” DAR SAID !”
" DAR SAID ! " On a chilly October day (the 26 th to be precise) a beautiful baby girl was born to Al and Donna Wade. After two rowdy boys, an adorable blonde little girl was no doubt a welcomed site! Alfred Byron had two “B” boys, now it was Donna’s turn to have a girl whose name would start with a “D”. She would be called Darla. Later, her two younger brothers, Brent, and Bart, would adore her as much as her two older brothers Byron and Bruce. Like any only sister, Darla was subjected to teasing by her brothers. On one occasion when their mother asked the older boys to fix her lunch, they thought a “Tabasco” sandwich would be funny- it wasn’t. Darla grew to be a lovely young lady. She decided to serve a mission and was called to serve in the Japan Sapporo Mission. Upon her successful completion she returned to school and work. Darla got a job at Topper Bakery and would usually come home smelling like a donut. Often, she would bring donuts home, so life was