Fatherhood
Reflections from Poplar Grove | I went to Yankee Stadium
In 1900, Ban Johnson, the president of a minor league baseball league called the Western League, changed the name of his circuit to the American
In 1900, Ban Johnson, the president of a minor league baseball league called the Western League, changed the name of his circuit to the American
The holidays have always been the best time of the year in my family. The season is rich with school concerts, Christmas shows, lights, decorations,
In my last blog, I talked about my love of the fall season. Now with the season in full swing and the baseball playoffs underway,
I love the fall season. The brilliant colors of the leaves and the cool crisp air conjure up visions of apples, pumpkin pies, cider donuts,
I have always loved the 4th of July. Placed smack dab in the middle of summer, most celebrations are graced by clear blue skies and
My paternal grandfather, Neldon Williams, began working in the coal mines of central Utah at the young age of fourteen when his father passed away.
When my parents first married, they settled into a quaint Salt Lake City west-side neighborhood known as Poplar Grove. Two years later I was born
Being a father is one of the most remarkable experiences of my life. The birth of each child has brought me overwhelming joy and made