Mar 1969

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Doyle found this picture in his collection and gave it to us. It was obviously before young Dennis was born in 1969. I love Mom’s hair and pretty little apron, Daryl’s rubber boots and bright red hair, David’s pose, Dan’s a bit detached, Janet just looks pretty, and Julie’s cute boots and cute tongue! Dad just looks a little amused.
Oh, the good old days!   Love you all

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