Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Re: Love from mom

Thanks for writing mom! Again happy anniversary to you and dad!  We are so blessed that you have always honored your covenants and paved such a wonderful path for us to follow. 

We sure love grandma winder too. I just sent her a Facebook post telling her of my love. I have a renewed desire to use social media if I know grandma will see it :). Loves!

Nick 

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On Apr 19, 2016, at 7:42 PM, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for your nice responses everyone.  I'm sure you have figured out that often write these letters for my own journal purposes.  Sorry that I left you off the dinner list Rosey - I didn't mean to.  

Kristi asked about grandma Winder's health.  It is really good, especially considering her age, but I do see her slowing down.  And sometimes her memory gives her trouble - like in forgetting her password.  She was so embarrassed and mad at herself.  I guess it wasn't her regular password but a six-digit thing she used.  Anyway, she does seem to be slowing down and tends to just want to stay at home more and more.  One of her very greatest joys is the big poster Mike made for her at Christmas with all her posterity.  She shows it to everyone!  Her family - all of you - that is her joy!

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On Apr 18, 2016, at 11:32 AM, Kristi Bassett <kristi.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:

Fun update Mom! 

I have noticed that Grandma seems to be much more active in her social media! She is always one of the first to like my posts :) We tried to call her a few weeks ago and left a message. We would really love to FaceTime with her the next time she comes over. We are missing her (and everyone!) a lot lately, and would love a chance to catch up. How is her health?

We are super excited to meet Ashley. I've texted with her a little bit and connected on social media, but we can't wait to do it in person. I feel so bad that she get sick on rollercoasters! Poor girl. She will be in good company though, Bentley is very nervous and not too excited about the scarier rides, and the last time I went on a big roller coaster I didn't feel so hot either (which was SO SAD for me, I love rollercoasters!). The good thing about Disney is that even if you didn't do any of the rides there is still so much to see and do, it will be great...and there are plenty of non thrill rides too. And no one pressure me to go on the ferris wheel, I think we all learned last time that no one is happy when I am on a ferris wheel :) Ha ha. I was getting excited for our trip today and thinking how fun it will be to have Warner there too! He seems like he'd be a fun one to go on rides with :) My how the family has grown since our last trip to Disney! Have I mentioned that WE CAN'T WAIT!

36 years! I'll tell you what, the weird thing about that to me isn't what a long time it is, it is that Blaine and I seem to be catching up to you :) Ha ha. I did the math the other day and realized that in only about five or six years I will be the age that you were when I started hanging out with Blaine! Wow, time flies! Hope you have a marvelous anniversary! I feel like I am finally getting a grasp of how everyone always said that your love for your spouse grows deeper with time. I know it is true with Blaine and I, and believe you when you say it only grows and grows more with more time. Hope you enjoy your anniversary pizza . . . sounds like Blaine's type of anniversary celebration! 

Thanks for writing! 



On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:06 PM, Warner Nielsen <bwn888@gmail.com> wrote:
Happy anniversary. PS Rosey was also at dinner last night (you forgot to include her). 😉. Thanks for always inviting us. 


On Monday, April 18, 2016, Janey Nielsen <janeybassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Happy Anni! What a great thing for us kids to still have parents who love each other. And although you aren't seeing tulips and on a river cruise, at least dad isn't in so much pain and walking with a cane. Sure love ya!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, bret bassett <bretbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
A shout out to my eternal companion.  She is the most amazing person I know.  Her amazing energy to just do and do and do, constantly astounds me.  Things that I would have gotten burned out doing years ago, or things that I would put off until piles of this or piles of that would have built up so high that it would take a major project to get it fixed, she just takes care of on a daily basis keeping everything clean and beautiful.  She is a hard working employee as well.  She can't wait for summer where she can have some more time of her own, but she is faithful to always do her best for an employer.  Also, she is so good at maintaining friends and relationships with others.  And the most important relationships we have (you guys) are top of her list.  Her Sunday invitations to dinner are such a blessing to me, to get to see you guys so often (except for the loves in Texas) has really been a blessing after a Sabbath day of YSA, it fun to get together with all my own YSA and YMA at home.  Thanks hon for being such a wonderful companion.  Let's do something fun for our anniversary.  Let's go to Disneyworld!

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:16 AM Max Bassett <maxrbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Great letter mom! Thanks for mentioning about Ashley. The big roller coasters just kind of make her woozy but she does not want to stop us from going on anything. She says she will feel bad if we don't go on something because of her. She had told multiple times how she would love to volunteer to help with kids when necessary. She is so sweet and nice. But like mom said, she also doesn't want this to be a big deal at all. We just wanted to make sure everyone knew! :) she cannot wait tho!!! She's so excited!!!:) as am I!!!!!!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night.  I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel.  Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz.  Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth.  Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad.  Yes, me!  The blind leading the blind!  She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out.  So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do.  Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all.  Grandma was so happy.  She must have thanked us two dozen times.   She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram.  It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids.  She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ.  It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day.  Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes.  It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind.  It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make)  Can you believe Nick turned 32.  You guys are getting old!  I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt.  I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things.  I took a big load to DI last week.  That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work.  The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days.  Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book.  It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court.  There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom.  He has earned something like 39 merit badges.  Jennifer had done a really nice slide show.  There were lots of talks and displays and really good food.  The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day.  I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church.  The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly.  Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission.  It was really nice.  Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today.  We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared.  We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime).  She is really excited to go.  We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there.  One thing to note.  Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides.  She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed.   She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know.  I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her.  She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years.  Happy Anniversary to my honey bun!  Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made.  I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives.   I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year.  I'm so thankful to have him for eternity.    Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers.  Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza.  Good times.  Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
Mom



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Re: Love from mom

Thanks for your nice responses everyone.  I'm sure you have figured out that often write these letters for my own journal purposes.  Sorry that I left you off the dinner list Rosey - I didn't mean to.  

Kristi asked about grandma Winder's health.  It is really good, especially considering her age, but I do see her slowing down.  And sometimes her memory gives her trouble - like in forgetting her password.  She was so embarrassed and mad at herself.  I guess it wasn't her regular password but a six-digit thing she used.  Anyway, she does seem to be slowing down and tends to just want to stay at home more and more.  One of her very greatest joys is the big poster Mike made for her at Christmas with all her posterity.  She shows it to everyone!  Her family - all of you - that is her joy!

Sent from my iPad

On Apr 18, 2016, at 11:32 AM, Kristi Bassett <kristi.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:

Fun update Mom! 

I have noticed that Grandma seems to be much more active in her social media! She is always one of the first to like my posts :) We tried to call her a few weeks ago and left a message. We would really love to FaceTime with her the next time she comes over. We are missing her (and everyone!) a lot lately, and would love a chance to catch up. How is her health?

We are super excited to meet Ashley. I've texted with her a little bit and connected on social media, but we can't wait to do it in person. I feel so bad that she get sick on rollercoasters! Poor girl. She will be in good company though, Bentley is very nervous and not too excited about the scarier rides, and the last time I went on a big roller coaster I didn't feel so hot either (which was SO SAD for me, I love rollercoasters!). The good thing about Disney is that even if you didn't do any of the rides there is still so much to see and do, it will be great...and there are plenty of non thrill rides too. And no one pressure me to go on the ferris wheel, I think we all learned last time that no one is happy when I am on a ferris wheel :) Ha ha. I was getting excited for our trip today and thinking how fun it will be to have Warner there too! He seems like he'd be a fun one to go on rides with :) My how the family has grown since our last trip to Disney! Have I mentioned that WE CAN'T WAIT!

36 years! I'll tell you what, the weird thing about that to me isn't what a long time it is, it is that Blaine and I seem to be catching up to you :) Ha ha. I did the math the other day and realized that in only about five or six years I will be the age that you were when I started hanging out with Blaine! Wow, time flies! Hope you have a marvelous anniversary! I feel like I am finally getting a grasp of how everyone always said that your love for your spouse grows deeper with time. I know it is true with Blaine and I, and believe you when you say it only grows and grows more with more time. Hope you enjoy your anniversary pizza . . . sounds like Blaine's type of anniversary celebration! 

Thanks for writing! 



On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:06 PM, Warner Nielsen <bwn888@gmail.com> wrote:
Happy anniversary. PS Rosey was also at dinner last night (you forgot to include her). 😉. Thanks for always inviting us. 


On Monday, April 18, 2016, Janey Nielsen <janeybassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Happy Anni! What a great thing for us kids to still have parents who love each other. And although you aren't seeing tulips and on a river cruise, at least dad isn't in so much pain and walking with a cane. Sure love ya!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, bret bassett <bretbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
A shout out to my eternal companion.  She is the most amazing person I know.  Her amazing energy to just do and do and do, constantly astounds me.  Things that I would have gotten burned out doing years ago, or things that I would put off until piles of this or piles of that would have built up so high that it would take a major project to get it fixed, she just takes care of on a daily basis keeping everything clean and beautiful.  She is a hard working employee as well.  She can't wait for summer where she can have some more time of her own, but she is faithful to always do her best for an employer.  Also, she is so good at maintaining friends and relationships with others.  And the most important relationships we have (you guys) are top of her list.  Her Sunday invitations to dinner are such a blessing to me, to get to see you guys so often (except for the loves in Texas) has really been a blessing after a Sabbath day of YSA, it fun to get together with all my own YSA and YMA at home.  Thanks hon for being such a wonderful companion.  Let's do something fun for our anniversary.  Let's go to Disneyworld!

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:16 AM Max Bassett <maxrbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Great letter mom! Thanks for mentioning about Ashley. The big roller coasters just kind of make her woozy but she does not want to stop us from going on anything. She says she will feel bad if we don't go on something because of her. She had told multiple times how she would love to volunteer to help with kids when necessary. She is so sweet and nice. But like mom said, she also doesn't want this to be a big deal at all. We just wanted to make sure everyone knew! :) she cannot wait tho!!! She's so excited!!!:) as am I!!!!!!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night.  I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel.  Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz.  Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth.  Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad.  Yes, me!  The blind leading the blind!  She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out.  So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do.  Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all.  Grandma was so happy.  She must have thanked us two dozen times.   She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram.  It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids.  She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ.  It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day.  Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes.  It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind.  It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make)  Can you believe Nick turned 32.  You guys are getting old!  I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt.  I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things.  I took a big load to DI last week.  That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work.  The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days.  Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book.  It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court.  There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom.  He has earned something like 39 merit badges.  Jennifer had done a really nice slide show.  There were lots of talks and displays and really good food.  The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day.  I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church.  The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly.  Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission.  It was really nice.  Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today.  We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared.  We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime).  She is really excited to go.  We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there.  One thing to note.  Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides.  She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed.   She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know.  I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her.  She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years.  Happy Anniversary to my honey bun!  Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made.  I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives.   I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year.  I'm so thankful to have him for eternity.    Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers.  Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza.  Good times.  Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
Mom



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Monday, April 18, 2016

Re: Love from mom

Fun update Mom! 

I have noticed that Grandma seems to be much more active in her social media! She is always one of the first to like my posts :) We tried to call her a few weeks ago and left a message. We would really love to FaceTime with her the next time she comes over. We are missing her (and everyone!) a lot lately, and would love a chance to catch up. How is her health?

We are super excited to meet Ashley. I've texted with her a little bit and connected on social media, but we can't wait to do it in person. I feel so bad that she get sick on rollercoasters! Poor girl. She will be in good company though, Bentley is very nervous and not too excited about the scarier rides, and the last time I went on a big roller coaster I didn't feel so hot either (which was SO SAD for me, I love rollercoasters!). The good thing about Disney is that even if you didn't do any of the rides there is still so much to see and do, it will be great...and there are plenty of non thrill rides too. And no one pressure me to go on the ferris wheel, I think we all learned last time that no one is happy when I am on a ferris wheel :) Ha ha. I was getting excited for our trip today and thinking how fun it will be to have Warner there too! He seems like he'd be a fun one to go on rides with :) My how the family has grown since our last trip to Disney! Have I mentioned that WE CAN'T WAIT!

36 years! I'll tell you what, the weird thing about that to me isn't what a long time it is, it is that Blaine and I seem to be catching up to you :) Ha ha. I did the math the other day and realized that in only about five or six years I will be the age that you were when I started hanging out with Blaine! Wow, time flies! Hope you have a marvelous anniversary! I feel like I am finally getting a grasp of how everyone always said that your love for your spouse grows deeper with time. I know it is true with Blaine and I, and believe you when you say it only grows and grows more with more time. Hope you enjoy your anniversary pizza . . . sounds like Blaine's type of anniversary celebration! 

Thanks for writing! 



On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:06 PM, Warner Nielsen <bwn888@gmail.com> wrote:
Happy anniversary. PS Rosey was also at dinner last night (you forgot to include her). 😉. Thanks for always inviting us. 


On Monday, April 18, 2016, Janey Nielsen <janeybassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Happy Anni! What a great thing for us kids to still have parents who love each other. And although you aren't seeing tulips and on a river cruise, at least dad isn't in so much pain and walking with a cane. Sure love ya!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, bret bassett <bretbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
A shout out to my eternal companion.  She is the most amazing person I know.  Her amazing energy to just do and do and do, constantly astounds me.  Things that I would have gotten burned out doing years ago, or things that I would put off until piles of this or piles of that would have built up so high that it would take a major project to get it fixed, she just takes care of on a daily basis keeping everything clean and beautiful.  She is a hard working employee as well.  She can't wait for summer where she can have some more time of her own, but she is faithful to always do her best for an employer.  Also, she is so good at maintaining friends and relationships with others.  And the most important relationships we have (you guys) are top of her list.  Her Sunday invitations to dinner are such a blessing to me, to get to see you guys so often (except for the loves in Texas) has really been a blessing after a Sabbath day of YSA, it fun to get together with all my own YSA and YMA at home.  Thanks hon for being such a wonderful companion.  Let's do something fun for our anniversary.  Let's go to Disneyworld!

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:16 AM Max Bassett <maxrbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Great letter mom! Thanks for mentioning about Ashley. The big roller coasters just kind of make her woozy but she does not want to stop us from going on anything. She says she will feel bad if we don't go on something because of her. She had told multiple times how she would love to volunteer to help with kids when necessary. She is so sweet and nice. But like mom said, she also doesn't want this to be a big deal at all. We just wanted to make sure everyone knew! :) she cannot wait tho!!! She's so excited!!!:) as am I!!!!!!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night.  I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel.  Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz.  Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth.  Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad.  Yes, me!  The blind leading the blind!  She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out.  So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do.  Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all.  Grandma was so happy.  She must have thanked us two dozen times.   She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram.  It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids.  She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ.  It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day.  Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes.  It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind.  It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make)  Can you believe Nick turned 32.  You guys are getting old!  I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt.  I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things.  I took a big load to DI last week.  That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work.  The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days.  Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book.  It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court.  There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom.  He has earned something like 39 merit badges.  Jennifer had done a really nice slide show.  There were lots of talks and displays and really good food.  The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day.  I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church.  The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly.  Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission.  It was really nice.  Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today.  We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared.  We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime).  She is really excited to go.  We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there.  One thing to note.  Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides.  She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed.   She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know.  I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her.  She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years.  Happy Anniversary to my honey bun!  Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made.  I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives.   I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year.  I'm so thankful to have him for eternity.    Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers.  Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza.  Good times.  Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
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Re: Love from mom

Happy anniversary. PS Rosey was also at dinner last night (you forgot to include her). 😉. Thanks for always inviting us. 

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Janey Nielsen <janeybassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Happy Anni! What a great thing for us kids to still have parents who love each other. And although you aren't seeing tulips and on a river cruise, at least dad isn't in so much pain and walking with a cane. Sure love ya!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, bret bassett <bretbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
A shout out to my eternal companion.  She is the most amazing person I know.  Her amazing energy to just do and do and do, constantly astounds me.  Things that I would have gotten burned out doing years ago, or things that I would put off until piles of this or piles of that would have built up so high that it would take a major project to get it fixed, she just takes care of on a daily basis keeping everything clean and beautiful.  She is a hard working employee as well.  She can't wait for summer where she can have some more time of her own, but she is faithful to always do her best for an employer.  Also, she is so good at maintaining friends and relationships with others.  And the most important relationships we have (you guys) are top of her list.  Her Sunday invitations to dinner are such a blessing to me, to get to see you guys so often (except for the loves in Texas) has really been a blessing after a Sabbath day of YSA, it fun to get together with all my own YSA and YMA at home.  Thanks hon for being such a wonderful companion.  Let's do something fun for our anniversary.  Let's go to Disneyworld!

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:16 AM Max Bassett <maxrbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Great letter mom! Thanks for mentioning about Ashley. The big roller coasters just kind of make her woozy but she does not want to stop us from going on anything. She says she will feel bad if we don't go on something because of her. She had told multiple times how she would love to volunteer to help with kids when necessary. She is so sweet and nice. But like mom said, she also doesn't want this to be a big deal at all. We just wanted to make sure everyone knew! :) she cannot wait tho!!! She's so excited!!!:) as am I!!!!!!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night.  I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel.  Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz.  Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth.  Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad.  Yes, me!  The blind leading the blind!  She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out.  So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do.  Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all.  Grandma was so happy.  She must have thanked us two dozen times.   She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram.  It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids.  She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ.  It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day.  Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes.  It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind.  It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make)  Can you believe Nick turned 32.  You guys are getting old!  I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt.  I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things.  I took a big load to DI last week.  That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work.  The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days.  Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book.  It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court.  There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom.  He has earned something like 39 merit badges.  Jennifer had done a really nice slide show.  There were lots of talks and displays and really good food.  The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day.  I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church.  The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly.  Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission.  It was really nice.  Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today.  We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared.  We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime).  She is really excited to go.  We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there.  One thing to note.  Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides.  She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed.   She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know.  I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her.  She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years.  Happy Anniversary to my honey bun!  Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made.  I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives.   I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year.  I'm so thankful to have him for eternity.    Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers.  Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza.  Good times.  Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
Mom



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Re: Love from mom

Happy Anni! What a great thing for us kids to still have parents who love each other. And although you aren't seeing tulips and on a river cruise, at least dad isn't in so much pain and walking with a cane. Sure love ya!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, bret bassett <bretbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
A shout out to my eternal companion.  She is the most amazing person I know.  Her amazing energy to just do and do and do, constantly astounds me.  Things that I would have gotten burned out doing years ago, or things that I would put off until piles of this or piles of that would have built up so high that it would take a major project to get it fixed, she just takes care of on a daily basis keeping everything clean and beautiful.  She is a hard working employee as well.  She can't wait for summer where she can have some more time of her own, but she is faithful to always do her best for an employer.  Also, she is so good at maintaining friends and relationships with others.  And the most important relationships we have (you guys) are top of her list.  Her Sunday invitations to dinner are such a blessing to me, to get to see you guys so often (except for the loves in Texas) has really been a blessing after a Sabbath day of YSA, it fun to get together with all my own YSA and YMA at home.  Thanks hon for being such a wonderful companion.  Let's do something fun for our anniversary.  Let's go to Disneyworld!

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:16 AM Max Bassett <maxrbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Great letter mom! Thanks for mentioning about Ashley. The big roller coasters just kind of make her woozy but she does not want to stop us from going on anything. She says she will feel bad if we don't go on something because of her. She had told multiple times how she would love to volunteer to help with kids when necessary. She is so sweet and nice. But like mom said, she also doesn't want this to be a big deal at all. We just wanted to make sure everyone knew! :) she cannot wait tho!!! She's so excited!!!:) as am I!!!!!!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night.  I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel.  Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz.  Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth.  Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad.  Yes, me!  The blind leading the blind!  She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out.  So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do.  Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all.  Grandma was so happy.  She must have thanked us two dozen times.   She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram.  It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids.  She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ.  It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day.  Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes.  It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind.  It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make)  Can you believe Nick turned 32.  You guys are getting old!  I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt.  I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things.  I took a big load to DI last week.  That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work.  The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days.  Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book.  It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court.  There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom.  He has earned something like 39 merit badges.  Jennifer had done a really nice slide show.  There were lots of talks and displays and really good food.  The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day.  I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church.  The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly.  Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission.  It was really nice.  Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today.  We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared.  We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime).  She is really excited to go.  We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there.  One thing to note.  Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides.  She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed.   She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know.  I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her.  She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years.  Happy Anniversary to my honey bun!  Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made.  I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives.   I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year.  I'm so thankful to have him for eternity.    Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers.  Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza.  Good times.  Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
Mom



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Re: Love from mom

A shout out to my eternal companion.  She is the most amazing person I know.  Her amazing energy to just do and do and do, constantly astounds me.  Things that I would have gotten burned out doing years ago, or things that I would put off until piles of this or piles of that would have built up so high that it would take a major project to get it fixed, she just takes care of on a daily basis keeping everything clean and beautiful.  She is a hard working employee as well.  She can't wait for summer where she can have some more time of her own, but she is faithful to always do her best for an employer.  Also, she is so good at maintaining friends and relationships with others.  And the most important relationships we have (you guys) are top of her list.  Her Sunday invitations to dinner are such a blessing to me, to get to see you guys so often (except for the loves in Texas) has really been a blessing after a Sabbath day of YSA, it fun to get together with all my own YSA and YMA at home.  Thanks hon for being such a wonderful companion.  Let's do something fun for our anniversary.  Let's go to Disneyworld!

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 12:16 AM Max Bassett <maxrbassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Great letter mom! Thanks for mentioning about Ashley. The big roller coasters just kind of make her woozy but she does not want to stop us from going on anything. She says she will feel bad if we don't go on something because of her. She had told multiple times how she would love to volunteer to help with kids when necessary. She is so sweet and nice. But like mom said, she also doesn't want this to be a big deal at all. We just wanted to make sure everyone knew! :) she cannot wait tho!!! She's so excited!!!:) as am I!!!!!!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night.  I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel.  Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz.  Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth.  Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad.  Yes, me!  The blind leading the blind!  She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out.  So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do.  Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all.  Grandma was so happy.  She must have thanked us two dozen times.   She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram.  It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids.  She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ.  It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day.  Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes.  It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind.  It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make)  Can you believe Nick turned 32.  You guys are getting old!  I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt.  I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things.  I took a big load to DI last week.  That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work.  The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days.  Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book.  It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court.  There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom.  He has earned something like 39 merit badges.  Jennifer had done a really nice slide show.  There were lots of talks and displays and really good food.  The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day.  I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church.  The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly.  Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission.  It was really nice.  Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today.  We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared.  We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime).  She is really excited to go.  We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there.  One thing to note.  Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides.  She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed.   She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know.  I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her.  She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years.  Happy Anniversary to my honey bun!  Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made.  I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives.   I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year.  I'm so thankful to have him for eternity.    Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers.  Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza.  Good times.  Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
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Great letter mom! Thanks for mentioning about Ashley. The big roller coasters just kind of make her woozy but she does not want to stop us from going on anything. She says she will feel bad if we don't go on something because of her. She had told multiple times how she would love to volunteer to help with kids when necessary. She is so sweet and nice. But like mom said, she also doesn't want this to be a big deal at all. We just wanted to make sure everyone knew! :) she cannot wait tho!!! She's so excited!!!:) as am I!!!!!!

On Monday, April 18, 2016, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night.  I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel.  Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz.  Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth.  Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad.  Yes, me!  The blind leading the blind!  She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out.  So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do.  Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all.  Grandma was so happy.  She must have thanked us two dozen times.   She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram.  It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids.  She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ.  It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day.  Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes.  It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind.  It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make)  Can you believe Nick turned 32.  You guys are getting old!  I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt.  I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things.  I took a big load to DI last week.  That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work.  The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days.  Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book.  It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court.  There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom.  He has earned something like 39 merit badges.  Jennifer had done a really nice slide show.  There were lots of talks and displays and really good food.  The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day.  I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church.  The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly.  Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission.  It was really nice.  Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today.  We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared.  We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime).  She is really excited to go.  We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there.  One thing to note.  Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides.  She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed.   She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know.  I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her.  She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years.  Happy Anniversary to my honey bun!  Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made.  I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives.   I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year.  I'm so thankful to have him for eternity.    Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers.  Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza.  Good times.  Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
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Love from mom

Dear Family,

I missed last week so I must write even though it is late Sunday night. I will hit a couple of highlights of the past two weeks.

Thursday, April 7 Liz was in town and we got together for a Bassett sibling dinner at Cracker Barrel. Low prices, good food, great waiter and I had a fun conversation with Liz. Poor Jeannie was stuck across the table with the brothers talking Hollow Earth. Diane wasn't able to come because she has started working at Fidelity Investments and she is studying for her series 7 test.

Over the 8th/9th weekend I spent some time helping grandma with her I-pad. Yes, me! The blind leading the blind! She had forgotten her passwords and we exhausted all her tries until we could not retrieve anything and were locked out. So we took it in to an Apple Store to get it wiped clean - or whatever they do. Then the next day dad went over, hooked it to her computer and found everything was backed up on "the cloud" so he could restore it all. Grandma was so happy. She must have thanked us two dozen times. She just loves her iPad and spends much time sitting on her couch on Facebook and Instagram. It helps her feel connected to all her grandkids and great grandkids. She is always reminding me to look at Kristi's cute pictures.

I loved our Saturday, April 9 family BBQ. It was fun to connect with Kris and talk about the trip. Janey was so prepared with even a handout about her day. Again I appreciate all that Kris has done on the fast passes. It was rather stressful to me so I sort of put it out of my mind. It was fun to celebrate Nick's birthday that night, two days early, with a lemon cake (easiest cake on earth to make) Can you believe Nick turned 32. You guys are getting old! I stayed up late on Saturday unpicking old scout patches (St George) and sewing on new ones (West Jordan plus training stuff) on Nick's scout shirt. I got up early Sunday morning and ran them over to him - a labor of love for his birthday.

Dad and I have been cleaning out closets and getting rid of a few things. I took a big load to DI last week. That feels good.

On Friday, April 15 I ended up having to work. The other aide was headed to Havasupai and we traded some days. Because of that I wasn't able to go to the Sterling Financial family movie night (Travis's company). Dad, Janey and Rosey went and enjoyed Jungle Book. It was a good thing I didn't go because then I could attend Christopher Shaw's Eagle Court. There was a great turnout for that and I was really glad to be a part of it as I am Chris's "adopted" mom. He has earned something like 39 merit badges. Jennifer had done a really nice slide show. There were lots of talks and displays and really good food. The Shaw's are big scouters and it was a nice event.

Yesterday, Saturday, April 16 was a full day. I got a 5 mile walk/run in before dad and I went over to help clean the church. The YSA aren't great at signing up for that so dad had all the ward council come and we got it done pretty quickly. Then we went to the Salt Lake Temple with a YSA, Li, from mainland China who joined the church a year ago and is now going on a mission. It was really nice. Dad mowed the lawn later and the yard is looking nice.

We had Janey, Warner, Griff, Max and Ashley to Sunday dinner today. We watched the Disneyland slide show dad prepared. We gave Ashley her official ticket and meal money (like you guys all got at Christmastime). She is really excited to go. We also got her on the same flight with Max so things are set there. One thing to note. Ashley doesn't love or go on roller coasters or those kinds of rides. She was kind of apologizing about it and hoping we wouldn't be disappointed. She doesn't want a big deal made of it but wanted to let us know. I'm glad she would bring it up and I thought I would mention it so no one puts undue pressure on her. She is sure excited to meet Blaine and Kris and family.

Well tomorrow is 36 years. Happy Anniversary to my honey bun! Marrying dad is the best decision I ever made. I figure we have now known each other two thirds of our lives. I love dad more, and in a sweeter way, with every passing year. I'm so thankful to have him for eternity. Last year we were in Holland seeing tulips and on a little river cruise where they brought us a special dessert with sparklers. Tomorrow we will both work and will then go to the YSA FHE talent show and have pizza. Good times. Life is good.

Sure love all of you.

Love,
Mom



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Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Re: Love from Mom

I'm sure grateful this bout didn't drag on as long as the last one did. It seems like last time this went on for weeks. Glad you're back to work!!

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On Apr 6, 2016, at 7:50 AM, bret bassett <bretbassett@gmail.com> wrote:

So I was sick as mom said (still am a bit).  But for two nights I had to find a 'couch to sleep on because I didn't want to wake mom with my incessant coughing.  At first I tried sleeping on the upstairs couch.  But it was two short.  So after a couple of cough-filled hours, I got my blanket and my c-pap and wandered down into the theater.  The couch there was a little longer and softer.  And so I hooked up there for a couple of hours.  That worked pretty good.  And so the next night, I went right downstairs to sleep on the couch.  And I got all nestled in when it occurred to me,.. hey, we have two beds down here.  I could actually sleep in a bed!  It was a pretty funny realization when it hit me.  So thanks Max, your bed was a great place to heal.  I'm now back to work and sleeping with mom again.  But it was a rough weekend.

On Tue, Apr 5, 2016 at 7:16 AM Kristi Bassett <kristi.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
 Thanks for the update mom! Wow, that is scary for Brent and Nancy! I remember how violated it made me feel when our cars were broken in to, and I can't imagine if it had been my house! Our whole neighborhood is in an uproar because there was an attempted break in yesterday in the middle of the day while the people were home, and the dogs scared the people away. Made me nervous, and makes me want to get a dog (or at least a security system!). 

I hope Max finds the time to write, I would love an update! 

Thanks for being such a faithful writer! 

On Sun, Apr 3, 2016 at 11:26 PM, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I think my letter will be quick tonight.  It's 10 pm and dad has already been in bed for a half hour.  Poor dad has caught a bad cold, chest congestion and a cough and had a hard time sleeping the last few nights.  I hope tonight will be better.  Remember him in your prayers.  He continues to be so kind and helpful no matter how he is feeling and I appreciate that.  He has lots of courage and I know he feels rotten, but he just hangs on.

We have had such a wonderful general conference weekend.  We watched our Saturday sessions with just the two of us.  Dad sits at the table and takes notes on his computer and I had the couch all to myself.  Today we were alone for the morning session but then were joined by Max, Ashley, Rosey and Nick and boys.  I was so impressed with how good the little boys were.  They would color or play games.  Course you think they aren't listening but at one point I loved it when Clay finished the scripture the speaker was giving.  They are such good boys!  We ate Hawaiian haystacks for dinner and then went over to Doug's for family meeting.  Good crowd there and Doug has remodeled his house so nicely.  It was a warm enough evening to meet outside and talk about conference.

I loved the words we heard at conference.  I took notes and found plenty of action items to work on.  I especially love the spirit of conference, the music and the peaceful feeling I have as I listen.  It really is a taste of heaven and I don't want it to end.  I felt like President Monson had so much courage as he stood to speak.  I constantly think about how these dear apostles truly wear out their lives in service.  President Monson has done that for sure!

I doubt Max will have time to write but I will say he had a great trip with Ashley back to Ohio for her grandmas 90 birthday celebration.  They left Thursday night, flew all night, partied Friday and Saturday and came back this morning in time for the last session.  It was so fun to hear about their trip.  Oh how we love Ashley!  Pray for her at she can come on the DW trip so we can all, especially Blaine and Kristi's family, get to know her better.

Sad news.  Yorgasons home was broken in to last Monday while Brent was at work.  It was in broad daylight!  Fortunately the thieves did not trash the place.  They went up to the study and found cash in Brent's desk (rolled coins) and also took all of Nancy's jewelry.  (Big disappointment there as none of it is expensive.).  There were lots of things they didn't ouch - ipad, computer, tv's.  They probably only got around $100.  But the feeling of being violated is the worst.  They seemed to have used a crow bar and came in through the side garage door, tearing it off its frames.  They also found marks on their back patio door where they tried to break in.  And their side window was cracked like they had tried that as an entry.  Makes me soooooo mad!!!!!!

We got another temple under our belt on Friday - Ogden temple.  Poor dad was too sick to go so Rosey and I rode with Yorgasons.  Grandma came along too which was fun.  It is a huge temple with lots of gold leafing and dark, rich woods.

Oops this was longer than I thought.  Pray for dad that he can get better quickly.  Love you all.

Love,
Mom

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So I was sick as mom said (still am a bit).  But for two nights I had to find a 'couch to sleep on because I didn't want to wake mom with my incessant coughing.  At first I tried sleeping on the upstairs couch.  But it was two short.  So after a couple of cough-filled hours, I got my blanket and my c-pap and wandered down into the theater.  The couch there was a little longer and softer.  And so I hooked up there for a couple of hours.  That worked pretty good.  And so the next night, I went right downstairs to sleep on the couch.  And I got all nestled in when it occurred to me,.. hey, we have two beds down here.  I could actually sleep in a bed!  It was a pretty funny realization when it hit me.  So thanks Max, your bed was a great place to heal.  I'm now back to work and sleeping with mom again.  But it was a rough weekend.

On Tue, Apr 5, 2016 at 7:16 AM Kristi Bassett <kristi.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
 Thanks for the update mom! Wow, that is scary for Brent and Nancy! I remember how violated it made me feel when our cars were broken in to, and I can't imagine if it had been my house! Our whole neighborhood is in an uproar because there was an attempted break in yesterday in the middle of the day while the people were home, and the dogs scared the people away. Made me nervous, and makes me want to get a dog (or at least a security system!). 

I hope Max finds the time to write, I would love an update! 

Thanks for being such a faithful writer! 

On Sun, Apr 3, 2016 at 11:26 PM, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I think my letter will be quick tonight.  It's 10 pm and dad has already been in bed for a half hour.  Poor dad has caught a bad cold, chest congestion and a cough and had a hard time sleeping the last few nights.  I hope tonight will be better.  Remember him in your prayers.  He continues to be so kind and helpful no matter how he is feeling and I appreciate that.  He has lots of courage and I know he feels rotten, but he just hangs on.

We have had such a wonderful general conference weekend.  We watched our Saturday sessions with just the two of us.  Dad sits at the table and takes notes on his computer and I had the couch all to myself.  Today we were alone for the morning session but then were joined by Max, Ashley, Rosey and Nick and boys.  I was so impressed with how good the little boys were.  They would color or play games.  Course you think they aren't listening but at one point I loved it when Clay finished the scripture the speaker was giving.  They are such good boys!  We ate Hawaiian haystacks for dinner and then went over to Doug's for family meeting.  Good crowd there and Doug has remodeled his house so nicely.  It was a warm enough evening to meet outside and talk about conference.

I loved the words we heard at conference.  I took notes and found plenty of action items to work on.  I especially love the spirit of conference, the music and the peaceful feeling I have as I listen.  It really is a taste of heaven and I don't want it to end.  I felt like President Monson had so much courage as he stood to speak.  I constantly think about how these dear apostles truly wear out their lives in service.  President Monson has done that for sure!

I doubt Max will have time to write but I will say he had a great trip with Ashley back to Ohio for her grandmas 90 birthday celebration.  They left Thursday night, flew all night, partied Friday and Saturday and came back this morning in time for the last session.  It was so fun to hear about their trip.  Oh how we love Ashley!  Pray for her at she can come on the DW trip so we can all, especially Blaine and Kristi's family, get to know her better.

Sad news.  Yorgasons home was broken in to last Monday while Brent was at work.  It was in broad daylight!  Fortunately the thieves did not trash the place.  They went up to the study and found cash in Brent's desk (rolled coins) and also took all of Nancy's jewelry.  (Big disappointment there as none of it is expensive.).  There were lots of things they didn't ouch - ipad, computer, tv's.  They probably only got around $100.  But the feeling of being violated is the worst.  They seemed to have used a crow bar and came in through the side garage door, tearing it off its frames.  They also found marks on their back patio door where they tried to break in.  And their side window was cracked like they had tried that as an entry.  Makes me soooooo mad!!!!!!

We got another temple under our belt on Friday - Ogden temple.  Poor dad was too sick to go so Rosey and I rode with Yorgasons.  Grandma came along too which was fun.  It is a huge temple with lots of gold leafing and dark, rich woods.

Oops this was longer than I thought.  Pray for dad that he can get better quickly.  Love you all.

Love,
Mom

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Tuesday, April 5, 2016

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 Thanks for the update mom! Wow, that is scary for Brent and Nancy! I remember how violated it made me feel when our cars were broken in to, and I can't imagine if it had been my house! Our whole neighborhood is in an uproar because there was an attempted break in yesterday in the middle of the day while the people were home, and the dogs scared the people away. Made me nervous, and makes me want to get a dog (or at least a security system!). 

I hope Max finds the time to write, I would love an update! 

Thanks for being such a faithful writer! 

On Sun, Apr 3, 2016 at 11:26 PM, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Family,

I think my letter will be quick tonight.  It's 10 pm and dad has already been in bed for a half hour.  Poor dad has caught a bad cold, chest congestion and a cough and had a hard time sleeping the last few nights.  I hope tonight will be better.  Remember him in your prayers.  He continues to be so kind and helpful no matter how he is feeling and I appreciate that.  He has lots of courage and I know he feels rotten, but he just hangs on.

We have had such a wonderful general conference weekend.  We watched our Saturday sessions with just the two of us.  Dad sits at the table and takes notes on his computer and I had the couch all to myself.  Today we were alone for the morning session but then were joined by Max, Ashley, Rosey and Nick and boys.  I was so impressed with how good the little boys were.  They would color or play games.  Course you think they aren't listening but at one point I loved it when Clay finished the scripture the speaker was giving.  They are such good boys!  We ate Hawaiian haystacks for dinner and then went over to Doug's for family meeting.  Good crowd there and Doug has remodeled his house so nicely.  It was a warm enough evening to meet outside and talk about conference.

I loved the words we heard at conference.  I took notes and found plenty of action items to work on.  I especially love the spirit of conference, the music and the peaceful feeling I have as I listen.  It really is a taste of heaven and I don't want it to end.  I felt like President Monson had so much courage as he stood to speak.  I constantly think about how these dear apostles truly wear out their lives in service.  President Monson has done that for sure!

I doubt Max will have time to write but I will say he had a great trip with Ashley back to Ohio for her grandmas 90 birthday celebration.  They left Thursday night, flew all night, partied Friday and Saturday and came back this morning in time for the last session.  It was so fun to hear about their trip.  Oh how we love Ashley!  Pray for her at she can come on the DW trip so we can all, especially Blaine and Kristi's family, get to know her better.

Sad news.  Yorgasons home was broken in to last Monday while Brent was at work.  It was in broad daylight!  Fortunately the thieves did not trash the place.  They went up to the study and found cash in Brent's desk (rolled coins) and also took all of Nancy's jewelry.  (Big disappointment there as none of it is expensive.).  There were lots of things they didn't ouch - ipad, computer, tv's.  They probably only got around $100.  But the feeling of being violated is the worst.  They seemed to have used a crow bar and came in through the side garage door, tearing it off its frames.  They also found marks on their back patio door where they tried to break in.  And their side window was cracked like they had tried that as an entry.  Makes me soooooo mad!!!!!!

We got another temple under our belt on Friday - Ogden temple.  Poor dad was too sick to go so Rosey and I rode with Yorgasons.  Grandma came along too which was fun.  It is a huge temple with lots of gold leafing and dark, rich woods.

Oops this was longer than I thought.  Pray for dad that he can get better quickly.  Love you all.

Love,
Mom

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Monday, April 4, 2016

Re: Love from Mom

Always a fun read (even if it has sad things in it....get better soon dad!) 

On Monday, April 4, 2016, Nick Bassett <nick.w.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
Fun letter mom! As always thanks for writing and thanks again for such a yummy dinner last night! I'm always afraid that I'll leave without saying thanks on Sunday evenings. If I ever do, please knows it's due to the chaos of loading kids and not for a lack of gratitude! We couldn't have asked for a nicer conference weekend with such warm beautiful weather. What a delight!!

Somehow I didn't hear the Yorgason story. What a sad, frustrating, heart-breaker. How nice that very little was actually stolen, but still scary and frustrating. I'll be curious to hear more details. Does this mean they'll be getting a security system?

Love ya!

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> On Apr 3, 2016, at 10:26 PM, Wendy Bassett <wendy.bassett@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dear Family,
>
> I think my letter will be quick tonight.  It's 10 pm and dad has already been in bed for a half hour.  Poor dad has caught a bad cold, chest congestion and a cough and had a hard time sleeping the last few nights.  I hope tonight will be better.  Remember him in your prayers.  He continues to be so kind and helpful no matter how he is feeling and I appreciate that.  He has lots of courage and I know he feels rotten, but he just hangs on.
>
> We have had such a wonderful general conference weekend.  We watched our Saturday sessions with just the two of us.  Dad sits at the table and takes notes on his computer and I had the couch all to myself.  Today we were alone for the morning session but then were joined by Max, Ashley, Rosey and Nick and boys.  I was so impressed with how good the little boys were.  They would color or play games.  Course you think they aren't listening but at one point I loved it when Clay finished the scripture the speaker was giving.  They are such good boys!  We ate Hawaiian haystacks for dinner and then went over to Doug's for family meeting.  Good crowd there and Doug has remodeled his house so nicely.  It was a warm enough evening to meet outside and talk about conference.
>
> I loved the words we heard at conference.  I took notes and found plenty of action items to work on.  I especially love the spirit of conference, the music and the peaceful feeling I have as I listen.  It really is a taste of heaven and I don't want it to end.  I felt like President Monson had so much courage as he stood to speak.  I constantly think about how these dear apostles truly wear out their lives in service.  President Monson has done that for sure!
>
> I doubt Max will have time to write but I will say he had a great trip with Ashley back to Ohio for her grandmas 90 birthday celebration.  They left Thursday night, flew all night, partied Friday and Saturday and came back this morning in time for the last session.  It was so fun to hear about their trip.  Oh how we love Ashley!  Pray for her at she can come on the DW trip so we can all, especially Blaine and Kristi's family, get to know her better.
>
> Sad news.  Yorgasons home was broken in to last Monday while Brent was at work.  It was in broad daylight!  Fortunately the thieves did not trash the place.  They went up to the study and found cash in Brent's desk (rolled coins) and also took all of Nancy's jewelry.  (Big disappointment there as none of it is expensive.).  There were lots of things they didn't ouch - ipad, computer, tv's.  They probably only got around $100.  But the feeling of being violated is the worst.  They seemed to have used a crow bar and came in through the side garage door, tearing it off its frames.  They also found marks on their back patio door where they tried to break in.  And their side window was cracked like they had tried that as an entry.  Makes me soooooo mad!!!!!!
>
> We got another temple under our belt on Friday - Ogden temple.  Poor dad was too sick to go so Rosey and I rode with Yorgasons.  Grandma came along too which was fun.  It is a huge temple with lots of gold leafing and dark, rich woods.
>
> Oops this was longer than I thought.  Pray for dad that he can get better quickly.  Love you all.
>
> Love,
> Mom
>
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