Wednesday, February 18, 2009


Happy birthday to
Alta LaRue Abercrombie Johnson
(Heading out to her 91st birthday party in downtown
Maryville, a place she really loved..especially after
she got to restore her Broadway building "Now this one looks
the BEST!" in 2005)

If she had stayed on this
earth today she would be 93 years young.

Today her
continuing years are being celebrated
in a very special place and the guest list
is heavenly to say the least.

In attendance will be her Mother Alta Aimes Abacrombie,
her daddy Harry, her husband Charles Walker Johnson,
her favorite Aunts and Uncles numerous KKG sorority
sisters and her dogs...Zipper, Penny, Cheyenne, Mike, Tiger, Cody (who she financed one half of a two thousand dollar hip replacement for) his half sister Denver, Spud, Jackson, various rabbits, a pheasant named Ike, an alligator named Bubba and one cat whose name is known only
to LaRue. Dropping in all day with gifts of love will be
families and friends from four bridge clubs along with the hundreds of people who she touched in her short 92 years here.
(When we were shopping for pumpkins (at the age
of 91) she insisted on getting
two...when asked how to use them naturally she came up with
this idea!)


Be still this afternoon and if you knew her you will be
able to hear the laughter, cards shuffling and wine glasses
ringing.


Something you didn't know about
Alta LaRue....
Her name is French and the
translation is High Street.
Although she was born and NAMED
in Wyoming the man she married
(Charles W. Johnson) was born in
Tennessee and grew up on.......
High Street.

Wednesday, December 03, 2008

THE national PARK

Thursday, November 13, 2008

NOVEMBER IS HERE BUT FALL IS NOT GONE!!!!!
2008










FALL 2008

Thursday, October 16, 2008

OCT 10th 2008
smoky mountains and cades cove







Friday, September 26, 2008

MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE ART WALK






Wednesday, September 24, 2008












FALL MORNING IN EAST TENNESSEE

Monday, September 15, 2008

FALL is so close you
can smell it!






































FALL is so close you
can smell it!