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| Chloe and Mama. I'm so thankful to be the mom of this beautiful little person! Love her so so so much!!! |
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| My girl at dinner. She is the very sweetest soul I've ever known. |
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| Watching football with Daddy! |
11.22.2012
Gobble Gobble
11.11.2012
My Holiday Playlist
It's about this time of year that I start getting requests for my holiday playlist. Well, I'm happy to oblige! I've got 100-ish goodies HERE on podnsack. I'm telling you, it does not disappoint. There are some from last year and lots of new ones as well... you'll smile, you'll cry, you'll deck the halls! ENJOY! :)
11.10.2012
Trick or Treat!
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| Izz, Chlo, Will & Oby |
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| Trick er Treatin' :) |
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| Ninja Will! |
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| At the Norseth house |
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| How we roll :) |
"Chloe, we got your back."
Standard Examiner Article
by Bryon Saxton
Posted: 10/23/2012
Five-year-old Chloe Bennett, wearing a bright dress and brighter smile, beamed as she sat in her wheelchair at the Davis County Commission meeting. She waited for her doting father, Oby Bennett, who stood at her side, to be presented with a check.
"Chloe, we got your back," Davis County Commissioner Louenda Downs said, as Syracuse city leaders and county officials on Tuesday huddled around the Bennett family to make the check-passing official. The check, for $42,046.20, is to be used to help develop Chloe's Sunshine Park at 1979 S. 1900 West, Syracuse. The 5-acre park is to be specifically designed for disabled children and enjoyed by children of all abilities. The check presented to the Bennetts represents the proceeds from the Davis County Gala and silent auction held Sept. 6 at Davis Conference Center. Oby Bennett said he is grateful for all the work Syracuse city officials and the county have done in moving the park project forward. The check awarded on Tuesday puts officials "one step closer to having the park done," Bennett said. About four years ago, Tara Bennett, Chloe's mother, approached Syracuse leaders requesting that they consider building a park where disabled children can play. "It's been a long process, but it is starting to come about," said Bonnie Mann, Chloe's grandmother. Each year, county officials select a charity to receive the proceeds from its annual Davis County Gala and silent auction event. This year, attendees at the gala enjoyed entertainment by the African Children's Choir as part of a program emceed by singer Alex Boye.
They were also treated to intense jungle-theme decorations and a meal. Prior to the event, the county had indicated it was hoping to raise from the gala about $35,000 for the park.
by Bryon Saxton
Posted: 10/23/2012
Five-year-old Chloe Bennett, wearing a bright dress and brighter smile, beamed as she sat in her wheelchair at the Davis County Commission meeting. She waited for her doting father, Oby Bennett, who stood at her side, to be presented with a check.
"Chloe, we got your back," Davis County Commissioner Louenda Downs said, as Syracuse city leaders and county officials on Tuesday huddled around the Bennett family to make the check-passing official. The check, for $42,046.20, is to be used to help develop Chloe's Sunshine Park at 1979 S. 1900 West, Syracuse. The 5-acre park is to be specifically designed for disabled children and enjoyed by children of all abilities. The check presented to the Bennetts represents the proceeds from the Davis County Gala and silent auction held Sept. 6 at Davis Conference Center. Oby Bennett said he is grateful for all the work Syracuse city officials and the county have done in moving the park project forward. The check awarded on Tuesday puts officials "one step closer to having the park done," Bennett said. About four years ago, Tara Bennett, Chloe's mother, approached Syracuse leaders requesting that they consider building a park where disabled children can play. "It's been a long process, but it is starting to come about," said Bonnie Mann, Chloe's grandmother. Each year, county officials select a charity to receive the proceeds from its annual Davis County Gala and silent auction event. This year, attendees at the gala enjoyed entertainment by the African Children's Choir as part of a program emceed by singer Alex Boye.
They were also treated to intense jungle-theme decorations and a meal. Prior to the event, the county had indicated it was hoping to raise from the gala about $35,000 for the park.
11.03.2012
Quotes from TOFW
I went to Time Out for Women last week. It was such a treat! I went with a friend I made whose son with cerebral palsy got a g-tube the same day Chloe did. We took a required g-tube class together and were instant friends! It was so much fun to be uplifted together.
I wrote down all my favorite thoughts and quotes. I was sad when not all of them were on pinterest for me to pin and share, so I decided to create them as pin-friendly pictures. Enjoy!
I wrote down all my favorite thoughts and quotes. I was sad when not all of them were on pinterest for me to pin and share, so I decided to create them as pin-friendly pictures. Enjoy!
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