Posted on Facebook, Having a gathering of friends and family to remember my wife Shirley. She didn't want a service of any kind, so this is going to be our way of remembering her and sharing our memories with one another. August 10th, noon until whenever, Kalama Marina Park, Kalama, WA. This is a potluck, but if you would rather donate to help pay for the hamburger, hot dogs, buns and fixings, that would be great too. You can donate to my paypal account, thunderingpants@yahoo.com. This is a public park, so I will be getting there early to hold the prime covered area with the most tables. I hope to see everyone there and hear your stories. I am getting pictures together to put on my computer and do a slide show for the event, so if you have any, let me know or email them to me at the email addy above. Thanks, can't wait to see everyone there.

 

We'll be there!

 

Count me in

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If you have pop up tents and chairs, bring them. I don't know exactly how many people will be there, but I come from a big family so we could fill the park fast if everyone comes out.

 

Would like to thank those who have donated so far. Janesa, if you see this, I hope you can make it. It would be great to see you again, been too long.

 

hey rob, it has been too long. I'm in the process of relocating and just booked at trip to go visit my soon to be new home town that weekend so unfortunately I won't be able to make it.

 

Hey Robbie, please post address, Google maps is not finding the park

 

https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=S...t=h&mra=ls&z=8

 

Thanks Robbie

 

Robbie... my sincerest condolences to You and your family... sorry won't be able to make it ..have family commitments to attend to in eastern Orygun

 

I would like to thank everyone that made it out yesterday. It was a great turnout and a beautiful day. Had a good time visiting with everyone. My mom pulled me aside and told me, "I didn't think you had this many friends", lol. Really appreciate everyone coming out to help me celebrate Shirley's life. I know she was watching and smiling down on us all.