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June is Annie and Will's niece and God Daughter.  She is 6 years old and is SO excited to be "The Wedding Girl"!

June Call

Caden is Annie and Will's nephew.  He is 8 years old, and he is an experienced Ring Bearer.  He is very responsible and knows how to get the job done!

Caden Roy Brown

Maggie is Annie's older sister and best friend.  She works as an Economic Development Specialist in Nebraska.  Her favorite things to do are spending time with family and enjoying the Lake Life!    

Maggie Street

Christopher is Will's brother and is currently working in local government as a Library Tech.  He is also a proud cat parent!

Christoper (Critter) Miller

Summer is Annie and Will's niece.  More like Annie's sister.  She is 13 years old and an honor student.  She is excited to be promoted to bridesmaid after performing in many weddings as a flower girl.

Summer Street

Jackson is Will's younger brother.  He is an audio engineering student going to school in London.

Jackson Miller

Carly is Annie's sister-in-law.  She works remotely as a Project Coordinator.  She has known Annie since she was just a baby.  Annie doesn't remember a time in her life without Carly in it!

Carly Call

Ben is Will's oldest brother.  He is a master mechanic and licensed helicopter pilot.  

Ben Brown

Jerry is Annie's dad will be performing the wedding ceremony.  He is thrilled to be taking such an important part in his "little girl's" Big Day!

Jerry Call

Peter Korth will be recognized as our "Celebratory Officiant".  Peter Officiated nearly all of his grandchildren's wedding ceremonies.  Although he is dearly missed, he remains with us in our hearts and prayers, and we know that he will be shining down on us during our special day!

Peter Korth 

Wedding Party

Q + A

We have coordinated a discounted hotel block for our out of state guests. Please use the link provided below to book your room. Please note, if guests are only booking one night, you will simply edit your stay dates to reflect your desired travel dates. The last day to book the discounted rate is September 3, 2025.&nbsp; Guests may also call in directly to the hotel at 308.284.6080 and reference the group code CMW for Call Miller Wedding.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Ogallala by IHG

For guests interested in staying closer to the lake, contact Diane via text or phone at (303) 919-6915. Reference the Call Miller Wedding to take advantage of a discounted rate. Rooms are extremely limited here and must be booked prior to September 3rd, 2025.

Marina Landing

Travel

Things to Do

Registry

Welcome To The Ranch! Please be as comfortable as possible. Boots are preferred as our ceremony will be outdoors and amongst the beauty of our local Sandhills. Haythorn Land and Cattle today is spread over two ranches in two Nebraska counties. In this, the largest grass stabilized dune region in the world, gramma, blue stem and buffalo grass holds down the sand and keeps the dunes in place.​Today, Craig, the great-grandson of Harry Haythornthwaite, his wife Jody and sons Sage, his wife Kelley, and Cord are partners. Craig got his first taste of ranching when he went on a trail drive at the age of four. He got soaked to the bone, split his lip when he fell off the chuck wagon, and then proceeded to get sick. Naturally he loved it. Thus far this century, every single male member of the Haythorn family has been an honest-to-goodness cowboy, and Craig and Jody's two young sons, Sage and Cord, are carrying on the cowboy tradition.You might say the late Waldo Haythorn, accomplished the same thing. Through blizzards, low prices, and high taxes, he had managed to keep his family firmly established in its proper place, the Nebraska Sandhills.​Because of the presence of the aquifer, no one around these parts has lived through a drought in the Sandhills. But there sure have been some memorable winters. The "Big Die Up" of 1885 and 1886 almost wiped out Harry and Emma when they were getting started and Waldo and Craig's mettle was well tested on March 27, 1975, when a nasty blizzard killed 750 of their calves.​Old cowboys are fond of saying, "If a man has staying power, he is said to have grit." Well, if you stay in the Sandhills for any length of time, you are bound to have grit in your hair and your clothes, and in your mouth so bad you can taste it. For over 118 years, the Haythorns have shown they have plenty of grit in their character, too.

Annie & Will

Annie & Will

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