Dear Talmage,I love this picture of you because it is an example of what an amazing young man you are! You are never afraid to take on a challenge or learn something new! I think ideas and conversations are buzzing around in your head every waking minute--and maybe even when you are sleeping! Heavenly Father has blessed you with an amazing mother and father who have worked very hard to help you develop your talents in a way that will bless your life and your family. No matter which side of the veil I am on when you become a man and choose what to do with your life, I will be watching! I am very excited to see who and what you will become! I hope that you will serve a mission and then stay very close to your Heavenly Father so He can guide you to be the best husband, father, provider and priesthood holder you can possibly be! Be a good example to your younger siblings, especially Wyatt. They will be watching you and what you choose to do will be important to them. I still look up to my big brother and I am 60! Follow the example of your earthly and Heavenly fathers and you will be that good example to your siblings.
We have had a special relationship through letters. That began when you lived far away in South Carolina and I wanted to be sure you knew who your grandma was, even though we only saw each other once a year. In those letters I have most often been able to see how intelligent and loving you are. I didn't know my grandmothers very well and I wish I had even one letter from them. I do have a letter from a grandfather that I treasure.
I love you Talmage. Life can sometimes be hard, but when we know that we have a Heavenly Father and family that love us and would do anything for us, it helps us get through difficult times. Talk to your Heavenly Father and your parents and grandparents often. They care about what happens to you and want to help in any way they can because they love you and care about you so much. I am SO thankful Heavenly Father sent you to be a part of our family!
Lots and lots and lots of love,
Gramma

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