Visitors for a week

Rose, Caleb, Robin and Richard, with big grins, grateful to be off the plane, and ready for a vacation on Guam.

Our friends, the Froelichs arrived on Monday evening, January 28. We were glad to welcome them at the airport. Robin's cousin, Roger Krum, and family were there too. Roger teaches at the academy here.

The Froelichs got to spend a week here, before going to to a mission trip in the Philippines.

Kind friends lent us a pick up so we could move everyone and their gear around the island.

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