Incredible Sun Set in Utah - Near Nephi, UT

Traveling to AZ for Wedding

This was Cory's first time to the Rock Houses... these houses are located on Hwy 89A. This road goes through Jacob's Lake, AZ and as you come down the mountain and reach the valley floor you come across these old indian rock homes.

Built out mud, rock, and boulder; these homes functioned for indians living quarters 

in the humid desert.

Astonishingly cool inside...these structures are amazing to see.

As we walked around, Cory had to really go to the bathroom....he just couldn't hold it so he took advantage of an old outhouse... there was no door so I took a snapshot.

It was fun to show Cory this incredible site on our way down to Arizona.

Kellersberger's First Camping Trip

Memorial Day Weekend 2011

The Kellersberger Campsite

 

Not much to look at but we had a great time.

Cooking/Grilling

Yummy pancakes and hot chocolate -

it always taste better when camping!

Cory has amazing cooking skills

He even amazed himself :)

After breakfast Cory and I conquered the mountain next to our campsite. We successfully navigated through brush up a 90 degree angle and made it to the top of the mountain.  We then hiked across a small valley to the hill next to us to get on a huge sand rock.

The romantic in Cory came out as he carved our itials into

the sand stone.....awe so cute!

Here is Cory with his completed work.  Great job, darling.

When we got back to camp Cory went back to work at chopping firewood. The nights were chilly so we burned up almost all of the wood we brought with us. We only had a little hachet for Cory to chop with so one more thing to add to the list of camping gear is an ax. Cory was very sore the next morning after chopping our firewood.

Here Cory is declaring "I am man....see my fire!"

Here are some of the beautiful sights surrounding our camp.

Even though we could not be in Arizona for Memorial Day weekend to attend the Leonard Hunt family reunion, Cory and I had a great time getting into the spirit of camping...

we can't wait for our next camping adventure!

On April 30, 2011 Cory Jacob Kellersberger graduated from Utah Valley University with a Bachelor's Degree in Technology Management.

What a cute graduate he makes!

Cory was congratulated by professors he has worked with over the last 4 years. They were all excited to see him accomplish his goal of graduation. One professor told me, "Cory will go far in his career. He is the type of person that people will like to work with and work for. He is a people person. With his work ethic and drive there is nothing that he will be unable to accomplish".

Having worked sooo hard to get his education Cory was excited to accept even a "fake" deploma!

Momma K and Papa K are extremely proud of him. They have been instrumental in his focus and drive to accomplish his education. Their love and support helped him get through the really hard time, late night studies, last minute changes to assignments, and all nighters working on projects. They are truely great parents!

I, too, am so proud of Cory. He has worked hard to achieve this. I know that he will be a great support to our family and will be a great success in doing the work of the gospel as well.

Cory and technology grad friend. They got to walk together at commencement.

UVU's President Holland spoke to the graduates about not letting this be the ending but just the beginning. Now that they are graduated they need to look to their communities and be strengths and benefits to those around them. He is in essence said "Time to go to work" in always in life. With family, career, home, and community.

Also the graduates were told a story by Dr. Gay, the key note speaker, that when he attending his graduation at Harvard University, Mother Theresa was the key note speaker. This was back in the 1980s. When she came to speak to the graduates, many were surprised by her comments in regards to the sanctity of life. Knowing her one should not be surprised that she stated, irrevocably, that an unborn child deserves the opportunity to life, that to end the life of an innocent child in the womb is just as vial as killing one outside of the womb. The story was powerful and amazing to hear. Hopefully the graduating class of 2011 from UVU will believe those words and will desire to protect the sanctity of life all days of theirs.

With the switch of the tassel, Cory became an office UVU graduate........Congrats, SA!