Featuring Duane Harms and Family
We all know about Duane's medical struggles for the past several years. Duane is tough and very much a Godly man, being a retired minister! His and Carol's attitudes are remarkable always positive. Recently, we received the card below with a donation enclosed for our class fund. Let's continue talking and praying for Duane and his wonderful family. They are truly an inspiration for all of us to accept the current situations of our own lives and share our struggles with God for a positive outcome!
Thanks Duane for everything you have done for our class, especially the communications and reunion plans in the past. Thanks for making our class one of the best classes to ever graduate from AHS! God Bless you and your wonderful family!
I know we send cards every month, however, it would be special for Duane if you sent an individual card, just from you!
Remember our Thanksgiving Feast coming November 12, 11:30 AM, at David and Betty Corbins! See you all there!
Tommy
A small group enjoyed Pizzal and conversation at Lovesee's Pizza in Leon this past Wednesday, October 8. Those attending were: Diana and Jerry Lawson, Bill and Lynda Johnson, Bill and Joyce Daigh, Mike and Judy Cyphers, Trudy Jacobson, and David Corbin.
Preparations for our Thanksgiving meal at David and Betty Corbin were discussed and started. Menu was established and attendees made their selections to furnish at our November meal.
Turkey and Dressing: Diana Lawson
Rolls and Butter: Trudy Jacobson
Cranberry Dish: Johnsons
Pies: Corbins and Johnsons
Sweet Potatoes: Louise Reimber
Green Bean Caserole: Ralstons
Relish Dish: Tom Palmer
Other:
Our Thanksgiving Meal will be November 12, at 11:30 AM at the Corbins. Hope to see a great turnout for this annual event. We appreciate Diana doing most of the work for this event every year and also, David and Betty hosting with their lovely facilities.
Bill Daigh will have kidney surgery this Monday and we offer our prayers and support for his surgery to be successful and quick healing, back to normal.
Thanks,
Tom Palmer