Yesterday was a very, very special day. Not only was it my first official Mother's Day, but it was the day that Daddy and I dedicated our precious son to our Lord. We made a commitment that we will raise Knox in the ways of God. We were blessed to have so many family members and friends share this special day with us.
Knox on the big screen

Mrs. Kathy giving Daddy a red rose.
The red rose symbolizes Daddy's role in our family. He is the leader of our household.
The red rose also symbolizes the blood line passed on to Knox, as well as Christ's blood that was shed for our salvation.

Mom receiving a white rose.
The red rose also symbolizes the blood line passed on to Knox, as well as Christ's blood that was shed for our salvation.
The white rose symbolizes purity. It is my role to ensure Knox lives a pure life before man and God.
We also recieved a rose bud for Knox.
A rose bud is not yet revealed what it will be. Like the rose, Knox will grow and his life will be revealed. Unlike the rose, Knox's future will be influenced by Daddy and me.
Knox was given to us as a sacred trust. How we handle this will affect how his precious life will unfold.
Knox's (and Katelyn's) grandparents standing in recognition and vowing to support us
The congregation standing with us
Our family
Daddy, Knox, and Poppy
Our family with Poppy, Granny, and Aunt Barbie
Our family with Grandma
Our family with Pop, Nani, Uncle Joe, Aunt Candice, Lexi,
Uncle Chris, Reed, and Aunt Erin
Our family with Grandaddy, Nana, Uncle Jack, Granny,
Uncle Chris, Reed, and Aunt Erin
Knox was given to us as a sacred trust. How we handle this will affect how his precious life will unfold.
Uncle Chris, Reed, and Aunt Erin
Uncle Chris, Reed, and Aunt Erin
and Jill, Judd, Sophie, & Nolan
Our best attempt with Uncle Chris, Reed, Nana, and Granny
Knox finally got to meet and spend some time with Uncle Joe, Aunt Candice, and Lexi.
Lexi holding Knox, while Aunt Candice looked on
Aunt Candice loving on Knox
Peyton and Knox during a photo shoot of the Gapen grandchildren
Pop, Lexi, Peyton, Knox, Nani, and Reed
Daddy, Peyton, and Knox gave me some very special gifts for Mother's Day, one of which was a portrait of Knox.

Knox and Mom on Mother's Day 2009
Daddy, Peyton, and Knox gave me some very special gifts for Mother's Day, one of which was a portrait of Knox.
Absolutely precious!!!
But out of all the gifts I have ever received,
the best one is pictured with a big purple bow on his head!
(I thought Daddy was going to whoop me!)
(I thought Daddy was going to whoop me!)

5 comments:
It was a very special day! Knox did so good and is so blessed to have parents that will teach him about our Lord.
We love you, and we were so glad to be a part of that special day.
Love,
Uncle Chris, Aunt Erin, & Reed
Our boys did great. I'm so glad they will get to grow up together.
It is a wondrous thing, generation after generation passing down the love for Jesus and all He did for us. What a special blessing that it has been done for so many generations. May all of you enjoy teaching Knox what a heritage he has lying before him. love you, aye, Caroline
Your new header is cute! Make me a new one please... :)
This was a beautiful post. You really paid attention to Bro. Gerald's words. Your family is beautiful and seems very supportive. You are blessed to have them.
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