Happy Late Birthday to my best friend in the whole world, Kristen! I can't believe you are 23 you old fart! Anyways here are some things I love about Kristen...
1. Her favorite holiday is Valentine's Day (probably because it's 2 days after her birthday and she always had a boyfriend growing up.)
2. She has more energy than anyone I know and always wants to do something with it.
3. She loves spooning! She would always cuddle with me when we shared our Belmont room!
4. She met her husband while she had braces. Now that's true love.
5. She had bangs until high school and didn't have a flat iron. It was a bad combo but she pulled it off great.
6. She is the most honest person in the whole world! I mean it, ask her anything and she'll tell the truth.
7. She can't do serious or kissing faces in pictures so we always practiced.
8. But most of all she is the greatest friend and I am so grateful for that.
Thanks for always being there for me Kristen. I don't know what I would do without you. Hopefully someday we will live in the same state again. I miss you.
This is for all of you sushi lovers out there! This past weekend Clayton & I went to the Happy Sumo with some friends. I have craving sushi for so long and Josh and Michelle Barrett were nice enough to let us eat there for dinner on our night out. It was so delicious and hit the spot! So if anyone ever wants to go out for Sushi, give us a call! Afterward we went and saw Definitely, Maybe. It was a really cute movie, but really long. But it's definitely worth seeing. It was a great weekend. Thanks for the fun date night Josh & Michelle!
James Dustin Stevens, 25, of Mesa passed away February 2, 2008 in an automobile accident. Born in Mesa, AZ, 11 August 1982, he was the son of Wayne & Lisa Wyatt, and Bruce Stevens. Those who knew James will never forget his easy happy nature & vast heart. A friend to old & young, he treasured the little ones in his life. Children gave him great joy. He lived life to the fullest-- hunting & fishing, cooking, video gaming, trampoline jumping. James was fun. How can we say how much we miss you! Moments before his passing, he planned a snowboarding trip w/ cousins & friends and was driving to work where his folks depended on him to manage their Taco Time/Samurai Sam's Restaurant. A Westwood High grad & Eagle Scout, he served a mission, and attended Mesa CC, studying Const. Mgt. He looked forward to marriage & family life. He is survived by his parents, Lisa & Wayne Wyatt, and their children & grandchildren: Chaleece (Jeremy) Sandberg; Stephanie (Dan) Filbrun; Jared (Charity) Wyatt; Clayton (Shalayne) Wyatt; Taylor Wyatt; Doug Stevens; Lynsie Wyatt; and little Wendy; his grandparents: Al Stevens, Milli Packard, John & Elisa Wyatt, and Ingeborg Stumbecker; and many loving aunts, uncles & cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Bruce Stevens. Funeral services Saturday, February 9th, 10am, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Beverly Chapel, w/Viewing 9am; 1054 W 2nd Pl. at N Beverly (1 block E of Alma School, S of Univ). Arrangements Allen Funeral Home, 1130 S Horne, Mesa; 480-833-1716. 
