The Strasser's

The cement is laid, and the headstone is already to go in. The picture is going in the black oval. There will be a picture of him and I together. I love the "Grandpa Stud" on the top. He always thought he was a stud loved to call himself grandpa stud. 

We went up to loeb and wenting camping with our neighbors this was Emma's first camping trip.     Peach Cobbler Cherry Cobbler ( Very Yummy!)      

I had a good birthday. It was kind of a hard day, I usually get a phone call from my dad telling me happy birthday. Hoping it will get a little easier over time.  Cory made me some brownies and we had the neighbors over.

Well I have been meaning to post, I think I only got a couple of pictures and than I was given some copies of pictures. Cory did take one of me in front of the table though.   I haven't felt up to posting pictures and the emotions just come in waves. We had his funeral on June 25th. I did speak at the funeral. Here is the obituary that was in the paper: On Wednesday June 19th 2013 our loving son, Father, Grandfather, and Brother, passed away due to complications from a motorcycle accident he was in, in 1997. Brent Charles Liljenquist was born on January 1 1960. Brent was married to Cindy Steams, and they had one daughter; Heather Liljenquist Strasser. Brent grew up in Providence, and graduated from Sky View High School. He then went on an LDS mission, to Salem, Oregon. Brent is survived by his parents, Larry and Charlene Hoth Liljenquist. Sisters, Laraine (Phil) Rawlins, Leisa, and his brother, Mark (Jeanene), and the pride of his life, and reason for living...

Well the last couple of weeks have been a little crazy. On the 19th of June, my dad passed away. It has been difficult for me. Here are some pictures of what his room looked like before I took down what I wanted to keep.  He had pictures of the kids, Cory and I all over his walls.  He would use a stencil for the letters and a ruler for the straight lines.