This is about my brother and I, the content will be about the two of us when we were younger.: Brady: We all gotta do a better job

Education

"	Grafton High School, we both went here; he graduated in 1968. I graduated in 1969.

Here is the University of Massachusetts -- Amherst Massachusetts. Dennis graduated from here in 1972.

Here is the campus green at Westfield State College, Westfield Massachusetts. This is where I went to school from 1969 until 1970. When I went to school here, there was no campus green.

Here is a view of Nichols College, Dudley Massachusetts. I graduated from here in 1974. This is the entrance to the library, yes, I did pass through these doors on more than one occasion.

Here we have a view of Algonquin Regional High School, Northborough Massachusetts.This school is where Dennis taught for 28 years.

A collage of things we have done. Think of the number of people the two of us have had a role, in part of their lives through music, teaching and sports.

Grafton, Massachusetts

This is where we grew up, the picture is looking from the steeple of the Congregational Church towards Mt. Wachusett.

Pratts Pond, North Grafton

Here are a couple of scenes from the center of town.

North St., in Winter.

The Second Baptist Church

These are all pictures from the center of town. When we were young there were three distinct sections in the town. The North was the middle class mainly the baby boomers, the South end was the Milltown where the factories were and the center, where the money was. Here is an example of the type of housing that might be found in the center.

The Polish Club, this was a very popular place in the southern part of town. There is a bar in the basement.

We are being read to at a very young age.

Places We Went

Hampton Beach New Hampshire

This is the place where we went on vacation, and we would go with the CYC every year.

Below we have Mt. Monadnock, every year, we would go to climb the mountain;

one year, Dennis fell off and broke his foot. The mountain was not that big, we climbed on paths. Not that difficult.

Below is St. Mary's Church.Dennis and I were both altar boys here, that is right me too!

We were both in the first classes to go to this school, he was in the second-grade, I was in the first.

Here is a picture of Dennis, Beth and my grandmother after the graduation from the University of Massachusetts.

This is Dennis at a very young age. Even then he looked acedemic!

This is the Methodist Church, in the background is the Perry Hill School where my brother and I went for the fifth and sixth grade.

Some Pictures from the Early Years

Dennis at the Junior prom

Me heading to the Little League ball, the look never changed.

The picture below shows my father and my younger brother Dan. We should not forget them.

This is my younger brother Dan in the hospital. This particular time, I am visiting, probably after his operation. He was put in the hospital a couple of times when he was younger simply because he was our younger brother. Dennis and I used to play catch with him.

This is a jazz band Dennis and I played in high school.The picture was taken at the worlds fair in Montréal in 1967,you can hear us at the bottom.

Great Grandmother,
Sarah McInnis Hogan

Sarah Ann McInnis oldest daughter of Peter McInnis with five of her children Rear: Laura, Sarah Ann,May Front:Rosella, Bernard, Mabel

Joe McInnis and his nieces Laura, Mabel, May, and Rosella

Martin and Laura Wrenn

Dan Wrenn and his children

Francis Wrenn and his children

Donna

Dennis

Jack

Steve

Sheila

Dan

Jack's son Michael while on a trip to Ireland after graduation.

This Picture Is Bryan, Jennifer, Andrew, and Patrick.

Jennifer and Andrew are Dan's children Patrick and Bryan are Steve's.

Sheila's son Wayne :

This Picture Is of Jessica, Lissa, Scott and Patrick; at a very young age.

Jessica, Lissa, and Scott are Dennis's children. The baby is Patrick.

Above is the Wrenn side of the family. Editorial privilege has come in to play.

This Link is the genealogy from Prince Edward Island;Click here.

Below are some YouTube videos I have made. Showing are GHS Jazz Band, Chorus,then ME--"Bry Italy" -- "Vietnam--"Atumn in New England And Easter 2010 made for my mother, she saw this before she passed away .

© 2009-2012 S.J.Wrenn All rights reserved

September 20, 2009

Brady: We all gotta do a better job

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- It didn't matter that the Patriots' offense hadn't seemed right all day. When Tom Brady jogged onto the field with one final chance to tie yesterday's game against the Jets with 1:48 remaining, all of New England was thinking the same thing: Get ready for overtime.

The obstacles didn't matter: 90 yards, zero timeouts, no Wes Welker (inactive, knee injury). Brady had engineered 29 fourth-quarter comebacks during his career, including last week's improbable 11-point comeback over the Bills. This was crunch time for one of the clutchest QBs in NFL history and surely this would be comeback No. 30.

But five plays later, it was over. A desperation chuck to Joey Galloway with the Patriots facing 4th and 10 from their own 28 fell incomplete and the Jets emerged with a 16-9 triumph at the Meadowlands. It was the first regular-season loss Brady had endured since a defeat to the Dolphins on Dec. 10, 2006, a stretch of 19 games.

And suddenly all of New England was thinking the same thing: What was wrong with Tom?

"I thought we had a chance there," said Brady. "We just didn't execute well enough on the 2-minute possession and that's something we've been good at. The Jets were better at it today than we were. It's frustrating, we had really high expectations for this game, and we didn't put it together very well."

The Jets had grand plans as well and brazenly talked about them for much of the week. Scott knew what Patriots' fans were thinking when the Patriots took over late and didn't mind dashing their hopes.

"I know they were expecting the Tom Brady comeback," said Scott. "We put the team on our back, put it the defense's hands, and closed the show."

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