See that SCHERZINGEN crest (click here to see it bigger)? That's the official crest of the town of Scherzingen, Germany (current population about 80), where the Scherzinger family originated. It's a really tiny town that's actually smaller than most suburban subdivisions in the US. The crest was sent to my father, Earl, by his second cousin, Robert Carl Scherzinger, from California. Thanks, Robert!
Please feel free to roam around. There's a lot to see here, including our old Geocities site. Although it is extremely outdated and should probably just go away, I've preserved the photos, but note that the information is very old. You can access the old sites via the Family Links menu item.
See ya!
Bruce and Eileen took Amtrak to NYC to visit her cousin Andy and his partner Billie. While there, they looked at a few apartments in Brooklyn Heights. Gorgeous places, awesome views, but too expensive for our budget.
Rachel was admitted emergently to the hospital after another bout with aspiration pnemonia. It's clear her body no longer heals itself from this type of incident, so Eileen and Bruce setup a palliative care plan for her going forward. ð
Day moved out of the house and into an apartment.
We scheduled to have our house completely soft-washed.
David and Brie divorced and his name legally changed to "Day Anna Welch".
Bruce surrendered his campus office and started working from home 100% of the time. Woo hoo!
Bruce started having to take daily insulin shots in addition to his other 3 diabetes medications.
Eileen had her second cataract surgery.
We start the year with Eileen having recovered from COVID in December upon her return from Amsterdam, which caused her to have to reschedule her many doctor appointments and surgeries until this month. She's pretty much exhausted from being sick on and off for over a month now and just wants it to all be over.
Eileen had the first of her two cataract surgeries.
Bruce traded his 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe for a 2024 Toyota Venza. The main reason? To get some better tech!