Kids at the End of the Pavement
1978 - 2009
By Janice Boling
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Kids at the End of the Pavement brought a lot of joy to our lives.
Little kids and big kids -- we had children of all sizes at the End of the Pavement.
Candice, Lisa, and Chad stood in a wagon.
These three children rarely got into trouble. They were good kids.
Samantha, Brook, and Natalie
These three little girls made great playmates.
All of the End of the Pavement children were well behaved. I never saw any spoiled youngsters acting out at the End of the Pavement.
Our kids knew how to entertain themselves.
These little ones are all grown up now -- some with children of their own.
There’s little April, Myra, and Lisa. I am not sure of the boys but I am guessing Curtis and Steven.
Readers should feel free to correct me if I make any glaring mistakes like getting names wrong. My email address is located at the bottom of every page.
Lots of kids grew up playing at the End of the Pavement.
These 10 kids belonged to Shawn and Maria, Jill, Tony, Marie and Eddie, and Brenda. Their names were Aaron, Adam, Lisa, Brad, Little Eddie, John, James, Shane, Erika, and Raymond.
Kids and a woman at picnic table
A bunch of little kids sit with Sherry at at the End of the Pavement.
Tony with a bunch of kids
Tony was at Bill Bowers Cove with Brad, Stephen, Cary, Lisa, James, and Vanessa's little girl. He looked happy to have children gathered around.
Eight youngsters of all ages at the End of the Pavement
Here are some more kids -- Lisa, Shane, Little Eddie, Aaron, James with baby Raymond, and Timmy holding little Erika.
Kids in my pickup truck
Natalie, Chad, and Tarissa (TarTar) are playing in the back of my S-10 at the End of the Pavement. Sometimes we had to make do with what we had. My pickup bed became a temporary play pen.
Adam, April, and Mitzi
These kids had a ball playing in the dirt.
A clown visits the End of the Pavement.
This little clown was cute -- not scary! Can you guess who she is?
Young Love
Stephen was after this young lady. They started young in the North Georgia Mountains.
Looks like he got her.
This little girl belonged to Vanessa and Steve. She looked like a baby-doll dressed up in that blue fur coat. No wonder Stephen fell in love.
Little Cary wih a big smile
Larry, Cary, and Harold enjoyed the sunshine on this fine day at the End of the Pavement.
Holly hugs Uncle Bill's neck.
Now Holly has her own daughters that are just as cute as their mother.
RIchard held on to Natalie while TImmy looked on.
We did not let toddlers loose on the ground when horseshoe games were underway. The babies had to be held or put in a play pen.
Brenda with daughter Natalie
Little Natalie came as a huge surprise to everyone at the End of the Pavement. We had no idea that Brenda was pregnant! I guess she wore a lot of loose clothing and we just never noticed that her belly was growing.
Some people thought Marie was Natalie's momma. I guess it because Marie carried that baby around on her hip and smothered her with kisses at every opportunity. Marie's eyes lit up and she smiled a lot when Natalie was in her arms.
Natalie was a shocker -- a good one to be sure but still a shocker. Why did Brenda pull that prank on us? Just to see if she could? Only she can tell us the answer.
Ashleigh and her brother at the End of the Pavement
These two belonged to James. We had a lot of kids visit the End of the Pavement. Parents felt that their children were safe and protected.
Ken and his family
Ken was part of Jame's family. They visited a lot for a year or two.