Letters to the Editor 10-02-2003
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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- Back To The Days - Karaoke Success - Missing A Mother
Back To The Days
Editor, Times-Union:On Friday, Sept. 19, over 1,000 fourth-grade students from 16 area schools participated in Back to the Days School Day at the Kosciusko County 4-H Fairgrounds. This day was made possible through the support of the following:
Enrollment Sponsors: Paragon Medical, Premier Associates, Sun Shack, Leesburg Express, Curves for Women, Shuttle Shop, Trailhouse, Lorraine's Alternations, Schrader Automotive, Gilliam Lanes, Alan Reed Insurance - Fort Wayne, Smith Tire, The Rental Shop, Hoosier Body Shop, Loher Backhoe Service, Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary, Kosciusko County 4-H & Community Fair.
Honor Roll Sponsors (over $100): The Pill Box, Explorer Van, American Legion, Biomet, Medtronic.
Graduate Sponsors (over $500): Monteith Tire, Teachers Credit Union.
Accommodations provided by: Ramada Plaza Hotel, Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express.
Our thanks to the following people for bringing history to life through demonstrations and assistance at School Day: Lisa Truman, sheep shearing; Betty Kratzsch, apple butter; Mark Parker, soldier; Jeff Nicolet, soldier; Stuart Smith, soldier; David Smith, bullet-making; Bev Reid, mincemeat; Ralph Babcock, wooden boxes; Bill Hess, artillery cannon; Marilyn Hess, drop spinning/carding; Matt Gillis, blacksmith; Pete Parmenter, blacksmith; Barb Wuthrich, clothing; Jim Ellison, apple press; Karen Ellison, herbs; Ken Locke, Revolutionary flags; Jeff & Tina Nicholson, candle molds; Sandy Johnson, spinning; Kathy Smith, beads; Charlie Wright & Eli Wise, tomahawk throw; Dick McCleary, Declaration of Independence; Larry McCleary, Mountain Man; Joann Cox - gourds; Nancy Banghart, tea and coffee; Charlotte Siegfried, fishing; Lana Wilson, penny rugs; Janet Harrison, bread-making; Marge Himes, toys and dolls; JoHanna Gard, sauerkraut; Caraethel Webb, dulcimer; Lea Richer, school marm; Dan & Bernadette Egan, soldier and wife; Buddy, Indian; Shelly Wellmon, toys; Ron Sharp, county history; Sally Hogan, dance; Mary Ettinger, show and tell table.
And the following kitchen and grounds staff: Cissy Kramer, Norm Helfers, Peggy Cavanaugh, Darcy Deeter, Darline Wallace, Jeanne Sands, Roy & Jean Bradbury, Bob Hendrixson, Dennie Wuthrich, Multi-Township EMS, and Tri County REACT.
Darline Wallace
Barbara Smelser
Jim Smelser
Charlotte Siegfried
Bob Coble
Nancy Banghart
Back to the Days of Kosciuszko
School/Educational Planning Team
Winona Lake
via e-mail
Karaoke Success
Editor, Times-Union:Saturday night's karaoke contest at the Wagon Wheel Theater to benefit Kosciusko Home Care and Hospice revealed some excellent vocal talent in our community. Congratulations to the winners!
Home Health Care was conceived and brought into existence by a group of registered nurses - Joy Carlson, Reta Walker, Jane Chinworth, Helen Shrode, June Reed, Doris Hartter, Nancy Zellner, Shirley Rhodes and Imogene Cauau. The agency began service in October 1976 with a staff of one, Patricia Dean, R.N. Working out of a meeting room at REMC, Mrs. Dean received her first patient referral from Dr. David Haines, M.D. Hospice was added to the agency's service in 1982.
Blessed by a dedicated and caring professional staff, Kosciusko Home Care and Hospice continues to serve our community. Happy birthday, Kosciusko Home Care and Hospice!
Joy Carlson and Imogene Cauau
Warsaw
Missing A Mother
Editor, Times-Union:I would like to thank everyone at McHatton-Sadler Funeral Home for all the help, understanding and kindness. If we needed anything, they were there before we asked.
My mother passed into the loving arms of Jesus June 6. No matter what, I still can't give her up. They say time heals all wounds but I have a big hole in my stomach that will take much time to heal.
The five or six months my mom was severely ill, I got to know her better than I ever did. She liked my cooking so I was there every day. With each pat, hug and kiss, or smile, it was like I saw my mom as a new person I hadn't seen before.
Please kiss, hug, pat each chance you get or you'll be like me, an empty hole, a guilty heart. I missed much.
Loretta Holloway
Warsaw
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- Back To The Days - Karaoke Success - Missing A Mother
Back To The Days
Editor, Times-Union:On Friday, Sept. 19, over 1,000 fourth-grade students from 16 area schools participated in Back to the Days School Day at the Kosciusko County 4-H Fairgrounds. This day was made possible through the support of the following:
Enrollment Sponsors: Paragon Medical, Premier Associates, Sun Shack, Leesburg Express, Curves for Women, Shuttle Shop, Trailhouse, Lorraine's Alternations, Schrader Automotive, Gilliam Lanes, Alan Reed Insurance - Fort Wayne, Smith Tire, The Rental Shop, Hoosier Body Shop, Loher Backhoe Service, Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary, Kosciusko County 4-H & Community Fair.
Honor Roll Sponsors (over $100): The Pill Box, Explorer Van, American Legion, Biomet, Medtronic.
Graduate Sponsors (over $500): Monteith Tire, Teachers Credit Union.
Accommodations provided by: Ramada Plaza Hotel, Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express.
Our thanks to the following people for bringing history to life through demonstrations and assistance at School Day: Lisa Truman, sheep shearing; Betty Kratzsch, apple butter; Mark Parker, soldier; Jeff Nicolet, soldier; Stuart Smith, soldier; David Smith, bullet-making; Bev Reid, mincemeat; Ralph Babcock, wooden boxes; Bill Hess, artillery cannon; Marilyn Hess, drop spinning/carding; Matt Gillis, blacksmith; Pete Parmenter, blacksmith; Barb Wuthrich, clothing; Jim Ellison, apple press; Karen Ellison, herbs; Ken Locke, Revolutionary flags; Jeff & Tina Nicholson, candle molds; Sandy Johnson, spinning; Kathy Smith, beads; Charlie Wright & Eli Wise, tomahawk throw; Dick McCleary, Declaration of Independence; Larry McCleary, Mountain Man; Joann Cox - gourds; Nancy Banghart, tea and coffee; Charlotte Siegfried, fishing; Lana Wilson, penny rugs; Janet Harrison, bread-making; Marge Himes, toys and dolls; JoHanna Gard, sauerkraut; Caraethel Webb, dulcimer; Lea Richer, school marm; Dan & Bernadette Egan, soldier and wife; Buddy, Indian; Shelly Wellmon, toys; Ron Sharp, county history; Sally Hogan, dance; Mary Ettinger, show and tell table.
And the following kitchen and grounds staff: Cissy Kramer, Norm Helfers, Peggy Cavanaugh, Darcy Deeter, Darline Wallace, Jeanne Sands, Roy & Jean Bradbury, Bob Hendrixson, Dennie Wuthrich, Multi-Township EMS, and Tri County REACT.
Darline Wallace
Barbara Smelser
Jim Smelser
Charlotte Siegfried
Bob Coble
Nancy Banghart
Back to the Days of Kosciuszko
School/Educational Planning Team
Winona Lake
via e-mail
Karaoke Success
Editor, Times-Union:Saturday night's karaoke contest at the Wagon Wheel Theater to benefit Kosciusko Home Care and Hospice revealed some excellent vocal talent in our community. Congratulations to the winners!
Home Health Care was conceived and brought into existence by a group of registered nurses - Joy Carlson, Reta Walker, Jane Chinworth, Helen Shrode, June Reed, Doris Hartter, Nancy Zellner, Shirley Rhodes and Imogene Cauau. The agency began service in October 1976 with a staff of one, Patricia Dean, R.N. Working out of a meeting room at REMC, Mrs. Dean received her first patient referral from Dr. David Haines, M.D. Hospice was added to the agency's service in 1982.
Blessed by a dedicated and caring professional staff, Kosciusko Home Care and Hospice continues to serve our community. Happy birthday, Kosciusko Home Care and Hospice!
Joy Carlson and Imogene Cauau
Warsaw
Missing A Mother
Editor, Times-Union:I would like to thank everyone at McHatton-Sadler Funeral Home for all the help, understanding and kindness. If we needed anything, they were there before we asked.
My mother passed into the loving arms of Jesus June 6. No matter what, I still can't give her up. They say time heals all wounds but I have a big hole in my stomach that will take much time to heal.
The five or six months my mom was severely ill, I got to know her better than I ever did. She liked my cooking so I was there every day. With each pat, hug and kiss, or smile, it was like I saw my mom as a new person I hadn't seen before.
Please kiss, hug, pat each chance you get or you'll be like me, an empty hole, a guilty heart. I missed much.
Loretta Holloway
Warsaw
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