Early years
Donna’s siblings would often call her anonymously at her first job in an attempt to get this
They called papa Gina’s putting in fake pizza orders hoping she would bring them home
Mike held this position in Kalamazoo for many years before partially retiring to work at greenleaf
Police/fire
This is the name of Mike’s favorite of Donna’s children
Lance (son in law counts)
Not a fan of this animal
Cats
A phrase commonly shared between Mike and Donna, Happy 18th means this
Happy anniversary, they say it on the 18th of each month
Mike bought this car, that he still owns today, at 18 years old
His Buick skylark
Donna worked at this bar and grill when she first moved to Michigan (Jessica is thrilled it has since closed because she got a headache every single time she walked through the doors)
Branns
Mikes favorite animal
Pig
Name of her favorite child
She only cares about her grandchildren now 🤪
Mike and Donna often go for rides on their sxs which is affectionately called this
Phil
Donna played this position on her coed softball team
Catcher
This part of his career is the reason we all tease Mike about his hearing loss
Firearm training/bomb squad
Favorite food
Patty melt?
Favorite color
Red
Mike and Donna play this game, similar to wordle, daily
Heardle
Mike grew up in this town
Sturgis
Position Donna held at PPS
Administrative assistant
As a mechanically inclined guy, Mike keeps one of these in each of his vehicles (Lance loves it in supervan)
A notebook with all service records
Donna has attended many concerts for this musician with her sister, her children have known all the words to many songs since they were very little
Barry Manilow
Honeymoon plans
Camping! Dakotas? Wyoming?
Donna fell out of a moving car growing up and ruined this favorite article of clothing
Yellow elephant pants
Mike and Donna met while working here
Greenleaf trust
Mike is a big fan of this college team
Spartans!
She claims to not be very crafty, but Donna is very skilled in this craft type
Sewing
The most important people on October 26th
Flower girls, Eleanor and Amelia