Moroni & Michelle


Moroni & Michelle
Originally uploaded by Grandma Boren.
Michelle and Moroni came to see us on their way out of town. We are so happy for them. They are so happy to have found each other. Everyone, including Dennis, is happy. Moroni took Michelle's parents out to dinner to officially ask permission to marry Michelle. Very nice work, Moroni! Moroni is a massage therapist and wants to start his own business in the future. His family lives in Marshing, ID where they have a honey business that produces specialty honey's like Boisenberry Honey, etc. Sounds pretty upscale and yummy. Moroni said that the Boy Scouts in the UT/ID area often sell Henry's Honey (named after Moroni's father who passed away last year). So if you see Henry's Honey give it a try. Congratualtions to the Scott and Besendorfer families.

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Levi said…
Ahhh! How'd he end up with Levi's shirt!??? Just kidding. What I meant was CONGRATS!
8:57 AM
Levi said…
Oooohhhh, 'fer cutes!!
8:26 PM
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