A faithful wife and a loving mother
We honor her on her birthday
This is between Dec. 1982 - Jan. 1984
The tradition carried on with two addition members in the Christmas cast, our nephews - Jens and Bjon. Jens was the angel Gabriel.
And Bjon was one of the three Kings.
Amy loved her parents. We lived in Edmonton, Alberta then. They came visit often when they lived in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
She loved to create memories and working tirelessly to make birthday cakes of children's wishes. Andrew wanted a sail boat for his 4th birthday and he got it.
In this same year, she created a birthday mat to be used for all birthdays. Andrew was the first one to use the mat.
There you are, her five lovely children from 8 months to 7.5 years old.
On Michelle 6th birthday, Amy perfected her skill in making roses on the cake. Make a wish, Michelle.
Michelle wanted a rose on her piece of cake to thank her mother's effort.
Jason wanted a Pac Man cake and his wish came true.
He didn't even need help to cut the cake.
On Nancy's first birthday, Amy made her a fancy birthday cake but she didn't careless what was placed in front of her.
"I need help to blow out the candle, mom."
Terry left BYU without finished his dissertation. It was time to go back to Provo on a working holiday with Amy's full support.
Terry took time off to play with the family as well during our visit to Provo. It was a very successful work/play holiday. BYU was just as lovely as ever. It was nice to be "home".
This was Clarence important birthday. He was 8 years old, a baptismal age in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Amy was proud of Clarence's desire to be baptised.
In 4 days, Amy made 2 cakes for Clarence.
On Jan. 12, 1984, Clarence was invested to be in the Cub troop. The family was there to rally behind him to give our support.
