The Statesboro Herald asked DeWayne to be the Master of Ceremonies for the Statesboro Film Festival. Tradition holds that the emcee. does a short video as part of the introduction for the festival. DeWayne worked with former M.C. Phil Boyum and Matt Bankhead to film a skit that pokes fun at DeWayne’s “dream” of being [...]
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Lori and DeWayne Grice
It is evident after meeting this husband and wife duo that giving back plays an important part in their lives. The couple strives to live according to [...]
Continue Reading →For weeks in the news, you have heard about the political unrest in Libya. This week the US and other countries announced they were closing their embassy’s and evacuating all US citizens to Malta. For our 20th anniversary, DeWayne and I spent a few weeks touring the Mediterranean. One of [...]
Continue Reading →If you know me personally, have read my blog or Facebook pages, you know how passionate I am about the healthcare crisis in our country. The average family in America, making $50,000 per year is paying over $18,000 per year in PREMIUMS. The median income for our community is $16,000. How can [...]
Continue Reading →Congratulations uncle GIL RIGGS…for beating bankruptcy…when it seemed at times everyone else had given up on him…he NEVER gave up on himself! He could have listened to the advice of his counsel and walked away…but his fiber was too strong. It took four years to reorganize and pay it out..but today..he mailed [...]
Continue Reading →We made it! I remember watching the Johnny Carson show through the years. Johnny would randomly call a couple’s name and congratulate them on how many years they had been married. Then he would always say. “and they have never had a fight!”. DeWayne says that the only reason to have a disagreement is [...]
Continue Reading →Thanks to Savannah, Hilton Head, Sea Island, Tybee, Jekyll and St. Simons – being great vacation destinations – I photograph a lot of families while they are vacationing here. From Historic downtown Savannah and Forsyth Park to the pristine beaches of our coast – it is a welcome change of scenery for [...]
Continue Reading →Every now and then you come across something so incredible that you want to share it with the world. This blog is one of those things that we all should stop and read and share with others.
It is written by a wonderful friend of ours, Tripp Sims, to honor his late [...]
Continue Reading →Recently, a friend asked me what we have been up to. She went on to say that we have been awfully quiet. We are not blogging like we normally do and we seem to be flying low. She knew we were up to something and she was right! For the better part [...]
Continue Reading →A friend of mine in Texas had it on her facebook page encouraging us all to repost it…
Feel free to right click it and post it on yours!
Continue Reading →Welcome!

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