June Recap

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June was a busy balance of working full-time and weekend road trips!
RUN to the END 5K in Rochester

York, ME with Aunt Joan


Mr. & Mrs. Booth
 June 23 Otego, NY


Word of Life Worship in the Adirondacks
Schroon Lake, NY 
8/15 Brown Cousins in Vermont


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