We Named Our Home
Six beautiful daughters graced our home through the years, bookended by a set of twins (firstborn) and a special adopted little lady (caboose). During the course of our marriage, we've lived in 18 different houses, but always retained a single sense of home. "WHICKSTONE" represents the combination of our two separate identities into a cohesive oneness that provided warmth, comfort, love and learning for our little hive of busy bees.
Pam:
The first quarter century of my life was spent in a pretty little town in Northern Utah. My Dad owned and operated a Texaco service station on Main Street. My three younger siblings were well cared for by our mother, and we enjoyed frequent visits with both sets of grandparents living nearby. Yellowstone National Park was the only vacation spot we knew.
- Growing up in Logan
- Logan High School
- Dating Years
- Utah State University
- Ohio Mission
Glenn:
A military brat, I lived in ten different homes during my first ten years of life. My Dad was a flight engineer in the Air Force, an Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) mechanic, and help a commercial pilot license. My mother lovingly cared for nine children at home.
- Early years in Texas & Delaware
- Utah & Davis High School
- Mission to Argentina
- Utah State University
- Air Force ROTC
USAF Adventures
From Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT), to the Peacetime Aerial Reconnaissance Program (PARPRO), the Gulf War, we stuck together as a family. Not even tornadoes, flameouts, surgeries, high-altitude sickness, crashes or the stresses of the Pentagon could separate this cohesive group!
- Arizona
- Texas
- California
- England et,
- Virginia X 3
- Alabama
- Nebraska
- Utah
Easing into Old Age:
When you're young and going a hundred miles an hour, it's hard to imagine what age can do to a body!
- Payson
- Quilting
- Writing
- Supporting
- Serving