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Happy 28th Wedding Anniversary to Ken and Toni Fontaine!  Toni asked me to do this song today on their day.  28 years ~ full of ups and downs, laughter and tears, and everything else in between!  But through it all I have watched my friends continue to walk the road of life together.  Ken and Toni have been through some STUFF but have come out on the other side still committed to one another.  It has been a pleasure to witness a couple who is committed to making marriage work no matter what comes against them.  They have lots of "Remember when..." moments and here's to many more! 

The test of a marriage is surviving the "remember when..." moments that you'd rather NOT remember! :) 

Remember When

Happy 28th Wedding Anniversary Ken and Toni!  Their own Remember When video!  :)

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