MDB 2025 (#54)
"I Saw The Light" sung by all and accompanied by the Holmes cohort
"Bessie Had a Cow" by Chase and Jack???
Song by (the) Adam's Family
"A Pocket!" by Bentley and Maverick Lyman
"Grandma's Song" sung and accompanied by the Holmes cohort
"Si and I" by Eli Nielson
"The Cremation of Sam McGee" by Lucy Key
"Family is Family" skit by Jenna Holmes and kiddos
"Wishy Washy" by Rodg's boys
"When the Roll is Called Up Yonder" sung by all and accompanied by Emersen Lyman
Family Prayer
Archive from Previous Family Programs
”Betty and the Bar” by Unknown Author
”Cousins” poem by Aunt Lisa Lyman Nielson played to the tune of “Come Thou Fount”
“Family is Family” by Kasey Musgraves
“Grandma’s Song” by Uncle Rick Holmes
“Grandmother’s Old Fashioned Garden” by Mildred T. Pettit
“I Saw the Light” by Hank Williams
“In Our Lovely Deseret” lyrics by Eliza R. Snow, arranged by Afton Dutson
“Kansas City Star” by Roger Miller
“On the Road to Mandalay” by Rudyard Kipling
Quadrille Dance Call by Joel Finlinson
“Spirit in the Sky” by Norman Greenbaum
"S'prisin' 'Liza" (John Hardhack) by William Edward Penney
“Taking Care of [Breakfast]” parody lyrics of “Taking Care of Business” by Brett Lyman
“The Cremation of Sam McGee” by Robert W. Service
“Two Lonesome Skunks” by Unknown Author
“What if Edward Comes?” by Bentley Lyman and ChatGPT
“When the Roll is Called Up Yonder” by James Milton Black
“The Finlinsons always had reunions. They did them up Oak City Canyon. You have to remember, nobody had TV back then so they had to entertain themselves. They did things like ‘Betty and the Bar’ and ‘The Cremation of Sam McGee.’ My Grandpa Finlinson was a singer and Uncle Newell [Day] would sing songs like ‘I’m My Own Grandpa.’
Sometimes they were big road show type productions and other times impromptu performances when we were together.
Later we did the program at the house or in the Hall. [Aunt] Millie [Wilcken] would play the piano and sing. And [Uncle] John [Wilcken] and [Uncle] Phil [Smith] were a pair! They’d do ‘Bessy Had a Cow’ and others they made up like ‘A Pocket.’”
Grandma Angie Finlinson Lyman performing “The Hungarian March” 1982