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Tuesday, June 2, 2015

JUNE!

JUNE ....WOW...TOTALLY MISSED MAY!

BUONGIORNE AND FAMILY NEWS:

Where to begin? Ok on the homefront, Rob is done for school for the time being, he will do some summer school via the AGSD as time permits. It's been a good run this year and we got a lot of ground covered. Thanks to all the great resources from the REACH Academy in Tok, Alaska. Rob does most of his academics online plus some extra courses one on one.

Sometime in the summer/fall he will have some job coaching at our local super center IGA. At the end of July him and I will be going to the a CAMP BARNABAS in MO again.

Here are some links to what he's been up to.

https://www.facebook.com/griselda.h.buongiorne/media_set?set=a.10205736002991069.1585591801&type=3

Ani is coming to Alaska and staying for a month which will be super. She is taking part in the DCYC (Dry Creek Youth Camp II). We are expecting quite a few kids this time around, should be fun.







PatLou is fighting fires with Pioneer Peak Interagency Hotshot crew from Palmer Alaska.  



They have 5 kids under 5, so it's a busy household. Haven't seen much of them lately, it's a 6 hour drive and everybody has been super busy, plus with such a large family it gets harder to travel, I imagine. I miss the girlies they are getting so big!







May is busy with her garden and keeping everything shipshape, she is such a hard worker! Hope to have a wonderful harvest.


Big Pat keeps busy with his itinerant piano tuning services, traveling around Alaska. Summer months keep him home tending to the firewood needs of the folks here. Rob is a big help when it comes to stacking!











SOME COMMUNITY NEWS:







June first dawned clear, warm, and seemingly normal.  By ten am, clouds had rolled in and 
sleet/snow was dumping upon us.  It didn't ever stick more than a few minutes, but it was 
very wet, collecting 0.28” of melted snow or rainfall by 2 pm.  We do need water for our 
newly planted crops but we don't need freezing anything. 

This is what Delta Junction looked
 like after the crazy snow flakes...




















































Last week, we transplanted the entire garden except the squash who were behind somewhat.
May has diligently been planting the seeds for a couple of weeks now.  Thomas and his 
helpers have the potatoes planted.  And whatever they plant ATR is planted as well.  Tony 
drove around tonight madly fertilizing all the lawns.  He and his boys have already fertilized 
their fields, I think.

Olivia Geyer has one more week in Indonesia before returning to the states.  I don't think her 
parents can hear much from her, if at all because she doesn’t have access to a phone or 
wireless.

Wendy passed out our baskets of flowers this past week.  So much beauty!!!  Also, bro Rus 
gave us leftover pepper plants. Michael had his cast taken off this past Friday.  He is now 
walking around with a cane till his leg is strong enough to hold all his weight again.

Wenda visited us about ten days.  She came up for Eric Stossmeister’s graduation. We 
enjoyed her visit so much; hope she did likewise. 

Jared and Jennifer and kids are in Arizona visiting the Fouse's and other family members 
in that area – Joel and Nathan and their families.

John Cheever is here for a couple of weeks.  He has roto-tilled the garden for May, and he 
preached this past Sunday.  Now he is preaching for three devotions.  I think he’s enjoying 
his time.  Oh, and he helped Garth finish putting up the siding on his house.  I think Garth 
only has a dormer left to do. 

Andy and Sarah Jane have moved into Craig and Hannah previous home in the last couple 
of weeks.  Right now, Andy and Sarah Jane are in Seattle so Andy can have some tests 
done by a specialist down there.  The oncologist in Fbks was concerned about the spots on 
Bro Andy’s liver.  Andy’s spirit is upbeat and normal; he looks and acts normal, but….. 
there’s these spots.  We know all know and believe God has everything under control. 

Ben is in Canada visiting his family.  His brother, Steve, who we pray for often because of 
his MS, has flown to see the family in Canada as well.  Steve has been recently married and 
the family will be meeting the wife.  Erica and son, Caleb, are here for several weeks.  Joe 
and Kels are out here sporadically, like tonight and part of tomorrow. 

School ended last Friday.  

Rus and Millie celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary last week.  We found a flower 
arrangement, cookies, and ice cream to celebrate with.  Fifteen years ago, on Rus and 
Millie’s 50th celebration, Bro Larry left us.  We will not forget. 

Kathy Casey spent two weeks in WA with her family while attending one of her niece’s 
wedding.  She was fortunate enough to see her grandson from Stephen plus many other 
relatives.

Seth and Amy moved back ten days ago.  Before moving out, Seth and Ammy started 
remodeling Wenda’s home which a long time ago was the horse barn, then Cheever’s home, 
then the preschool.  The remodel has gone well.  Seth and Ammy spent their first night in 
their new home last night. 

Youth Camp is a mere three weeks away.  Planning and prep is in even more FULL swing.  
We have so many people coming from all over.  More on that another day.

Have a great Tuesday!!!!  

Papilio Canadensis - Canadian Tiger Swallowtail - THEY'RE BACK!!






















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