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Kunz Reunion

So, this was my first time attending a true blue Kunz Reunion--we have get togethers all the time, but you know, they aren't official. So, unfortunately the reunion fell on the busiest weekend Kory has at work--the Melaleuca Picnic. So, the Kory Kunz family was pretty divided. Some of the older kids went up Friday, some Saturday, and we arrived with the little ones on Saturday evening.

On Friday night, Kory pitched a couple of softball games for his work team in the Melaleuca Softball Tournament, and did an excellent job. Here are a couple of his fans.



Then, Saturday morning, Kory left early and I came later with Chloe and Caleb for some good times at the picnic. There were enough games to keep the kids busy all day, and I cheered them on and chilled underneath the tent while they gave away awesome prizes (we didn't get any).






After it ended, we headed home and loaded up for our trip to Victor. It had been rainy all day, which kept things cool but put a damper on some of the reunion plans. Still, we had a blast visiting with everyone when we got up there.

Sunday we all went to church and then we had a nice dinner and visited and played mellow games the rest of the day. I didn't take too many pictures, but here are a few.



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