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My Main Man

My main man:


We recently inherited some early pictures of Scott from his mother so, in honor of his birthday, here are a few. They are going to take you way back.

Senior picture
10th grade

Senior picture

9th grade

7th grade

4th grade?

3rd grade?

Kindergarten

1st grade?

2 years old

6 months

Isn't he cute?

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