The Heritage School Talent Show was held on Friday, May 21, 2010 at the Serrano High School Performing Arts Center. The second graders wore Dalmatian hoods and red collars made by Debi's mom. They danced to "Who Let the Dogs Out?/101 Dalmatians March/Dog Rap". Here are Mrs. Whiting's Second Graders marching onto the stage to the song "101 Dalmatians".
Right in the middle of their dance, who should show up but Cruella deVil! (Mrs. Whiting as Cruella deVil, and the second graders as Dalmatians.)
The Cruella deVil costume was made by Debi's mom.
Debi's niece, Kyleigh, wearing a Dalmatian hood made by Kyleigh's Grandma Doris. Cruella deVil is trying to wrap up the "Kyleigh Dalmatian" in her red cape.
Debi's sister, Lisa; Lisa's daughter, Kyleigh; and Debi's parents (Richard and Doris Greenwood) and Gary attended the Talent Show. Debi's mom made all the Dalmatian hoods and collars, as well as the Cruella costume. We all had a fun time!
Gary and Debi met on July 31, 1998 and were married four months later on November 27, 1998 in the Oakland Temple.
We had both been married before. Debi was widowed in February 1998 when her husband, Mike Ramsey, died unexpectedly from a heart attack. Gary was divorced and living in Auburn, California. We met because Debi wanted to sell Mike's guns and her sister's husband (Scott) knew that Gary had owned a gun shop in Washington years before. Gary and Scott came down from Sacramento to look at the guns to see what they were worth. Both Gary and Debi felt something special right away and were engaged a week later! (When you know it's right, why wait?)
Now some "little unknown facts" about us...Debi collects "Cinderella" books from other cultures, anything from Disney's "101 Dalmatians", and Christmas nativities from around the world.
Gary collects oil lamps and has over 20 different types. He served in the United States Navy for ten years and was stationed on three different submarines. He can actually say he has lived underwater!
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