SUSIE'S-CRAFT-CUPBOARD: Finishing the huge job!

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Finishing the huge job!

Well, the flooring is all installed...Beautifully!! (I might say), so now I am in the process of hanging pictures back on the walls, and decorating each room! Whew what a job! I was on a website the other night that had beautiful shabby chic rose patterns on everything. I believe it was called rose cottage chic. I instantly fell in love with it all, and started brainstorming about how I could facilitate the same type of decore in my new rooms. Wow, have I been busy.......I had no idea how wonderful it all looks with such a few "new"pictures and cute things that I already had in other rooms. I will post a pic of my work in progress...mind you, I am not finished,,,far from it! But it will be great when I am done!

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susieMarch 29, 2011 at 12:17 PM
well, the pictures all posted two times,,,SORRY!!! Next time I will check it out before I post! I'm brand new to this,,, so I will do better next time! :) Susie ♪♪♪
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John's obituary from Week's Funeral Home!

John Fuller Graham June 21, 1954 - January 24, 2013 Resided in Enumclaw, WA Guestbook Photos Services Flowers Obituary John Fuller Graham of Enumclaw Washington was a beloved Father and Husband to our family for 32 years. He was born to Ellis and Ellen Graham on June 21st, 1954, at Swedish Memorial Hospital, in Seattle Washington. He was the youngest of 5 children. He grew up in the Seattle area. He is survived by his wife Susan Wilson Graham, whom he married on his birthday, June 21st, 1980. He is a graduate of Brigham Young University, April 1981. He was a wonderful father to his 5 grown children, Matthew, Kathryn, Rachel, Mark, and Scott. He has been employed throughout the years with several Credit Unions, as the general manager, and assistant manager. The last 21 years he was employed by Pemco Insurance Agency as a 311 sales agent, and then moved around the company learning many different jobs as the years went by. He was well known for his kindness to his fellow human beings, and was also loved for his gift of laughter and wit. He taught his family that you could get through most trials and tribulations with the gift of laughter, and will always be remembered for that gift. After suffering a long illness with Pancreatic Cancer, he quietly passed away in his family home in the evening of January 24th, 2013. He was buried in a private family service on the 31st of January 2013, at the Enumclaw Memorial Cemetery, Enumclaw, Washington. He is preceeded in death by his mother Ellen Lund, and his oldest sister Elise, who died as a newborn.