Monday, January 31, 2005
Picasso in progress
Sunday, January 30, 2005
saying Goodbye to Aunt Claudine

pall bearers were family friend Mike Goodson, grandson Douglass, son-in-law Steve, Ross Cox, nephew Jimmy and son-in-law Joe

Even though Claudine had not lived in Albuquerque for a few years, she still had lots of friends from her church and from the business she owned with Uncle Elmo. Her church provided a nice lunch for friends and family members before the funeral service. The service was held at 2:00pm on Januaury 25th at French's Mortuary with internment at Sunset Memorial Park.

Front row: Jan & Steve Deyoe and Glenda & Joe Hutcherson

Jimmy, Ross & Joyce Cox

Aunt Velma Wood, Joyce Cox & Douglass Toya

Jan Deyoe & Glenda Hutcherson

Jamie & Julie Brooks

Family gathering at Uncle Cliff & Aunt Velma Wood's house.
Front: Crystal Cox
Seated on couch: Jimmy Cox, John & Jean Wood, Cliff Wood
Kneeling behind couch: Joyce Cox, Glenda Hutcherson, Jan Deyoe, Jamie Brooks
Standing: Velma Wood, Jamie Cox (with fiance Brian), Ross Cox, Kathy Cox, Joe Hutcherson, Julie Brooks and Betty Thomas

Crystal, Glenda, Kathy & Joe having fun with Uncle John, seated next to Jimmy
Claudine Wood obituary
Elmo Wood obituary
Thursday, January 20, 2005
Monday, January 10, 2005
All Aboard!

No doubt about it...Jamie loves trains! He loves to play with his Thomas Wooden Railway trains on the living room floor.

He loves to hook up his Take Along Thomas trains and run them on the kitchen floor, using the stripes in the tile pattern as the "track".

Finally, he loves his Sesame Street Railroad set. It can run on batteries but he much prefers "kid power".
Look what I can do...

Jamie was so excited to show me what he had done...colored his face with a red marker. Good thing little boys can be cleaned!
Happy New Year 2005!!
Family Photo - 2004
We're hoping to be more on the ball this year!
Boldly going where I've never been before...
I’m venturing out into new territory and hope that you will take a chance and follow me. I’ve tried doing a web page for family updates and sharing photos but was having trouble with bandwidth limits and other little problems. Enter the web logs (or blogs) that seem to be the “in” thing right now. I’m hoping that this format will be easier for everyone to access as it seems that it will be easier to update, at least once I figure it out. It might not be as fancy as the web page format but I’m hoping that we will be able to share more photos and information with more of our friends and family members. Bookmark this site and check back often!









