[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BS7OB4b9LoQ] Katy fields her position in the semi-final game of the city tournament against a Magnolia team. She pitched a 14-0 shutout game where only one runner made it as far as third base.

Luke hits a triple while playing for MHT, a little league team. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFjrQmAW0ck]

Luke (1360) and his friend Casey ran in Seattle Kids Marathon. Luke had to run 25 miles at school during recess to qualify. Then he ran the last 1.2 miles. He was supposed to stay with his friend’s dad during the race but said he had to “blast 0ff” because they were going to slow. […]

We spent four days in Washington DC celebrating Luke’s birthday and using free airline tickets that we were going to lose. A great time was had by all.

Here is a slideshow of the 2006 Seattle Little League Champions, featuring pitcher Katy Wicks [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQdED2ZeC_Y]

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Dad passed away on Monday, February 21, 2005. His last days were peaceful after a two year battle with cancer. He had been living in Hastings at the loving home of my sister Nancy and her family since early December where he was receiving hospice care. Dad enjoyed coming home to Nebraska after spending most […]

We traveled to North Platte to take part in a cerimony to have a street named after my dad. Here is a picture of Michelle, Katy, Luke, and myself standing under the sign.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! We are thankful to have Dad with us during this holiday. He has gone over a month now without needing a platelet transfusion. He is still busy working on manuscripts. He bought a laptop computer so that he can keep his feet up while working. At the same time his cancer […]

Dad has been home in Seattle for over a month now. As usual he is busy on the computer, doing work and keeping up with Nebraska football. I apologize for not writing more. I’ve started a number of messages but never seem to find time to finish them. The speech pathologist that Dad worked with […]