America

My Life

My Family

My Dad

My Career

Building Our Dream Home (4 pages)

My Town Mountain Ranch

Lumberjack Day

Projects we have done.

In Memory Judy & Ed

My Native Heritage (3 pages)

My Celtic Heritage

Patriotic

Nascar (2 pages)

Leonard Fire (2 pages)

Tribute to NY's Finest

Save America From Anti-Americans

Holiday Pages & Interesting Places

Pets & Neighbors (3 pages)

Links to Family, Friend and other Sites

My grandfather, Elder William N. McGoon,
Blessed me February 27, 1944
at Fort Fred Steele, Wyoming with this saying.

"As the twig is bent the tree inclines."

The train my Grandfather worked on in Slick Oklahoma.

My grandfathers friend, the engineer, is pictured on the train.

Old Windmill

The old windmill once shiney and new,
The blades turning as the wind blew.

To draw water to fill the tank,
for the cattle and horses to drink.

Now it's old, dull and rusty.
Lost some blades when the wind was gusty.

It stands on the prairie, looking forlorn,
all broken, bent and worn.

by
Wilma Walters
my aunt

Music=Wildwood Flower