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Happy Anniversary Baby!

Ted Gresham – June 23, 2026

Forty-Eight Years Ago Today…

Regena Hopson became Regena Hopson Gresham. It was the craziest thing she could have done, but it made me rather happy. So much has gone on over all these years there’s room for a several volume book. Good times, bad times, happy times, sad times. She’s followed me through all my crazy phases and put up with more shit than she should have. But she’s been there, always. I love her so much and more than that.

Here are a few pictures of my beautiful wife over the years…

The Crazy Bride!

In Galveston at Moody Gardens

Seafood and Corn on the Cob, so nice!

At a Mexican Restaurant in Corpus Christi

Those were the days! Lake Greason, near Murfreesboro, AR

The wacky couple in West Texas!

On a tour boat in Galveston

So Beautiful!

Taking care of business in Biloxi, the last time we were here.

So many memories! I hope we can make a few more.

I LOVE YOU, RB, MORE, MORE AND MOSTESTER!

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