Another Hiwassee Vol's son Heading to UT

That is awesome! Congrats to Walter and the family!!!

I've told you in person, Wes, but once again congrats on your two fine boys.

We can't let Debbie have all the credit, can we?

Where have the years gone?

Now just how cool is this!?!?!

Figure the odds involved in this ... not one but TWO babies swapped in the maternity ward! That can really be the only explanation ... as good as Debbie's gene pool may be the "Lee" side would have watered things down considerably.

Congrats to Walter! Whooooo Hoooooo

Thanks to all!

I really got two sets of news yesterday. The first was that the car that Walt backed into at church would cost $1,150 to fix. So much for not going to turn it into the insurance company. Then when I got home I saw his letter from UT and was so proud of him.

He had worried so much about his fender bender that he really couldn't appreciate the news from UT. He has always taken everything so serious and the least little obstacle would make him nervous and ruin his day.

Many of you with more that one child know how it is for the younger one to live in the shadow of the older child. (TennDad for one) They can be so hard on themselves in athletics, academics, just everything. They finally work out of the shadow and seem to be stronger for it.

Bob; That was VERY FUNNY! Debbie does have good genes, but I was a good salesman to get her!

Wes,
You'll end up being a Vol fan before it's all over with! Congratulation on both your sons attending a very fine university. Someday Pat Summitt will become the the athletic director at UT and take the "rocky" out of Rocky Top athletics.
Fungo

Ole Grand Pooh-Bah how right you are...

I have not seen a picture of Walter, but I'm hoping he got mom's looks too...

On a serious note - congratulations to the entire Lee household. That is fantastic news to end the year 2005 on.

School of engineering? At UT? Does that mean they're finding better ways to produce shine than a good ole fashioned still?

Congrats, Wes. Guess its double duty for you now at Lakeshore.

Heck far Wes! If I'd known the boy wanted to be an engineer I could have gotten him on at Dollywood. They have a heckuva train up there.