Aprl 2...1907 diary of Gullik Nelson Rye-age 18

Court"s Graduation Day-CU-May 12, 2006

lTwenty-six years after his Father, Randy, walked across the stage recieving his B.S. degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder, Colorado, Court followed suit.
Dan and I came for Phoenix for the celebration as did Ramona Karen from New Baltimore, Mi.
All members of his Father's family were present and accounted for including Greg and his two sons, Sam and Ben ,as we dined at the Broker Resturant, a tradition that started with Randy.
The business school had over 800 graduates.
Court served as a dorm superivsor all four years and ran a tight ship.

Thanks to Court who set up this blog for me in order that I may share our families march through life.
On Sunday, the 14th of May, Randy,Court and My Granddaughter departed for a 16 day tour of Europe. When they return, Court will go to San Francisco on July 17th where he will be employed as an analyst for the Accenture firm.
My Granddaughter will go to D.C. where she will do marine research on a NOAH scholarship. Later in the summer she will go to Ohio on another scholarship working in the medical field.
Randy gave everyone a ride in his 1931 5 window, rumble seat Model A Ford which is in mint condition. I bought it for him in 1962 when he was five ;years old. We were visiting Grandma Rye and the vehicle was sitting at Orv's station with a for sale sign on it. I paid the teacher $250 , put it in Grandma Rye's garage and returned to California.In 1970 we towed it to Loveand, Colorado where we then resided.
Randy and I went to a mechanic course at the vocational tech school and Randy took it from there. We purchased a reconditioned running gear from the Antique Auto House and Randy move each and every part to the new runing gear. A great accomplishment
Randy is going to sell the Model A , an end of an era. A great Son, a great Grandson.