Alan James barbecueing with Bill Robinson advising
Heidi Holysh, Bernie Keeler, Janny Thompson, and Vivian Osborne
Kathy Cairns, Pat Guthrie, Janny Thompson with her daughter, Alex, and Sinclair
Budd who came from London, England.
Carol Wang and daughter Vivian Wang James
Heather Forest, Judy Osborne, Peg James & Alan listening to the Chinese
time emanating from "THE CUSHION" that Vivian Osborne gave Alan (to which
he added some found objects [wheel weights and a yellow plastic ball]
and returned to her for Mothers' Day)
Carol Wang and Mark James holding up their daughter Vivian against the graffiti
wall.
Grandad James with Vivian Wang James
Vivian Osborne with her great granddaughter Vivian Wang James
Holly Totten, Natalie Boyarchuk, and Amy Totten writing on the graffiti
wall
Amos Woodward sitting under Alan's baby pictures
Alan tapping to the rhythm of Matthew Woodward playing "Alan's Aire"
Robert Cairns and his Daughter Alex near the remains of the cake. (Savoir
Fare caterers supplied the cake and salads
Tina Buijs, Lynne James, and Adam James singing like chipmunks under the
influence of helium from the balloons
Matthew Woodward, Robert & Alex Cairns, and Amos Woodward
Arlene Verdiel, Monique Rigole, Kiran & Meena Vadgama, and Rocque Goh enjoying
conversation
The EJOR family tree as drawn by Robert Carins to help the non-family guests
figure out who's who
Christine Mowat listening to Dan Osborne leading a sing-along
Vivian Osborne, Kira Boyarchuk, Peg James, Natalie Boyarchuk, Alan James,
and Christine Mowat singing along to Dan's playing (probably "In San
Francisco town there lived a whale..." (178K) Smaller picture (25K)
Heidi Holysh telling how Alan had ruined her 6th birthday party by driving
more than once around a roundabout in Edmonton
Judy Osborne reading her letter to Alan