Thursday, November 12, 2009

Veteran's Day '09 , 17th Annual Patriotic Concert

Farah & Grandma

Farah, Falyn, Shelly, and Poppy

LHS Choir


Lauren Hayes & Farah Choir Buddies


Last night we attended Farah's Patriotic Choir Concert. My parents drove up for dinner and the concert. It was great to hear the choir, band, and a message from a Commanding Naval Officer regarding patriotism and country. Sometimes I really like living in Lemoore...

2 comments:

Alan said...

Thanks for inviting us. We were so moved by the patriotism of Lemoore High. Of course, we were really proud of Farah. She made the choir sound good. Thanks for taping the song. It's always been a favorite, especially since grandma use to sing it. I hope Farah will sing it for us again.

Shelly said...

You're welcome, thanks for making the drive. We're glad you were able to come and enjoy the concert with us! I remember Grandma Copple singing "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" :)

IANVARIVS. III. MMXII

Senior Pictures, Falyn 2008

Senior Pictures, Falyn 2008
By Contemporary Images

Falyn 2008

Senior Picture

Falyn in Black & White

Falyn in Black & White

Senior Pictures

Senior Pictures
Falyn 2008

Grandma & Poppy

Grandma & Poppy

August 2008 Avila Beach, Falyn & Farah

August 2008 Avila Beach, Falyn & Farah

Sisters, Best Friends, Worst Enemies...

Sisters, Best Friends, Worst Enemies...

The Family @ Avila Beach, CA

The Family @ Avila Beach, CA

Falyn

Falyn
Falyn enjoying Pier 39

San Francisco

San Francisco
Farah at Pier 39

Channel 9 News

Channel 9 News
Falyn and best friend, Amanda Murdock Anchor the News!

Isn't she lovely?

Isn't she lovely?
Farah on her 8th Grade Graduation Day

The Musician

The Musician
Farah playing her clarniet at the spring concert, held at Fresno State

The Graduate

The Graduate
Falyn, standing next to her Senior Star on the Walk of Fame LHS

Seniors 2008

Seniors 2008
Hooray! Class of 2008

QUOTE

we ought to hear at least one little song every day, read a good poem, see a first-rate painting, and if possible speak a few sensible words.

Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe