Las Vegas with People Who Care

The couple's sweetest children are Mom and Dad's pure fancy,
The boy stands short, at eight years old, but height will not seem chancey.
Their daughter's charm and innocence extend from up above,
While all these lucky people demonstrate the deepest love.

As a cast of classy bowlers, all have flown to Vegas
To share in worthwhile gaming, shows, the cost of which are wages.
But now the keglers, out of money, meet and all fly home,
And the family bids farewell, the nicest who shall roam.

That journey to a sinful place, full of wrongs and vice,
Has led to friendship at the gate, with a dad so nice.
As the family calls an end to parties well and wise,
The greater group has suffered losses much too grand in size.

A matriarch of tender deeds whose appreciative attention,
Lives forever in their hearts, a warmth too real to mention;
Giving loved ones all she can, with saintly grace and goodness,
While her spouse of years approves - and won't show any rudeness.