The Deer Valley Rendezvous
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FAMILY NEWS


"Johnny" and Parker, circa 1955		 Parker celebrated his 90th birthday this past August 19th. Friends from all over the region joined the ranch family for a time of remembrance.

Harold and Sue purchased a small ranch about eight miles from Deer Valley. "Mule Meadows" has beautiful views of Mt. Antero and the Chalk Cliffs.

Scott DeWalt was the champion Mule Rider in the Colorado Mule Rider's Competition held at Deer Valley Ranch this past September. It was his second time as the winner of the competition. Scott is dating Stacy Rummel, a physical therapist in the Colorado Springs region.

Brock and Brenda DeWalt announce the birth of their fourth child, Daniel Cole, on November 8, 2007. He joins sisters Halley (6) and Cora (18 mo.) and brother Levi (7).
Brock and Daniel

L to R: Cora, Levi, Halley, Seriah,
Rachel & Daniel, all young DeWalts

 Reid and Brenda DeWalt are living in northeast Denver with their two girls, Rachel (5) and Seriah (3). Reid is an area wildlife manager with the Colorado Division of Wildlife.
John and Carol Woolmington, who spend much of the off-season traveling, enjoyed a very busy trip to Texas during Thanksgiving that included two guest weddings and a chance to visit with over twenty Deer Valley guest families and staff members. Lindsey Woolmington continues to live in Washington DC and do contract work for the Federal Aviation Administration. She lives just five blocks from the Capital and enjoys volunteer work, athletics and the political and social life of DC.
Jay and Lindsey
Thanksgiving football

       John and Jay Woolmington at
        former President Bush's office.
Jay (Jon) Woolmington is a sophomore at Texas A&M University, majoring in Renewable Natural Resources. He has spent one day a week this year working in former President Bush's office in Houston. He was offered a chance to intern in the White House this coming summer but has instead chosen to be the Deer Valley head wrangler.

Harold & Levi, Halley & Brock,
three generations at Wrangler's Breakfast