
Mallorie turned two and what a precious child - I bet Cindy misses seeing her all time since they moved to the St. Louis area. Mallorie you are a treasure!
Greetings! This is a posting on the decendants of Steve and Verona Umthun Family. Hopefully this will provide information as well as fun for all the family members. A chance to get to know everyone a little better and stay in touch.
A time to remember those who have gone on before us -
Lyndie's daughter placing flowers on great-grandpa's stone (Artie)
Remember those keeping us free - many in our family have served this country with honor:
Since Pop died in 1971 and Steve & I got married in 1974, Joe being the oldest in the family; he had the honor of walking me down the isle. The music we walked to was "Let There Be Peace on Earth". One verse was "Let me walk with my brother in perfect harmony. . ." Yea, I know not many people (no one) caught the significance.
Virgil and Frank giving us a bad time before leaving after the wedding, they are both still wearing their tuxedos and really enjoying the evening. When I look at this picture, I remember how much I loved this suit - wish I still had it. But I know it wouldn't fit . . . sigh!


Grandma loved to entertain in her home and here she is having some of her friends over for a meal. Seated with her is Mrs Vilmain, who had MS, but never complained about her situation. Grandma loved to make apple butter, apple pies, apple sauce, anything with apples since she had so many apple trees in her back yard. And she would take them to people who were shut in, recuperating from surgery or just plan anyone who needed some lov'n from the oven. She had two freezers in the basement loaded with frozen pies, meat, vegetables, homemade bread and rolls, everything for a meal in short notice. Many relatives would come by with no notice whatsoever and would stay overnight or longer and she was always ready. The perfect hostess and loved every minute of it!







