We woke feeling excited.  The air was cool and crisp.  We got ready to drive to the Draper Temple.  Aaron drove early with Adam and the rest of us followed.  The Draper Temple is high on the side of the Wasatch Mountains, overlooking the south end of Salt Lake Valley.  It was beautiful.

In the temple, they made covenants to each other and to God.  Abbey’s father, Kevin Pinegar performed the sealing.  It was a joy to be there with loved ones supporting them. After they were sealed for time and all eternity, we went outside to wait for them to exit the temple doors as husband and wife.

Here are some photos from our happy day–

Paul and Leslie Laemmlen

Ben and Mace Camp with their boys, Summit, River and Cove, and Barb and Lowell Camp

John visiting with Chris Owens, Gary Lassen and Dave Lewis

Aaron’s cousins: Adrienne and James Lewis, Garrett and Aubrey Lewis

Kevin Pinegar, John Lewis and Gary Lassen

Aaron’s good friends: Jason Allred, Molly and Ryan, Austin Stephan

Claire and Adam Lewis

Pinegar family members

Jeffrey and Kathleen Lewis

MIke, Barb and Lowell Camp

Abbey’s sisters

As Aaron and Abbey came out:

Family pictures:

Abbey’s family:

Abbey’s Family

Abbey’s grandparents, Mary and Richard Cook

Kevin and Susan Pinegar, Abbey and Aaron, John and Ann Lewis

John and Adam Lewis

Graham and Claire, Abbey and Aaron, Adam (Heidi was too pregnant to come)

Aaron and Adam Lewis

Destiny

Somewhere there waiteth in this world of ours
For one lone soul another lonely soul,
Each choosing each through all the weary hours
And meeting strangely at one sudden goal.
Then blend they, like green leaves with golden flowers,
Into one beautiful and perfect whole;
And life’s long night is ended, and the way
Lies open onward to eternal day.

– Sir Edwin Arnold (1832-1904)