Posts
Wisner Family – December 2025
As we look back on 2025, we see not just events and milestones, but a sky full of stars — each one shining with its own story, together forming the constellation of our family. Some stars blazed brightly with joy, others flickered through challenge, but all were part of the same heavens, reminding us that God holds the universe — and us — in His hands.
⭐
Garen — The Explorer Star Charting galaxies of AI notebooks, stepping
into Social Security orbit, and voyaging across seas from the British Isles to
Mexico and Naples Fla Even when trees exploded and sewer backups froze the
ground, his light kept moving, shifting from tennis to pickleball (maybe) and
finding new constellations in faith with Men’s Emmaus Walk #112 and financial
giving in spite of Accenture dodging.
⭐
Susan — The North Star Steady and radiant, as prayer servant on Women’s
Walk # 129, bridge fellowship leader, and Indian Hill Moms President. Her glow
was strengthened by good healthy habits and brightened by travels — from Chosen
Season 5 to the British Isles — always a beacon of resilience and warmth.
⭐
Ellen — The Shooting Star Blazing trails with a new Hyde Park house,
Mercedes, and adventures abroad with girlfriends. She sparkled in everyday
rituals — Sams Saturdays, manicures, pickleball with Susan — and her orbit
expanded with friendships, fitness, and laughter.
⭐
Jenna & Paul — The Twin Stars Orbiting together in creativity and
achievement: Jenna as sous chef, neighborhood board leader, and home decorating
guru; Paul as Elevance Sales Award-Winner, fantasy football commissioner, UC football
ticket-holder, and Dad extraordinaire. Their constellation boosted with a
Pacifica , a decorated dining room, and landscaping fronting the new fence framing
their home.
⭐
Teddy & Wes — The Comets Streaking across the sky with Teddy starting
preschool and his soccer launch, combined Mario & Bowser worlds, and
explorations of the zoo, fire museum, and Union Terminal. Their playful energy
lit up VBS, Aunt Ellen sleepovers, Friday Skylines, and Sunday field goal stars,
even as Wes scared us with his “terrible twos” breathtaking incidents.
This year’s constellation also carried
shadows, as some stars faded from this world’s sky (J.R. F.S.), others stepped
into quieter orbits (E.W.), and many faced dimming light through health
challenges (T.H. A.M. B.E.) — reminders
that even in sorrow and suffering, God’s heavens hold us together.
Rejoice! God knows
each of us and names your star, guiding our journeys and weaving our lights
into His greater story. May we continue to shine together, reflecting His
glory, and may your own family’s constellation of 2025 sparkle with hope, love,
and faith.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
"He
determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name." – Psalm 147:4
