Easter Bunny is Comin to Town!

The Easter Bunny came and hid tons of eggs and candy for Drew! Not one egg was left un-discovered :)

Drew has a new angel in heaven...

You were taken too soon, mom...we will miss you forever.

DENT, Diana Lynne (Hill)
Born in Sacramento, CA and passed away of cancer April 21, 2011 in Orangevale, CA at the age of 51. Beloved wife of Kenneth D. Dent for 31 years. Dearly loved her children, Bradley D. Dent (Corinne Dent) and Danielle M. Dent (Jason Johnson). Adored her grandchildren, Andrew Dayle Dent and Colten Scott Johnson. She leaves behind loving parents, Lee and Edie (Sue) Hill; one brother, Michael Hill of Las Vegas, NV; three sisters, Denise Hill, Sandy (Jack) Maye, Sharon (Tom) Langford. She also leaves behind loving in-laws, James and Louise Dent; sister-in-law, Gail Neeley; and two brothers-in-law, Ronald (Martha) Dent and David (Cindy) Dent. She will be dearly missed by her many relatives and friends, especially her 93 year old grandfather, Robert C. Hopkins, Sr. Diana graduated from Bella Vista High School and earned a Certificate in Design from American River College. She worked for Expo and Home Depot Stores for 11 years and worked as a florist designer for Hazel Tree Florist in Fair Oaks. When Diana was 16 years old, she was the youngest manager of the Inks A&W in Folsom, CA. She loved to travel to Hawaii, Mexico and the Caribbean as she loved the tropics. She and her husband, Ken, belonged to local antique car and hot rod clubs. Diana's passion was interior decorating and flower arranging. There will be a Celebration of Life on May 4, 2011 from 2-5pm at the Croatian American Cultural Center, 3730 Auburn Blvd., Sacramento CA. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society , 1545 River Park Dr., Ste. 100, Sacramento, CA 95815

Drew's Heaven

As an early birthday present to Drew, we decided to take him to the Sacramento Train Museum! We saw all the different trains and Drew ooood and awed over each one and then we rode the big, real train! We were sure to buy him a train whistle prior to the voyage and he repeated each whistle after the conductor blew his :) Best day ever!