Barry and Steve Richins laying footers for the cabin.

FIRST ANNUAL HAYCOCK CEMETERY REUNION

 Ellen and Donna Stowell

Ora and Neil Warren

Norma Haycock-Steele and Cindy

 Clyde Haycock and Family

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

 Jeri Haycock and Katelin Gumfory cooking

 Donna Stowell, Neil and Ora Warren, and Mildred Vuksinick

Barry Haycock and Al Wieland

Barry and Katelin spraying weeds

 Jeri Haycock cleaning fence line in 40 mph winds

Laying the ground work...

July 9th 2011
Family gathered at the Haycock Family Cemetery to spread gravel which was donated by Nielsen Construction.

40 tons of gravel

A friend, Alan Hutchins, provided the bobcat

Laying the ground cover

Every grave is special.

Haycock Family Cemetery, a work in progress

Cabin Fever

July 9th 2011
The original family cabin was disassembled by the great grandchildren and great, great grandchildren of Thomas William and MaryAnn Brindley Haycock.  The logs are now being stored on the upper portion of the Haycock Family Cemetery.  Stay tuned....

Rudy Vuksinisk and Bunny Haycock

Family work crew

 

Lunch ladies

Tom  Vuksinick

Albert Vuksinsick and grandson Mateas, Alan Hutchins, Kurt Vuksinsick

The cabin is 11 logs tall

 

 Cody Hutchins

Loading the logs

 

Unloading logs at the Haycock Family Cemetery

where they will be stored

Original Haycock Homestead Cabin

The original cabin was located at a neighbor's on Haycock Lane.  Plans were to relocate it onto the cemetery property.  However, the condition of the cabin may make that impossible. The dream lives on....  any comments are welcome!

 Ground inside cabin

Cemetery after clean up