More Pictures! I am not certain if these have already been added or not.

More Pictures!

Janet, Pat and George Wick -- at George and Janet's home.

Grandma Peg's gravestone in Mesa, Arizona--City of Mesa Cemetery

Margie Wick and grandson--Margie is Nancy and Bill's daughter-in-law and she is married to David Wick.

Richard and Carol Wick -- Richard is the son of George Wick, Sr.

Here are more pictures from Uncle Jack's stay in Arizona--I hope!

Gordon and his wife, Tonya. Gordon is Uncle George's son.

Bill (Nancy and Uncle Bill's oldest child) and Tim (Nancy and Uncle Bill's youngest child).

Uncle Jack with Bill and David Wick (Nancy and Uncle Bill's second oldest child.) Uncle Bill and Nancy have six children: Bill, David, Doug, Mary Margaret, Cristine, and Tim.

Uncle Jack and me (Pat Wick--daughter of Ollie Wick)

Uncle Jack and Judy Wick (wife of Ollie Wick)

PICTURES OF REUNION--I HOPE?!

Aunt Nancy (Bill Wick's wife) and her son, Doug and Doug's wife Kay. Nancy is 88 and looks great. She is as energetic and zany as ever. We all love visiting with her.

This is George Wick (Uncle George's son), Kitten and her husband, Joe Knott.

Oophs! Loaded this one twice -- well, I am not an expert. :-)

Wick Family Reunion March 13, 2010

Uncle Jack arrived on Wednesday, March 10th and I took him to my favorite Mexican Food restaurant. After dinner we came home and watched a DVD. It was heartwarming to watch him -- often I could see glimpses of my Father (Ollie) in his face. It was good to have him visit in my home.

On Thursday, March 11th--Judy Wick (Ollie's wife) took Uncle Jack out for a steak dinner -- he had a good time and when he got home we watched a DVD. Uncle Jack likes to stay up late and so do I.

On Friday, March 12th Uncle Jack met a man he worked with in Michigan and they had a pleasant visit. Then he came home and we watched two DVD's. (Good thing I had plenty of DVD's that he had not seen.)

Saturday, March 13th we drove to Phoenix to Anzio's to our reunion. Here are the names of those who attended:Uncle Jack Wick the youngest child of Oliver James and Margaret Gordon Wick. Judy Wick (Ollie's wife), me (Pat Wick-Ollie daughter)and my daughter, Elizabeth Mish. Nancy Wick (Uncle Bill's wife) and her children: Bill, David (his wife Margie and three of their grandchildren), Doug (and his wife Kay), and Tim (Nancy's youngest child.) George Wick (son of Dot and George Wick) and George's daughter, Kitten and her husband. Gordon (George Sr. Son) and his wife Tonya. Richard and his wife Carol. I apologize if I forgot someone and for forgetting Kitten's husband's name and Margie's grandkids name. I should have written them down.

We all visited for more than three hours and I hope everyone enjoyed themselves. I brought a copy of the genealogy research done by Cheryl Wick (Uncle Jack's daughter-in-law--she is married to Jackie.) I think several of the Wick's were interested in their family history and I hope they will complete the forms I gave them so that we can gather even more names.

Wick Clan's--first message on our Blog

A few months ago I was speaking with Uncle Jack and invited him to Arizona. When I learned that he would be coming on March 10Th I called Margie and asked if we should all go to lunch. She thought it was a good idea and found a restaurant. I started contacting the few Wick's that I could find their phone numbers. I have been delighted at the response we have gotten.

At this time there are about 20 people who plan to attend the luncheon on March 13Th. It has been fun speaking with many family members that I have never met before and connecting with a few of my cousins that I haven't seen or talked to in years.

I am hoping that many of us -- will post comments on this blog and help us get to know each other.

I will write more later but now I have to enter the email addresses of those who can make comments. If you want me to add another email address let me know.

I hope I can remember how I am to do this -- a friend set up the blog for me.

The weather is wonderful today -- I love the sun and the warmth.