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3 Comments to “Sto Lat, Dad!”

1. May 14th, 2008

   Marius Says :

   What a wonderful song! You can’t beat the Eastern European vocal sound… they really know how to use a choral group!
   Congrats to your dad… love the picture, too.

2. May 15th, 2008

   Ruth Says :

   Next time you have a celebration, please let me know what restaurant and I will drive to Greenville to hear this. I can’t imagine a better family of voices to do it justice!

3. April 3rd, 2009

   A Time to Laugh Says :

   [...] love you, Gavin. Happy Birthday. Stolat! May you have a 100 [...]

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