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Matt's Home!

Ryan's brother, Matt, has been serving our country in Iraq for the past 6 months. He has been working so hard and doing such a great job. He began his 2 week leave and came home to Greenville on Sunday. Everyone is so glad to see him. Britt and Matt are planning a wedding, so they have enjoyed being together and making some plans and all the rest of the family has enjoyed catching up with him. Yesterday, we all went out for lunch at our favorite spot, Brick Street Cafe. Then, the brothers + Britt went to play some golf. Last night, we went out for Mexican. It was so much fun. 

Matt and Britt

Cory and Ashley

Mike and Cindy

Matt and his two biggest fans

Ryan and me

The girls

Showing off our letter necklaces....Britt started the trend

All the guys

Boys being silly...Ryan trying to show off his bicep

Cute one!!

We love you Matt and are so thankful you are home!!!! Thanks for all you are doing to make our country a better place!!!

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