My dad had one brother, and my mom has two brothers. So I had 3 uncles growing up, plus their wives. Now with the passage of time, we are down to 2 uncles and three aunts.
How many aunts and uncles do you have?
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My mom has one sister and my dad has 2 sisters and a brother.
My LO has 3 sets of aunts and uncles, my brother and sister and my BIL.
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Mom has 9 siblings (3 have died). Dad has 2 siblings (4 died during the war).
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My mom has 5 sisters and 2 brothers (and all but 2 are married so there are in-laws too). My dad has 2 sisters and 1 brother but we don't have any relationship with that side of the family at all anymore. My father-in-law is also one of 8 and my mother-in-law is also one of 4. Catholic families, haha!
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i have a lot. 2 aunts and an uncle on my mom's side and 6 aunts and 1 uncle on my dad's side (and their respective spouses).
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My mom has a brother and a sister (each married) and my dad also has a brother and a sister (each married), so I had 4 sets of aunts and uncles growing up. They are all still living, but a couple of them have divorced and since remarried.
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My dad was youngest of 9 (originally 11, but 2 died as children). My mom is oldest of 3.
Rob Sr.'s mom is one of 8, as is his dad. We have big families, yessir.
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1 aunt, 1 uncle (and their spouses).
My child will only have 1 uncle.
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I have 6 uncles and 4 aunts plus their spouses. I also have a step aunt and a step uncle. My husband has three aunts and six uncles plus their spouses. Our parents had five or six siblings each.
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@tina: 1 of 9?? I hope they do a Secret Santa!
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3 aunts and 1 uncle from my dad's side and 2 aunts and 1 uncle from my mom's side.
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@mrbee: they can barely keep in touch with each other! All spread out through the US and Korea.
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My dad has three sisters and my mom has three brothers. So including their spouses I have six aunts and five uncles.
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Dad --> 3 sisters, 1 brother (other brother died in 1992)
Mom --> 3 sisters, 1 brother (other brother died in 1990)However, my mom is the only one from her famly to have left Korea so I didn't grow up with any aunts and uncles from her side. On my dad's side, my uncle and one aunt lives in the same city as me so we grew up together (with their kids, my cousins).
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Dad --> 1 uncle, 3 aunts
Mom --> 2 uncles, 2 auntsLike @rubies, all of my mom's family is in Korea, but I'm still close to my two aunts... not at all with my two uncles. I'm super close to all of my dad's siblings and my cousins.
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My mom has 1 brother and my dad has 3 sisters. All of them are married so I have 4 sets of aunts and uncles (8 people in total).
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Mom- 6 siblings
Dad-6 siblings -
Dad - 1 Sibling, who is married (so an aunt and uncle on that side)
Mom - 2 Siblings, neither are married. (so one aunt and one uncle on that side)I'm an only child, and DH is only one of 2, so our kids will only have one uncle (and one aunt, if my BIL ever gets married!)
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My mom had three brothers, one is still alive
My father had a brother and two sister. His sisters are still alive, but his one sister who was adopted when him and his siblings were older remains pretty distant sadly. -
I currently have
dad - 4 uncles, their wives, 5 aunts and their husbands
mom - 2 uncles and 2 aunts
& we all live in the san diego!
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If we are doing aunts and uncles that are just siblings of our parents I have 2 aunts and 1 uncle. But, I have a ton of great aunts & uncles. Also, with the addition of DH's family, there's a lot because both of his parents have a lot of siblings...a total of 4 aunts and 7 uncles! Then, if you start adding their spouses and great aunts and uncles on his side, it's just so many people.
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My mom has 8 siblings and my dad has 2 siblings.
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My mom had two brothers, and my dad had two sisters. The sisters are married brothers aren't (used to be).
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My Mom has 2 brothers and a sister. My Dad had a sister who has passed away.
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Mom: 3 Sisters, 2 Brothers
Dad: 1 Sister, 5 Brothers (and 1 brother that died)All but three are married.
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Mom's side: 2 living uncles, and 2 deceased uncles
Dad's side: 3 aunts and an uncle
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