HI-LIFE II

LSHS Class of 1957

Vol X # 8

August 2012 Ed Heinlein, E IC

Emeritus

It’s that time of year again … are we ready for some FOOTBALL???? The

Program below shows that LSHS football did continue after losing our boys from

the Class of ’57, but I’m sure they were missed. Took the Tigers one game (against

Higginsville) to get going without us, but I heard they had a pretty successful season

after that. They WON this “Dad’s Night” game against Olathe!

The following program comes to you courtesy of Dee’s Drug Store, The Farmers

Trust Co. AND Bob Hovermale ’58 . . .

Photo of the Month

(if you “left click” and then drag the corners of the program you can make the names larger and easier to read … space limitations wouldn’t let me do this. Works on any picture)

From the R-7 News Update . . .

PUBLIC INVITED TO LSHS FOOTBALL DINNER AND AUCTION AUG. 18

The community is invited to attend the Lee's Summit High School Tiger Gridiron Club Dinner and Auction, scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Aug. 18 at LSHS. Tickets for the event are $20 each and include salad, two meat entrees, side dishes and dessert. Also included is a silent and live auction. Businesses are also invited to sponsor the event or donate items for the auctions. For more information about the event, including sponsorships and auction donations, visit http://www.ihigh.com/lstigerfootball/custompage_9395.html. Advance tickets may also be purchased at this website. The event is a fundraiser for the LSHS football program.

My niece, Mary, posted this USA map

on her Facebook page . . . I thought it

was pretty cool for this time of year.

She LOVES football, just like the rest

of my family

An update from our

“fearless leader”

Ed Heinlein

Hello from sunny California where the days are in the 90s, but the evenings are in the

50s. On the National Neighborhood GTG Night last week, we all had to put sweaters on

by sundown. I love it!

All of us were touched by the death of our Classmate, Ted Adkins. As shown in his “bio”

sent out by Marilyn last week, Ted was not only an affable and intelligent fellow, but he

was also quite the professional in his field of radio communications. Those of us who

stayed in close touch with him over the past ten years were blessed by his humor, courage

and his willingness to share his ills and the treatments thereof. We shall all miss him.

After conferring with Karen, we are in the process of nominating him for the Hall of

Fame. Karen said that Ted would be honored, and she will be helping with the

application. You might keep the latter part of April open, as I feel certain we will need to

attend his induction dinner! More on this later.

Last month I mentioned I was starting some research on the Peace Corps and the Paul D.

Coverdell World Wise Schools program and Paul’s involvement with them. The first

thing I learned was the high regard for Paul held by each of the people with whom I have

talked in this endeavor. I have been sent an amazing packet of materials. A duplicate set

is being sent to Lee Summit. It is my hope that District R-7 will choose to participate in

the World Wise Schools project.

There also is a program to assist Peace Corps volunteers who have a desire to go to

graduate school in one of approximately 20 disciplines. This program is named

“Coverdell Fellows.” Approximately 70 graduate schools have a Coverdell Fellows

Program. The University of Missouri and UMKC have the program. MU gives Fellows

$12,000.00 per year in addition to waiving tuition and providing health care benefits. It

seems to me that the Nation remembers Paul well and this “little ole country boy” has

made quite a name for himself and, for those in the know, for the “Class 1957, LSHS and

for Lee’s Summit, as well.

By the next time I report, I shall give a full account of the nuptials of our 21 year old

granddaughter and her young man, Mike. This is a “tear and cheer” event, if ever there

was one.

See you next month.

Ed

From Sharon’s Kitchen . . .

We’ll be going to a couple of pot-lucks in the next few weeks and I’ve been thinking about

what to take that I can fix ahead and will be easy to transport. I think the Salsa-Bean

Salad will do nicely. It’s kind of a three-bean salad gone Tex-Mex. It makes enough for

about 10 people so I’ll probably double it. If you want to make a smaller amount, you

might use those small (8-oz I think) cans of beans and reduce the other ingredient

amounts to suit your taste.

The Summer Peach or Strawberry Pie is not recommended for pot-luck fare unless the

pot-luck is at your house. But then, you’ll have to make two or three of them because

everyone will want a piece. It’s really quick and easy to make though, especially if you

use a prepared refrigerated pastry crust. Sharon

SALSA-BEAN SALAD

3 15-oz. cans beans, such as red kidney,

garbanzo, and black beans,

rinsed and drained

1 8-oz can whole kernel corn, drained

½ cup chopped, peeled jicama or

water chestnuts

1/3 cup sliced green onions

¾ cup salsa

1/3 cup French salad dressing

In a large mixing bowl combine the beans, corn, jicama or water chestnuts, and green

onions.

For the dressing, stir together the salsa and French dressing. Add to the vegetable

mixture, tossing gently to coat. Cover and chill in the refrigerator for 2 to 24 hours. Toss

before serving.

Makes about 10 side-dish servings.

SUMMER PEACH OR STRAWBERRY PIE

1 baked pie shell, cool 1 cup sugar

1 small pkg. Jello (peach for peach pie 4 Tbs. cornstarch

strawberry for strawberry pie) 2 Tbs. corn syrup

Fresh peaches or strawberries 1 cup water

Whipping cream

Bring sugar, cornstarch, water and corn syrup to a boil. Add Jello to mixture and stir until

dissolved. Fill pie shell with whole strawberries or sliced peaches and pour mixture over. Chill

and top with whipped cream.

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And from the mailbox . . .

Received from “Little Jim” Brockman after the July NL went out telling of the Colorado

fires . . . Hi Marilyn, I just read the Hi-Life and thought you would like to know that the fires

just missed Warren (’58) & Sharon Brown in Colorado Springs. They were in Indiana visiting their daughter and did not realize that the fire came very close to their house. I just got off the phone with Sharon as Warren was not home. I also wanted to let you know I am flying to Phoenix on Thursday to see my dad. I will give you an update when I get back to Oregon. "Little" Jim

I received a postcard from Judy (Barrett) Damsgaard who is “Enjoying the hot Danish

summer with (her husband) Bamsa, friends & family.” She didn’t say when they would be

returning, but apparently in Sept/Oct because she mentioned that when they return she

will be campaigning in the Presidential election scene.

And the following note from Dee Ann (Ott) Herde . . .

The sale of our home closed on Monday, Aug 6th, at 8:30 a.m. and we left Lee's Summit about 10 a.m. Arrived at our daughter Sandra's in Derwood, Maryland, on Wednesday night. Our motorhome is parked in front of their home while we take a two-week rest. We plan on leaving Sandra's August 19th and taking our RV to Punta Gorda, Florida, to find our new home."

Eve (Cook) Hoygaard reports . . .

Summer 2012 in Denver has been one of the hottest on record and, like in so many areas, it is compounded by the drought that has also been a factor in the forest fires we have experienced. I expect Garry G is the expert on the fires! We could see the smoke at times. We are looking forward to fall and hopefully more moisture. When the humidity is less than 10%, it is dry! Bill and I just spent a week at a working ranch (not to be confused with a dude ranch) SW of Gunnison CO. We have done this for a number of years and really enjoy getting to see friends old and new plus extended family. This year the age range was 7 months to 87 years. The cabins are very basic (an example of this is you provide your own personal paper products!) but are clean and comfortable. No cell coverage. No TV. No internet. Other pluses include beautiful blue skies and clear star-filled cool nights. It takes about 50 minutes to drive to pavement . . . 18 miles. We got to herd cattle one day . . . in our SUV on the dirt road when we encountered two cowboys moving cattle to another pasture. "Just drive slowly, M'am, the cows will move out of your way." Not quite true but the delay was fairly short. The ranch family is very nice and we are booked for 2013 dates. We are planning a driving trip to Idaho this month ... will return via Yellowstone National Park. Might go into Canada for a day or two. A main purpose of the trip is to see Bill's granddaughter before she starts classes for her second year of college. Fall is looking busy for us and I hope that includes a 2012 Gathering of the Colorado Chapter of the LSHS Class of'57! Eve

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I, along with other friends of his, received a message from Harold Shewmaker saying “We

are taking a long trip to the Northeast and down the East coast.” Even during trips like this,

friends are able to keep track of each other thru Facebook when you have the “fancy

phone” like Harold’s wife Carolyn has. She’s been posting pictures .. lots of pictures ..

along the way. Looks like they are having a wonderful time! After the first group of

pictures Carolyn posted, I made the comment “Good pictures! Have fun ... travel SAFE!” A

little later I saw a comment made by Marilyn (Mitchell ’57) Pruyn: “ Love the pics--except

the one where Harold pinched the baby!” I got such a laugh out of that, I wanted to give you

all a chance to enjoy it, too . . .

GREAT GRANDPA SHEWMAKER AND CHARLOTTE

The City Of Lee’s Summit Welcomes Chick-Fil-A August 4, 2012 Lee’s Summit Tribune

Brad Munson,

Franchising Operator

Tribune Photo/Jessica Root

By Jessica Root,

Intern Report for the Tribune

Lee’s Summit finally has its own Chick-fil-A, 690 NW Blue Parkway, Lees Summit, Missouri 64086 in Summit Fair. Brad Munson is the Franchised Operator of this new establishment. (Read article at http://lstribune.net/lees-summit-news/the-city-of-lee-s-summit-welcomes-chick-fil-a.htm

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Health Updates

The promised update on Mr. Brockman from his son, Jim (7/26) . . .

He is very frail and has lost a lot of weight. I think he may be going into assisted living in the next few days. His spirit is great and he wanted me to tell everyone THANKS FOR THE BIRTHDAY CARDS!!!!! Most were from the class of 1957, but there were probably 15 cards from other classes. I read every one of them, as he had saved them for me. Keep him in your prayers, Jim

Great idea from Eve Hoygaard: I hope we will have his (Mr.B’s) new address available and

cards (post cards with interesting photos are easier to look at and display) are welcome to most residents of assisted living facilities. It shows other residents that this person has many people who care about them . . . and, the staff see this too. It only takes a few minutes to send a post card and I can assure you it will be viewed by many. I wish him well.

And later received the following update from Jim Brockman:

I thought I would give you an update on my dad. He is having a very hard time talking, but he is still sharp as can be about understanding you. They have now put him on oxygen and that is making him feel better. I think he now realizes that he needs to be in assisted living. I told him he made it to 96 by himself, and having a little help now is alright. Hospice is with him and the nurse in charge said "I can sure see that he must have been a good principal because he does not like not being in charge". I think if anyone wants to send him a card, now is the time to do that. I do not know how fast he will deteriorate. His address is as follows:

Grandview Terrace Care Center 14505 W. Granite Valley Drive, Room 311 Sun City West, Arizona 8537

Obituary … Gail Smith ’58

(Published in Kansas City Star on August 1, 2012)

Arthur Gail Smith, 71, Adrian, Mo., died July 30, 2012, at St. Joseph Medical

Center. Memorial visitation from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, at the Atkinson Chapel,

Adrian. Memorials to the American Cancer Society c/o Atkinson Funeral Home.

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The following comments were made after I sent out the “Hi-Life II Special Edition” and posted

Ted’s obituary on Facebook in our “LSHS Grads from the ‘50s and ‘60s” Group : Nancy (Todd ’59) Hasselbach: I was sadden to read the post of Marilyn and Ed. Ted was a regular for great

times with us all at the Lake. I hope Karen finds strength from all of our prayers and Ted is comforted by God's grace.

Marlene (Siler ’56) Larson: Sorry to hear about another of your classmates. He has put up a good battle.

Marcia (Fields) Russell: This is an email I’ve been dreading getting. Have expected it but, nevertheless, have hoped it wouldn't come. I expect everyone feels the same. Pat Damsgard Hoglund: So sad to get this report. He put up a gallant fight and we'll all remember his

tremendous spirit and Karen's loving care all along. We should all be so lucky to have a loving mate like

that. Hopefully we all do! They are both in our prayers. Our God cans are getting very full.

Terry Reynolds: I'm so sorry to hear this, I was praying that the experimental drugs would help him. My little sister went through this process and the results ended the same I'm sorry to say. Teddy will be

missed. Our prayers go out to Karen, we know the fight she has been in.

Eve Hoygaard: I remember hearing the name Ted Atkins (in Denver) on KIMN radio in the early '60's

and wondering if it was LSHS classmate. He was very popular as I recall. He will be missed by many. Thanks, Marilyn, for your very sensitive message to advise us of his death.

Lila(Warren’58)Roasa: Ted, sending my sympathy to the family. Sure had some fun times at LSHS.

Harold Lee Shewmaker: RIP Ted. We are losing way too many of our classmates.

Gary Peel (‘60s ??): Same Ted Atkins that was a DJ in K.C.? I remember the time I was working at Johnny Ray's, when I was a junior in high school, and he came into the kitchen and thanked me for the chili I cooked that night...I was impressed he took the time. RIP Ted, you brought a lot of wonderful moments in my young life, listening to you on the car radio. I remember when he told the joke comparing a girl friend to a screen door, it got him some time off the air, but it was so funny I laughed myself silly. He had a great sense of humor, and was always so quick with the adlibs. He'll be sorely missed. :( Lila (Warren ’58) Roasa: Yes Gary, Ted was a DJ- I will never forget when he changed jobs and went to KUDL he said on the radio, "Can't tell you what station I'm going to but if you cuddle (KUDL) a little closer I might." He sure was a good DJ, fit his personality to a tee. Paula (Young ’59) Morris … I'm saddened at this news. A fun friend. A good man.

Jean (Lush) Staub: So sorry to learn of Ted’s death. Thanks for the special

edition and for including his bio.

Photos from

’57 Reflector

As you can see from these pictures, his being “Captain Showbiz” started at LSHS !

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“Stories from the road of life”

From Susan Miller (’58) . . . Hi, Marilyn. No wonder you are so great publishing the class newsletter. You have previous experience doing Carl's for him. I wish you could do the Class of '58 newsletter. We surely do miss Jack! Here's a brief story of something that happened to me while I was at Northern Arizona University. This had to be sometime in the 1990's as I retired in 2000. The NAU College of Education had a partnership with the Peace Corps. Returning PC volunteers earned their teaching certificate through NAU. A representative of PC was visiting NAU to see how the program was doing. I had a meeting scheduled with this person. After we visited a while about the program, I asked him if Paul Coverdell was still head of the PC. When I explained why I wanted to know, he gave me Paul's card. I called Paul and got through to him. I said, "Are you the Paul Coverdell who went to LSHS?" Of course, he responded in the affirmative and we had a wonderful visit. That was my "brush with greatness!" Susan Miller/SAM '58 (By the way, I take credit for nicknaming her SAM .. aka SusanAnnMiller!)

Just proves what a small World we live in!

As I “replied” to Susan, we always welcome input from other classes. Our Class of ’57 NL

Hi-Life II has evolved into an “LSHS from the ‘50s” NL. Please, everyone join in!

ATTENTION!

Let’s see if we can help another LSHS class have a BIG reunion . . . This was posted on

Facebook within the “LSHS Grads from the ‘50s & ‘60s” Group. If you know any of these

people, please let me know and I’ll get the contact info to them:

Class of 1964 - Let's get the word out - we are looking for addresses for: (for the women, I am

using maiden names) Jean Allen, Bill Atkinson, Phyllis Beggs, Harlain Clemans, Helen Clemans,

Barbara Crownover, Toni DeCarlo, Joanne Ford, Gail Gehrig, George Gibbs, Jimmie Green, Pat

Harvey, Kay Hatfield, Tom Herlihy, Charlotte Hunter, Steve Jones, Richard Kinder, John Luna,

Richard Mathis, Judy McKim, Donna Morris, Renae Mundy, Sharon Nichols, Richard Peak, Dorlis

Pemberton, Ruth Phillips, Jimmy Pickard, Sharon Pratt, Ronnie Price, Karen Reynolds, Cliff Riley,

Wayne Sanning, Donna Morris, Fred Walker, Melvin Whaley, Gloria Williamson, for our 50th

reunion.

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Why I Like Retirement ?? (shared with us by Larry Beary)

Question: How many days in a week?

Answer: 6 Saturdays, 1 Sunday

Question: When is a retiree's bedtime?

Answer: Three hours after he falls asleep on the couch.

Question: How many retirees to change a light bulb?

Answer: Only one, but it might take all day.

Question: What's the biggest gripe of retirees?

Answer: There is not enough time to get everything done.

Question: Why don't retirees mind being called Seniors?

Answer: The term comes with a 10% discount.

Question: Why do retirees count pennies?

Answer: They are the only ones who have the time.

Question: What is the common term for someone who enjoys work and refuses to retire?

Answer: NUTS!

Question: Why are retirees so slow to clean out the basement, attic or garage?

Answer: They know that as soon as they do, one of their adult kids will want to store stuff

there.

Question: What do retirees call a long lunch?

Answer: Normal.

Question: What is the best way to describe retirement?

Answer: The never ending Coffee Break.

Question: What's the biggest advantage of going back to school as a retiree?

Answer: If you cut classes, no one calls your parents.

Question: Why does a retiree often say he doesn't miss work, but misses the people he used to

work with?

Answer: He is too polite to tell the whole truth.

And, my very favorite.... Question: What do you do all week?

Answer: Monday through Friday, NOTHING..... Saturday & Sunday, I rest.

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Safety Patrol … “be aware”

WARNING #1:

"There are several things to be aware of ... Gangs and thieves are now plotting different ways to

get a person (mostly women) to stop their vehicle and get out of the car.

"There is a gang initiation reported by the local Police Department where gangs are placing a car

seat by the road...with a fake baby in it....waiting for a woman, of course, to stop and check on

the abandoned baby. Note that the location of this car seat is usually beside a wooded or grassy

(field) area and the person -- woman -- will be dragged into the woods, beaten and raped, and

usually left for dead. If it's a man, they're usually beaten and robbed and maybe left for dead, too.

DO NOT STOP FOR ANY REASON!!! DIAL 9-1-1 AND REPORT WHAT YOU SAW, BUT

DON 'T EVEN SLOW DOWN.

WARNING #2:

"IF YOU ARE DRIVING AT NIGHT AND EGGS ARE THROWN AT YOUR WINDSHIELD,

DO NOT STOP TO CHECK YOUR CAR, DO NOT OPERATE THE WIPERS AND DO NOT

SPRAY ANY WATER BECAUSE EGGS MIXED WITH WATER BECOME MILKY, AND

BLOCK YOUR VISION UP TO 92.5%, AND YOU ARE THEN FORCED TO STOP BESIDE

THE ROAD AND BECOME A VICTIM OF THESE CRIMINALS.

THIS IS A NEW TECHNIQUE USED BY GANGS, SO PLEASE INFORM YOUR FRIENDS

AND RELATIVES.

THESE ARE DESPERATE TIMES AND THESE ARE UNSAVORY INDIVIDUALS WHO

WILL TAKE DESPERATE MEASURES TO GET WHAT THEY WANT."

WARNING # 3:

It was about 1:00 p.m. In the afternoon, and Lauren was driving to visit a friend. An

UNMARKED police car pulled up behind her and put his lights on. Lauren's parents have

always told her to never pull over for an unmarked car on the side of the road, but rather to wait

until they get to a gas station, etc. Lauren had actually listened to her parents advice, and

promptly called 112 on her cell phone to tell the police dispatcher that she would not pull over

right away. She proceeded to tell the dispatcher that there was an unmarked police car with a

flashing red light on his rooftop behind her. The dispatcher checked to see if there were police

cars where she was and there weren't, and he told her to keep driving, remain calm and that he

had back up already on the way. Ten minutes later 4 cop cars surrounded her and the unmarked

car behind her. One policeman went to her side and the others surrounded the car behind. They

pulled the guy from the car and tackled him to the ground. The man was a convicted rapist and

wanted for other crimes. Especially for a woman alone in a car, you should not pull over for an

unmarked car. Apparently police have to respect your right to keep going on to a safe place.

* I never knew about the 112 Cell Phone feature. I tried it on my AT&T phone & it said,

"Dialing Emergency Number." Speaking to a service representative at Bell Mobility confirmed

that 112 was a direct link to State trooper info.

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I thought it might be interesting to some of us to see just WHO from our Class of ’57 lives

nearby, so I did a little investigating and came up with this . . .

STATE CITY NAME

AL Prattville Joyce Slagle Hitchcock

AR Marshall Alice Owens Daniel

AZ Sun Lakes Betty Casteel Reed

AZ Sun City West Bob Hoke

AZ Sun City West Judy Smith Lent

CA Stockton J. C. Davis

CA San Jose Ed Heinlein

CO Aurora Evelyn Cook Hoygaard

CO Cascade Garry Garrison

CO Denver Judy Yeaman Hicks

CO Loveland Barbara Fann Lewallen

CO Pueblo Paul Wayne Bacon

FL Ft. Lauderdale Gary Gunter

FL Gainesville Judy Barrett Damgaard

FL Palatka John Dillingham

IA Missouri Valley Glenn Williams

IL Charleston Judy Barnhart Barford

KS Leawood Kevin Curran

KS Lenexa Sharon Barker Melich

KS Lenexa Mary Lea Heffner Todd

KS Newton Betty Brown Bolton

KS Overland Park David Nealy

KS Shawnee Leonard Jones

KS Shawnee George Luther

MD Bethesda Gary Clark

MO Aldrich Patsy Nesbit Stevens

MO Belton Edna Polston Vinzant

MO Blackburn Tom Bickham

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MO Blue Springs Roger Deterding

MO Bosworth Glen Curl

MO Butler Larry Stark

MO Clinton Deanna Coleman Martin

MO Greenwood Robert Dunning

MO Harrisonville Roy Drake

MO Independence Tom Place

MO Joplin Marcia Fields Russell

MO Kansas City Marilyn Prewitt Williams

MO Kansas City Harold Shewmaker

MO Kansas City Janet Snyder Marr

MO Kansas City Doris Wilson Sellards

MO Lake Lotawana Kenny McCarty

MO Lake OzarK Bill Turner

MO Lampe Jack Place

MO Lee's Summit Bobbie Andes Monahan

MO Lee's Summit Jim Brown

MO Lee's Summit Russell Childress

MO Lee's Summit Margaret Davis Offen

MO Lee's Summit Roy Hatfield

MO Lee's Summit Janice Holmes Mansfield

MO Lee's Summit Joyce Johnson Bailey

MO Lee's Summit Judy Kuhar Montgomery

MO Lee's Summit Jean Lush Staub

MO Lee's Summit Stan Magady

MO Lee's Summit Bill Mastin

MO Lee's Summit Marilyn Mitchell Pruyn

MO Lee's Summit Dee Ann Ott Herde

MO Lee's Summit Phyllis Perdue Whiting

MO Lee's Summit Terry Reynolds

MO Lee's Summit Theresa Rice Mehrer

MO Lee's Summit Cecil Robbins

MO Lee's Summit Lee Ann Smith Beard

MO Mendon Danny Meads

MO Oak Grove Nettie Hedgecock

MO Oak Grove Willis Mullins

MO Pleasant Hill Martha Love Church

MO Roach Kay Qualls Caldwell

MO Shell Knob Don Lawrence

MO Springfield Doug McGlynn

MO Stockton Joan Chambers McKinney

NC Monroe Gloria Field Yancey

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NC Wilmington John Eilert

NM Santa Fe Karen Winterowd

NV Las Vegas Katherine Ford Weinreich

OK Cordell Paula Irwin Rhodes

OK Duncan Jerry Davis

OK Duncan Geraldine Wahl Davis

OK Konawa Rowena White Garner

OK Oklahoma City Don Rittman

OR Jefferson Larry Beary

PA Pittsburgh Pat Callahan Graham

TN Kingsport Mary Ann Whiting Morie

TX Cibolo Pat Damsgard Hoglund

TX Granbury Lee Barrows

TX McQueeney Carol Bates Franklin

TX San Antonio Vicki Hurlock Rittman

WA Turnwater Benita Rogers Margolis

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Classmates birthdays coming in September . . .

Sept. 5 – Vicki (Hurlock) Rittman Sept. 9 – Terry Paulson (deceased) Sept. 12 – Don Lawrence Sept. 16 – Roger Deterding Sept. 20 – Larry Stark Sept. 21 – Leonard Jones Jack Place Sept. 24 – Carol (Bates) Franklin Johnny Bob Myers (deceased) Sept. 28 – Tom Place Sept. 29 – Martha (Love) Church

Submit your

news to . . . Marilyn (Prewitt) Williams

4248 N Drury Ave

Kansas City, MO 64117

(816)437-9422; cell (620)224-6623

marilynwms@att.net

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