WOW – where did time go? Seems like just yesterday Lori and I were heading off to her Senior prom at SHS and now our daughter, Edie Grace, is a Senior at SHS. The three of us have had so much fun going through over three decades of pictures sharing stories and memories. Each picture we selected for our video tells a small but powerful story about our journey. There is so much to share, so many...
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Lori’s Two Favorite Things Today is Lori’s Birthday and we want you to join us in celebrating with her. This picture is one of my favorites because it combines two of Lori’s greatest loves, photography and our daughter Edie Grace. There are many more of her “favorite” things captured here also. Her love to travel and explore new things. Her incredibly gifted ability to see the...
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This past Sunday we attended services at Asbury Memorial United Methodist Church in Savannah. The service was opened with this wonderfully, beautiful prayer by Reverend Jan Durham. After an amazing few weeks of witnessing our communities come together in unimaginable ways, doing extraordinary work, unselfishly giving to others, we have wondered how this important and amazing work can continue. Matthew exposed us to the daily...
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This past year, as I approached my 50th birthday, I began reflecting on my life. I looked back at the victories I have had through the years both personally and professionally and attempted to discover the common thread of my successes. There are so many people who have played a role in shaping my life. Many of them entered my world as strangers but now have become lifelong friends. I could begin listing people, events and...
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I remember how incredibly nervous I was 33 years ago this month when my grandmother Betty Grice took me to get my drivers license. It really proved to be not that big of a deal. Everything went well and fortunately, my years of driving have been pretty uneventful. Today my mother, aunt and I accompanied my 84 year old grandmother (who I call mom because she is truly my second mom) to renew her license for what she thinks may be the...
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Lori Grice discovered her love for photography as a child and spent years mentoring her under uncle Gil Riggs, a local portrait expert. Her career received a jump start when she photographed the now famous Joe Ross image while attending her first Georgia Southern game in 1989. Lori printed one of the images and placed it in her uncle’s store. David Ball purchased a copy and placed it in Archibald’s, a restaurant he owned. Erk...
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