Showing posts with label Greg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greg. Show all posts

5/01/2011

OPIE comes to town!

Yesterday was 'weigh-in' for the 4H Livestock projects which meant it was time to pick up the last member of our farm. Isn't he just the cutest?


Wonder where Opie got his name? Well - Ron Howard was born on the same day as the lamb and they both have some "sizeable" ears, ha! Better to hear, right? As expected, he adapted well to Reba, Cocoa and Puff. Now they will all just hang out until late August when a couple of them will head off to the county fair (wink, wink)!

Chase had baseball games so Cierra was pretty much accountable for all the animals. She loves to help out and got some exposure to 'tagging' the lambs.


These projects and 4H in general have taught us all so much. LOVE it!

And speaking of Chase.....he had a double header in Purcellville, VA and with our busy morning, he ended up going with a friend of our's. They won both games and from what I hear, Chase had a great game. He caught all innings and had some good hits. Ironically enough, yesterday was Greg's memorial service. It was a beautiful day and we all know how much Greg loved baseball (and watching Chase play) so I'm wondering if just maybe he had something to do with that 'perfect' day! I still can't believe he's gone and really miss him.



Greg loved Martinis so Ronnie and Jeff had one for him last night - and I'm sure he was smiling!

Here's to you, Greg!

4/14/2011

Today is....

Thursday
April 14, 2011
and for those of you that follow my blog, you're probably thinking it's the day we leave for our long awaited Spring Break/Disney vacation.
But no.
Today is the day we will say good-bye to a dear friend and colleague
The day we pay tribute to Gregory Francis Ceneviva


We will miss him dearly and remember the happy times, the advice he gave us over the past 20+ years, the smile that was contagious. He fought a courageous battle and in the end succumbed to a disease that no one understands. So here's to you Greg....you will forever be in our hearts and a part of our 'team'.


Be at peace now, until we all meet again!