Happy 50th Anniversary to Us

“I, Cindie, take thee, Wayne, to be my wedded husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death do us part.”

I still do.

And I still love it when he kisses his bride.

It was July 3, 1976 — the same year our country celebrated its bicentennial. Now, here we are celebrating our own half-century.

We do not know what our future holds, but we know the One who holds our future. I pray the Lord will bless us with more years together and that we will honor Him with every single day and every single breath, “till death do us part.”

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Author: barefootlilylady

I love sharing about my barefoot gardening adventures, hence my blogger name. As I write, some of my other passions might spill out -- like fun with grandkids, baking and sewing endeavors, what I'm studying in Scripture, and the like. My readers will notice that one of the primary things I write about is Alzheimer's. May what I write be an encouragement to anyone who is a caregiver for someone they love with memory loss.

6 thoughts on “Happy 50th Anniversary to Us”

  1. 50th Wedding Anniversary blessings, Cindi and Wayne! Your lives have blessed countless others and I pray God’s goodness will follow you for many years to come, perhaps another 50!

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