Byron and Emeline Crookston Reunion

Date: Saturday, June 26, 2010


Time: 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.


Place: Bob and Miriam Langford home
2178 East 2100 North, Layton, Utah


There will be swimming and homemade root beer. Please bring your lunch and a food item to share. Questions, call Lynn or Melva, 801-394-5362

Reunions

• The Crookston Reunion is scheduled for Saturday, June 26 at Miriam's house in Layton, Utah (2178 East 2100 North)

• The Alleman Reunion is Saturday the 7th in North Logan, Utah.

I found this card while sorting a box of stuff and I think it is to nice not to share. This is how I remember Ray and Marvel. My guess is this was taken when they went on a work mission to Adam-ondi-Ahman. Perhaps the family will correct me.

Lynn's 90th birthday open house

Lynn and Mebva Crookston. Lynn is eleven years older than Melva.

Lynn suggested this picture.



Ray Crookston, Lynn Crookston, and Donna Jenkins -- Brothers and sister.
I Like Ray's Scottish look which is where the Crookstons came from.

Brenda and Clark Crookston and Camille Crookston married to Mark.

Miriam and Bob Langford and family.

Sandy Minchew Nye, Mayloni Minchew Jacobs, K'Lar Jacobs, Carole Buchanan, Emily Minchew, Bowen Jacobs, Issac Jacobs. -- Some of Carole's children and grand children.

Byron and Emeline's oldest and youngest of fifty grand children -- twenty nine years age difference. David Harline (retired teacher) and Michael Crookston (Dentist)

The Lynn Crookston girls: Emily, Miriam, Rebecca, Wendy, Elizabeth, Sarah.

Lynn Crookston open house at his 90th birthday

The open house is for family on Saturday from 2:00 p.m. through 4:00 p.m. at the church house at 1425 Kingston Dr. (From Harrison Blvd., drive east on 3600 South Street to Polk Ave. and turn north, the church is about a block from the corner of Polk Ave. and Kingston Dr.) Uncle Lynn's birthday is January 4th of 1920. No gifts please. Refreshments will be cookies and water. For questions call Beckie Glassman at 801-476-4587 or 801-540-7819.

Thank You

Thank you to the entire Crookston Clan for instilling a love of Nature within me...These are scanned photos of my favorite get away, Coyote Gulch. I took these photos before digital cameras were invented. Some of the Crookston cousins have been here with me. What are you thankful for? Show us photos of your favorite get-away. My-Rah

Bear Lake road

Along the side of the road from Bear Lake to the summit of Logan Canyon,
the blue flax are brilliant.


The Highway Department planted them to hold the roadside in place.


The flowers are native to Utah and a striking addition to this stretch of road,

but doesn't continue into the canyon.
A visitors center has been added to the Bear Lake overlook near the summit.