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A wonderful way to acknowledge a half-century of love and commitment is
with a personalized 50th anniversary poem.
Our toasts are made into a heartfelt poem.
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such a short time frame. It's fabulous. I am very pleased and will be back for more, The Garbers"
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50th Anniversary Toast Wedding - An Example
Dear Mom and Dad,
Dr. George Garber, Jr.,
And lovely Rita, his wife.
Have had a truly extraordinary
And ever-endearing life.
Now we celebrate an occasion
That's wondrous and, yes, nifty.
Their wedding anniversary,
Its' a biggie -- number fifty.
Yes, half a century ago,
Farm girl and city boy
Tied the knot and started building
A life that's filled with joy.
The road to oneness began
In truly differing ways.
How they came together
Truly can amaze.
Dad grew up in Woodridge, Jersey,
Navy service, and Med School too.
A surgical fellowship at Mayo Clinic,
His rise was meteoric and cool.
Mom, from Minnesota,
A Cannon Falls farm girl, true.
Schooled to teach third graders,
Did a great job at it, too.
Did opposites attract?
Was that their fabled start?
Perhaps, but something more…
Core values of the heart.
Faith and family meant the most
To this delightful pair.
Respect and deep commitment,
Made a love extraordinaire.
They married July 6, '57,
In a Hastings Church, in fact.
Honeymooned at the Grand Hotel
On lovely Mackinac.
Dad's medical practice was busy,
Mom became a mother first rate.
Raised a large and loving family
Of children who numbered eight.
George III, the oldest,
A surgeon like his dad.
George came next, he's truly
The best dentist the family ever had.
Rita Mary, a lawyer,
At estate planning, she's a star.
Margaret Mary, accountant/attorney,
Who really raised the CPA bar.
Harold George of Notre Dame,
In St. Louis, the insurance game.
Brian George funds hedge funds,
To his enduring fame.
Craig George, a coach and teacher,
His students mean a lot.
And finally there's our Linda,
As fashion diva she sure is hot.
Life in the Garber household
Was always fun for all.
Dad, an Eagle Scout,
Encouraged the boys to scout and stand tall.
A classic in our home
Was Miss Klara, a housekeeper dear.
With her grand Hungarian accent,
She was one of the family, clear.
One time on a Minnesota visit,
The children pulled a bit of mullarkey.
Smuggled a puppy on the plane back home,
That's how we got our "Sparky!"
Dad loves golf, the shore,
And reading books left and right.
For Mom, home decor is a gift,
And her lawn and flowers are a sight!
They love to travel lots,
A two-week European cruise was fine.
And recently, the Panama Canal,
Was a trip, for sure, sublime.
Their greatest joy on earth, for sure,
For whom they're surely keen,
Are all the lovely grandkids,
Who currently number fourteen!
Both Mom and Dad, it's true,
Are strong believers in Christ the Lord.
Their faith and values mean the most,
And the family is firmly aboard.
For lots of valid reasons,
We note with gratitude, for sure,
God watches over the Garber family,
We couldn't ask for more.
Except for this, in fact,
When it comes to Mom and Dad.
An acknowledgement that these two folks
Are the best parents anyone ever had.
So now, on this special anniversary,
We look to the stars above,
With thanks and joy for our parents dear,
And hearts all filled with love.
Love,
George, Judy, Geoffrey, Spencer and Emily
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