Bowling Hall of Famer : Cynthia Turner!

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This past weekend, I had the good fortune (and good sense) to go to Traverse City for the ceremony to induct Cynthia into the Traverse City Bowling Hall of Fame...


Of course, before you can be awarded...you have to bowl. I got to see Cyn and Glen in action with one of their regular (and favorite) groups on Friday night.



Glen, his cousins Frank (Sonny) and Al with Connie and of course, Cynthia.


The inductee!


Everyone wanted their picture with the hall of famer!
Two very handsome photos of Cyn and Glen...






Cyn and fellow 2011 inductee

More family photos....
Devyn, Jamie, Dennis and Cyn


me and cyn (family resemblance?)

the evening had a fantastic Elvis tribute singer during dinner
(and a ventriloquist !! after dinner)
wow.


Yooperman joined us for breakfast the next day..

Thanks, Cyn for a great reason to come up to your city! It was wonderful to see how loved and respected you are by the whole bowling community...I am not at all surprised!


Comments

Bil & Kay Turner said…
OMG ! Boy do I wish we were there.
Monday, March 14, 2011 7:07:00 AM
Chris Turner said…
Sorry to miss the event, also sorry to miss the Elvis impersonator!
Monday, March 14, 2011 9:26:00 AM
Cynthia Turner said…
Thank you Sarah, for coming and taking all the great pictures!
Monday, March 14, 2011 10:16:00 AM
Harry Turner said…
great pictures! congratulations, Cyn!!
Thursday, March 17, 2011 9:43:00 PM
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