My Brother and Sister
Look at this neat photo of Logan and Madison. I am so proud of them for being the top jumpers in raising money for Hearts at Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca Elementary School.
Logan is a first grader and was the top donation student, he brought in $250. Madison is a kindergartner and she raised $220 and came in second.
posted by Mallory @ 6:45 AM
5 Comments:
Logan & Mallory,
Way to go you should be proud of yourselves. Thats quite an honor to be the top jumpers. We are praying for you both and your whole family. Take care of your daddy. He will need your help.
We will see you in church.
Love,
Scott & Brenda Hanson
Hi Mallory,
I don't know you very well but I'm good friends with Logan and Madison. I think it is so cool that they did jump roping to raise money for other people with heart troubles like you. I wanted to tell you something...my mommy always tells me when my little sister or brother breaks one of my favorite toys that nothing lasts forever ...and that made me think...if nothing lasts forever then our troubles won't last forever either...I know it's hard for you and your mommy to be away from home....but soon this time will pass and you'll all be back together again...I just know it. Please tell Madi and Logan to come over and play anytime...we're always home!!! Maybe they can teach me how to jump rope too!
God speed,
Max Brammier
Wow! You two are great jumpers! That takes alot of determination to raise money and jump like that! Your little sister is so lucky to have a big brother and big sister like you guys. I bet the next time she sees you she will slobber all over you to tell you thanks! :)
Keep up the great work!
Hi Mallory (and Mom)
Wow! I know that you and Mom &
Dad are really proud of Logan &
Madie. That's great!! We are all
so proud of your whole family and
we just wanted to tell you that we
are prayiing for you all and hoping that you will get your new
heart soon.
Love, Mick & Margaret Jacobson
Wendy,
Look at those other two adorable kids ou have Wendy!! I remember coming over to the hospital and holding Logan when he was only a few hours old and now look second grade already! Hold on to those oh so very precious younger years, they go by way too quickly! My son (Tyler) will be a freshman in highschool next fall and that does not seem at all possible to me but I suppose whether I am ready for that one or not...............
Mallory,
You must be very very proud of your big brother and sister. No matter how many times you will get into their things in the future, it is very obvious that they will always be there for you.
Both of you take care of yourselves, it has to be extremely hard to be away from home for so long, but the two of you are strong and will persevere through all of this!
Lisa Peterson (Tumbleson)
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