Showing posts with label Father Son. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Father Son. Show all posts

Monday, February 18, 2013

Happy Birthday Sean


Sean and Apryl meet The Alien!
Apryl will you Marry Me?

We first met Sean Larkin in Roswell New Mexico!


The family and friends of
The Bride and Groom Las Vegas

Magic Mountain 2 months married!
In Washington they Fish!   DRIVE Ayris!
Sean goes platinum while 
Family and Friends gather to send
Austin off on his mission to Bilboa Spain 2003
The Family gives Thanks! 2011
A Family reunion of sorts 2012


I love to see the Temple -
they'll go inside someday!

Sean wears Amric and Hugs Apryl
We love our Sean.  He takes good care of our Apryl and His babies. So grateful that he loves us too.
Sean is Royalty
They Travel, Her life long dream!
Some say that opposites attract. I say that even in their differences the are perfect together.  Everyday I thank God that they found each other and had the good sense to hang on.  They are indeed having quite a ride.  Adventure is out there for all of us, these two embrace it, fly over it, crawl under it dive into it and then crawl under the sheets and enjoy it! (that ones for you seaneee!)  We love you!!!

FAMILY

The Families retreat - Washington 2007

 Always doing with the kids; teaching, supporting, loving.
Gage  
Pax
A great example a worthy priesthood holder An Accountant!
Now what do we do?

DO IT!

Utah
Grenta
They DO IT all TOGETHER!



Sean loves his Father-in-law!!!

Father and Son...



Proud Father
Their new way of life!
So excited for snow in Washington
Please Eat!  I don't know how to do this!!!
picture perfect!


This is how we row!


This is how we dress
This is how we relax!
these are the next generation LARKIN!
Thanks for the memeories!!  We love you son, our Sean too,   Remember Who you are and who you belong to!  Have a great day, don't do anything I wouldn't do! Oh wait!!! You will!!  Love, The Mom!




Sunday, November 25, 2012

Father and Son Timmy's Perspective



Daddy

I had a dad,
For this I am glad.
     I didn't know him well,
     so there's not much to tell.
His life was often rough,
because of this he was so gruff.
     He had kids and a wife,
     All he cared for in his life.
If there was a fight,
He could throw his might.
     With a two by four and more -
     I have seen him show that power.
He gave his kids a home,
so they wouldn't be alone.
     In Him, He had love,
     held tight like a glove.
He would drink a beer or a shot,
didn't think a lot was too hot!
     Many friends he had,
     though some thought Him bad.
He wore boots, and a hat,
When younger chaps shaped like a bat.
     Around the race courses
     He loved to watch the horses.
He was many things this man
but never completely tan!
     He would never put his hat on the bed,
     for it was always on His head.
But now he's gone home....
Never more to roam....
    He is laying on the bed,
    Yes, My Daddy's dead.

Tim M McCoy
son of
Tim McCoy
Jan 1986





Dear Son...

Yes, dear  Son, your Daddy's dead.
Here now are some things he  said:
"I love every daughter and son,
and the Grandkids, each special one.
Then there's the ones who joined our tribe
to live with our kids, side by side.
Always I wished only to do
what was best for all of you.
I was too dumb to think and plan,
Usually failed to be a man.
Too late now to show how I cared,
and enjoy the life we all shared.
Please tell all the kids, to try hard
to not allow their lives to be scarred
by the things I did or didn't do,
but live their lives to not have to 
regret their acts, or their thought.
But look ahead to changes brought
about by the course  in life taken, 
by habits that need to be forsaken.
To show their love, declare their pride
and not those feelings try to hide.
For me the end of life is near
and death itself I do not fear.
If God be just, merciful, kind,
He knows what's in my heart and mind.
If there really be another life,
I hope to be with kids and wife.
Goodbye to all, remember me,
As the man I wanted to be."
Yes, dear Son, your Daddy's dead,
and of all the many thing he said,
None so important and so true
As the simple phrase, "I love you".

Iris McCoy
The Mom
Jan 1986