Here we are waiting patiently in our seats for the big event to begin. It takes awhile for 3,000 plus graduates to parade in. The later ones actually got snowed on! Luckily Katie was in her seat before the storm hit. It was quite a processional! Elder Bednar was the main speaker. By the time we met back outside and found Katie, the sun was shining!
Dinner at Tapanyaki was a fun event. We watched a master japanese chef prepare our dinner right at our table. Wow! Keith and Katie caught the shrimp he threw right in their mouths! It was all very delicious.
The next day was college convocations. This is Katie posing with her flowers and gifts just outside the Marriott center. We're proud of you Katie!
The Huntsman Cancer Hospital is a beautiful place, especially with pretty flowers on the shelf. I think it's mostly for friends and family to appreciate. Apparently Josh was too heavily medicated to remember much about his 4 day hospital stay. 
Diane Corbin made this amazing quilt for Josh & Katie's wedding. During the quilting process, Diane learned that Josh was diagnosed with cancer, and it became a story quilt. Notice the birds in the corners and the lilies in the center. "For your Father, who is in heaven, knoweth that you have need of all these things." 
Diane and Brittney wanted to throw a graduation party for Katie, so they decorated her apartment and bought angel food cake and strawberries and whipped cream. There was a graduation balloon for Katie, a get well balloon for Josh and even a birthday balloon for Eric back at home. Happy 14th birthday Eric!
Sunday morning, Devin and 2 of his buddies joined us at Katie's for buttermilk pancakes and omelets. They spent Saturday being cowboys in DuCheyne Utah, wrangling cattle. Notice the nice sunburns they're sporting.
