WHEN MY SISTER POSTED THIS I KNEW I HAD TO BLOG ABOUT SOME OF THE YAYA'S IN MY LIFE... THESE PICTURES REPRESENT SO MANY FANTASTIC WOMEN WHO HAVE SHARED AND CONTINUE TO SHARE THE GLORIOUS JOURNEY OF LIFE...
FAMILY YAYA'S!
Thank goodness there are no limits to the YaYa's in my life. When my sister Pat posted this on Facebook I immediately thought of my four sisters and how lucky I was to start my life as the 4th of 5 YaYa's! - make that the 5th of 6th YaYa's because I need to include my mother, Mildred. Sisters in order: Barb, Sally, Pat, Me, Kathy. Amber, Haley, Kelsee, Me, Amber Tanya! Love my family YaYa's.
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| Family YaYa's - Sisters, daughters, granddaughters |
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| Work YaYa's Top: Tonya, Bethany, Stephanie Bottom: Jennifer, Mary, Janet |
How about work YaYa's? These few pictures represent so many who have touched my life in unbelievable ways as we worked together...
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| More Work YaYa's Katie, Brandy, Whitney, Sheryl, Natalie, Jennifer, and Sharon
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I recently retired from being a social worker for 13 years! My last position was with the Palliative Care Center and Stephanie christened our group with the title "YaYa's". We used to laugh about the diversity of group - we were like a visual aid for a diversity training. Wonderful memories of colleagues who became friends . . . YaYa's never to be forgotten no matter where we go or what we all do next. During my Hospice days I worked with a fantastic group of counselors when I spent several years as a grief counselor. Creativity, passion for the work, tears, and lots of laughter - never to be forgotten.
SISTERS IN THE GOSPEL - YAYA'S FOREVER!
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| Members of the Corbin, KY Ward at the Atlanta Temple in the Summer of 1992 Never to be forgotten experiences with my YaYa's (don't even look at the men because they aren't really a part of this) |
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| Pioneer Ward In Lexington YaYa's for sure! |
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