http://s1190.photobucket.com/albums/z454/hennerfamily/
Here is a link that will take you to photobucket to see pictures of Nana's jewlery. If you would like any of it please email or call Marcy
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Monday, October 18, 2010
Edna's 101
On October 15, 2010 Edna turned 101!! She enjoyed the day with visits from friends and neighbors. She also had a dinner party with family. She is grateful for her health.
Edna, Daniel, Alyssa, Miranda and Benjamin
Edna and Jan
Edna, Char and Pablo
Edna, Gerri, and Jesse
Edna and Jake
Edna, Marcy and James
Edna, Heather and Joe
Edna with Fritzy
Opening presents and having fun with family.
Picture painted by Daniel given to Nana
Friday, November 20, 2009
Article Printed in the Nevada Appeal Oct. 2009
Edna Henner celebrates her 100th birthday today.
Cathleen Allison/Nevada Appeal
Family friend Bob Widmar helps Edna Henner before he took her on her first motorcycle ride last weekend in celebration of her 100th birthday.
Edna Henner makes living a century seem like a walk in the park.
“I'd like to start all over again,” the Carson City woman said Tuesday with a hearty laugh.
She's spent a lifetime living her bucket list, and the days surrounding her birthday are no exception.
For her 85th she took flight in a hot air balloon.
For her 90th she rode an elephant in Taiwan.
On her 95th she learned to tango.
And this past Saturday, Henner, a retired Southern California college professor of fashion and interior design, donned a helmet and leather jacket and went for a spin on the back of a friend's motorcycle around her Lakeview Estates neighborhood.
Today, Henner will hit the 100-year mark with a quiet celebration at the home she shares with her daughter, Marcy Swingholm, son-in-law James Swingholm and James' mother. On Oct. 24, a celebration will be held at the Comstock Mobile Home Park community center. The public is invited, said her daughter.
“Anyone who'd like to honor her by coming to the party is more than welcome,” Marcy said.
Until recently, Henner was taking classes at Western Nevada College. A Spanish immersion course took her to Mexico. The WNC geology class prompted a trip to Hawaii to see a volcano. She is interested now in astronomy. She and James attended a digital photography class together.
Cathleen Allison/Nevada Appeal
Family friend Bob Widmar helps Edna Henner before he took her on her first motorcycle ride last weekend in celebration of her 100th birthday.
Edna Henner makes living a century seem like a walk in the park.
“I'd like to start all over again,” the Carson City woman said Tuesday with a hearty laugh.
She's spent a lifetime living her bucket list, and the days surrounding her birthday are no exception.
For her 85th she took flight in a hot air balloon.
For her 90th she rode an elephant in Taiwan.
On her 95th she learned to tango.
And this past Saturday, Henner, a retired Southern California college professor of fashion and interior design, donned a helmet and leather jacket and went for a spin on the back of a friend's motorcycle around her Lakeview Estates neighborhood.
Today, Henner will hit the 100-year mark with a quiet celebration at the home she shares with her daughter, Marcy Swingholm, son-in-law James Swingholm and James' mother. On Oct. 24, a celebration will be held at the Comstock Mobile Home Park community center. The public is invited, said her daughter.
“Anyone who'd like to honor her by coming to the party is more than welcome,” Marcy said.
Until recently, Henner was taking classes at Western Nevada College. A Spanish immersion course took her to Mexico. The WNC geology class prompted a trip to Hawaii to see a volcano. She is interested now in astronomy. She and James attended a digital photography class together.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Edna Henner @ 100th birthday
Edna Henner
On the 24th of October many friends and family of Edna joined together to celebrate her 100 years of life. Edna has had a life filled with learning and adventures of the world. Her latest adventure was on the back of a motorcycle.
If you would like any of the pictures taken at the party scroll down to the next postings and click on the picture to see the full size picture. After seeing the full size picture you can right click on that picture and save it to have the full size to print out.
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