I was born and rasied in Kansas.
I come out of a large family of eight siblings, my sister being the oldest,
and myself being the youngest with six brother's inbetween.
In *1991* I joined my presious (husband) Jerry in marriage. Although we have no-children between us, he loves each and every one of my four children. We are very happily married and have been very blessed in our marriage to be together.
All of our children are married with families of their own.
We have ten grandchildren & "twins" on the way and five step-grandchildren.
We attend Church at *Apostolic Faith Tabernacle* where we we're both baptized in Jesus name' we love to worship our Lord, and have Bible-Study.
We also enjoy family gatherings and having our grandchildren over to spend time, and overnight stays. My youngest son and his (wife) live in Kentucky with their two children.
My middle son lives in Kansas with his (wife) and their five kids and are having "twins" due in December of 2004.
My oldest son lives in Kansas with his (wife) and their two daughters.
My one and only daughter lives in Kansas with her (husband) and their four kids. My other two grandchildren live in Colorado.
Where they built a log-cabin home and homesteaded 40 - acres of land. Later there home burned down and they traveled in a covered wagon to Missouri where my parents met. Later my parents married and lived near Reeds Springs Missouri until years later when they moved to Kansas.
Kansas became apart of the United States as a free State in 1861, becoming the 34th State in the US. How Kansas became a State January 29th is a very important date for all Kansans. Kansas is known as the sunflower State, wheat State, and the Jayhawkers State.
Kansas is a wheat growing State and also raises corn, sorgums, oats, barley, soybeans and potatoes. The Kansas State flower is called the Native sunflower and is the nickname for the sunflower State.
The Kansas State bird is the western Meadowlark and the insect is the honeybee.
