2008 - Amy and Dave Jongquist sent me this - the orb photo was taken during their wedding ceremony, right after I asked Amy's mom who was giving the bride away. Amy's dad had recently passed and well, as you can see, he not only attended the wedding he gave his daughter a kiss!

sent this pic - no, there is nothing wrong with the camera!

Good evening! We sure had a great time with you all!!!

We were looking at our photos from our digital camera on the computer tonight - zooming in! Here's one that is really awesome!

Hey, Sharon - we counted 22 orb's - is that right? On the right side of the screen, you will see the Oleander grave - this is where we were standing and we both separately felt like we should be taking a photo in that direction! We didn't know that Steve was there! HA! Anyways, the gravestone above the Oleander gravestone is for Clifford Fishant (I think I spelled it right - we went back today). Near that gravestone is a planter and above it is something colorful - not sure if it's flowers or what. But, if you look very very closely, it looks like there's a man walking or running towards you. Not sure if we're seeing things or not! Other graves above that one on the right in the photo are for Wilbur Warner, then there's two big bushes and Lavela and Adilore Logeais are buried there. There are also some gravestones on the ground - the first one you come to if you are walking toward Steve (HI STEVE!) is Judith and Edwin Jansen and then you get to Joyce Schmidt. I can't believe all the orb's in this photo - WOW!!! Hey, Steve, did you know you were walking among orb's - you almost stepped on one!!! As we walked in, this place was all the way to the back (last row by houses) and to the left of the center road we walked up.

We'll see what else we can find in our photos - taking the other camera in tonight or tomorrow.

The place where my husband's glasses fogged up was by the grave of Edwin LeBrun - it's a small, white, old gravestone near two trees and another LeBrun gravestone that's in between those two trees. Anyone else see anything there? It was kind of near the middle of the cemetery - to the right of the road we walked up.

Also, John and Steve said they smelled burning leaves - that was also all the way to the back of the cemetery and to the left of the road we walked in on. It was by the grave of Brian Helmbrecht.

Let us know what you find in your photos and we'll do the same!!! We can't wait to visit Thayer's again! Everything was "phenomenal!!!"

The Rasmusens

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