From left to right, the sons of Jesse are John, Dennis, and David, pictured with his own son, Dennis (far right). Michael.

Most of us have grown up knowing of our Uncle Forrest, but in other circles he has gone by his first name, Henry. It was a delight getting to know he and his wife, Shirley, and they are a treasure trove of stories and tales of family history and lore.

Mother and daughter look more like sisters as they demonstrate a special bond together.

Henry Forrest and his two daughters, Anna and Cathy come together for a photo.

Deborah and Joel were the "movers and the shakers" for this family reunion. Much thanks to the both of them for their work in making it all come together.

On Sunday morning, we took a drive out to the old Stevenson homestead while Henry Forrest told us of life on the open range. It has been said that you cannot drive to the old ranch without seeing at least two rattlesnakes. We saw our limit along the way.

Pat Willis pauses for a photo out at the old Stevenson homestead.

Cathy and her husband, Lin, and their two children.

Brothers Dan and Ron Stevenson pause for a photo.

Shannon listens to a Stevenson Family Story.

Thomas, Deboroah and Donna Stevenson look over some family photos.

Dennis, Sherry, Joel, Dennis Michael, Thomas, and Travis Stevenson gather at the Sweetwater Cemetary where some of the Fombys and Stevensons are buried.

Ashley and Megan hit it off during the reunion and found themselves not only family, but best of friends.

Every family has at least one "colorful character." Hodges Fomby in ours and he reminds us that there might be some truth to those old family legends.

Thomas gathers with his children and grandchildren.