The Whole Claywardcrew poses for a picture!!! It's a miracle we are all looking at the same place! Whew!
Proud Daddy with his two boys!
Proud Mama with the two boys!
Here at Vance, when a new baby is born, they put their name and birth date on a sign to announce their arrival. As a family, we went and captured Preston's debute!
Here is just another cute picture of Preston!

More Pictures of Preston

After things had settled down a bit, Clay went home to get CJ and introduce him to his little brother. for the past couple of month's we've been trying to explain to CJ that he was going to be a big brother, and he must have understood because he took no time warming up to Preston.
Apparently he's not yet suffering from 'Attention Diversion Syndrome'.





OK, so maybe dad is a little bias!

Three Men and A Tough Lady!!!

He's Here! Little Preston John Ward was born this Afternoon, 11 April, at 2:55p.m.
He is 8 lbs, 12 oz and 20 inches long. All looks good and the ClayWardCrew will keep you updated on the updates!

Easter Bunny.......Hunting?

Despite the snow on Friday, and the significantly cooler temperatures since, it was a fun weekend with all of the Easter festivities. On Saturday we were happy to get paid a visit from Mike and Adrianne Richards and family, who are currently stationed down at Tinker AFB by Oklahoma City. Except for a quick visit by Laura and CJ a few month's go, we hadn't really seen them since the good 'ol days at BYU. It was a short visit, but we managed to all attend the Base Easter Egg Hunt (although the hunt was more of a toddler shopping spree that lasted about twenty seconds!).





This afternoon after church CJ had another little Easter Egg hunt here in the backyard with Brian. There were much fewer kids and the eggs were a little better hidden.

Visit From The Smith's

Last week we were visited by Mom & Dad Smith and Bryce for a couple of days. Clay went up to see Bryce graduated from Army MP School in Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri along with Stan and Nancy, then afterwards they all drove down together to hang out with the ClayWardCrew. We were able to go for a ride in the T-1 simulators, check out a rather disappointing Assignment Night, and head down to Oklahoma City to check out the Bombing Memorial. It was their first time on an Air Force base, and the first time Clay had seen then in a year and a half, so it was nice just being together.