Clay Survives Horrible Crash

On June 13, a truck was turning left after crossing the Little River bridge onto U.S. 1 Business headed toward Vass and pulled into the path of Clay's Explorer. There was a horrible crash. Clay�s Explorer continued about 40 feet and collided with tremendous force into a guardrail. The guardrail prevented him from rolling down an embankment. Clay could not avoid the collision and was not at fault. Clay's right ankle was shattered-probably from the force of the impact as he was holding down the break pedal as hard as he could. The other driver,69, died at the scene. We are grateful Clay survived. His ankle is expected to heal, but the recovery will take at least several months. Clay has been courageous and composed despite the painful injury.

"Pool Party" Was A Lot of Fun

Matthew's 16th birthday party - a pool party - was a lot of fun! They played volleyball, listened and danced to music, ate burgers, played in the kiddie pool, ran through the sprinkler, and watched Master and Commander. Matthew had a great time!

First Base for Sanford Steel

Kimberly is playing first base for her softball team this year. We are very proud of her abilities and her leadership qualities shown during the game! If you happen to be in the area and want to see one of the final games, they are at Buchanan Park in Sanford:

June 13th - 6pm
June 14th - 6pm
June 16th 7:30pm

Three GS Cookie Superstars

Kimberly, Rebekah, and Katherine each sold 550+ boxes of cookies and were treated to a day at Silver Lake in Raleigh by the Girl Scout Council. Each got to take a guest and, being the loving girls that they are, they took the rest of their family! They spent the day riding paddleboats, bumper boats, and water slides, not to mention swimming, swimming, swimming! They even got pizza and snowcones!