Welcome to October! Thank you for allowing us to stay in touch with you!
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On a personal note…
Jen’s brother, Ryan, and his family visited last month from Cincinnati, where Jen lived as a child. Jen was so happy to see all of them as they are only able to visit once a year. Also, Jen’s family and some of the soccer team volunteered at the Railhawks game at the concession stand. The group was responsible for collecting money, working the window, making sodas and serving popcorn. All was going well, until half time; if it weren’t for their volunteer status, they might have been fired! There was a mess – ice, soda and popcorn everywhere! Jen’s family is going to volunteer this month as well, so if you go to a game, please look for her and say hi!
Jason had a fun and productive September! He recently bought an investment house and has been working nights and weekends fixing it up, which for the most part he loves to do. He also took a quick trip to Baton Rouge to help Samantha’s family recover from the recent flood damage down there.
April showers bring May flowers, but September brought new hairstyles to the Frutiger home! Both Morgan and Macy are enjoying new cuts and color this fall! Perry is busy driving the ice cream truck for Lumpy’s while he awaits his ship date to Navy boot camp. Jesse’s Naval ship arrived in Singapore at the end of September and he is having a ball with his friends there, doing some sightseeing. Marlayna has committed to a college to play soccer – the University of Mount Olive will be lucky to have her!
With Kathleen and her husband Ray’s oldest son back to college, a few family trips to attend football games have already been made! Kathleen’s youngest son began his senior year of high school this summer, and he has some last college visits in the works. Fall is Kathleen’s favorite time of year! She is looking forward to turning off the AC and opening the windows, enjoying the leaves changing colors and driving with the top down to Uwharrie National Park to rock crawl with their Jeeps and camp with friends. It’s almost time for a big pot of chili – happy fall y’all:)
Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground. – Theodore Roosevelt