Saturday, August 9, 2025

Tristan turns 3!

We stopped by to see Paige and the kids and their new house. It's Tristan's birthday tomorrow and he turns 3! He's getting so big and the babies are getting so big too. Emery cries whenever she sees me but she loves Grandpa Paul. He started tickling her back and she just sat there in a trance. They were eating grapes and she would eat the inside then spit out the skin. It was cute. Bennett is a bit bigger than her and he is so silly and cute. 






Sunday, July 27, 2025

Sierra's Bridal Shower

Savanna and I went to a bridal shower for Sierra. That is Paul's little brother Dave's daughter. They had fun games, yummy food and we each got to make a flower bouquet to bring home.






Saturday, July 26, 2025

Visit with Paige

Paul and I went to Paige's to drop off a birthday gift to her. The babies are getting so big. Little Bennett was being so cute outside. Tristan and I played with some little squirt guns outside, spraying spider webs.



Paul's New Toy

Paul and I were at a yard sale and he glanced over at a downhill longboard as we were leaving. The guy hollered out "20 bucks!" so he had to get it. It has a brake, like a bike brake, that can help you control your speed. He's been walking it up a couple blocks from our house and riding back down to the house on it.



Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Savanna - Wisdom Teeth Removal

Savanna had her wisdom teeth out. They took us back to a room and prepared her for an IV. She was so scared. The nurse ended up having trouble getting it in the top of her hand. So then she had to go up by her elbow. They put her out and I left the room. I was in the waiting room for about 25-30 minutes when they wheeled her out in a wheel chair. She didn't say too much other than she was seeing double. As we were still a few minutes from home, she had so much gunk building up her mouth that she was gagging. It wasn't fun.





Saturday, July 12, 2025

Ute Stampede

 We went to the Ute Stampede in Nephi. It's always fun. 






Thursday, July 10, 2025

Fish Tank

Our new kitty loves to watch the fish. He usually just sits on a chair in front of it, but this time he wanted a different view. 


Tuesday, July 8, 2025

Visitors

The deer have been coming in the yard to eat the apricots that have fallen to the ground. We keep little swimming pools filled up with water too, for the ducks, but also for the deer. They are so fun to see.



Sunday, July 6, 2025

Ride up Santaquin Canyon

Santaquin Canyon has been closed for probably 15 years or so. It was finally opened again this spring so we took a drive. 



And we had lunch at Glade's.



Saturday, July 5, 2025

Memorial BBQ for Uncle Ronnie

My uncle Ronnie passed away on June 16. He was cremated and instead of a regular funeral, the family had a memorial BBQ in his honor. It was really great. They had a bunch of pictures of his life and all the family and friends gathered. We all wrote a note on a balloon and released them. It was really nice.


This is me, my aunt Bonnie and aunt Connie, and my mom.

This is my uncle Alan (left, Vonnie's husband), their son Danny, my dad John, and Savanna



This is my cousin Monica and her husband Scott (left) and my cousin Andy and his wife Rachael. Monica and Andy are Bonnie's kids.

This is my cousin Josh, his wife Megan and their kids Kanyan and Kolbi. They are twins.







Ronald Lee Haag
October 16, 1944 — June 16, 2025
Delta, Utah

Ronald Lee Haag, age 80, of Delta, Utah, passed away peacefully on June 16, 2025, surrounded by his family. Ron was born on October 16, 1944, in Long Beach, California.

He married Judi Remington on June 13, 1966, in Orange County, California. They raised two children together. He worked in the City of Anaheim, California for Monsanto for over a decade. In 1978, Ron moved his family to Delta, Utah. He served a dedicated career as a mechanic for IPSC, later retiring at the age of 52.

Ron lost his mom at the young age of thirteen; and quickly was called upon to become the father figure and protector to his five younger siblings. His family meant the world to him.

Ron loved golfing, camping, hunting, fishing, but most of all his family. He had the best sense of humor and loved to tease and make jokes.

He is survived by his wife of 59 years: Judi; his children: Jeff (Cameo) Haag of Salina, Utah and Kim (Steve) Tolley of Delta, Utah. He will be dearly missed by his six grandchildren: Brooke (Tyrel) Brown, Tearnie (Bryson) Blaser, Kwincy (Jace) Morgan, Chance (Hailey) Tolley, Marlee (Jayden) Potter and Kwade Haag; six great grandchildren: Dutton and Huxon Brown, McKinlee Morgan and Quinnley Tolley, Brighton and Maisie Blaser and Weston Potter. He is also survived by his brother: John (Kaye) Niles of Delta, Utah; sisters: Connie Ebel of Henderson, Nevada; Vonnie (Alan) Viers of Delta, Utah and Bonnie Nay of Ogden, Utah; and many nieces and nephews.

Memorial Services will be held later.

"Forever loved, Forever missed"Ohh Goodbye……