Late October
2 days ago
Yesterday the memorial service for my grandfather, Richard Cochenour, was held. Grandpa had a stroke last week and passed away on Wednesday. My grandma died about 11 years ago, so I can only imagine how happy that reunion must have been when grandpa passed.
Mason, me, Cory, LarkinThese were the cousins that were my age (only Mandi is missing). We had a lot of fun growing up together. I am glad I get to see them and their families every now and then.
These are the older cousins that were at the funeral. It's been a long time since we've all been together. A lot of them came in from out of state. It was really great seeing everyone.


I would be so ungrateful if I didn't publicly thank all the wonderful friends and family who have done so much for us the past couple of weeks. We've had awesome friends bring us meals and treats and diapers. My sisters are wonderful and helped watch Cade and Myla during our hospital stay. My sister Nicki actually has Cade and Myla right now so I can get some sleep and get things done. My Mom K. stayed with Cade and Myla the whole time I was in the hospital and my Mom W. stayed with me all last week and took care of the kids and me. Kevin's dad and stepmom were here this weekend doing our dishes and cleaning up Myla's pukey messes. Thank you! Also, thank you to our out-of-state friends and family who have sent gift cards and flowers and well-wishes. We are so lucky to have you. Mostly I have to thank Kevin, the most wonderful husband and father anyone could ask for. He's pretty much had to do everything the past couple of weeks and he doesn't complain at all. He's been the dad AND the mom AND my personal nurse. I've had problems with my c-section incision opening up and Kevin helps clean and dress it every day. He is so compassionate and has dealt with my post-partum crying spells with such love. He's up with me and Gavin at night and goes to work all day long. I just love Kevin so much! (Don't worry, that concludes my mushiness.)

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