Linda Wooleyhand:  

Holiday Greetings from the Wooleyhands It¿s been a few years since I¿ve found the time to write my annual holiday letter, I hope this gets to you before the holidays are over!!. Although we think of everyone often, it seems that as the girls get older I get busier and time moves faster. We hope the holiday season finds you filled with the magic of believing and close to the ones you love.! Charlie is as busy as ever, working at Kraft, it will be 25 years in May, and doing masonry, bowling, coaching softball, golfing and with his new hat as Union representative for 3rd shift. He finally got his boat going again this summer and we were able to spend a few weekends out on the Nanticoke River. The girls love tubing and kneeboarding!! He tries to get away whenever possible to see Amber bowl, they all had a great time in Myrtle Beach at a tournament last year. His golf game doesn¿t seem to be improving but he does get out often to work on it at home with his buddies from work and in Buffalo with my dad. Linda remains at the Little School as kindergarten teacher, curriculum coordinator and licensing specialist, although she finally gave up teaching college after Ciara was diagnosed last year with Type 1 Diabetes making it more difficult to be away at night. There have been some exciting changes recently as the Little School gets moved into it¿s fancy new building (stop by and see us at The Little School at Kids Cottage on Salisbury Road) and kindergarten has gone to an all day format combining the two classrooms for a team teaching approach. It makes for a very busy day! I continue to scrapbook whenever I can and enjoy being team mom during softball season. Amanda, 21, will graduate in April with a dual Bachelor¿s degree in Accounting and Finance. After a year at Goldy-Beacom she decided she wanted to be closer to home and has finished up here at Wilmington College in Dover. She is working for the Town of Smyrna. She got engaged over the summer to her boyfriend Lee and they have bought a two bedroom trailer not far from us. Our biggest news of the year is that she is expecting and sometime in May we will become Grandparents!! I¿m very excited although Charlie maintains that he is much too young for the job. The other girls can¿t wait to be Aunts, especially Skyler!! And, who knows, maybe we will finally have a little boy! Erica, 20, is attending Delaware Tech, working on a degree in education in the department Linda used to teach in. She has volunteered for years at her old elementary school and thinks she¿d like working with children. We are so proud of her and can¿t wait to help with her education classes. She i...Expand for more