month. She is doing good and can stop some of her medications. The new eye doctor (she has switched to Graystone) says that he does not think she has Glaucoma and she can stop using the eye drops. Saves $25.00 a month
Judy Watts is doing well since her recent surgery and is gaining strength everyday. Carson and Maggie Watts are busy with gymnastics, horse back riding, drawing class and even sewing class this summer. Cale is finished school for the summer with one more year to go. Cale, Kathy and the girls are planning a two week vacation to Florida this summer as well as a trip to the beach.
Maggie, Judy and Carson Watts
Phillip Harris sent an update on his busy family. School is finished with Grant completing 2nd grade and Aaron kindergarten. They had a successful year at Tuttle Elementary School. Their grandmother adds that she was very proud of them because both boys awards at he end of school. Aaron got the an award for accomplishing the first grade level in reading. Grant got a Principal’s Award and Speech Award.
Grant & Aaron finished machine pitch baseball season in June. They played for the Cincinnati Reds and had a great season.
The Harris family is vacationing at the campground at James Island (just south of Charleston) for a week at the end of June. They expect it to be exciting as the Tall Ships are to be in Charleston Harbor that weekend.
Playing Summer Games
David Huss sends out a warning to all that Mason now has his driver's permit. David says they will call everyone in Lincoln County when they are coming that way so we can get off of the roads.
Roger Goodson has been enjoying his recent retirement. Mohican had a retirement celebration where Roger received a certificate for 30 years of service. A hot dog dinner was held in his honor on his last day of work. Roger was excited to win his bass club’s monthly tournament for June. However, he managed to pull his back out this week. Not fishing but getting a trash bag out of the cabinet….go figure.
Retirement Fishing Cake
Receiving a Plaque for 30+ Years of Service from His "Boss" Wayne
Gold Watch
Brad and Jill Huss sent us updates on their family. Mia and Ana just finished playing Optimist ball, and Mia played on the All Star team. The tournament was Father's Day weekend at West Lincoln Optimist, after playing 4 games they placed 2nd.
Ana went to the Blue Marble Day Camp at PCPS and had a blast. They made homemade candles and terrariums.
Mia is playing on a travel fast pitch softball team that Brad and Jill started with another couple. They are called the L-Town Xtreme.
Brad, Jill and the girls are planning on taking a cruise in July on Carnival Cruise lines and the girls are looking forward to Camp Carnival!
Check out their photos below.
Playtime With Jake
Playtime With Jake
Mia Pitching It In
Mia Pitching
Mia Down and Ready
Mia…Come on Pitch IT
Ana T'd Up
Ana Down and Ready
All Star Team
Leslie Bailey and family have been busy already this summer. Emma and Noah loved jumping off the diving board at Oma and Opa's. The twins always enjoy hanging out with Jacob. The last picture is of the kids at Wake Forest. They went to walk around campus at daddy's school. Ethan is getting his master’s degree.If you look closely, you will also see that the tooth fairy has been very busy at their house! On the last day of school both kids lost a tooth!
Bailey Twins at the Zoo
Jacob, Emma and Noah by the pool at Oma’s and Opa’s
Emma Jumping Off the Diving Board
Noah's Turn
At Wake Forest
Chris Goodson took this photo of an early morning visitor at his house.
Kathy Goodson is excited to have won Carolina Gardener Magazine’s Photography contest with a photo of what else but Lily in the Garden. See the winning photo at http://www.carolinagardener.com/images/pc09/lig01.jpg
