Jim Tressel Signing Day

Zac and I were privileged to get some signatures and pictures with Ohio State coach Mr. Jim Tressel. Zac was pretty excited.

ACE Regional Competition

State Competition was held in Muncie, IN, and my wife and I were privileged to take four students with us to compete. It was a wonderful four days of being with other young people, meeting old friends, and enjoying some good nervous competition.

During preliminaries beach balls were an exciting part of the fun for the young people. (And me too!)

Joree singing "He Touched Me." He ended placing third.

Spencer getting ready for the 100 Meter Run.

Breanna and Brittany announcing their piano duet. They placed second!

Finishing up Chick Fil A in the Atrium.

Spencer competing in Checkers. He did not place in checkers, but did
receive a sixth place finish in essay writing. It was a long
week but the memories were worth it.

Trenton's 8th Birthday!!

Today Trenton celebrated his 8th birthday! He could hardly wait for it to get here, but his big day finally arrived. He got some new tennis shoes that he really wanted and a light sword that he picked out from Walmart. Then he wanted to go to A&W for his meal. Rather than a cake, he wanted a big cookie, so that is what he got.

Kid's Fest

Kid's Fest was just held at our little local mall.
It was a great time to let our community know
that we are here, Heritage Christian School.
It was a long day, but well worth it.

Marsha's 40th Birthday Party

Here are a few pictures from my wife's 4oth birthday party. It was a fun night and I was able to surprise her, thankfully. Close to fifty friends showed up at the church for this exciting night. She thought we were having a young couple's get-together and even helped plan it; little did she know it was for her party. All in all, it was a great night of celebration.

One Reason God Made Snow

Zac's Basketball

This is Zac's first year for Basketball which was his birthday present. Today was his first game and it was so exciting to go and watch my son play for the first time. He did a great job for his first game. The team they played, however, was extremely tall for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders. Matter of fact, number 42 in the green, was taller than the coach himself. Needless to say, it did not go well for our team because we could get no rebounds and they could just stand and shoot. So he lost his first game but played well and I am proud of him. So go Zac and this will be the only time I will say, Go Buckeyes! (His team name.)