Places always change, but the memories live on...

On our way home from visiting Grandma K, Jackie, Aunt Meg, Uncle Brian, and cousing Keira, we decided to stop and walk down memory lane. In this picture we are looking at where Pat's dorm used to be (just at the start of the large brick building to the right), and Becky's dorm used to be all the way up the walkway to the right hand side. UDel did a great job rebuilding the dorms! Construction is still going on, however all should be done by the start of school. Becky tried to peak into one of the ground level dorm windows but got stuck in mud! Yuck!


This is a newly constructed "sky walk" that makes getting from the new dorms to the campus a whole lot easier. In the distance Christiana Towers still stands but just before that is one of the first "new" dorms built. Pat and Becky both agree that all the new constructions sure does look nice even though we will never see our "meeting place" the way it was other than in our memories :(

Visiting with Aunt Meg, Uncle Brian, and cousin Keira

While on our stroll through Wheaton Regional Park we spotted a beautiful fairy and her sleeping newborn. It was a very hot day and we suspect she was just taking a rest in the shade of the woods. I just love this picture of Aunt Meg and Keira!


We had such a nice time visiting with baby Keira. She is the sweetest little girl and we can't wait to see her again... hopefully at Christmas :)

Becky and Pat (24 weeks pregnant)

Sorry everyone, we have been neglecting our blog site for a while but look for more blogs to come soon. we have been very busy with friends and family and have lots more pictures to show. here we are 24 weeks pregnant and doing great. becky has virtually no ill signs during her pregnanct and baby courtney is doing fine. a real "wiggle worm" :) daddy really likes to feel her move at bedtime.

Nanny D's 92nd birthday 7/9/06

Here we all are (well most of us) enjoying good family time together for nanny's 92nd birthday. She will outlive us all :)


Becky (22wks), Mom D and Jenn (24wks)

Rafting on the Genesee River with Daddy and Debbie

We had a chance to stop at a beautiful waterfall.


Pat and Debbie manned the front of the raft while daddy did the steering from the back. Becky did plenty of paddling as well as picture taking. We all got a little wet and enjoyed watching the other rafters get stuck on the rocks and splash each other with their paddles.


We had fabulous weather and wonderful time. What a perfect little weekend :)

Fraser Family Reunion June 23-25

Clare sure was the big little fishergirl reeling one in after another! Thank goodness Daddy Eddie was there to get the fish off the hooks :)


Here Pat is warming up to fishing in Canada where he will catch huge bass ;-) Good job honey!


Hello Grandpa F and Sara. It's always nice to see a good sense of humor.

Baby DiPersia now has a gender!

Hi baby DiPersia! Here is a profile view of the face :)



This is a picture from below the baby looking up. The feet are on the left with the bottom to the right, and obviously the legs on either side. It is a girl!!!

Right around 18 weeks pregnant, belly time!

Father's Day 2006

The Phillies game started with Navy guys parachuting down onto the field. This was way cool!



Yay! Here we all are celebrating Father's Day at the Phillies game. The weather was beautiful and we sat in the shade for the whole game. Jenn got awsome seats and Pat got awsome parking. Besides all that, the Phillies won after a six game loosing streak 8 to 5 against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays!

Race for the Cure in Washington D.C. June 3rd 2006

Here is Jackie, Mom K and Becky really enjoying themselves at the Race for the Cure 2006 in Washington D.C. Jackie and Becky are wearing their cool hats provided by McDonald's, one of the race's big sponsers and mom is wearing her pretty pink scarf provided by the Ford Company. Without these sponsers among many others, we wouldn't get any closer to finding the cure to breast cancer.... so THANK YOU!!!



Here Mom K and Jackie are checking out each other's signs. We did the race to celebrate Mom K and Grandma Keely's recovery from breast cancer and to remember my Great Grandmother Sarah Boyer who passed away from breast cancer. One day hopefully, there will be no more deaths from breast cancer. Remember to do monthly self breast exams!



Although the day was windy and rainy at times, there was a great turn out for the race! The people on the left of the picture are starting the race and the people on the right of the picture are about half way through the race (5K total length). Also unseen in the picture is the white house to the left and the Washington Monument to the right. The Capital is straight ahead just off to the right :)