Hundred years ago the Barnhursts bought property in Hatch. Over the years the property has been devided and given as an inheritance to family members. As a child I always wanted to build a cabin in Hatch.
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Yeah! I finally figured out how to get to your blog. Your cabin is awesome I want to go help you with it. It looks like such a fun thing to with your family. I love you guys and as always I am so impressed with all the things you accomplish. My hat is off to you all. Love. Shannon
We have been married for 31 years and are happier than ever. Over the years our family has grown. Our daughter Candace and her husband Chase have two boys, Parker and Ty and one on the way. Our daughter Adrien and her husband Marty are expecting their first. Our son James just finished getting his licence in air frame and power plant mechanics and is continuing his education in aeronotics. Spencer is following his fathers footsteps and maintaining the heating and cooling system for Salt Lake Community College. Our youngest son Patrick is getting ready to go to school at Utah State. Our family is the most important thing to us and we are all very close.
We love traveling and have been able to visit many countries as well as many states in the United States. We love learning about the histories and customs of places we visit. We have also been able to enjoy family research in many of the places we have visited.
Gregg and I enjoy community service. Gregg has been able to work on many historic projects in our community and has made great improvements in the preservation of historic sites. I have been able to contibute by organizing and running a Community Youth Council Group for eleven years. We look forward to many more years of family fun, traveling and community service.
Gregg enjoys woodworking and assisting friends, neighbors and boy scouts with projects of any size. He was recently involved with moving a historic house, remodeling and restoring its' historical features.
James, Spencer and Patrick are all Eagle Scouts and benefitted from many good people in the community. Today, each one loves working with thier hands and has projects completed throughout Draper.
Colleen is happy with the many young citizens of Draper, where as Advisor to the Youth Council, she brought many shy young people into active roles and responsible positions within the community. Several have been awarded college scholorships for leadership.
1 comment:
Yeah! I finally figured out how to get to your blog. Your cabin is awesome I want to go help you with it. It looks like such a fun thing to with your family. I love you guys and as always I am so impressed with all the things you accomplish. My hat is off to you all.
Love.
Shannon
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