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Christmas has been so much fun this year.  Kohen has liked just about every Santa he has seen.  When he see's a Santa he will say "ho, ho, ho" and will call all the Christmas decorations Christmas.  We had our little family Christmas at home and let Kohen open his presents from Jake and I.  Kohen and I left for Colorado on the 21st.
Christmas Eve my dad's side all got together like we have been for my entire life.  We mingle, we eat then we sing Christmas songs.  It's quite funny to listen to since our family seams to be tone deaf.  All the men in the family will get up and sing the 12 days of Christmas like they have been for as long as I can remember.  Then all of the women will also get up and sing for us each year it's a different song.  The last song we sing is Santa Claus is coming to town and Santa comes in and hands out the presents.  It's a lot of fun.

On Christmas Day Kohen and I went to my in-laws Kim and Paul's and met with the rest of Jake's family ate breakfast and opened presents. He got a Leap Frog Tag Junior which he loves from Aunt Kim, Uncle Paul and the kids.  Grandma and Grandpa got him a drum set and table. Uncle Pat, Aunt Robin and Angelia got him clip blocks.
My parents got Kohen a tool bench, Elmo Live and legos!  We had a wonderful Christmas this year.

On Saturday we had my Uncle Jerry's funeral he died on the 19th of December.  He was 62 years old. He had 4 children and 10 grandchildren.  He had stomach cancer and they removed his stomach.  The cancer had spread and there wasn't much more that they could do for them.  He fought long and hard.  We will all miss him dearly.

Jerry Wayne Riblett  

Riblett, Jerry Wayne 62, passed away Dec. 19, 2009. He was preceded in death by father, Glenn Darrel Riblett, and son, Darrel Riblett. He is survived by wife, Mary Riblett; Children: Eric (Brenda) and Wayne (Samantha) Riblett and Cheryl (Brandon) Storch; grandchildren, Sarah, Shelly, Cody, Shannon, Amber, Andrea, Nathan, Hailey, Serenity and Max; mother, Eva M. Riblett and sister, Cindy Carlson. Funeral Mass will be Saturday, Dec. 26, (10 am) at Our Lady Mother of the Church in Commerce City, followed by burial at Elmwood Cemetery in Brighton, CO.

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  1. Very nice Blog and happy holidays!
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