Boyd Family

Friday, June 18, 2004

Youth Choir Tour - Day Seven


David Deal catching up on some sleep Posted by Hello


David catching up on sleep Posted by Hello


Caleb and his new do! Posted by Hello


Lunch at McDonalds Posted by Hello

Thursday, June 17, 2004

Youth Choir Tour - Day Six


Enjoying Six Flags over Texas Posted by Hello


Enjoying the park Posted by Hello


Lynna and Steven Posted by Hello


Girls having fun at 6-flags Posted by Hello


Jacob and Justin Posted by Hello


Becky became part of the show! Posted by Hello


Kathleen entertaining us all Posted by Hello


Having too much fun! Posted by Hello

Wednesday, June 16, 2004

Youth Choir Tour - Day Five


Preparing to leave Posted by Hello


Lunch at Ft. Worth Stockyards Posted by Hello


Our fearless leader with his Starbucks Posted by Hello


Getting ready for concert Posted by Hello


Concert in Plano, TX Posted by Hello

Tuesday, June 15, 2004

Youth Choir Tour - Day Four


Carly, Lisa and Kaelin leaving the church Posted by Hello


Teamwork! Posted by Hello


The man! Posted by Hello


David and Aaron Posted by Hello


Lunch at the mall Posted by Hello


Concert in Texas Posted by Hello

Monday, June 14, 2004

Youth Choir Tour - Day Three


Receiving introduction/overview from park service ranger Posted by Hello

While it may sound strange, visiting the Oklahoma memorial and learning about the tragedy which took place here was probably one of the highlights of the trip. We were just a short bus ride and so we arrived first thing in the morning. Our experience started with an introduction by a Park Service ranger who gave an overview of what transpired on that fateful day as well as the recovery efforts, building the memorial, etc. Very informative.


Original words left from rescue workers Posted by Hello

There were various reminders left behind and I felt this was quite poignant.


Memorial of those in the building Posted by Hello


Fence outside the complex where notes, memorabilia, etc. is still left from visitors Posted by Hello

During the initial cleanup efforts, people would pictures, notes, etc. expressing their sorrow and concern. This section of the fence was preserved and is still used for the same purpose today. We were told that all the items are archived weekly and preserved.


Entrance to the museum Posted by Hello

This building housing the museum, which was also damaged in the explosion, was very moving and told much of the background of the attack and the details about those who perished.

All told we spent appx. 3 hours touring all the sights here and the kids seemed very appreciative for the opportunity.

From here we went to lunch at the riverwalk. June 14th is always a very special day for the Boyd's and Rollow's. Brandon and Lynna both celebrate birthdays, Brandon turned 16 and Lynna turning 15. The day started however with a visit to a local water park where a good time was had by all. Afterwards we went to the riverwalk area of Oklahoma City for mexican food and a little sightseeing.


Dinner on the riverwalk Posted by Hello


Happy Birthday for Brandon and Lynna Posted by Hello


Waiting for our boat ride Posted by Hello


Waiting ... Posted by Hello


Looking cool (or trying to) Posted by Hello


Loading up! Posted by Hello