(sing the title to Shania Twain's, You're Still the One) =)
33 years in the making...
When they walked into the courthouse to get their marriage license, under jobs they wrote:
unemployed and waitress.
Walking out the door, Dad said, "Yeah, I bet they are thinking, 'they will never last.'"
Guess they proved them wrong.

Mom was 23 and had just graduated from the University of Tennessee.
Dad was 25, also a UT grad, and working various jobs.
They dated for two years before tying the knot.
Saturday, June 24, 1977
10:00 am
At the home of their preacher,
With only a few witnesses,
They became Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield.
Afterwards, they met up with friends and went water boggin'.
Seems you don't have to have an extravagant wedding to have a long-lasting marriage....
My parents are my heroes, my inspiration, two of my best friends, and the list goes on and on!
I hope that Travis and I still flirt and interact the same way they do when we have been married for 33 years.
I love you two and hope today is a great day full of love!
See you in two days, at the beach!








