Happy Birthday Ashley Wagner!
Posted on 2017-05-16 • 1 comment
Today this amazing girl celebrates her Birthday!
Great skater, personality on ice, diva!
Great sister and a great friend!
And just a beautiful girl!
Happy Birthday, Ashley!
Be happy and healthy! Shine bright! We love your skating!
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Awesome! Happy birthday to Ashley!