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two RV Gypsies enjoyed Broward County, Florida with family and friends October through December 2015 |
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Below: The great-grandson of the two RV Gypsies, (age 5) ready to trick-or-treat. |
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"Not Another Picture" said Anthony. |
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Below: One house had their driveway as an entry with life-sized scary stuff and so as everyone went to the door, no-one answered the door. That house and a few other houses had decorations that scared Anthony and the other youngsters. Guess they decided to trick (scare) instead of treating the kids. That was NOT nice. Karen Duquette did not photograph those houses. |
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Below: It is not Thanksgiving without an Indian. |
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Below: Karen Duquette, her granddaughter and great-grandson |
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Below: To our beloved son, Brian Duquette from Mom and Dad |
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Below: The cover of the
Christmas card that Karen Duquette made and mailed to family and friends
in 2015. |
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The two RV Gypsies took their Great-Grandson to a play in Pompano - The Nutcracker. Then Karen Duquette bought a Nutcracker ornament for her travel tree and one for Anthony's Christmas tree. |
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Below: Christmas decorations in the RV are really all travel memories; 6 belts with 85 patches from National Parks and National Monuments, plus there are 122 travel keychains hanging from cabinets all throughout the living room / dining room of the RV, and a section for the grandkids. They will collect a lot more each year as they travel in their RV. |
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Below: 112 travel ornaments on the Christmas tree |
Below: 25 breakable travel ornaments on a wire tree |
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Below: Anthony likes to sleep with Mr. Snowman |
And here comes Santa Claus to Florida! |
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Below: Each year, Lee Duquette gets
a new shirt |
Below: Anthony's parents |
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Below: Anthony in his new dune buggy |
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2015
2015
December
2015 
2015
Each
year on the second Sunday in December, many churches around the world
hold a Candelight Ceremony in memory of children who have gone to Heaven.
The Compassionate Friends Worldwide Candle Lighting Ceremony unites
family and friends around the globe in lighting candles for one hour
to honor the memories of the sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, and
grandchildren who left earth too soon. As candles are lit at 7:00 p.m.
everyone's local time, hundreds of thousands of persons commemorate
and honor the memory of all children gone too soon. The two RV Gypsies
attend a ceremony in Davie, Florida each year to honor the memories
of their son, Brian Lee Duquette, and Karen Duquette cries her eyes
out. The church in Davie gives everyone a a different angel ornament
each year which is hung in the RV of the two RV Gypsies year-round in
Brian Duquette's memory.
