The Garrard family of Archie and June Garrard began 60 years ago when they were married in the Mesa Arizona LDS Temple on June 17, 1948. They have raised six children together in Phoenix, AZ, Portland, OR, SLC, UT, Twin Falls, ID, and Huntsville, AL where they still reside today. Linda, the oldest, has five children, Shane, Deana, Kelly, Beth, and Jesse. She and Rashadd Mayes now live in Tacoma, WA. Susan, the second daughter, married Doug Earl and they have three children, Kim, Ben, and Stacey. Susan and Doug live in Strousburg, PA. Daughter #3 is Jeri, married to Bruce Howard and they have six children also: Lee, Spencer, Jared, Andy, Sarah and Diane. Their home is in SLC, UT. Ron was born next, giving them their first son. He and his wife, Tran, live in Burbank, CA and have three children: Rick, Lora, and Mike. The last two children of Archie and June were also girls: Jeanette and Kathy. Jeanette has three children: Kristina, Bobby, and Angela. She lives in Holly Hill, FL and is now married to Max Chidavaenzi. Kathy was the baby and she and Keith Underwood live in Huntsville, AL not far from Archie and June. The family keeps growing and changing with grandchildren and great grandchildren and moves around the country. We want to keep up with each others lives by joining together on this blog.
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Does anyone know what acute tubular injury means? It sounds like good news because it's treatable though. And Beth, is there still the drainage from her lung or have they cleared all that out? It seems like that congestion would make it hard to breathe. Thanks for all the news. Love, Aunt Susan
Susan,
yes there is drainage from the lung still and in answer to your question for acute tubular injury here is a link with more info: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000512.htm
Loved the picture of you at Disneyland, Beth. I'm glad that your mom could have a fun vacation with you, even though she went to the hospital when you got home. I should have asked you how your trip was when I was there, but all I could think of was your mom. Sorry. Love you, Jeri
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