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The sun came out a couple of times briefly. The new calf enjoyed those rays. It is no fun being wet with it cloudy out and the wind blowing. After mom got him cleaned up and dry the rain came....poor baby!
After graduation I worked for a year prior to going on a mission. When I returned in 1963 I married my high school sweetheart Barbara Trump.
We have two children a boy and a girl with seven (7) grandchildren. They all make us proud. Soon after our marriage I started school at the Salt Lake Community College and went to work in the family business, Davis County Sheet Metal Heating and Air Conditioning. I worked there until 1988 when I closed the business and went to work for Met Life. Then in 1991 I left Met Life and went to work managing a Salt Lake Law firm with branch offices in Dallas Texas, San Francisco, and Newport Beach, California. In 1995 my wife Barbara developed a Liver disease which continued to get worse with time. We left the law firm in 2001 and moved to Hurricane, UT, ten miles east of St George, hoping the weather would make her feel better. I went to work for the State of Utah at Workforce Services helping disabled individuals get gainful employment. We literally built our own home after work at night and on Saturday's. It took us eight month to complete the project.
Barbara continued to get worse and she was in the process of getting a Lived transplant but she passed away last July 2008 a few weeks after surgery in preparation for a transplant. We had a perfect marriage of 45 years in mortality and more to come. I still work, keep busy in my church, enjoy my yard and happy that I have a wonderful life. See you at the reunion.
ICAN campaigner Ray Acheson of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in the East Lounge during the First Committee of the UN General Assembly, New York, October 2016.
Credit: Frode Ersfjord
Ray Wylie Hubbard at Cactus Cafe in Austin. He was backed up by Rick Richards on drums/percussion. Photo by Ron Baker.
I got my work mate Ray to pose for this shot as I wanted to finish the film off. Funny as his surname is Rossi, and as I took this the ice cream van came by.........Rossi's Ices!
These manta rays on Central Station, one of our dives sites on the Ningaloo Reef, were quite happy to circle round and come and check us out as we sat in the sand and watched them.
The crepuscular rays (aka "God rays") look like they are being expelled from the cloud, don't they? I love a pre-storm sky.
One of my favorite Underwater Images from my travels,
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