Gail Gould Anderson and
Susan Anderson Touhey

Andy Anderson and
Robin Lozman Anderson

Dr. Michael and Sharon Lozman

Ring bearers, Grant
and Patrick Touhey

Gregory and Danielle Anderson

Under the huppa (sp?) for the wedding ceremony

Ozzie and Joan Gould

The Anderson Mansion
Saratoga Springs, NY

Dr.  Bernie and Betty Tofany

Dick and Mary Alice Anderson
(with that Anderson smirk)

Peter and Margi Anderson Kiely

Neill  and Sue Anderson

Milo and Karen Anderson Harrison

The groom's best golfing relatives, Milo and Karen Harrison, Grace and John Anderson at the Sagamore

John and Grace Anderson

The bride and groom
at the rehearsal dinner

The Wedding Poem

We're excited about being here, Andy.
For the wedding we've waited so long.
And frankly we've whispered among us
If something wasn't terribly wrong.

Alas, you've allayed all our fears, kid.
We knew you had come from good stock.
But there wasn't much time that was left on
Your ticking biological clock.

There are some things that Robin should know here,
And being your dad's favorite brother,
I thought it my duty to reveal them,
Though some may embarrass your mother.

First off, his name isn't "Andy..."
It's "horsie," his certificate states.
And his hairline leads some to suspect that
His genes have some milkman-like traits.

His uncle and aunts have some skeletons
but the last time I exposed them to all,
I was pummeled by those I offended
Aunt Margi, the worst, I recall.

Andy's mother is really unique, Robin
As I'm sure you are keenly aware.
A mix of Elizabeth Taylor,
Zsa Zsa, Imelda, and Cher.

His father lived out on the edge, dear.
But in heaven he's not run a foul.
Except when he called Jesus, "horsie,"
Or Holy Mother Mary as "doll."

So, Robin we're pleased you have joined us
As part of the Anderson clan.
But you got the best of the bargain,
'Cause you got an Anderson man.

Uncle John Anderson