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shangahi, sh china - Thursday, April 19, 2007 9:17 AM CDT

Hi Karna and Bob, We talked to Dennis this weekend, and he said that Sarah was going to Cully's birthday party. Happy birthday to him! I think of you often. Hope all is well. Take care.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Sunday, March 5, 2006 11:15 PM CST

Just wanted to say "hi" and wish you a Happy New Year. How's things going?
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Friday, January 6, 2006 10:53 PM CST

Wishing you a wonderful Christmas! It is great you found a little time to write. I enjoy hearing about the updates.
Detra and Curt Cleven
Kingsport, TN USA - Tuesday, December 13, 2005 7:35 PM CST

Karna, I'm glad you found a minute in your busy days to put up a new journal entry and pictures...you don't know what a welcome study break it was to read and check up on the kids! I looked through some pictures of when I first started helping out with the babies, and I cannot believe how much they've grown up! Thanks for keeping us up to date! When are you coming to Duluth?! :)
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Duluth , MN USA - Thursday, December 8, 2005 3:29 PM CST

Hi - Thanks for the update and the pictures of the kids. Signe looks cute in her glasses. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas.
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Superior, WI USA - Thursday, December 8, 2005 12:06 AM CST

Ditto: Yea! an update!! I, too, check your journal weekly, and know that you cannot possibly update it that often...but am always SO excited when you do. The kids are growing so fast, and looking wonderfully angelic :-)
I hope that we can see you in person this next summer. Until then, we just get peeks at your lives and still really appreciate that! Love to all.
Carol McKenzie <kcmckenzie1@msn.com>
Milliken, CO - Thursday, December 8, 2005 9:58 AM CST

YAY!! An update finally!! Just wanted to let you guys know I'm STILL reading your updates. Even from the far land of San Diego, CA. This nanny can't believe how BIG those kids are getting!! I'm getting married back home on January 14th! I'm a labor and delivery nurse out here in San Diego. I definitely think of Marcus, Signe, and Tatum when I'm taking care of my pre-term patients!! Joe (my fiancee) is in the Navy, and is from Prior Lake.
That's where my life is right now!! God Bless this holiday season!!!
Becca Reichelt <beccacali@gmail.com>
San Diego, CA USA - Wednesday, December 7, 2005 10:03 AM CST

Fun to see you tonight at music. Sorry we missed Marcus. I hope you aren't done with the journal. Take all the break you need. But I miss getting the updates. Sorry, don't mean to put any pressure on you. If you are done, I will totally respect that! Looking forward to seeing you next week.
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- Monday, December 5, 2005 8:21 PM CST

Hi - I've been thinking of you and your family. Hope all is well. How's Cully doing in kindergarten? I'm busy planning a salad luncheon/craft and bake sale at our church. It's something I've volunteered to do the last 5 years or so. When will I ever learn? Oh, just kidding! It is fun, and the money helps the church in many ways. Last year, we were able to purchase a new refrigerator for the fellowship hall. Well, take care, and hope you find time for a journal entry or some pictures one of these days.
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Superior, WI USA - Saturday, October 29, 2005 5:00 PM CDT

Hello to the Hauck family! I thought of you all today, as Karna's parents had donated some beautiful flowers at chuch in honor of Tim. I hope you are all well, and I look forward to seeing you at the alumni meet next weekend. Take care!
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- Sunday, September 25, 2005 4:10 PM CDT

Karna and Bob,

The quiet, peaceful times do come (for me about 21 years later). Erika, Aani, Kirsten and I have just returned from almost 3 weeks away--10 days of wonderful calm, relaxing time on Lake Cascade high in the mountains north of Boise. It was a good time for us all, even with whitewater rafting, canoeing, hiking, driving on forest roads, swimming, but much sitting on the wonderful deck, taking long walks at sunset on the beach, etc.

Thank you so much for the perceptive descriptions of the children. It helps us to know them.
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Mt. Pleasant, - Thursday, August 4, 2005 4:17 PM CDT

Hello - Just got home today from being in Northfield for a week....helping Dennis and Tania with the kids, and Al assisting with their deck building. Sorry, I couldn't make it outside to see you that one day when you stopped by, Bob. The grandkids were keeping me busy! We had such a good time with them! Anyway, I was anxious to check out your website once we got back home. It's fun to follow everyone's progress and see the latest family pictures. Looking forward to your next journal entry. Thanks for writing!
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Superior, WI USA - Wednesday, July 27, 2005 6:48 PM CDT

Knew that you are were alive and surviving, but glad to have the confirmation. Hooray for the 40th Bob--all of them are fun. Congratulations Karna on getting such a major surprise carried off. But that is not a surprise for those of us who know you.

Camping/motel experiences with our four was always fun, but the sleeping part was not to be counted in the "fun." It might have worked with five separate rooms/tents instead of just the one.

Joel Brown <jbrown@iwc.edu>
Mt Pleasant, IA - Wednesday, July 6, 2005 2:55 PM CDT

Hi....Happy 40th, Bob! Sounds like you're all having a nice summer. Dennis and Tania were here last week and did some home improvement for us - Dennis, painting our garage and Tania, laying tile on the basement floor. We sure appreciated their hard work. They left Rachel, Sarah, and Ryan with us for a few days, after that, and went home to start on their new deck. It's always a joy to have the grandkids with us! Al's up in Alaska right now, with my brother - doing some sightseeing and halibut fishing. I had a chance to go, too, but I'm too scared to fly since 9/11. I'm regretting it now - would have been a trip of a lifetime, but I'm trying to keep busy here, and looking forward to his return. Hope you continue your journal and pictures. It's always fun to check in with you.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Tuesday, July 5, 2005 1:03 PM CDT

Hello from your old nanny. I can't believe they are three! I am now working in the NICU at the Mayo Clinic and your children truly are miracles :) hope all is well, god bless
Anna Rickert <annabrickert@yahoo.com>
Rochester, MN - Monday, May 23, 2005 3:32 PM CDT

Hi....Sounds like you had a fun week with the kids. Loved the new pictures!
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Sunday, May 22, 2005 8:07 AM CDT

How can it be that we are all turning 3? We hope you have a great day. Casey, Brandt, and Jacob Mencke
Lisa Mencke <lmencke@charter.net>
Lakeville, MN - Thursday, May 12, 2005 2:53 PM CDT

Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday to Marcus, Signe, and Tatum! I can't believe that they are now 3 years old! Congratulations to all! These children have not just "made" it through these first three years, but have grown and blossomed so very much with the love and care of their wonderful families!! Love, Carol and Ken
Carol and Ken McKenzie <kcmckenzie1@msn.com>
Milliken, CO US - Thursday, May 12, 2005 9:30 AM CDT

Happy Birthday Dear Marcus,
Happy Birthday Dear Signe,
Happy Birthday Dear Tatum,
Happy 3rd Birthday to YOU!!
Sorry the weather has been so crummy for your individual special nights out with mom and dad but I'm certain you are still having a BLAST! Enjoy. Let's hope the weather warms up for my birthday party on Sunday. See you soon. I'm so excited!!!
Love,
Maired Beithon
Maired Beithon <beithon@charter.net>
Northfield, MN - Thursday, May 12, 2005 8:04 AM CDT

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TATUM!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SIGNE!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARCUS!
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Thursday, May 12, 2005 6:38 AM CDT

My, how all four of your kids are growing up! I loved seeing the photos. . .and that Cindy Varley sure does a nice job with family portraits! Take care, Andrea :)
Andrea McCarty <amccarty@edenpr.org>
Eden Prairie, MN - Saturday, May 7, 2005 7:31 PM CDT

Karna,

I have just realized that my entries in the guestbook are somewhat of a journal for me for the past 2 years. I have just put them all together and have reread many. they remind me of the joy both Jill and I have shared as we celebrated and heard about your faimly. It also has been a record of some elements of Jill's health, but more of our wonderful time together. I hope you can keep writing. I will try to also. Busy time for us--Kirsten is one of the leads in the high school play with 5 performances this weekend, I accompany a middle school choral festival and play for a Music and Menus symphony fundraiser, Erika has "Merry Widow" and I accompnay her junior recital in the next week, Kirsten's prom is next weekend and I (with the help of other parents) will have the formal dinner for a group of 16-20 at our house (plus I am playing for a wedding the same afternoon--that will take careful planning--but I do have wonderful help.) And college will finish in the next two weeks!!!!!!!!!!
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
Mt. Pleasant, IA - Friday, April 22, 2005 11:45 AM CDT

Hi Karna,
What fantastic life stories you are recording! I talked to your mom the other night and she said you were thinking of not writing...PLEASE keep it up - it's truly wonderful for those of us who are far away and don't get to see you often, and will be something that you and your children will cherish later on. It is a priceless gift!
Also, this new picture made me really grin! Tatum looks JUST like you did at that age! :-) All our love to ALL of you!
Carol McKenzie <kcmckenzie1@msn.com>
Milliken, CO - Tuesday, April 19, 2005 8:18 PM CDT

Karna, As I think you know I have been trying also to keep a journal this year. No entries since the beginning of March. Life continues to be busy with four daughters ages 17, 19, 21 and 24. Different from when they were little like yours, but still so busy. Enjoyed Cully's reaction to his school and glad that it sounds so much like the Arts Alternative atmosphere. It will be a good place for him I am sure. I have such wonderful memories of you as a first grader at Arts and entries from your journal from that year remain vivid in my mind! Pictures are great this time too. Erika is engaged! Wedding Nov. 26. Lots to think about and plan. Joel
Joel Brown <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Monday, April 18, 2005 11:12 AM CDT

Hi Karna - It was nice seeing you while we were in Northfield a few weeks ago. I enjoyed reading your latest journal entry, and seeing the cute pictures of the kids. Keep writing! By the way, my cousin's wife is doing better now. She's been transferred to a hospital in Fargo, to be closer to home, and is finally off the ventilator and able to sit up for short periods of time. It's been a long haul for her, being in the hospital since mid-January. She still has rehab ahead of her, but I know she can do it. She's one strong lady! Everyone's prayers are working! Hope to see you again when we're visiting with Dennis and Tania and the grandkids.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Friday, April 15, 2005 10:42 AM CDT

Hi Karna...I continue (when I can) to follow your journals and you continue to inspire me with your amazing mothering abilites! I am waiting for the entry about when potty training will begin for your 3:) We are making that step at our house. Can you believe we will all be celebrating third birthdays...I love to watch them grow, but miss the infant stage terribly. We have our follow up with Dr. Hoekstra on May 3rd. Each time we see him it is such an emotional day...we are reminded of how fortunate we are!
Fargo is good...we are happy with our move. We miss some of the opportunities that the cities offers, but love how much more we see our family! Hope all continues to be well for you and family!
Jamie Mattern <JamieMattern@hotmail.com>
Fargo, ND - Friday, April 1, 2005 9:29 AM CST

Karna, All sounds great in spite of colds and viral stuff. I have just gotten back from tour with the IWC choir. Had a really good time. Relaxing for me. Saw Mamma Mia! in Toronto. Donna, the mama, reminded me a lot of you. She was excellent as was the whole show. It is the kind of mindless entertainment that I need now. The choir sang in some really impressive churches which was exciting for these mostly Iowa kids. Saw Niagara Falls in the winter which is awesome. All the mist was blowing right towards us. It was cold and very windy. I loved it. The only thing that could have been better would to have had Jill see it with me. One of the plans was to go to Niagara together. She had never been there. I had gone several times in the early 1970's. Emotions come and go. Always thinking of you.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
Brown, - Thursday, March 3, 2005 7:38 PM CST

Hi Karna--
I want you to know how much I enjoy reading your journals about your family. They are growing up so fast and I know it must keep you very busy, but hope you can also enjoy them. Love, Aunt Marion
Marion Carlson <mcarlson75@hotmail.com>
Greeley, Co. U.S.A. - Tuesday, March 1, 2005 12:38 AM CST

Hi Karna and Bob - It's always fun to read your journal and see the latest pictures of the kids. Hope things are going well for you this week. The Caring Bridge website has become very important to me. Along with keeping up with your family, I am able to read about my cousin's wife, who is in Region's Hospital in St. Paul. She's been there for the last month, recuperating from a car crash, in which my cousin and two of their children were killed. She and their 12 year old were badly injured. Fortunately, he was just discharged, but she will be there for awhile yet, and then will be transferred to Fargo, to be closer to home. Please keep her in your prayers. I'll look forward to reading your next entry. Take care.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Wednesday, February 16, 2005 11:06 AM CST

Karna and Bob,

I am so envious of the wonderful ice skating experience, the puppet theater and all of that. We never really did find the way to enjoy the motel experience--yes the swimming pool, and the girls loved being able to watch TV which they really never did at home, but the going to bed and trying to get some sleep was always impossible. Much of that was due to the financial constraints of having us all in the same room. So glad Gordy and Betty are back safely.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Wednesday, February 9, 2005 3:59 PM CST

Karna, So glad to have some news from Gordy and Betty. What you are setting up sounds so much like Jill's procedure for getting her first grade stations going at the beginning of the year. It did not just happen that every child knew how to handle the freedom and the structure of that classroom. Good luck.

The night ritual of reading and music reminded me of sitting in the hall reading to our girls sitting outside the doorway when all 4 were in one room, and later when we moved and there were two bedrooms for them I sat in the hall. It worked for all except Kari.

Thanks.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Monday, January 24, 2005 4:25 PM CST

Karna and All,

Your perceptive comments and observations about each child and the family dynamics reminds me so much of Jill. She was always able to verbalize and capture the special qualities of each of our girls, and to then give the concrete examples that let the reader have a complete picture of that child. You do that so well. So many things in this journal resonate with values/conversations that Jill and I had. She too loved being at home with our four, but she missed the intellectual stimulation of adult contact, and just that affirmation that she was a thinking/seeing person that children do not give to their parents--unfortunately not for a long, long time. The difficulties of the overwhelming nature of the job of a parent at home is lost on many, but not on you and Jill. I can remember my own mother saying sometime in the late 1950's that she was so thankful the first day we finally had a meal that someone did not spill their milk--there were four in my family, but spread out--so that milestone may have even taken longer, but not as many spills during one meal. I can understand Cully wanting the triplets to understand how to behave now that he can behave--unfortunately that will just continue, because as he grows and they grow his maturity level will mostly be just ahead of the kinds of control that they are just developing. We still have that issue with 24, 21, 19 and a 17 year old. Good luck. You are doing wonderfully.

All 4 girls were in Rockford for their grandmother's funeral for which they sang. Lots of loss and continued grieving. Very difficult to go to her house -- most likely for the last time -- and all the memories of all our Christmases and Thanksgivings and summers and weekends that we spent there -- and in a very real sense to take leave of both their mother and grandma in the place where so many wonderful experiences and close times took place. It was and is just hard for all of us.

Keep writing--we will read.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Monday, January 17, 2005 12:01 AM CST

Dear Karna, I've been trying to write for some time. I look here every week and love the pictures. Life has been tough, my cat died on New Year's day and grandma died this past Monday. It's all okay and we're doing okay. I will try to write again soon. Love, Kari
Kari Brown
- Sunday, January 16, 2005 5:25 PM CST

I've not visited your website for a long time but got a new computer and was looking over the bookmarks that were migrated to my new machine and...found you again. Though we enjoy seeing you in church, it was fascinating to read about the personalities, likes and dislikes your 4 'little people' are developing. Being a blessing certainly goes both ways--you and Bob are a blessing to your 4 children in the loving, thoughtful ways you interact with each of them. Fun to read up on you all!!!
Lois Stratmoen <stratmoe@stolaf.edu>
Northfield, MN USA - Friday, January 14, 2005 10:30 AM CST

Karna,
Even though I don't write often, I search for your new entries weekly, and can't tell you how enjoyable it is reading your journal and seeing the photographs. Again, it is SUCH a blessing that you share with us - please don't give it up! (Although I truly don't know how you find to write!) I love the haircuts, especially Tatum's. How they ALL remind me of YOU at that age!! :-) Hang in there! Love, Carol

Carol McKenzie <kcmckenzie1@msn.com>
Milliken, CO - Wednesday, January 12, 2005 9:18 PM CST

Karna- I always look forward to reading your next entry and all of the pictures that you take the time to add. It's been fun for me to keep up with your family and stay a little connected even though I've moved to Alaska. Thank you for your time and energy!
Marcy Bartsch <marcybartsch@hotmail.com>
Anchorage , AK USA - Tuesday, January 11, 2005 5:09 PM CST

Karna and Bob, We love to know what the family is up to. They are growing so fast!! Keep up the good work. Your patience is an inspiration to me Karna. Happy New Year!
Kathy Clark
Northfield, MN USA - Tuesday, January 11, 2005 9:51 AM CST

Hi Karna, I can certainly understand why you haven't had time to write! In the meantime, I enjoyed the pictures. Glad to hear you had a nice Christmas. Take care.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI 54880 - Friday, January 7, 2005 2:16 PM CST

Karna, I love the pictures. Halloween was Jill's favorite of the holidays. She would love the pictures too. She loved the creativity and imagination and fantasy that it loosened in children (and in adults if they would allow it.) She and Eileen Johns loved their K-1 Hallowen parties. Our house is again decorated with LOTS of hanging pumpkins and almost as many orange lights as we have at Christmas. Kirsten (at 17) still costumes for the season--a week ago in the final marching band show, she and two friends were Charlie's Angels as she sang her solo striding down the 50 yard line. Tonight she has gone to a high school Halloween dance dressed as a lion. The pictures remind me so much of the fun Jill and I have had these years as the girls have grown. Sometime around 1974-5 Jill flew from O'Hare to Columbus OH on Halloween going directly from school in her witch's costume, with green face, snaggle teeth, red blood dripping from the side of her mouth, a sleeping bag with her broom tucked in it. At the TWA check in counter the agent said "What are you doing?" and her response was "Isn't this the Travelling Withches Association?" They let her fly. (I doubt that this would have occurred without lots of consternation in 2004.) Her seat mate finally asked "What the hell is going on?" She ignored him. I met her in Columbus with a ladylike friend who was so embarrassed to be seen with us. And through it all Jill just acted like all was perfectly normal. This could have been when you were in her class. Hope this chases away the colds. Think of you often. The months do pass. It is hard right now to have any sense of time.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Saturday, November 6, 2004 10:26 PM CST

Hi Karna,
How I miss it when you are all sick and I don't get to read the weekly doings of the Hauck clan! I hope that you are all on the mend. The photos of the munchkins in costume are precious! Brings a real pull to the heartstrings as I recall the annual Olson/Risburg "pumpkin cut-up"s! Hang in there. Love,
Carol
Carol McKenzie <kcmckenzie1@msn.com>
Milliken, CO US - Thursday, November 4, 2004 8:25 AM CST

Hello to the Hauck family! I just had to check in to see how everyone has been doing. Sounds like everyone is keeping busy and enjoying fun-fall excursions. Great new pictures.
Hope to see you soon!
Katherine
Katherine Norrie <katherinenorrie@yahoo.com>
Dundas, MN 55019 - Thursday, October 28, 2004 12:39 AM CDT

Hi Karna and Bob
I check your website every week. I enjoy hearing your stories. Often times, your adventures remind me of some of ours. (We had little fingers smashed in the car door last week.) I like the pic w/ the 4 kids at the table and their colored drinking glasses. All 4 of our kids have a specific color that is 'theirs'--especially when it comes to drinking glasses. It is helpful, and I like to think it eliminates some chaos.
Hope to see you at the reunion!!
Much love, Suzie Denney & fam.
Suzie Denney <bobnsuzie@sbcglobal.net>
Springfield, MO - Sunday, October 24, 2004 3:38 PM CDT

Hi...Funny story about your breakfast at the IHOP! Cute pictures! We had Rachel, Sarah, and Ryan here for the weekend, while Dennis and Tania went up to Lutsen. It kept us busy, but it sure was fun. They grow up so fast. Enjoy every minute.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Sunday, October 24, 2004 3:20 PM CDT

Hi Karna,
This is Lynn Wollstadt; remember me from Arts Alternative and Wilson? Anyway, I stumbled across your website and now I'm addicted. I emailed you at the hauck@stolaf.edu a while back...just thought you should know I've been reading!

Lynn Wollstadt <lynnwollstadt@comcast.net>
- Saturday, October 23, 2004 2:53 PM CDT

Karna,Hello my name is Savanna. i recieved your website address in an email from my uncle Jody, (Joel Brown) i would like to send my thanks to you in having everyone that reads your page pray for my family! Thank you so much for writing about the "greatness" of my aunt Jills life. I am way down in sunny Florida and was not able to attend the funeral. I am so glad that it was an "up lifting" ceromony. I would like to ask everyone to keeo praying for uncle Jody and the girls!! Last but not least, your children are beautiful!!!
Always,
Savanna
Savanna Richardson <SavannaRichardson@yahoo.com>
Jacksonville, fl - Thursday, October 21, 2004 9:41 PM CDT

Karna,

Your shoe swap is not at all like what Jill and I did, but reminds me of our shopping at an Old Order Amish Country Store an hour north of here--no electricity, but is heated in the winter. Shoes (all were black and most were high tops) were inexpensive ($2.98 to $4.99) in sizes from baby on through grownup. Our girls almost always wore these all the time and the few times we went to a "real" shoe store where there was someone to "fit" them--those were the shoes that our girls would never wear because of pinching or other uncomfortable things. I am impressed with the singing, the counting and the quickly developing mastery of language. Jill and I loved watching all of that happen. Remember that they learn more in these first six years than they do ever later in life. You both are doing such a wonderful job in parenting, and none of it is ever easy. It takes so much thought and flexibility and creativity. You are blessed with all of that. I know that you are enjoying all of the wonderful moments--especially those such as Cully's so accurate description of why he loves you. What an insightful child! With the language and thinking skills that allowed him to express his thoughts with such clarity. And where and how did he learn to do this--by the examples of those around him--you and Bob, grandparents, and those with whom he has contact. ALL RIGHT ON TARGET! Treasure these, as I know you do, and don't worry so much about all those other moments when you are thinking that things are not so perfect in behavior--both your and your children!
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:18 PM CDT

Your girls look like two little old ladies enjoying a brunch--that picture is so cute!

I always look forward to hearing your sanity (or insanity) stories each week. Thank you for sharing your lives with us in such a wonderful way. Your kids already have an enriched life because of your love. Karna, you are SuperWoman!

Have a good weekend.

(Love Tatum's new nickname by the way...)
Jean Tate
Maple Grove, MN - Friday, October 8, 2004 12:49 AM CDT

Hi Karna - Great hearing about the kids again....loved the pictures. The girls look sooooo cute in their new coats! Have a good week!
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Wednesday, October 6, 2004 11:49 PM CDT

Dear Bob and Karnna,
Greetings to in His hame. I'm Joseph Gnanaraj working for LPGM in India. While iwas talking with Mr. Grodon I was asking about triplets. Gordy gave me the website. I just went all it quiet wonderful. I love to see the triblets growing very fast. My loving greetings to Bob, Karna, Gordy and Betty. I will keep waching this page. We will remeber you in our prayers. I have a boy name edi who is 11 years old. Studying 6th std in High School We are living in the samll town near southeastern seashore named Cuddalore where our LPGM Inida Office locate. Thank You. We will keep in touch with you. Yours Sincerely, Joseph Gnanaraj LPGm Liaison officer. LPGM India. 9 ALC Campus Cuddalore
Joseph Gnanaraj <lpgmfo@satyam.net.in>
Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu India - Wednesday, September 22, 2004 6:31 AM CDT

Karna, Your comments about Mom were so accurate. Thank you so much for writing about the gift her life was. I agree her funeral was a very uplifting testimony to her life. I am so jealous of Dad for getting to see the triplets. The pictures are wonderful
Aani Brown <abrown@capital.edu>
Columbus, OH USA - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 5:58 PM CDT

Karna-
I love checking in with your site just about every week...probably been over a year since my mom sent it! Wonderful to see your kiddos growing and to be reminded to be more intentional in my own life through your own reflections. I was so excited to check out the photos this week - to see your nose ring!! Photos are as joyful as ever ...but can't wait to see your assertion of individuality though! Way to go!

Amy Rand <lubarand@hotmail.com>
Ithaca, NY - Thursday, September 16, 2004 7:31 PM CDT

Dear Friends--I was thinking "known and unknown" but obviously we are all friends of Karna and Bob, and I have been reading the guestbook regularly(sometimes very quickly, but it has always been uplifting when our days were filled with uncertainty). We and our girls were at Karna and Bob's wedding and at Tim's funeral--I feel that I know many of you. Thank you for the prayers for me and especially for our daughters--Kari--a chemistry graduate student at Purdue, Erika--a junior music major at Augustana in Rock Island, Aani, a freshman at Capital University in Columbus, OH where she knows very few people yet, but has been surrounded by a loving community already and Kirsten, a junior at Mt. Pleasant High School.

Gordy and Betty had sent Tim's essay on death after his death, but it continues to be a wonderful testament to his and our Christian faith, but I had not thought of it recently. Jill has always been the one to remember the significant details at exactly the right time!

In Christ's everlasting love,
Joel Brown <jbrown@iwc.edu>
Mt. Pleasant , IA - Wednesday, September 15, 2004 4:20 PM CDT

Hi Karna,
Thank you for the kind words about our friend, Jill. I first met you at Jill and Joel's wedding, but you were so young at the time. I saw you from the balcony at the service on Thursday, and as you were leaving the Parish Hall later in the evening, but I couldn't catch you at the time.

I have been enjoying your journal about your family since Joel gave me the link when the triplets were dressed up for halloween in 2002 in their banana split outfits. I check the guest book quite often and have read the notes Joel and sometimes Jill left for you. Sometimes I learned more about what was happening in Mount Pleasant at Browndahl from your guest book than from Jill especially in this past year, but those updates were always appreciated.

Jill loved all her students, but I know that she had a special place in her heart for you. May God bless you as you grieve yet another person in your life taken too soon.
Kathie <kjarvis@eclipsenet.com>
Rockford, IL - Monday, September 13, 2004 12:39 AM CDT

So sorry to hear about Jill Brown. I haven't kept up with everyone else's entries so didn't know she had been sick. Our thoughts and prayers go with you and also with Joel and his family. May God grant all of you strength. I really need to update you on our happenings, but I will save that for another day. Just know we thoroughly enjoy your journals and especially the pictures - what fun! Take care - Carolyn & Bill

Bill & Carolyn Kobler <wekobler@insightbb.com>
Rockford , Illinois - Thursday, September 9, 2004 7:07 PM CDT

Karna, I was so sorry to hear about your friend, Jill. I will keep her family, and you, in my prayers. Take care.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Thursday, September 9, 2004 12:52 AM CDT

Hi Karna - Do you remember me.....Meri Will (Dennis' stepmom)? Tania told me about your website, and I've been checking it out each week. I love hearing about your little ones and seeing their pictures! Keep writing! Hope to be able to see the kids one of these days. In fact, I thought of calling you the other day. We were in Northfield from August 23rd until today, helping take care of the grandkids, while Dennis and Tania got ready for the upcoming school year.
Meri Will <awill3065@charter.net>
Superior, WI USA - Wednesday, September 1, 2004 8:00 PM CDT

Hang in there--the colds won't last forever, but the striving for independence will. We so wish that we could see all four in the activities that you describe so vividly, and if we were there we could help! But we're not. Will send an update on Jill in an email.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Friday, August 6, 2004 9:27 AM CDT

Hello to the Haucks! Karna, it was fun to see you at the church picnic earlier in July. Reading your website makes me feel tired. . . for you! Enjoy the rest of the summer sun, and I hope to see all of you soon.
Andrea McCarty <amccarty@edenpr.org>
Eden Prairie, MN - Sunday, August 1, 2004 6:30 PM CDT

Hi Karna,
I, too, thought of all of you and Tim's birthday. I'm glad that you and your mom were together.
After reading the jornal entry this week, all I can say is WOW!! Hang in there! I know why we have children when we're young! I thought it was bad when Kim and Heather (and you and Tim) were young, but it was NOTHING compared to what you're going through. I burst out laughing when reading about Marcus' antics...I couldn't help it! :-) I know it isn't funny when you're involved. Love to all!
Carol McKenzie <kcmckenzie@aaahawk.com>
Milliken, CO - Wednesday, July 28, 2004 1:14 PM CDT

We too think of Tim often and remind the girls about who he was and the importance of living your life according to your values and ideals. An inspiration to all. They were so young when he died that only Kari has concrete memories of the times we were with you all. It does seem impossible that it has been that long.

Erika back from Sweden where her Swedish became so fluent that that is all she spoke most of the time. The last week was spent in Rivedal and Holmedal, Norway with cousins on the farm where her greatgrandfather was born. It was the highlight of her Scandinavian summer. She easily communicated with the older relatives in Swedish and their Norwegian. She was so excited when she returned home on Monday of this week.

JILL IS FINALLY FEELING A LITTLE BIT BETTER. Not a lot but she feels that she may eventually recover so that she can feel like living. Have had lots of appointments in Iowa City this week and all she saw were encouraged to see this bit of progress. I am also optimistic that she will be able to return to most of the activities that she needs to be able to do. It has been a difficult 3 months for her.

Do you think that Bob's high school friend who is the dancer/actor would want to bring something here to IWC in this next year. We have a fund that could support this. If so send me his email, or have him contact me. I am not on the journal page and so I can't remember his name.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Friday, July 23, 2004 11:12 AM CDT

Reading the journal and seeing the pictures of your family are always a wonderful part of my day. thanks for being so faithful with this. Nothing good to report about Jill, yet. Each day remains difficult. Perhpas next week will be better. Erika is having a wonderful time in Sweden. Is not mistaken for an American, but sometimes for a Norwegian. Her Swedish is excellent apparently. HAs had some wonderful magical experiences. Hang in there.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Thursday, June 24, 2004 11:09 AM CDT

Love the pictures. Wow and thanks. Erika off to Sweden for 5-6 weeks of intensive Swedish study on Sunday. Aani and Kirsten off to Washington, DC and New York with high school choir and band on Tuesday. Kari is back at Purdue. Keep Jill in your prayers--her recovery continues slowly and her coping with all the changes and lack of progress is very difficult. Our love always,
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
Mt. Pleasant, IA - Thursday, May 27, 2004 10:46 AM CDT

Have thought of you and the celebrations of this week. Have not been able to do more than that. Jill continues to recuperate VERY slowly. Keep her in your prayers, as I know you do.
Joel and Jill <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Sunday, May 16, 2004 3:30 PM CDT

Hi, Karna. I can't believe I am just now writing in this for the first time. This website is great. I don't spend too much time on the Web, as you can imagine. I don't know how you can keep up with this -- it will be a wonderful memoire for the kids to browse through when they get older! Your little ones are beautiful. We just had another on Feb. 24 -- Joseph Andrew Silva, and he's a doll. If you send me a note with your Email, I can send you pictures. Wish we could all get together sometime. Sounds like an interesting idea with the ladder. Christian is still in his crib too, and I am NOT looking forward to the day when he starts climbing out! You're in my prayers. Your most challenging year is coming up (3)... It's worth it all though. God bless.
Debbie Silva <jdsilva1@juno.com>
Apache Junction, AZ USA - Saturday, May 15, 2004 9:06 AM CDT

Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday to our old suite mates at the NICU and SCN.
Casey, Brandt, and Jacob Mencke
Richfield, MN - Wednesday, May 12, 2004 9:51 AM CDT

Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday to Marcus, Signe and Tatum! I can't believe the "babies" are now 2 year olds! Thank you for the journaling and photos, Karna. It helps those of us far away keep up with your lives! You are a wonderful writer and photographer, and I look forward to "visiting" you each week!
Glad everyone is back to being healthy!

Love,
Carol and Ken
Carol McKenzie <kcmckenzie@aaahawk.com>
Milliken, Colorado - Monday, May 10, 2004 10:43 PM CDT

Hi Haucks!
Marit gave me your web address a while ago and I have been enjoying hearing about your life and how the triplets (and Cully!) are doing. I'm constantly amazed at your ability to function, let alone be fantastic parents to all four of your children. I hope to see you sometime this summer!
Keep up the good work :)
Brittany
Brittany Kallman <kallbr01@luther.edu>
Decorah, IA - Sunday, May 9, 2004 1:46 PM CDT

Just a quick "HI" from Grandma Paula and Grandpa Dan Bry. We just spent a beautiful weekend with Patti and Ryan and their little one, Zachary. Its hard to believe that he is already 3 1/2mths. old. Susan and Brian's baby, Mya Jane, is due to arrive around June 4. We're anxious to see her!! Ryan interviewed for a position at Sundstrand today. It would be a dream come true to have them here. But would miss our trips to the Cities and an occassional visit with your folks. Was soo good to see them in Jan. It sounds like your life is extra, extra busy. I remember the days filled with "sanity" prayers!!! I found our Mothers of Twins/Multiples Club to be a life saver! I too worked a few garage sales. It was a busy time in our lives with only 2 babies at once. I wish that I"d kept a journal of those moments in time. Best close for now. Dan and I head to Cocoa Beach, FL at 5 am tomorrow for a week of togetherness. Yup!!! that time does come when the house is quiet and the kids come only for short visits. Cherish your memories!
Love, Paula and Dan
Paula and Dan Bry <punkin105@aol.com>
Rockford, IL USA - Monday, April 12, 2004 9:03 PM CDT

Hi to you all! Karna, thanks for keeping us all updated on your lively times. I look forward to reading your entries and seeing the pictures every week. Thanks!
Marcy Bartsch <marcybartsch@hotmail.com>
Missoula, MT USA - Monday, March 29, 2004 1:18 PM CST

Karna & Bob - what a wonderful way to share the story of your four munchin's growing up with everyone! So sorry to hear they all had the flu - yikes. Reading stories like that sets me back a bit when thinking about munchkins of our own - haha! Hang in there and hope you enjoyed a restful week all together :-)
Colette MacIver <macivec@yahoo.com>
Chicago, IL - Sunday, March 28, 2004 9:12 PM CST

Karna, just remember that WOW turned upside down is MOM! Who knows what that may mean? I don't . . . but your journal entry made me think of that today. Hang in there, WOW! MOM!
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Sunday, March 14, 2004 10:00 PM CST

What adorable pictures! Everyone is starting to look so grown up. Karna, I enjoy your honest, heartfelt stories and posts. Keep up the good work, the kiddos look so happy!

Heather Hunt <hunthl@uwec.edu>
Eau Claire, WI - Thursday, March 11, 2004 11:24 AM CST

Hi Karna,

Nice write up. Your Dad will be having Dinner with Leela and me this evening. Really looking forward to meeting him. Wish Betty had come also. Next time, maybe. And you too.
Love
Raju Asirvadam <dmhosp@satyam.net.in>
Tirukoilur, India - Wednesday, February 25, 2004 9:27 PM CST

Hi Karna,
It was great seeing you this week. I love your updates on the kids and all the new pictures. They are so adorable!!

Pamela Crest
Pamela Crest
Eden Prairie, MN USA - Sunday, February 22, 2004 7:19 PM CST

When I need a good laugh this week, I look at your snowy family pictures. Thank you for continuing to provide me with a giggle. Sorry it's at your children's expense...
Beaner <jeanktate@yahoo.com>
Maple Grove, MN - Friday, February 13, 2004 3:35 PM CST

Hi everyone! I just got back from Germany and wanted to check up on you guys. It is always fun to see the great pictures! I hope to see you soon.
Marit Hagen <hagen@stolaf.edu>
- Saturday, February 7, 2004 9:17 PM CST

WOW! ALways so fun to read about your lives. Thanks so much.
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Friday, January 23, 2004 3:54 PM CST

Karna & the gang...thanks for the laughs!!! From your adorable pictures it looks like you've moved up in the world of Ft. Lauderdale accomadations since my last trip :) I am so impressed with all the things you managed to do on vacation, you have such a great way of painting a picture of all your adventures. Blessings!
Betsy Ogren <betsyogren@hotmail.com>
rochester, mn - Wednesday, January 14, 2004 9:12 PM CST

Hi Hauck family,
I just wanted to say hi. I check in every once and a while. I can't believe how big those babies are. I miss seeing your family, but it looks like you are all doing great. Sounds like your vacation was an adventure. Well take care. You are always in my heart and prayers :)

Lindsay
Lindsay <linzcomer@yahoo.com>
- Monday, January 12, 2004 11:21 PM CST

WOW--Way to go! I can't believe you brought the entire Hauck team!
Sounds like you had fun...and all the hard parts were just character builders, right? ;)

Naomi (aka: Nomus) <jolinsch@netscape.net>
Minneapolis, MN USA - Wednesday, January 7, 2004 8:00 AM CST

I honestly don't know how you do it Karna. You are Wonder Woman, Super Man, Spider Man, and Bat Man all wrapped into one incredible mother. Thanks for the entertainment this week.
Beaner <jeanktate@yahoo.com>
- Tuesday, January 6, 2004 5:22 PM CST

Dear Karna,
What a trip you had! We're so glad that you're home safe and sound...even if it is freezing in MN! It was -20 here this morning, too.
I just roared out loud when I saw all that luggage. I'm at work now, and my co-workers came running! All 4 of those children looked very engrossed at the beach...and I think that your continued efforts at this journal will be such a gift for them (as it is now for us!)

All our love to all of you!
Carol and Ken McKenzie <kcmckenzie@aaahawk.com>
Milliken, CO - Tuesday, January 6, 2004 1:27 PM CST

Karna and Bob,

Always thinking of you. Use the leashes--what people think should not be a concern when alternatives to child safety are limited. AND they might think they are FUN!

Jill might have some good ideas about how to handle all at home and activities that could be creative, educationally stimulating, age appropriate and keep them occupied and safe for 2 1/2 hour +++ at a time!!!! Give us a call if desperate--or even if not to that point. Cell phone is 319-321-5452 and 319 385 7467--even in the middle of the night--Jill is not asleep as much as she is awake so the chances of finding her awake are strong.

Do have a merry Christmas. Hope the runny noses, coughs, and general discomfort clear up soon. Remember that mostly they are strong babies and ready to fight off all the really bad stuff and dealing with these "minor" problems helps ward off and develop protection with the bigger stuff--think of these past weeks as a type of in-house vacination.

Erika and Kari are now home, the brother of our Romanian exchange student arrived Thursday eve and we leave this afternoon for Rockford--all remains hectic here too.

We love you.

Joel and All
Joel and Jill <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Monday, December 22, 2003 10:15 AM CST

Hi Bob: What a beautiful family you have :-}. It is always nice to put a face to the names of those we talk to each day. I have to hand it to your wife, chasing around all the little ones and keeping up a journal INCREDIBLE. I have two little boys and feel as though I don't have a moment to sit down. It has been such a pleasure working with you. Have a happy holiday season and a wonderful trip. Your friend, Holly
Holly Gampa <holly.gampa@allworldwidetravel.com>
Southampton, Pa 18966 - Wednesday, December 10, 2003 1:29 PM CST

Karna, You continue to amaze me w/ your ability to keep such an awesome website for your family. It is so wonderful to see Tatem, Signe, and Marcus's progress, and to know that my triplets aren't far behind! Here's sending healthy vibes your way (I can only imagine your exhaustion), and I hope to see you soon!
Naomi Simon <paulandnaomisimon@msn.com>
New Prague, MN USA - Wednesday, December 3, 2003 11:29 PM CST

Hi Karna-

I love the family picture...it is great of all of you!

Happy Thanksgiving!
Katherine
Katherine Norrie <katherinenorrie@yahoo.com>
- Wednesday, November 26, 2003 8:12 PM CST

Karna, I really enjoyed your journal entry today. I agree--it is often very hard to let go, and trust that God is in control, but it is absolutely necessary! I'm thankful for reminders like yours. :)
Happy Thanksgiving to you, Bob, and the kids!

Naomi (aka Nomis) Hamer .... and Sam too! <jolinsch@netscape.net>
Minneapolis, MN USA - Wednesday, November 26, 2003 1:01 PM CST

Ohmygosh, the pictures this week are incredible. The sucker picture is hilarious. Look at their eyes--do they want more or what!
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you, many happy blessings.
Jean, Scot, & Jordan <jtate@amplatzer.com>
- Wednesday, November 26, 2003 12:43 AM CST

Hi Karna, Bob, Cully, Tatum, Signe and Marcus! We thoroughly enjoy reading your journal and seeing all the great pictures every week. Now I realize how little I've responded to you - so sorry about that. It's not good to hear that there has been so much sickness - I know with only one or two at a time it would get to me, too. But now we have grown children with a grandchild on the way in January so all those times do pass - you just have so many at once to be dealing with. We ask God's blessings on all of you this Thanksgiving week. We will be traveling, first to Madison on Thursday to be with the Koblers, then on to Cashton to be with the Petersons. Bill has been very busy with his presidency obligations - traveling all over Illinois to give presentations. I have gone with him several times - sure is fun to see many people we've met at other times. Michael & Jill are excited about their baby due at the end of January. Daniel is working on developing his own website design company from his home. Know anyone who needs a website? He asked for 10 of them on his Christmas List!! You can find his website at dankobler.com. Also check on Michael's woodworking projects at mikekobler.westernalternative.com. Please greet Gordy and Betty and know that our thoughts go to Tim at this time also. God bless all of you - Love, Bill & Carolyn
Bill & Carolyn Kobler <wekobler@insightbb.com>
Rockford , IL USA - Wednesday, November 26, 2003 10:48 AM CST

I've not thought to look at your family storybook for a long
time and loved catching up. Noel and I have the pleasure of
seeing you at church and sharing worship with you but I love
the day to day stories of what life is actually like with your
3 precious little people and big brother Cully. Blessings on
you all and you enjoy each new day's adventures.
Lois Stratmoen <stratmoe@stolaf.edu>
Northfield, MN USA - Friday, November 21, 2003 9:41 AM CST

Maired is absolutely in love with the photos. She ADORES the "babies". I keep reminding her that they were born before she was! The pictures are so fun to look at each week. Maired truly lights up when she sees her buddies on the screen. It has been a nice distraction during those "moments". Have a good week everyone. See you at bookclub on Wed! Melissa
Melissa Beithon
Northfield, mn usa - Tuesday, October 7, 2003 7:52 AM CDT

I read your journal EVERY week, Karna! Can't believe how you manage to keep up with everything. Glad to hear that you're taking some time for yourself, as well, with Pilates and running.
We love you!
Carol and Ken
Carol McKenzie
Milliken, Colorado - Saturday, October 4, 2003 8:45 PM CDT

HI, Karna & Bob, and everyone else, too.
It's a rainy day in Illinois. Is anyone up there leaving smudge marks on the windows? My kids when they got to be a little older than what yours are now loved to run in the rain, esp. if there's a downpour! We had so looked forward to meeting your little ones in person at the family reunion, so it was a big disappointment when we didn't get to come. Hopefully, soon??? might be wishful thinking though, still, I do have siblings in MN, not too far from you.... thanks for keeping up with the website! we keep you in our prayers. Blessings and love to you all, Anita and Jeff.
Anita Johnson <godismyrock@wonderwave.net>
Wonder Lake, IL USA - Friday, October 3, 2003 1:51 PM CDT

Karna: I am also one who faithfully looks forward to reading your update on your family every morning. I have your page bookmarked for easy access! Love seeing the pictures and hearing your updates. I hope that soon we will be able to come see your little ones (before they graduate!)
Cindy Steinhauser
Pittsburgh, PA - Tuesday, September 30, 2003 2:20 PM CDT

I am one of those who looks forward to Mondays or Tuesdays so I can see what the kiddies are up to...and what the mommy is up to. Thank you, Karna, for your dedication to continuing to write the story of your kids' lives and for sharing it with us.
Jean Tate
Maple Grove, MN - Tuesday, September 30, 2003 7:10 AM CDT

Hi Bob, Karna, Cully, Tatum, Marcus, and Signe
I have really enjoyed reading the weekly journals and seeing those wonderful pictures of the kids. They are just growing up so fast. Karna you do a such great job at keeping all of us updated. Thanks! I've missed seeing all of you now that I'm no longer in Northfield. Have a great fall and hope to see you soon! (I'm sure I'll make it up there for a swim meet sometime this year).
Love,
Laura Schutt <schuttl@stolaf.edu>
Niles, IL - Friday, September 19, 2003 12:14 AM CDT

I have finally learned how to look up www sites on the computer. One year has passed since I have had to learn computing skills on my own. How fun this was for me to see you sweet little ones on the first try. Yes, I slow but able! Enjoy these beautiful fall days!
Jill Riverdahl Brown <jillbrown_hsap.hotmail.com>
Mt. Pleasant, IA God's fertile land - Friday, September 19, 2003 0:14 AM CDT

Even in India I manage to keep updated on the Hauck family! Thanks Karna for continuing the webpage while I'm gone-I love reading about the weekly happenings and seeing the pictures! Has anybody said "Kristi" yet? :)
Kristi
Chennai, India - Monday, September 15, 2003 9:28 AM CDT

Thanks again for sharing your stories!
& Happy Birthday Karna!
Your beautiful spirit shines through as you
share the excitement of raising those sweet children.
Have a wonderful day- there is so much to be thankful for!
Peace, Lyn
- Thursday, September 11, 2003 9:18 AM CDT

Hi! It has been amazing watching the little ones grow! It is hard to believe how small they were last summer while I was nannying. You two have four beautiful children!
Anna Rickert
St. Paul, MN - Monday, September 8, 2003 5:58 PM CDT

Hi Hauck Family!!! Wow, everybody has grown up so much! I hear that Cully is starting preschool already. I bet that will be a lot of fun. I can't believe those guys are walking now! I bet it's really tough roping them all in--diaper changings must be absolute chaos :) I can't wait to see all of you again--hope you had a great summer!
Shannon Johnson
- Friday, September 5, 2003 9:07 PM CDT

Yes, enjoy the moment of the now--Jill can remember so much of all the moments of our girls early years. I remember more how all that felt emotionally, and in space (like where we were and how that space was) and time, but I don't recall the details as she does--I rely on her for most of that. I think each of us has such different experiences with our memories. Anyway I agree that it is so important to enjoy all of it--even the chaos. It does pass quickly and these several years are the formative ones for all four--it really isn't 18--yes, they are with us, but the values, the patterns, the ways of doing and living are set in these first months and years. After that the WORLD and all of that takes over. You both are doing a wonderful job. Enjoy it. And you obviously are making good choices. None of us do it perfectly.

We love you
Joel and Jill
- Tuesday, September 2, 2003 10:03 PM CDT

Wow! What great looking kids!! I like the pictures!

Rhino <rhynoluss@yahoo.com>
Albany, NY - Wednesday, August 27, 2003 11:00 AM CDT

Hi Bob, Karna, Cully, Tatum, Signe, and Marcus!
Just wanted to say thank you for the "tribute" this week on the webpage! I can't believe the summer is over already...it was great living with you and taking care of your darlings. I will miss you all terribly this semester, but rest assured that I will come over frequently when I get back, especially when Karna is cooking! Kiss the babies and tickle Cully for me! Love, Kristi
Kristi
Byron, MN USA - Saturday, August 23, 2003 0:52 AM CDT

Finally my computer and email are working after almost three months of not working. Love the pictures as always. Amazing what occurs in 14 and 1/2 months. WOW!

Our good news that you may have received is that Jill's pulmonary pressures are down from a very, very serious high of 103 in January to around 70 (which is right between the moderate and severe range) at the end of July. We are so thankful.

Our love to all
Joel <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Friday, August 22, 2003 11:42 AM CDT

Hi Karna! I love reading the updates on your children. What a wonderful way for you to share your babies with friends and family!
I can't wait to meet Cully, Tatem, Marcus and Signe again next week. It is fun to spend time with another triplet mom with kids the same age!

Naomi--mom to Mara, Josh and Billy born 7-12-02
New Prague, MN - Thursday, August 7, 2003 11:09 PM CDT

Hi Karna, Bob and family!
What a great way to keep in touch. We have enjoyed reading your journal entries,however, we can't imagine how you ever manage to find the time AND energy to do it!!

We continue to pray for you.
Love,
Jim and Lois Sivert <marci30045@gtcinternet.com>
Lawrenceville , GA USA - Friday, August 1, 2003 6:09 PM CDT

Computer problems have not allowed me to keep up. Love these pictures. Thanks. And hectic life here keeps me too busy to figure out how to learn a new computer's ways.
Joel
- Tuesday, June 24, 2003 5:17 PM CDT

Triplets ROCK!~ So does Cully, the boy genius!
Thanks for letting me hang out at your house so far this summer...I look forward to more fun times with Kristi (the AWESOME nanny), Cully and the babies (and Bob and Karna)!

Liz Klein <kleine@stolaf.edu >
Northfield, MN USA - Thursday, June 19, 2003 8:58 PM CDT

Hi Karna, Bob and Babies,
Karna I loved your June 8th entry. I remember when Majid was 2 yrs. old and the twins were one....babies everywhere. Never a dull moment!! You are both truly blessed with four beautiful and healthy babies! The babies are also blessed to have two loving, caring and nurturing parents like the two of you! Sonia and Sawra have so many wonderful memories of their two Hauk coaches...Grandpa Hauck and Daddy Hauck both contributed to making their stay at St. Olaf such a wonderul experience.
Assad, Sawra, Sonia and I leave for Iran on June 20th to July 12th! This is the first time for the girls...so it's especially exciting for them to meet their relatives and see the country where there father was born!! Take care all of you. I really enjoy the pictures of the Triplets and Cully growing up and Karna's humorous journaling. Love, Lynne
Lynne Karimi <lykarimi49@aol.com>
Rochester, MN USA - Friday, June 13, 2003 2:38 PM CDT

Karna, Thanks for continuing to update this site. It was good to see you at the Birthday party. I watched for you on the road to Key West. I'm glad you got some sleep. I'll come down sometime this summer to hold babies.

Rachel K. <rlk@umn.edu>
- Wednesday, June 11, 2003 9:14 AM CDT

Karna--God bless your spirit and unending energy for your beautiful children and God bless your nights to be restful.
Bob--I trust the kids will continue to pick on your hair "issues." And if they forget, some former swimmer is sure to remind them of the days you wore a wedding ceremony program on your head to protect from sunburn.
Cully, Marcus, Signe, and Tatum--you are lucky children to have such devoted and loving parents. I hope that one day you can see all the wonderful things your mom has shared with us through this website and know that there is a big world out there filled with people who love you.
Beaner, Bolly, and Fuzzy <jeanktate@yahoo.com>
Maple Grove, MN - Tuesday, June 3, 2003 2:41 PM CDT

What a wonderful way to share the whole experience.
Priscilla Brown <pjbrownoma@mailstation.com>
Pgh, PA USA - Wednesday, May 21, 2003 5:54 PM CDT

Know that you have had a wonderful trip, but will be so glad to be back with the larger family. Jill had much more separation problems than I did when the girls were babies and it continues even now. But she lets them go and encourages it, but it is hard. Karna, that seems not to change.

We leave tomorrow to celebrate with Kari as she graduates this Saturday from Hollins U. She has loved her time there but is ready to go on (Los Alamos again this summer, to Costa Rica in June to accompany the college choir at a College Music Society meeting there, and then to Purdue in August!) Erika will be home taking a few classes at Wesleyan, Kirsten got her permit yesterday and will be in drivers ed. Aani will be busy! So will we.

Love the pictures and the journal. Thanks always.
Joel (and Jill and All, of course)
- Wednesday, May 21, 2003 9:53 AM CDT

Happy birthday, Marcus, Tatum and Signe! What a wonderful year it has been for all of you! I've enjoyed watching your personalities emerge through the pictures and stories from your mom.
Best wishes for a fun summer.
~Heather
Heather Hunt <hunthl@yahoo.com>
Eau Claire, WI - Wednesday, May 14, 2003 6:30 PM CDT

Happy, happy birthday! What an amazing year you have been through. I love the pictures & weekly updates. Have a wonderful, relaxing, adult time in FL.
Brian & Betsy Ogren <betsyogren@hotmail.com>
Rochester, MN - Tuesday, May 13, 2003 6:22 PM CDT

Happy Birthday Signe, Marcus and Tatum!! I can't believe how big they are all getting! I look forward to reading your updates Karna over the summer and next semester while I'm in India. Good Luck with everything!
Jenna Kubat
- Monday, May 12, 2003 11:10 PM CDT

Happy Birthday Tatum, Marcus and Signe! I hope you have a good first birthday and get to eat lots of cake and icecream. We better plan on a "park date" soon so we can meet each other! I've been waiting....
Love Your Friend,
Maired Beithon
Melissa Beithon <beithon@charter.net>
Northfield, MN USA - Monday, May 12, 2003 10:03 PM CDT

Happy Birthday to those cute one year olds, and CONGRATULATIONS to all of you! I can't wait to see them cruising around your house! Thanks for the wonderful updates. Take care!
Andrea McCarty <amccarty@edenpr.org>
Eden Prairie, MN - Monday, May 12, 2003 9:59 PM CDT

Congratulations and Happy Birthday! It has been wonderful watching the year unfold. I'm sure it will only get easier from here on out! :) We hope you had fun celebrating this exciting day. Take care!
Julie and Nate Linscheid <nalinsch@ties2.net>
- Monday, May 12, 2003 9:32 PM CDT

Happy birthday to all three of you!!! Someone else did the song that I was going to do - hope you had a great weekend and enjoy the accomplishment of reaching the one year mark. We so enjoy seeing the weekly pictures and are glad you can continue the website. God's blessings to all of you, Love, Bill & Carolyn

Bill
Rockford, il usa - Monday, May 12, 2003 7:43 PM CDT

Dearest Ones,

We are thinking of you on this very special day. What a blessing and what a joy this year has been for you! And we feel priviledged to have been able to share it through this website. Thanks.

Kari graduates in two weeks. Then to los Alamos after 5 days at home. In June she will fly to Costa Rico to accompany the Hollins College Choir at a performance for the College Music Society. Then back to Los Alamos. Home in August for just a bit and then she begins graduate work at Purdue.

Joel Brown
- Monday, May 12, 2003 6:59 PM CDT

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TATUM, SIGNE,& MARCUS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!

Thanks for sharing your journey! I've enjoyed reading about your adventures!
Amy Heidt <suzyhsmows@aol.com>
Billings, MT USA - Monday, May 12, 2003 9:29 AM CDT

Just wanted to say a quick "HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" to the triplets. I have enjoyed reading your weekly posts and keeping up with all their accomplishments (and Cully's too). Hope to be able to see you all soon.
Cindy Steinhauser
Pittsburgh, PA - Monday, May 12, 2003 7:57 AM CDT

Hey Aunt Karna, Uncle Bob, Cully, Tatum, Signe, and Marcus!!! That was a really good birthday party for the triplets! THAT WAS BUNDLEZ OF FUN!!! :) I also enjoyed going shopping with uncle bob and dad for the mother days gifts!I!! I really hope you like them!!!!! We will have to do something sometime again soon! Every time I come the triplets just get bigger bigger and bigger!!! :) Well I have to go now but I will see you all soon! Tootles! Love ya tonz! ~sara
Sara Kim
Minnesota, USA - Saturday, May 10, 2003 7:35 PM CDT

Hi! We so enjoyed meeting you today--what a joy you all are. Jenni and I really had a fun time with you. We hope you have a wonderful party tomorrow--we'll keep checking the website weekly--come and visit us sometime. Love Great aunt Sherry and cousin Jenni.

Sherry Hauck <srhauck@frontiernet.net>
Madison, Mn USA - Friday, May 9, 2003 8:33 PM CDT

Hi you all - this is wonderful to be updated by the web page. I am graduating Sat while you are having a picnic but I hope to see you all before the triplets go off to St. Olaf!!! (smile) Take care and have a wonderful 6 days together in Florida. Love, bev. and Chuck Henkel
Bev. and Chuck henkel <bchenkel@conpoint.com>
Norfolk, , NE USA - Tuesday, May 6, 2003 5:54 PM CDT

Dear Karna and Bob,
The photos are wonderful!! Cully is looking so grown up, and Tatum, Signe and Marcus have grown SOOOOO much! Very sorry to hear about Sebastian.
Karna, your journal entries each week are a great gift to all of us so far away - and will be a wonderful record for you as well. Thanks for keeping it up! We'll be heading to MN in June (late) and hope to see you and your folks.
Love, Carol and Ken
Carol McKenzie <kcmckenzie@aaahawk.com>
Milliken, CO - Monday, April 28, 2003 9:55 PM CDT

I am very sorry to hear about Sebastian. I remember watching Haucker with those cats before Cully was born.

I am also glad to hear the website will stay up. I love my Monday morning baby fix.

Buh-bye! (Jordan's favorite word)
Jean Tate <jtate@amplatzer.com>
- Monday, April 28, 2003 7:33 AM CDT

Hey Karna and Bob-

Just want you to know how much I enjoy the stories and images you share of your family. Even when I can't get over to visit I can keep up with the growth and changes in all 4 kids. I love the image of Marcus calling a party in his crib. Foreshadowing of years to come????? Hmmm.

Easter blessings to you all

Per
clown friend
- Saturday, April 19, 2003 10:35 PM CDT

Hi Haucks! Dan and I have enjoyed our weekly check-in's with your beautiful family. Cully and the babies seem to be doing so well. Grace can't wait to come visit and play with them! She's doing well, although I can't believe she's almost a year old. We all look forward to seeing your clan the next time we're in town. All our best!

Chrissy, Dan and Grace Neuger <cmlefler1@msn.com>
Edgewater, NJ - Monday, April 14, 2003 9:51 AM CDT

Hi Bob and Karna-
Just want you to know how much I have enjoyed all of the photos and the journals. It's really hard to believe how much they have grown and how much personality each one has.
I look forward to seeing the pictures each week and also print many of them to send to Elvera in Denver. Thanks for taking time to do this.
Love, Marion
Marion Carlson <mkcarlson75@hotmail.com>
Greeley, Co. - Friday, April 4, 2003 3:55 PM CST

Hi Karna, Bob, Cully, Marcus, Tatum and Signe. We enjoy reading your weekly journals and seeing the great pictures as your children change each week. They are so great that we print them and share them with Bill's office staff too. We give you lots of credit for keeping going through all the sleep deprivation you must be experiencing. Sure wish you all were still in Rockford so we could take our turns with your "little people". God bless you and know that we say a prayer for you every time we check in on your family even though we don't take time to tell you. Love, Bill & Carolyn

Bill & Carolyn Kobler <wekobler@insightbb.com>
Rockford, IL USA - Wednesday, April 2, 2003 7:41 PM CST

Sometimes they are just too cute. We love seeing the pictures.
Joel and All <jbrown@iwc.edu>
- Wednesday, April 2, 2003 2:27 PM CST

Hello to you all..fun to see the pictures and keep updated.. I am GRandpa Daves first cousin.. so it is great to keep in touch with everyones' family this way..
Jan Hauck Ring <jhring@centurytel.net>
LaCrosse , Wi - Saturday, March 29, 2003 8:54 PM CST

Bob and Karna,

What a great looking family! Say hello to Haucker for me! I need to get down and see you guys soon. Hope all is well and enjoy Bayfield.

Witt
Matt Wittmer <mmwittmer2002@yahoo.com>
St. Paul, MN - Thursday, March 27, 2003 2:12 PM CST

It's been a while since I've checked in with the journal--good to hear that Cully had his day of fun with Mommy and Daddy. I can't believe that Cully is three already and the babies are 10 1/2 months old! We are looking forward to seeing all of the family out and about on our block once the weather starts warming up again.
Teri Takehiro
Northfield, MN - Wednesday, March 12, 2003 11:12 AM CST

Hi Bob and Karna,
We're so pleased that Karna was able to get some time away and much needed, consistent rest. Imagine sleeping 11 1/2 hours! And, Bob . . . how grand that you and the kids did so well that weekend. We continue to follow your news and love to see how beautifully the children are developing.
Jean and Shelby
Jean and Shelby Boardman
Northfield, MN - Sunday, March 9, 2003 6:15 PM CST

Love the new pictures! You can see personalities developing in their expressions. :)

Naomi (Linscheid) Hamer , AKA Naomus! <jolinsch@netscape.net>
Minneapolis, MN USA - Tuesday, March 4, 2003 12:46 AM CST

Absolutely wonderful pictures this week. I hate that I have missed a bunch. Life is busy for us too--and stressful. Hooray for a whole night's sleep.

Joel Brown
Mt Pleasant, IA - Tuesday, March 4, 2003 12:10 AM CST

Karna, Mary Nystuen shared your website with me. I found it interesting and entertaining to catch up with you and the children. Thank God for a good night's sleep!! Hope all of you are over your colds. Take care. Diane Stutesman, Bethel
Diane Stutesman <dstutesm@rconnect.com>
North, - Thursday, February 27, 2003 4:43 PM CST

Look at those six beautiful, big, blue eyes! I am amazed at how big they have gotten! Pretty soon you won't be able to call them babies. I know that was a big step for me with Jordan. Thanks for the updates. They are wonderful.
Jean Tate <jtate@nscsports.org>
Maple Grove, MN - Monday, February 24, 2003 3:15 PM CST

Hi Bob and Karna,

We're at Nathan and Julie's, and loved looking at your beautiful family again. Hard to believe that the babies are 9 months old already. God is so good!! Hope to see you soon!
Love from Arleth, Dale, Julie, Nathan, and Boys
Delano, MN - Monday, February 17, 2003 11:01 AM CST

Bob & Karna, what beautiful photos of your growing family! I'm sure they are a blessing, one that keeps you all very busy! Thanks for sharing these with us! Bob - it was fun to see you today!! Good Luck with everything!
Anni
Anni Boyum & Pat Stein <annibmn@aol.com>
Scandia, MN USA - Sunday, February 16, 2003 9:36 PM CST

Dear Karna, Bob and All,

Quick note as always. it is ajoy to read about you and your family. And although we remain somewhat stressed, reading about the joys of seeing the changes in each of your four, and also your own changes always encourages me to think of all the joys that Jill and I continue to have.

I love hearing how much you are able to enjoy all of this even when it is stressful (which could be most of the time, yes?) Give Betty a hug for us, and Gordy when he returns too.
Joel and Jill
- Friday, February 7, 2003 9:56 AM CST

Karna and Bob-

Hello. It is wonderful to stay updated on your family. The milestones of your children are great.
You will notice the milestones come faster and faster as time goes on.

Keep the updates and "random" thoughts coming. It is a joy to read.

Detra Cleven <drcleven@yahoo.com>
Kingsport, TN - Wednesday, February 5, 2003 11:04 AM CST

I love seeing new pictures of the babies. They are so adorable. What a bright smile on Marcus!!
Lisa Mencke
Richfield, MN - Monday, February 3, 2003 11:54 AM CST

Hi Karna, Bob, and little ones!
It was great to get your holiday card and to be able to check up on you all through the web site. Sounds like you are doing great! Wish we could help out while your mom is gone--really!
Marna and Erik
Madison, - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 01:39 PM (CST)

Hello Karna,

This is Liz's friend, Amy, from Billings. Just wanted to say that you are my NEW hero....breastfeeding triplets for 8 months! Wow. I'm seriously in awe. You deserve an award for that!!!!!! LOL! Your children are so cute and I love to read about their milestones and see the pictures.

Amy <suzyhsmows@aol.com>
Billings, MT USA - Monday, January 20, 2003 at 10:49 PM (CST)

What a fun family & adorable pictures. We've been tuning in since we got your Christmas card & have gotten caught up on the babies. I'm glad you survived Bob being gone! We think about you often, as we are awaiting the arrival of ONE, yes that's ONE, little one this summer. When we start to think of everything there is to get ready, we think of you and smile! Love & Blessings to all of you!
Betsy (Lykins) & Brian Ogren <betsyogren@hotmail.com>
Rochester, MN - Friday, January 17, 2003 at 11:46 AM (CST)

Howdy Haucker 6-Pack,

Happy New Year from sunny Cali. It was a whopping 80F the other day, so I thought of you guys while watch the snow flurries during the Packer-Falcon game. You sound like a busy momma Karna....and that husband of yours sneaking off to Hawaii to work (yeah right). Hope we can see you guys sometime in 2003. We actually will be in your area the weekend of September 20 for a triathlon in Menomonie, WI. I hope you're around at that time so we can come and visit. I never made it to Northfield the last time I was there, so this time it's a must. Bobeeee - teach Cully what the NFL playoffs are all about this weekend by watching the Raiders. Cully needs to know that there are teams that actually play in January (ouch - Vikes!!). Goodbye and Happy 10th Anniversary.
Mike "Silver & Black" Shaffer <pbjms@pacbell.net>
Ventura, CA USA - Thursday, January 09, 2003 at 07:15 PM (CST)

Some thoughts about when our 4 girls were younger. Reading about your preparations for going to your parents for Christmas reminds me of one "rule" or guiding principle that Jill and I eventually adopted (we always have gone to Rockford for a week or more at Christmas--taking diapers, lots of changes of clothes, etc, plus all the Christmas presents--and keeping the Santa ones out of sight, and in the summer our trips to my family in Virginia for several weeks required similar preparations, plus the vagaries of weather--98 in Iowa, but it could be in the low 40's at night in Rural Retreat--meant that a tremendous variety of clothing was always needed) BUT back to the "rule"--We leave whenever the last one of us is ready! It worked really well for us and lessened frustrations immensely.

When Erika was two, and not sleeping ever through the night, and Jill was pregnant with Aani, I said to Jill, "I don't know if I can take another two years of this interrupted sleep!" Aani began sleeping through the night around 3 months and Erika joined her in this about the same time! Was I ever thankful? Yes!

Kari, of course, had prepared us by only sleeping about a 10 hour stretch once a day. Unfortunately that stretch was not always during our nighttime sleeping hours. We survived. You will too, but sleep is a wonderful restorer.

As always we enjoy the photos (and in your greeting which was wonderful as always) and the history of your weekly life.

Thanks
Joel
Mt. Pleasant, IA - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 12:35 PM (CST)

Hello family!
Thanks for the darling Christmas card and the update. I think of you often. We've had a rough time w/ our 2 year old waking up 3-4x per night, and he sleeps in the same room with our 1 year old. I wonder how you do it. I hope you continue to stay healthy. The "YUCKS" has hit our gang this Christmas season. It's not fun. Praise the Lord for family to provide relief. We hope to see you in Wisc. for the reunion. We look forward to Mitchell and Cully meeting. Mitchell saw Cully's picture and said "me and dadda". It will be fun for him to have someone his age. Hope to see you in July. Much love! The Denneys-- Bob, Suzie, Sara, Tyler, Mitchell and Landon
Bob & Suzie Denney <bobnsuzie@msn.com>
Springfield,, MO - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 07:28 AM (CST)

Happy New Year! I've enjoyed reading your journal and viewing the photos of your precious babies.
Lovingly from south of Denver, I am Elvera's daughter-in-law...married to Craig.
:-)
Andree, Craig & Nicholas Swanson <andreeswan@aol.com>
Highlands Ranch, CO USA - Monday, January 06, 2003 at 06:42 AM (CST)

HEY! Happy new years! That Holiday card you sent was really cute! Hope we can get together soon because I know how fast Signe, Tatum, and Marcus grow! (and I would love playing with Cully) Today me and my friend Ashley were snowboarding (for the first time) and fell a lot! It really hurt! Well talk to you later!
*sk*
Sara Kim
- Saturday, January 04, 2003 at 07:30 PM (CST)

Merry Christmas Hauck family!
Eric Tostrud <tostrud@attbi.com>
Mendota Heights, MN usa - Monday, December 30, 2002 at 10:34 PM (CST)

Merry Christmas and a Wonderful New Year!
I certainly have enjoyed your pictures and the journals and look forward to coming to our computer room every week just to see and read about your family. It's hard to believe how the babies and Cully have grown.
Marion Carlson <mkcarlson75@hotmail.com>
Greeley, Co. - Friday, December 27, 2002 at 03:21 PM (CST)

Hello, Karna, Bob, Culley, Marcus, Tatum and Signe!!! We love to check your website to see how things are going. Thanks for keeping it up, Karna. You're in our thoughts and prayers, have a wonderful Christmas!! Peace - Dan, Bekah and Cody Christensen / Padilla
Bekah Padilla <bpadilla@miller hanson.com>
Minneapolis, MN - Tuesday, December 24, 2002 at 10:19 AM (CST)

Hi and Merry Christmas you 6!!!! What a special time you will have - let the traditions begin.
Love, Bev. and Chuck Henkel
Bev. and Chuck Henkel <bchenkel@conpoint.com>
Norfolk, NE USA - Monday, December 23, 2002 at 12:06 AM (CST)

Hi Bob and Karna!
Just visited your site, while at work...I work for Children's! The babies look so cute, glad to hear they are doing so well!. Nathan and I both think Cully looks like the Johnson's. Have a very good Christmas!
Julie Anderson <Lookbeyond@juno.com>
Delano, MN - Saturday, December 21, 2002 at 12:02 AM (CST)

Dearest Ones,

Everytime I check the Photo Gallery I just smile as I see each of you in your wonderful family. THANKS, THANKS, THANKS.

Joel and All
Joel Brown <jbrown@iwc.edu>
Mt. Pleasant, IA - Thursday, December 19, 2002 at 09:18 AM (CST)

Hello Karna, Bob, and family!
What a beautiful baptism story! Oh how we missed you this weekend-for Christmas festival. Maria had her First Reconciliation on Saturday- it was a great family experience. We are sending healthy wishes and prayers as those cuties get rid of thier barks and sniffles. Blessings and continued rest to you as you prepare for this wonderous advent season. Great pics of Cully and what a great smile!
Lyn Caponigro
- Monday, December 09, 2002 at 01:36 PM (CST)

The first thing I want to do on a Monday or Tuesday morning is check on the Hauck family. I can't wait for the new pictures and updates. Thank you for brightening my mornings!
(Cully has it right with the chocolate ice cream.;)
Beaner <jtate@nscsports.org>
Maple Grove, MN US - Monday, December 09, 2002 at 10:25 AM (CST)

What a great way to keep in touch & up to date on your family/helpers/grandparents. Question: Does Grandma Betty jog w/3 in their fancy wheels??
Mary Holmes <Mwholmes59@AOL.COM>
Rockford, IL - Saturday, November 30, 2002 at 10:51 PM (CST)

Bob and Karna-
Congrats! Your website is great, they are adorable!!!
I also had a baby last May! I hope she can meet the triplets someday.
I am praying for you guys!
Love and God Bless!

Kari Johnson (Klassen) <kari_johnson@mac.com>
Parker, CO - Friday, November 22, 2002 at 09:14 PM (CST)

Wow!! You guys are amazing! What a beautiful family. Karna, I can't believe how thoughtful you are to keep up with the journaling. It is so fun to hear and see all that is happening. thanks! Lissa
Lissa Hirt (Soule) <amsoule@hotmail.com>
St Louis Park, MN - Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 11:51 PM (CST)

KARNA, you are so weird!!!! but in a most wonderful way. The banana split reminds me of your wonderful (and weird, often yes!) 1st grade journal An ear of corn with ear rings, pink rain, and so much other that I can't remember in detail, only in the marvelous impression of memory. We love you, and thanks for a great set of pictures to cheer up a very busy day.
Joel
- Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 11:22 AM (CST)

Hello to the Hauck Family. I love to check in on your site and see the progress of your three beautiful blessings! Good for you to keep the site up. What an amazing support system you have through your friends, family and church...how wonderful! We think of you often and keep you in our prayers. Still looking forward to a play date of the NICU graduates...perhaps this summer:)
We loved the banana split!
Lydia & Cooper's Mom
Prior Lake, MN - Tuesday, November 12, 2002 at 03:07 PM (CST)

Hello! I am a friend of the Fulton's in Billings, MT! I asked Liz the other day how the babies were and she told me about the banana split and I just had to see them! They are such beautiful little ones! Congratulations!
Amy Heidt <suzyhsmows@aol.com>
Billinsgs, MT 59105 - Tuesday, November 12, 2002 at 02:31 PM (CST)

Love seeing your updated pictures of the children. We enjoyed being with you for a brief time in August and look forward to seeing you again sometime soon. God's blessings!
We'll be in Rochester the next few days and will stay with Michael & Jill - Bill has a meeting at Mayo's. Daniel is in Chile, South America for a couple of weeks - he's visiting his girlfriend, Jody, who is teaching English in a Spanish school for a year. I'm sure he will have lots of stories! Love, Bill & Carolyn

Bill & Carolyn Kobler <wekobler@uic.edu>
Rockford, IL USA - Saturday, November 09, 2002 at 09:41 AM (CST)

Karna and Bob... WOW!! Just stumbled on the site -- Congrats! A beautiful addition to the Ole family!

Joe and Aimee from way out west
Joe and Aimee Nelson <aimeeandjoe@attbi.com>
Seattle, WA - Saturday, November 09, 2002 at 12:00 AM (CST)

Hi all of you, Thanks for being so consistent in your journal writing - I know it must be hard sometimes, but we do appreciate it! I love that I can watch them grow through your pictures, and I feel like I've met them through your journals. I can't wait to see the banana split! And I must say, Cully is the cutest! You really have a wonderful bunch. Take care, Julie
Julie Andrews Linscheid <nalinsch@ties.k12.mn.us>
Inver Grove Heights, MN - Monday, November 04, 2002 at 05:02 PM (CST)

Good luck St. Olaf. Congrats on the tripletes Bobby! Please do the Recker family a favor and beat Gustavus!
Steve Recker <sbreck00@smumn.edu>
Coon Rapids, MN USA - Saturday, November 02, 2002 at 09:52 PM (CST)

Hi kids - you are growing like a love

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