Happy Birthday Mark. I found this ship you made when you were a member of Den 1. I have saved it quite a few years and so today I dusted it off with Q-tips and took it out to the wonderful light in the garage and used my real camera instead of the phone! I think your kids would get a kick out of seeing this ship you made. Then I put it into the China closet in the dining room for when they come to visit. I remember the day you were born in Fort Knox, Kentucky! You have grown up into a fine man, husband and father. I am a proud mother! xxooxx
Wow! What a stroll down memory lane. Happy Birthday Mark! Another one of those Ft Knox babies
Happy Birthday Mark
THis is great-I love the faded colors.What a fine work of art-worthy of being shown and keeping on a shelf for all to see.Happy Birthday,Mark.Have a great day!
great find! happy birthday!
I love the sails saying “Don’t give up the ship”
I think 9 or 10!
I love you Mom!
Mark
This is what it’s all about—and reminding the child in himself, the well-spring of all ceativity and wit, the playful discoverer, to come out!come out! wherever you are!. A mother’s gift.Yes. Thanks for this one. Love, Lois
Happy Birthday Mark. Those are good words for all of us to live by: Don’t Give Up The Ship!
Happy Birthday, Mark!
Mark,
Chris and I were living 2 doors down in on-post housing at Ft. Knox when you were born. I remember, but can’t believe it’s been 35 years. Jonathan was 34 in March. Happy 35th Mark and may you have many more! Ruth, your pictures always inspire me!
Finally, Erica, May 27th! A day late, but with BESTWISHES for the first FULL day of your 35th year!!! 🙂 🙂
Happy Birthday Mark. You are blessed to have such a memory keeper of a mother.