The address where John and Linda raised their 3 children.

The year John and Linda tied the knot.

This loud and boisterous neighbor could be heard yelling, "JOE!" from across the street.

The mostly blind woman who lives across the street from Linda and gets ride from her.

This store is where we would buy fireworks and candy.

The street in Grand Rapids where John and Linda bought their first home.

Linda's favorite sister-in-law.

This friend, who lives in California and is a lib-tard, stood up in Linda's wedding.

This couple were neighbors and co-workers. Bonus. The names of the workplaces.

One infamous 4th of July, this person threw a lit m80 out of the basement garage door but it bounced back and blew up inside, causing a very loud explosion.

(Great) Grandma Kolkman lived in an apartment on this street.

The church in which John and Linda were married.

These were the names of the 8 kids and parents who lived across the street on Chamberlain.

While wearing a mask inside her house, she waved to Linda through the window because she didn't want her to come inside.

This man taught the kids how to roll cigarettes.

This is the street on which Linda's childhood home was located.

The brach of service in which John served.

This person drove his motorcycle too loud and woke up the kids from their naps.

He and Linda worked together at Brookside church. Linda was the wedding coordinator, and he was the youth pastor.

The name of the resort where the Zwiers would stay sometimes when visiting Hamlin Lake.

Linda lived on this street while attending Calvin College.

The first names of John's parents.

The next door neighbors who had a pool and once tried to save "Chippy."

This friend is as close as or closer than a sister.

These two items were used by misbehaving kids to make pipes for smoking oak leaves.