Tiernan's 6th grade record in the girls 100M Dash was posted in the gym recently, so of course we had to run over and get a photo of it. She is laying the groundwork for beating the 7th grade record this spring. Stand by for further updates.
I put together a short highlight video of the Creswell Zags basketball teams for use on their website. Delaney makes a couple of appearances, so why not get some more bang for the buck?
Wesley A. “Pat” Rojan, 94, of Hope, Idaho entered into rest on Thursday, February 25, 2010, in Sandpoint, Idaho.
Pat was born on March 17, 1915 in Hope, Idaho, the son of August and Anna Rojan. He lived almost his entire life in the Hope area.
Pat went into the US Navy “Seabees” on July 16, 1942. He was stationed on a small island in the Pacific, the Nanumea Islands, Southwest of the Hawaiian Islands. He was attached to the 16th Naval Construction Battalion; it was in the Seabees where he perfected his carpentry skills. This began his lifelong profession and he spent the rest of his working days building homes in Hope, Idaho. He built as many as 25 custom homes in the area, including his own home. He also built a boat marina in what was known, to the locals, as “Pat’s Bay.”
He married Margaret Blair on July 22, 1970, in Sandpoint and they were married for 32 years.
Pat is survived by his sister Meryl (Janie) VanStone of Hope, Idaho and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Margaret, 3 brothers Chester, Carl, and Hardy, and his 3 sisters Gladys, Marie, and Blanche.
The family would like to thank the Life Care Center for the wonderful care they gave him. He remarked to family members that they were all “Angels” to him. We will miss you “Uncle Pat.”
Tiernan poses with Creswell Middle School Leadership Advisor Ken Donner after receiving a Superintendent's Award for earning a 4.0 grade point average so far this school year.
Cousin J.J. Pietsch is in Haiti covering the earthquake aftermath for AFP. She is based out of France and is following French rescue workers helping the survivors. See her latest video here.
Mary, Cary and Izzy the dog are spending a few days with us over the holidays. We hosted a group of friends at the house Christmas eve afternoon, gorged out selves on crab Christmas eve night and spent a fun, relaxing morning opening presents and enjoying each other's company. But of course I had to make a panorama of the scene after the presents were open.