What's A Scherbel?: Roland's Night Out

7.28.2009

Roland's Night Out

My dad loves to bid at charity auctions, he bought a dinner with Kyle Whitingham (University of Utah football coach, he was quite popular this year) But this dinner was for true red utah fans only, future alum not included. Lucky for the BYU fans of the family he some how picked up a dinner with Coach Lavell Edwards. Roland and brother-in-law Cory had dinner with Lavell and wife at super fancy french restaurant. Roland ordered snails. He had a great time talking about Roland's BYU basketball legend grandpa.

1 comment:

Unknown said...: That's cool, if you are a BYU fan! LOL!

Your girls are so cute! Just wait, they will get even more fun!; August 1, 2009 at 6:48 PM

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