off to high school now!

Wesley had his 8th grade promotion yesterday and now he's off to high school. Damn the time fly's when your old You guys are not going to believe how much he's grown since bash #2!!

Wesley wanted to spend the day on the Detroit River


The future! I have known these kids since the day they arrived on this earth. All made blue medal honer society every report card since 6th grade. The kid in the black suit could be the #1 football recruit in the country for the class of 2015. He can flat out play football...


Wesley music teacher Randy Scott plays the national anthem with his baby saxophone at Wesley's 8th grade promotion. If you are into jazz, yes that's the same Randy Scott

Congrats Wesley!

Sure doesn't look like the same little kid riding around on the bike at the Bash a few years ago.

Great pics D, tell Wes I will buy him a milk shake when I see him again, you guys are coming to the bash, if we have one right, congrats to Wesley, and the proud papa.

Good looking group of young men....................

Hats off to you Denero........... It takes family standing behind children (Lol sometimes with a belt) to make them become what they are capable of being.

I'm proud for you, as I know you are proud of him.

Congrats to both Wesley and yourself 'D. That's a good lookin' group of young men there too. Although, the fella in the gray suit looks like he'd he'd really rather be elsewhere. Anytime I ever went to a big social function, I seemed to recall having that same look on my face.

Just like what Blake said, mighty fine group of young men there. Tell Wes that I'm proud of him and keep it up the good work in school and on the field.

man they grow up fast............

342g wrote:Great pics D, tell Wes I will buy him a milk shake when I see him again, you guys are coming to the bash, if we have one right, congrats to Wesley, and the proud papa.

Harold, Wesley said he would be happier with a spin in your golf cart!! and yes we have plans to attend the bash.

IDT-572 wrote:Good looking group of young men....................

Hats off to you Denaro........... It takes family standing behind children (Lol sometimes with a belt) to make them become what they are capable of being.

I'm proud for you, as I know you are proud of him.

Wesley saw first hand what the belt could do (brothers) and he decided at a very young age he didn't want no part of it!!

ThndrChkn wrote:Congrats to both Wesley and yourself 'D. That's a good lookin' group of young men there too. Although, the fella in the gray suit looks like he'd he'd really rather be elsewhere. Anytime I ever went to a big social function, I seemed to recall having that same look on my face.

Funny you spotted that Doug, his mom was yelling at him to take the picture with all his awards in his hand. He didn't want to do that, the boys with their heads down was trying not to laugh. Those white envelopes had the boys many awards in them. It was classic proud parent vs kid with his friends...

MsKYMustang wrote:Congrats Wesley!

Sure doesn't look like the same little kid riding around on the bike at the Bash a few years ago.

not at all, but still the same gear head as before

schmitty wrote:Just like what Blake said, mighty fine group of young men there. Tell Wes that I'm proud of him and keep it up the good work in school and on the field.

Rob, we want to come to NE and watch one of your truck races in person. Can you please pm me the track name and city so i can start trying to put together a plan where we are going to stay and so on. Also. Wesley said thanks for the kind words...

Time's flying by as a youngin! Seems like just yesterday I was in middle school, I'm technically a senior now, damn man...Just yesterday I was in 1st grade thinking about how I have another 11 years of school to go and I'll never make it that far, time flies by regardless of age. Next thing you know I'll be leaving college and holy crap man

Great job w/him D. You and Mom are too be congratulated on his success along w/himself. We are all proud of you all. brother

D, tell Wes he can drive the cart all he wants, just come to the bash and get it.