March 4, 1980 Katherine Ruth Gentry arrived on the scene and in our hearts. Life as we knew it before that date was forever changed!
- You were born – we could just stop there, as it pretty much says it all.
- You were born on your maternal grandmother’s birthday –providing the perfect gift for years to come.
- You are kind and thoughtful.
- You still take trips with us.
- You have a great dog.
- You continue to play in an orchestra and invite your mother to come to your concerts.
- You married Micaiah.
- You are “coming home” to the PNW in July.
- You know how to handle a fly rod.
- You can keep a secret – unless it is something about your dad that you think your mom ought to know!
- You only wrecked one car.
- You like to go fishing “for a very long time.”
- You can play good basket ball defense on the home court.
- You can climb 5.7.
- You are a good scuba diver, who dives deep and doesn’t use much air or need much weight.
- You eat everything – except tree nuts.
- You never whine – and don’t cut any slack to folks who do.
- You were number one in your high school graduating class and Phi Beta Kappa at Haverford and we are humbled to be in your gene pool.
- You started skiing before you were two and still enjoy it.
- You’ve only had one temper tantrum “of record.”
- You didn’t turn us in to CPS for not taking you to Disney Land.
- You got engaged at the cabin.
- You and Fr. George still play “Home on the Range” for gramps.
- You always carry your share on back packing trips.
- You like to ride your bike to work.
- You are tough, beautiful, and funny.
- You’re not afraid to be wrong or ask a question.
- You are a good Candy Land player but not so hot at Monopoly. (An attribute from my perspective!mom)
- You’re unflappable and the person everyone looks to when things go sideways.
- YOU ARE OUR DAUGHTER!!!!
wow! Thanks mom and dad! I can tell you both contributed to this list :-)
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I'm particularly pleased with point #7... though I'm not quite sure how I feel about point #5 being higher than point #7. Hmmm...
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