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Chace Barry Vennard




someone please show aunt Milly!

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colleen vennard said…
The man in the picture is Chace's uncle Lorne my oldest son! The baby looks just like his father Michael when he was born! I have a neborn pic of Mike holding his hand just like that!
robbyblogger said…
You sound like one happy Granny.
Congratulations Colleen, you're a grandma! Chace is beautiful. I'll be sure to tell my mom and I'll make sure Aunt Milly sees the pictures.
colleen vennard said…
Thanks Deb, I really appreciate it since she is not on the blog or facebook and has no kids to interpet for her! lol!~ But she was worried we wouldn't keep in touch with her so thanks! The rest of u I know u can sahre it with your parents and siblings so I am not so worried! Love you all nan c! lol!

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