Dennis & Beth Larchar

Dennis& Beth were married March 13th in the Bountiful Temple.  It was a beautiful day outside and a very nice temple ceiling.  Prior to Dennis's sealing, Mom, Dad, Scott, Kenneth, Heidi, Jason, Rachel, Allen and I were able to do sealings for deceased family members.  It was a wonderful experiences to be in the sealing room with my parents and siblings.  The sealer was a brother to a family we knew in New York 30 years ago when we went to the Oneonta Branch.  We are very happy for Dennis and we love Beth.  She has done wonderful things for Dennis and are happy he was finally able to meet someone that makes him so happy.  They had a reception the night before in SLC.  It was fun to see people we  knew in New York, and  haven't seen in several years.  It was great to have all my siblings here and enjoy each others company.  I love to get together with my brothers and sister and enjoy the bond we share.  We love to eat ice cream together, laugh and talk until it is way to late!  I'm grateful for the time we had to be together.  Mom and Dad are usually present in person, but doze off during the chats.

Dennis didn't know what was coming.  He HATES to be tickled.  In the process of putting him down, my brothers thought it would be fun to tease him.  They started tickling him, so Diane and I had to join in.  His laugh is so contagious and funny to hear.  I love to get him behind his knees!  Just thinking of the day, makes me giggle because I can hear his laugh in my head.  In the process of letting him down, my brothers swiped his cell phone.  Unfortunately, Dennis noticed it missing before my brothers could change his cover picture.

After the wedding we said goodbye to Diane and Joseph,their flight left the next morning.  The rest of us headed back to Smithfield.  My brothers all squeezed in the back seat of the Suburban until we got to Brigham City.  We quickly had to make a change before Jason lost his cookies, so I got the back with Scott and Kenneth.  

At the reception Thursday night, Dad was going to wear his hat into the building.  We saw Dennis through the window and soon after Diane came out and with strict instructions from Dennis for Dad to "loose the hat!!!"  So as to not spoil his evening, Dad left the hat in the car.