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My Family Page |
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These are assorted pictures of members of my family. |
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The Polei and Buntain women. You might say this family is dominated by women.. Thirty-three percent of them are getting married in 2006 |
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A picture from the Long family reunion in 2005 at Lafayette. |
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Another reunion picture. That's Judy (Wheaton) Shelburn in the middle. She's lived in Kokomo for a number of years. |
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Here's one from the past. (Front) Karen, Dennis, Elizabeth, Mark. (Back) Abbie, David, Joe, Lisa, Chris. |
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Karen Long, Lisa Brown and Elizabeth Long Lisa lives across the street from Camp Tecumseh in Carroll County. |
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Erin Buntain and Abbie Long. The original couch potatoes Erin passed the bar - the Old Style- on her way to Minnesota. |
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Elizabeth Long
Mother, grandmother, great grandmother, etc. She turned 89 in September. |
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Patrick Long
I believe Patrick is the first three sport athlete in Long family history.
He's playing football at Wabash College. The team did well in 2005, going undefeated during the regular season. (Put your mouse on top of his picture to see how hard he works at Wabash. And you can also click on his picture to get to the Wabash College web site.) |
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This is just a picture of the pile of leaves that we had this fall. |
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Elizabeth Long and Stephanie Polei |
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Home Page
Basketball
Babe Ruth League Baseball
In My Opinion
Picture Page 1
Picture Page 2
Family Tree Page
Meet The Longs
Meet The Berndts |
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We sent Karen out to buy a tree for this Christmas, and this is what she found. She said it was on sale. Wonder why? |
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Stephanie Polei graduated near the top of her class in 2006. One of her last acts as a senior was to honor her grandmother as a pillar of the community during a ceremony at the high school. |
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Santa is always around somewhere |
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