
As you can tell they look like little angels! The halos may be a little crooked, but if you look real hard you can see them!
Dad says: We had our usual Sushi Sunday and I wanted to share a picture of Renee's beautiful pate in use.

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4 comments:
Awesome Joshua!! Thats is great! You look very excited! I know mom and dad are very proud of you Joshua. You are the youngest to serve.... Lucky you! ; ) Yes i can see those little halos floating above your heads. =) Little angles. You and Jarrod look to grown up in those gowns.
Jarrod you are a great teacher. Joshua did a wonderful job because you taught him all of the things he needed to know about serving. We are very proud of you for being such a great brother and teacher buddy. I love you. Oh and you look very proud of how well you taught Joshua. =)
Lee i love the Sushi design especially on moms beautiful Sushi plate. =)
XOXO LOVE JAMIE BELLA AND CHRISTIAN.
p.s 37 weeks only 3 more to go!!
Hey Snuggle Monkey,
I am so happy to hear you are serving at Mass. And Jarrod must be so proud of having taught you the ropes. What an awesome brother he is! Just wish I could have been there to see it for myself.
I hope you both have a long career as servers because it is such a wonderful gift.
You go Mighty Warrior - you are The Champion.
Tons of Love, Hugs and Kisses,
Nonna
Sweet Jamie,
Three weeks!!!!! Hang in little girl, you're almost there and I am very excited for you and Christian.
Love,
Nonna
What a beautiful picture - 2 brothers serving Mass together and Jarrod was able to teach Joshua. I know how proud and you must be, Renee. You probably cried happy tears! Father John must have been especially pleased to have those 2 Gandy boys assisting.
3 weeks until a little girl joins all those boys - what a joyous time for everyone.
Love, Laura & Frank
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