We kicked off June sending the boys to Camp Guamiski. This is a yearly summer camp for missionary kids whose parents serve in Guatemala. They look forward to it all year long. It is definitely one of their favorite annual events! While they are at camp every summer, we spend the week doing annual medical checkups.
This year Ben was on the yellow team and Cruz was on the orange team.
Cruz's team
Ben's team
2025 group photo
having lunch with friends at Santo Gyro in Antigua
Enjoying my last walk with Betsy until next year. She and I started walking on weekdays back in January and rarely missed a day. The exercise was great but the fellowship and accountability was my favorite part.
David and I on our last date night in Antigua for a while.
We began packing for our furlough. On this trip home we took all of our Legos to store in the States.
A sweet friend saw this Coke with my name on it and brought it to me. It made me smile!
We had several meals with friends during those last days in Guatemala. On this particular day we met the Jarvis family for a pizza lunch at our local mall. We also got ice cream before we parted ways.
Ben and Josue at one of our last church services together.
Ben playing video games at his friend Ethan's house the day before we left.
Mid-month we flew to Panama for a work conference. It was our last work commitment before we left for the States.
walking through the Guatemala City airport
sunrise view from the airport
While in Panama, we celebrated Father's Day.
Ben at supper one night.
On the closing session Cruz shared with the large group something that God had taught him over the week. It was a proud moment to see him get up and share.
We returned to Guatemala for about thirty hours. It was enough time to unpack, wash clothes, and repack before heading back to the airport to fly overnight to the States to begin our Stateside Assignment (furlough). I'll share about the rest of June in my next post.
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