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Four years from One Hundred

Happy Birthday Nana!
Today she is 96! We had a birthday celebration yesterday with all the Debrys. It was fun to see everyone, since we usually only get together every Christmas. We did miss a few people though:(
We had the cutest craft table to write letters to Nana and super delicious food.
When we asked Nana if she could believe she was 96 she said "It's 4 years from a hundred." ;)
Nana Ruby is amazing! She is so musically talented and beautiful. When she was younger she and her sister Asenath were practically Utah celebrities. She is so healthy and positive and awesome.
We love you, have a wonderful day!
 
 Ashlyn, Ari, Esmae and Xanthe, some of our little artists.
 
 Isaac, Aiden and Freestone
 Rolayne, Emily and Josh
 Felshaw
 Dot and Mary
 More cute cousins?  Jon, Trajan and Spencer
 The Rubies

 Laura and Julie

 Jacob, Aiden, Freestone and Isaac
 Kylee and Savannah
 Elle and Bridie
 Julia, Ashlyn and Elle
 Lawson
 Ben, Athena and Nayeli
 Lawson and Elle
 McKenzie, Dot, Samantha and Mary
 Jon, Nayeli, Allison and Samantha
 
 Frank and Da
 Sisters Allison and Samantha with the birthday girl
 
 
 



  Some of Jim's family:  Jessie, Frank, Danny, Nana, Jim and Da

 Not sure who these people are.
 Jason, Karen and Scott

 Dot and Rita
Terry, Lawson, Danny, Gordon, Felshaw and Scott.

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