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SALLEY - Everett S., passed away June 13, 2008, at his home.
Born March 11, 1935, in Burr, TX to Clifton and Mary Salley. He was the
youngest of 5 children. He graduated from Tidehaven High School in 1953 as
Salutatorian of his class. He had a successful athletic career in high
school as he was the 1st Player from a Class A School ever to play in the
Texas High School All-Star Game. He went on to attend Texas Christian
University (TCU) on a full football scholarship and lettered as sophomore
and played in the Cotton Bowl. He received his degree in Business
Administration with a minor in Marketing. He married Marilyn Breno and lived
in Fort Worth, TX where he was President of North Texas Advertising, Inc. In
1968 they moved to Tulsa where he was the President and CEO of Breno
Painting Company for 8 years. In 1976 he purchased the Tulsa Stockyards,
which was one of the premier Livestock Auctions in North Eastern Oklahoma.
He owned and operated the Stockyards until 1996. In 1978, he founded Green
Country Horse Sale Company which conducted registered Quarter Horse Sales
from California to Florida. They had numerous sales, which included three
different events for the legendary King Ranch, plus many other events all
across the United States. In 1980 he established the Tulsa Holiday Circuit
which held AQHA Horse Shows in July and December at the Tulsa Expo Center
and still today is one of the longest running AQHA Horse Shows in America.
After a short retirement he worked for Southwest General Agency for 6 years.
During his career he served as President of many organizations; American
Quarter Horse Assoc., Oklahoma Quarter Horse Assoc., Palomino Horse Breeders
Assoc., Oklahoma Palomino Assoc., Goodwill Industries of Tulsa, Livestock
Market Assoc. of Oklahoma, Tulsa Twisters - Professional Rodeo Team, plus
many other directorships and offices of social and civic organizations.
member of Church of St. Mary's and a former member of Southern Hills Country
Club. Everett was preceded in death by: his parents, Clifton and Mary Salley;
sister, Wanda Bunton of Wharton, TX. Survivors include: his wife of 43
years, Marilyn Salley; son, Cas Salley and fiance Melanie Lively of Watova,
OK; daughter, Lisa Jones and husband Steve of Overland Park, KS; grand
children, Kaslin and Clay Salley, Amelia and Andrew Jones; Brothers C.D.
Salley of Harrison, AR, Al Salley of Rockport, TX; and sister and
brother-in-law Hazel and R.E. Roecker of Markham, TX.
In
lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Jr. Livestock Scholarship Fund
c/o Tulsa State Fair, PO Box 4735, Tulsa, OK 74159 and the Retired Priest
Fund of the Tulsa Diocese PO Box 690240, Tulsa, OK 74169.
Graveside
funeral service will be held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, June 17, at Calvary
Cemetery, Msgr. Dennis C. Domey officiating, directed by Moore's Eastlawn
Chapel , (918) 622-1155
Judy Harper September 5, 1958 - May 22, 2008
A long time resident of Collinsville, OK and PHBA member lossed her
courageous battle with cancer on May 22, 2008. Judy, an avid horsewoman, use
to show in the Palomino circuit with her good friend, Gail Simmons, aka
"Mom". Judy was working with a new horse project, a buckskin filly, that was
out of her late palomino show mare, "Lace". Unfortunately, Judy's
potentially renewed show career, here on earth, ended with her untimely
death. Judy, a Christian, lived with a very strong faith and conviction in
the Lord. When a friend/loved one passes, we question the "why" and seek
understanding/reasoning for their departure from our lives. Reflecting on
her life and the individuals that pre-departed: Lucy, a beautiful
friend/person, and an avid horsewoman; Orren, has the talent for beauty and
artistic detail and the gift of telling a great story; Jerry, the eye for
the physical attributes of confirmation and muscling: Bill, his talent for
keeping hooves finely manicured; and another never forgotten
friend/horsewoman, Tabitha (PtHA/AQHA)....I choose to believe that they are
all part of God's plan, since Jesus is returning on a White Horse
(Revelation 19:11 And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and
he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he
doth judge and make war). Therefore, they all must be collectively
participating in the creation of an Amazingly Magnificant Steed. (As you
read this, I am sure that you also thought of a loved one that is also
participating! )
Halter horse icon and calf roper
Jerry Wells passed early Sat morning after a long battle with cancer
Services for Jerry Wells will be held
Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. in Sulphur, OK
At the First Baptist Church
Visitation will be held at:
The Jerry Wells Memorial Youth Scholarship Fund
Equine Artist Orren Mixer Dies at 87
Renowned equine artist Orren Marion Mixer died on Tuesday. He was 87.
Mixer was born in Oklahoma City in 1920 to Florence Motter and Orren Marion
Mixer Sr. After attending public schools, he graduated from Central High
School and through the efforts of his high school art teacher, Grace
Chadwick, he obtained a scholarship to attend the Kansas City Art Institute
from 1938-40.
Mixer worked in graphic arts in New York, Oklahoma City, and Fort Worth,
Texas, before moving to San Diego to work in an aircraft manufacturing
plant. He returned to Fort Worth in 1943 and joined the US Navy. Stationed
in Chicago, he was a visual aids graphic artist.
In his personal time, Mixer painted Western scenes, and his first sales came
through a Chicago sporting goods store. Discharged from the service in 1946,
he brought his wife, Evelyn Leonard, whom he’d married in 1941, back to
Oklahoma, where he built a house and studio near Arcadia/Edmond.
Mixer became a well-known local Western artist during the 1950s and 1960s.
Livestock, particularly horses, became his specialty, and his work graced
the covers of
Western Horseman,
The
Quarter Horse Journal, Cattleman,
and Oklahoma Today. In June 1991, Palomino Horse Breeders of America
commissioned Mixer to commemorate PHBA’s 50th Anniversary on
Canvas. This painting is the palomino "Stallion”. He also painted the “Mare
and Foal”. He has been involved with several other horse associations as
well. Just to name a few - American Quarter Horse, Pinto, Paint, Appaloosa,
Buckskin, and Pony of the Americas.
Briefly retired during the 1980s, Mixer resumed his artistic productions in
the mid-1990s, still working from a studio near Arcadia.
Orren will be greatly missed my all.
Visitation will be at Matthews Funeral Home
601 S Kelly Edmond, OK. 73003
(405) 341-2787
Services
Monday May 5th at 2:00
pm
Edmond’s First Baptist Church
1300 Southeast 33rd ST. Edmond, OK. 73003
(405) 341-0253
In lieu of flowers please send donations to:
Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children
Boys Ranch Town
5100 SE 33rd St. Edmond, OK. 73013
Phone: (405) 341-3606
Fax (405) 348-3740
Cards may be sent to
Evelyn Mixer
PO BOX 145 Arcadia, OK. 73007-0145
Maxine A. (Bonner)
Marvin Hamrick mother
Passed away at 12:33 PM at her residence
surrounded by family on 3-21-08.
Viewing is from 1 to 8 on Tuesday 3-25-08
with funeral services at the funeral home on 3-26-08 at 10:30 and graveside
service to follow.
Zwick Jahn Funeral Home, at 520 N 2nd St.,
Decatur Indiana, 46733 260-724-9164
Full Obituary can be viewed at
www.zwickjahn.com
Mark D. Smith
July 9, 1955 – February 9, 2008
Mark suffered cardiac arrest while
hospitalized after a long hard battle with the ravages of diabetes. He was
a long time member and judge of the Palomino Association, which he loved
dearly.
Mark was the manager of Chick Smith
Horse Farms for many years in Florida and Texas where he stood Jude’s Go Bo,
Pacific Buzz Saw, Cotton Pass, Strate O’Quinn and others.
Mark was an active campaigner of many
champions both Palomino and AQHA.
He leaves many throughout the United
States whose lives he touched who called him friend…he is sorely missed.
Rita Marie Faulk (nee Napolitan), 64, a resident
of Washington Township since 1983, died Friday, Feb. 1, 2008, in Henry
Ford Macomb Hospital, Clinton Township. She was born Jan. 14, 1944, in
Detroit.
Mrs. Faulk along with her husband Gilbert "Jack" was the
co-owner of J&R Stables since 1971. They started the stable on Clinton
River Road and Schoenherr in Sterling Heights and moved in 1983 to the
present site in Washington Township.
A former resident of Sterling Heights, she was a
founding member and leader of 4H Macomb County and Washington Raiders
since 1997.
She also was an avid fundraiser for St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital, organizing and performing many trail
ride shows with pledge money going to the research hospital. She was
twice invited to the hospital in Memphis, Tenn. for awards
ceremonies for gaining the highest amount of pledges raised in the
United States for horse trail rides.
Mrs. Faulk was a ride instructor for 36 years. She
enjoyed breeding, raising and showing palomino, quarter and paint
horses around the country. She was the 1963-1964 Macomb County
Pageant Queen.
A lifetime member of the Michigan Quarter Horse
Association (MQHA), she was a member of American Quarter Horse
Association (AQHA), American Paint Horse Association (APHA),
Palomino Horse Breeders of America (PHBA) and International
Buckskin Horse Association (IBHA).
She held a judge card for more than 20 years
for the PHBA and judges palomino horse shows and also held a
buckskin judge card to judge buckskin shows.
Mrs. Faulk is survived by her husband,
Gilbert "Jack" Faulk; children, Tina Marie (William) Nicks,
Cody Faulk, Karen (Michael) Belleville and Jack Faulk;
grandchildren, Amber Michelle Nicks and Maggie Marie Nicks;
eight step-grandchildren; 10 step-great-grandchildren; and
close friend, Melody Savada.
She was predeceased by her daughter, Paula
Oulette; and brother, Thomas A. Napolitan.
A funeral service will be held at 10:30
a.m. Wednesday at Wm. Sullivan & Son Funeral Home, 8459
Hall Road (three blocks east of Van Dyke), Utica. Burial
will be in Cadillac Memorial Gardens East, Clinton
Township.
Visitation is 4-9 p.m. today and 2-9
p.m. Tuesday, with a 7 p.m. rosary recital.
Memorial contributions may be
addressed to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital,
501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. Memories may
be shared with the family at
www.sullivanfuneraldirectors.com.
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ADRIAN MI John F. Cole, age 91, passed away
Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2008, in Adrian at Charlotte Stephenson Manor.
He was born June 22, 1916, in Weston, Mich., to
Fred Cole and Louise Haviland. He married Mary Elizabeth Wilson
in LaGrange, Ind., in 1935. She preceded him in death in 1998.
Also preceding him was his son, Gerald Lee Cole; brothers,
Clarence Cole, Harold Cole, and sisters Mildred Shaneour and
Florence Reed.
John loved farming the Weston farm where he was
born, as his father and grandfather had, and now his son, Jerry.
He loved talking about the history of the Cole family and
Weston. He loved to read and was very knowledgeable in many
fields. He was also a pilot, learning to fly in the 1930s. He
loved to travel and go fishing.
He worked skilled trades for Harvey Aluminum,
Martin Marietta, Bridgeport Brass and retired from General
Motors, Adrian.
John was a co-founder of the Fairfield Township
Fire Department and served as captain. He was a member of the
Weston Baptist Church and Morenci American Legion. He was a
veteran, serving in the Army during World War II and he also
worked in the war plants, Hurd Lock and ?The Mag? magnesium
plant as a supervisor.
He is survived by daughters Nancy (Donald) Bailey
of Manitou Beach and Mary Ann (Roger) Fielitz of Archbold, Ohio;
grandchildren, Aaron and Laura Bailey, Randy and Jeff Fielitz,
Debbie and Linda Cole, Chris Cole and several
great-grandchildren; brother-in-law J.B. Wilson, sisters-in-law,
Jean ?Sis? Poucher, Betty Lou Young and Pat Weiner, and special
nephew Ted Turner.
Funeral services for John will be at Wagley
Funeral Home on Friday, Feb. 15, 2008, at 1 p.m. with Pastor Dan
Maguire officiating. Visitation will be on Friday from 10 a.m.
until the time of the service.
Memorial contributions in memory of John may be
made to the Weston Baptist Church or Fairfield Township Fire
Department. Envelopes are available at Wagley Funeral Home.
Send
cards or email to
FIELITZ, MARY ANN
24516 COUNTY RD BC
ARCHBOLD OH 43502 9715
419 4452477
mafhorses@bright.net
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Glenn F. "Jack"
Anderson
(May 26, 1924 - February
10, 2008)
Glenn F. "Jack" Anderson, age 83, died February 10, 2008 at home in his
sleep of heart failure. He was born in St. Joseph, MO, the only
son of Glenn and Luella Anderson. They preceded him in death, as
did his two older sisters, Dorothy and Harriet; a grandson, David;
and, his beloved wife, Genelle.
Jack was a hard worker all of his life and a great student and
athlete. He earned a football scholarship to Missouri University
but enlisted in the Naval Air Force and flew Corsairs off
aircraft carriers in the South Pacific during WWII. He received
a BA in political science from Westminster College where he was
president of the student body and earned an internship to
American University in Washington, DC
Jack married Genelle Martin and spent the rest of his life in
Tulsa and Broken Arrow. He was in the oil business, traded in
real estate and on the Bent Arrow Ranch, he raised champion
Palominos and giant homing pigeons. He was president of the
American Quarter Horse Association, the Palomino Horse
Breeders of America and the American Giant Homer Association
and is in the Hall of Fame for all three. His wife, Genelle
died in 1993. A few years later, he re-discovered his former
high school sweetheart, Lynn Bowen Mensch at their 55th high
school reunion and they were married in November of 1997.
Jack is survived by his wife, Lynn; sons, Andy and George;
his daughter, Becky Mitchell; 10 grandchildren; 8
great-grandchildren and many, many friends.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to
the AQHA Scholarship Fund, PO Box 200, Amarillo, TX 79168
or St. Francis Hospice Home Building Fund, 6600 South
Yale, Suite 350, Tulsa, OK 74136.
Friends are invited to a viewing from 7-9:00 pm Tuesday
at Ninde Woodland Funeral Home, 57th and So. Memorial.
There will be a private family committal.
Sympathy
cards can be sent to
Family of
Jack Anderson
13024 E
111th Street
Broken
Arrow, OK 74103
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ROBERTS - Lucy
O'Bert, (formerly Creekmore), 54, ended her courageous battle with
breast cancer on Monday, November 26, 2007. Born February 2, 1953 in Los
Angeles, CA, to Lawrence (Bud) and Anna Lucy O'Bert. Lucy was cheerful,
bright and industrious even as a small girl. According to her mother,
shortly after the family moved to Tulsa when she was 5, Lucy galloped
around the. neighborhood on her stick horse introducing herself to the
neighbors. Lucy attended Tulsa Public Schools, graduating from Edison
High School. She attended OSU earning both Bachelor's and Master's
degrees in education. After teaching in a little one-room red
schoolhouse for about a year, Lucy attended law school at the University
of Tulsa, graduating with her Juris Doctorate decree in 1979. In the
fall of 1979, Lucy began her career as a prosecutor when she became an
Assistant District Attorney with the Tulsa County District Attorney's
Office. In her 12 years with the District Attorney's Office, Lucy
advanced from handling child support and mental health matters to being
a Senior Trial Team Captain and felony prosecutor. Lucy won over even
veteran homicide detectives who did not think women capable of
prosecuting murder cases, with those same detectives later seeking her
out to handle their cases. In 1991, Lucy became an Assistant United
States Attorney for the Northern District of Oklahoma, continuing her
work as a career prosecutor; handling many important gun and drug
prosecutions and working with law enforcement make a difference on the
Project Safe Neighborhoods Program. Early in her career Lucy forged a
reputation as a fair, honest, hard working prosecutor who was known for
her intense preparation and dedication, frequently working evenings and
weekends, long after others were gone, to ensure she was fully prepared
for hearings and trials. She earned the lasting respect and admiration
of colleagues, opposing attorneys, law enforcement personnel and judges,
who looked forward to her appearances in their courts, knowing she would
always be professional and prepared. Lucy's time away from the office
was usually spent with friends, horses and dogs (not necessarily in that
order). She successfully showed Palomino horses through the Oklahoma
Palomino Exhibitors Association for many years. She later tried her hand
at roping and team penning, usually accompanied by her beloved dogs. In
August 1999, Lucy married David E. Roberts, who shared her love of dogs,
the outdoors and had a common connection to law enforcement. Dave became
Lucy's best friend, her rock, protector and the person who always made
her laugh. In her last difficult days, she rarely wanted him away from
her side. Lucy and Dave created a wonderful life together, hosting great
Halloween parties, taking trips to the mountains which Lucy loved, and
spending time with the family dogs, Yona, Sugar, Rancher and Kate. Lucy
bravely battled breast cancer for over 3 years earning even more
admiration from friends and colleagues. She continued to work and handle
a difficult case load until the end of August, when her condition forced
her to accept medical retirement from the U.S. Attorney's Office. It was
probably the hardest decision she ever made because she so loved her
work. Lucy faced her struggle with cancer like she did everything else,
with dignity, strength, humor and compassion, worrying about Dave and
friends who helped her in her final days. Lucy leaves behind: her
devoted husband, Dave; and the family dogs; her parents; brother, Mike
and his family; Dave's family who loved her as one of their own; and a
circle of friends whose lives will not be the same without her. That
Lucy had 5 best friends who devoted time to be with her in her final
weeks is a testament to the kind of friend she was smart, funny,
fiercely loyal, loving and always there when needed. Lucy wore her "Life
is Good" shirts to the end. She lived it and believed it despite her
illness. She would want all of those left behind to continue to believe
it too. What a joy to know she will be waiting to greet us at Heaven's
gate. Service will be held at 10 a.m., on Thursday, November 29 at Grace
Lutheran Church, where Lucy was baptized and confirmed. Interment will
follow at Floral Haven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be
made in Lucy's name to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure, 5005 LBJ
Freeway, Suite 250, Dallas, TX 75244. Moore's Southlawn Chapel |
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Lawrence C. Grilliot of
Dayton, Ohio passed away Saturday September 29th at the age of 89. He was
born in Dayton on May 17, 1918 and graduated from Roosevelt High School and
Miami Jacobs Business College. He was a 1st Lt and flight
instructor of the B-17 in the Army Air Corp during WWII, President Emeritus
of Morning Pride Manufacturing Inc. (1945-1981).
Larry was a member of the
American Quarter Horse Association, Life member of Ohio Quarter Horse
Association, AQHA judge 1970-1988, worked at the Quarter Horse Congress
from 1967 until 2000 (15 year member of the Team Tournament Committee,
Equipment Judge). Larry was a member of the Palomino Horse Breeders of
America, PHBA judge 1967-1988, past officer and member of Palomino
Exhibitors Association of Ohio. He held judges cards for several additional
breeds and associations such as Pinto, American Horse Show and Ponies of the
Americas.
Larry was a founding
member and officer of the Central States Horse Show Association, President
and charter member of the Miami Valley Rangers, past chairman of their Box
21 Rodeo, President and member of the Triangle R Riders, member of the Ohio
Western Horse Association and the Midwest Horse Association.
He was an Assistant Troop
Leader #119 of the Boy Scouts of America, Scout Master at the National
Jamboree 1964, charter member of Assumption Church in Dayton, Ohio, and
currently a member of Transfiguration Catholic Church in West Milton, Ohio.
His wife of over 50 years,
Mary E. preceded him in death in 1996, as did his first son, Arthur T., in
1947. Larry is survived by two daughters and sons-in-law Carolyn M. and
Paul G. McLaughlin and Beverly J. [current board member of PHBA] and Paul E.
Armstrong; and son and daughter-in-law William L. (Bill) and Mary I.
Grilliot ; four grandchildren Lt. Col. Paul R. McLaughlin (Stefanie), Terri
A. (Anthony) Wyman, Moira L. [Immediate Past President of PHBA-A] (Patrick
[2nd Vice President of Ohio Amateur Quarter Horse Association])
and William L. Grilliot, Jr.; eight great grand children, special friend
Betty Norton and a host of family and friends. Larry will be missed by many
but his legacy will live on.
A scholarship in his honor
has been established through the Palomino Horse Breeders of America Youth
Scholarship &Educational Fund. Contributions may be sent to PHBA YS & EF,
15253 E. Skelly Dr., Tulsa, Ok. 74116-2637
Jeffrey Robert Moore passed away on September
29, 2007 after a brief but valiant battle with brain cancer. Jeff was born
on born August 14, 1949 to Chester T Moore and the former Margaret Isabelle
Siegismund in Tulsa OK. Jeff graduated from Central High School in 1967.
Jeff graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1972 with a degree in
education. Jeff played football for OSU from 1967-69. He obtained a
Masters Degree in administration from Northeastern State University. He
first utilized his teaching and coaching skills as Head Coach in 1972 at
Lamont High School, Lamont, OK. Jeff was Head Coach from 1973-74 at Sand
Springs High School, Sand Springs, OK. Jeff was Head Coach from 1974-76 at
Cascia Hall Preparatory School, Tulsa, OK. In 1977 he went to Union High
School, Tulsa, OK to teach physics, chemistry and assist in coaching
football.
Jeff adopted his daughter Holly in 1986. He was a
devoted father and mentor. Today she is a successful veterinarian in
Houston, TX. He married the former Donna Mosley on May 18, 2002 after
meeting her at Asbury Methodist Church.
Jeff is preceded in death by his father and mother. He
is survived by his wife Donna, Tulsa, OK; daughter Holly and her husband
Jerimy Polf, Houston, TX, brother Gary and his wife Cindy Chilton Moore,
Broken Arrow OK, and nephews Jaque, Jeremy, Jerod and Justin, Tulsa, OK,
sister Carol Turner, Chesterfield, MO, nieces Cindy Turner, Elizabethtown,
KY and Elizabeth Turner, Ballwin, MO;
In lieu of flowers the family is requesting donations
to the Oklahoma State University Foundation, In memory of Jeffrey R Moore,
PO Box 1749, Stillwater, OK 74076-1749
Bruce Pfaff
Update
Bruce did really good at
Blake's college graduation. He was taken to the
airport by my next door neighbor- they wouldn't let the neighbor
take him
to the plane. So the airlines took him to the plane. He had to
walk up 7
steps to get on the plane. He made it to the seat. Courtney
was able to
get all the way to the gate at Savannah and pick him up. They then
went to
lunch with Blake. Bruce was good at the townhouse at the beach, but
we
were all nervous. He fell once. We took him to the ocean and
took the
wheel chair right in. He said the chair was sinking- I told him we
wouldn't let it get past his head!! Then he was able to walk by
himself in
the pool. That really excited him. Every day was great, but it
poured on
graduation day. Everything was inside, so once we got there it was
ok.
Bruce & I flew back the next day, which was a bit of a fiasco, cancelled
flights etc. But we made it. He was in tears when I took him back to
the
rehab center, he begged me not to take him back. It was horrible. He
did
manage to escape the locked facility that evening- got out the front door,
called Courtney and said he was walking home (50 miles) The good news, The
director has gotten a grant for him for one on one speech and physical
therapy for him for the month of July. She would like to move him to
a
Brain injury supervised apartment in August, which will start to give him
more freedom and teach him how to do things in the real world again and
how
to function with a handicap. He's really doing well- just very slow
to
respond. He says he has to really think when asked a question-
responses
aren't spontaneous anymore. His speech is still very odd and his
vision is
still a mess. But overall he's really made a huge improvement in the
past
month.
The palomino kids in NJ did a fund raiser for him. Courtney took him to
the
bank to let him cash the check. It put some money in his pocket for
his
trip, he was able to buy Blake lunch, get him a card and pick up the
medicine at the pharmacy. I could tell he felt really good that he
didn't
have to ask for money. I can't think them enough.
William Paul Kuznik
Penn Township
William Paul Kuznik, 49, of Penn Township died Friday May 11, 2007 at the
Western Pennsylvania Hospital in Pittsburgh from complications of Juvenile
Diabetes. Born January 23, 1958 in Greensburg PA, Paul was the son of
William G. and Merle Smith Kuznik and was of the third generation to work
his family’s farm in Pleasant Valley. He was a 1976 graduate of
Penn-Trafford High School and a member of the Community United Methodist
Church of the Harrison City Area. Paul was a dedicated voter and was a
member of the Penn Township Democratic Club and VotePA. Although he
battled autism as well as his diabetes, Paul was an active horseman, and
belonged to the American Quarter Horse Association, Palomino Horse
Breeders of America, and the Pennsylvania Palomino Exhibitors Association
(PPEA.) With his horse Hobby Horse Top Jazz (“Boo”) he won PHBA national
points and numerous regional and state awards in the PPEA and the
Tri-State Quarter Horse Association. Over the years, Paul also enjoyed
membership in Westmoreland ARC, Camp Carroll, the Flour Bag Fort 4-H Horse
Club, the Slovene National Benefit Society (SNPJ), and YMCA Swimming. He
was preceded in death by his father, grandparents, many dear aunts and
uncles, cousin Kurt Hollendonner, and many beloved animals including
Dalmatians Dally and Domino, and horses True Grit and JJ. He is survived
by his mother and a sister Marybeth Kuznik at home, other relatives, and
his animals. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 12
to 1 PM Thursday at JAMES E. LINDSAY FUNERAL HOME INC., 3343 Route 130
Harrison City, 724-744-2721. Services will be at 1 PM Thursday at the
Community United Methodist Church, 3437 Route 130 with the Reverend John
Ciampa officiating. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials
may be made to either VotePA or the Pennsylvania Palomino Exhibitors
Association c/o 6093 Pleasant Valley Road, Irwin PA 15642.
Just wanted to let you know how Bruce is doing. He's still at
Commonwealth Care Center in Fairfax on Rt 123. His phone number is
703-877-8353. He'd love a phone call, best times to reach him are 8am,
noon and after 6pm.
He's still not walking. The Brain Injury Association of Fairfax has
hired someone to walk with him daily. He just can not get his balance.
Courtney & I took him to the Vision Dr. last week. It was amazing and
saddening to find out how bad his vision is. Any direction that he
looks in give him a different view of double and blurred. So one pair
of glasses is not a cure all. The Dr is using "prisms" as lenses.
Bruce will have one correct field of vision straight ahead. Hopefully
this will give him enough stability to start walking. Glasses should be
in soon.
I think he seems a lot better. His voice is still weird- because of
the airflow and lung damage. He doesn't "drift" off into lala land as
much. He is beginning to realize how confused he still is at
times. Which I think is good?? He's developing quite the reputation at
the facility- unfortunately its not a good one. He screams at the staff
for not bringing him his meals- chances are he ate 30 minutes ago, fell
asleep and woke up not remembering. Short term memory is still an
issue. He did escape from the locked facility (he just got to the
parking lot)- if anyone ever sees him on Rt 66 heading west in his
wheel chair would they please pick him up! He's still on a lot of
medication which I feel is the problem sometimes. We've taken him out
to dinner a few times and he's been appropriate, but gets really tired.
I wanted to Thank Don & Donna Coats for coming and visiting him. He
really likes company. I'm hoping to bring him to the Fredericksburg
show.
I still have the 8 yr old Broodmare by Potential Investment for
sale $2500- she's open. That's the only one I'm going to sell right
now- I have a yrling and 2 year old- but they look so bad, I couldn't
show them to anyone.
I want to thank everyone that has helped from prayers to financial. We
go thru life 90 miles an hour until a road block gets put in our path.
Then its amazing how many people have come out to help us over it. When
I get thru this- know your kindness will be passed on
Ocala,
Florida, Hershel Williams died at his home January 1, 2007 of Cancer.
Originator of the ice cream
business known as Mr Music Man in Tampa, Florida, and started with a
single truck and within 10 years had a fleet of thirty trucks. In 1967
he owned Eagle Man who he made a State Champion, and won 13 Florida Halter
Futurities with his offspring. He was a Lifetime Member of AQHA and was
State Inspector for PHBA showing PHBA Halter horses in the 1960's. He
bred, raised, bought and sold AQHA & APHA horses, standing Fair Dollar,
Clayboy, Iluminus, JM Kidrizma to name a few. Hershel had an
uncanny eye for a quality horse and often referred to his mentor, George
Tyler, of Texas as helping him get started in the horse business. He
never met a stranger, and was always there to give a hand, advice or
visit with a fellow horseman. Hershel was born in Sulphur Springs,
north of Tampa, Florida and moved to Fitzhugh, Oklahoma in the 1970's. He
was instrumental in the sale of Docs Prescription to Glenn Neans of Round
Rock, Texas for Eddie Wilson. He owned Hollywood Sport and sold many
cutting bred, and show bred broodmares to many top horsemen. He was
married to Diane J. Williams for 34 years, and his surviving children are
Hershel A. Williams of Fitzhugh, Ok., Vickie S. Williams of Plant City,
Margaret L. (Sis) Williams of Tampa. Memorial contributions may be made
to Hospice of Marion County.
The Celebration will be on Saturday Jan. 13th, 11 am in the
sale ring of the SE Livestock Pavilion. You can log onto the website at
Roberts Funeral Homes for all information, they should have it up soon.
Diane's
mailing address:
Diane
Williams
12010 N
Magnolia Avenue
Ocala, FL
34475-1051
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Amy Elizabeth Lechner of
McHenry A service for the family of Amy Elizabeth Lechner, 46, will be
held on Monday, Dec. 18, at Timber Ridge Farm, 2604 W. Justen Road,
McHenry. Friends may pay their respects from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday and
Tuesday, at Timber Ridge Farm. A memorial service will also be held
from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, at Taylor Funeral Home, 2201
Chestnut St., Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Born Oct. 10, 1960, in Wisconsin
Rapids, Wis., to Bernard and Colleen (nee Bremmer) Goggins, she died
Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2006, at University of Chicago Hospital, Chicago.
Formerly of Wisconsin Rapids., Amy moved to McHenry in January of
1999. On Dec. 27, 2002, she married Jeffrey L. Lechner. Along with her
husband, she was the proprietor of Timber Ridge Farm in McHenry. She
taught all ages and all disciplines of horseback riding. She also
trained clients how to show their horses. Survivors include her
husband of four years, Jeffrey; a daughter, Megan Walker of Wisconsin
Rapids; her mother, Colleen Goggins of Wisconsin Rapids; a sister,
Kelly (Patrick) Akkerman of Wisconsin Rapids; and her in-laws, Don
(Joan) Lechner of McHenry. She was preceded in death by her father,
Bernard Goggins. Memorials would be appreciated to the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box 769, Hillside, IL 60162 or to the
Hooved Animal Humane Society, 10714 McConnell Road, Woodstock, IL
60098. Arrangements were made by the George R. Justen & Son Funeral
Home, McHenry, 815-385-2400. Friends may send an online condolence at
www.justenfh.com.
Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on
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CAROL A. "WHIT" "JR." WHITMAN
Col. Carol A. Whitman,
referred to as "The Double Colonel" by his peers in the equine auction
industry, died on the morning of October 27 from complications resulting
from a bleeding ulcer.Services will be held on Tuesday, October 31 at 2:00
P.M. at the First Christian Church, 400 S. Barker, El Reno, Oklahoma.
Directions to the church: from Highway 81 (which goes through downtown El
Reno), go east on Elm Street; from Elm Street, turn north on Barker to the
400th block.Reverend Richard Neumann of the First Christian Church will
officiate; Mike Armitage of Claremore, OK and AQHA Executive Vice
President Bill Brewer of Amarillo will give eulogies.Mr. Whitman was
preceded in death by his son Johnny Whitman. He is survived by his wife
Jane (P.O. Box 1032, El Reno, OK 73036), daughters Jan Macy of Oklahoma
City and Donna Carol Carlson of Kansas City, MO; son Donovan Whitman of
Carthage, MO, 5 grandchildren; brothers Darrell and Paul Whitman, and
sister Edith Whitman, all of Neosho, MO.In lieu of flowers the family
requests donations be made to the American Quarter Horse Foundation, P.O.
Box 200, Amarillo, TX 79168Mr.
Whitman’s sale on December 1 at Heritage Place in Oklahoma City will
continue as planned, under the direction of his existing auction staff and
with the help of his many friends and admirers.
GET WELL WISHES>
PFAFF, BRUCE
9839 LEES MILL RD
WARRENTON VA 20186 8441
'm so
amazed at the progress he made this week. I think it all revolves around
the fact that he has gone from the feeding tube to puree foods to some
real foods. You can see he is starting to gain strength and feeling
better. The therapist told me 4 more weeks in that rehab facility. He
can stand with maximum help- no walking yet- I think he had just one step
or two. His vision is very bad- blurred and double. Body functions are
starting to return. His memory is excellent, but the brain still gets
very confused at times. He keeps asking about our Palomino Halter
mare??? I asked if he meant Cruiser and he says no. AT times he still
thinks he lives in Broken Arrow, OK and talks about Jack and the
ranch. The Dr's say about a year or 2 for recovery, they don't expect
him to return to work as a farrier- time will tell.
Cards, letters
or flowers can be sent to:
Bill Price's father passed away
cards can be sent to:
George William
?Bill? ?Pops? Price 79, Long Bottom died Saturday at his residence. He
was born in
Meigs
County the son of the late
Charles Eugene and Jessie Juanita Mosier Price. Mr. Price was a Project
Superintendent and had a great reputation in Construction business
having supervised building many Bridges and Power plants. He served in
the U.S. Army Air Corp, he was a 50year member of the Shade River
Masonic Lodge, and he was a 50+ year member of the Carpenters Union with
his last association being with Local #1664 in
Bloomington,
IN. Mr. Price was an avid
outdoorsman who loved to hunt and fish and was a member of the Forked
Run Gun Club. He was a member of the
Long
Bottom
United
Methodist
Church and the BEST GRANDPA
EVER! Besides his parents he was preceded in death by sisters: Evelyn
Bigley, Mary Panell, Margie Howland, and Dorothy Pence, and a brother Charles Price Surviving are
his wife of 60 years Mary Frances Mourning Price, Sons; William
(Claudia) Price
Lebanon, IN., David (Mary)
Price Middleport, Randy (Lisa Lutes) Price Long Bottom, Daughters; Penny
(Pat) Mullen Long Bottom, Debra Howard Long Bottom.Grandchildren:
Max (Lisa) Price, Michelle (Lilian) Coupey, Jacinda (Tony Reid) Mullen,
Jason (Kacy Ervin) Mullen, Joshua (Maggie Smith) Price, Jesse Price, J.W.
(Jenny Roush) Howard, Joseph (Jessie Hutton) Howard, Jennifer (John)
Cooper, Robyn (Doug) Hall. Great Grandchildren: Gavin and Ethan Mullen,
Noah, Abby and Owen Coupey, Coleson Price, Jasmine Howard, Jayvin and
Justin Roush, Emily, Mimi and Sarah Jane Cooper, Dustin, Jason and
Trevor Hall.Sisters: Mildred
Bissell, Ethel Carson and Eloise Connelly, Several Nieces, Nephews,
Brother in laws, Sister in laws and a host of special friends.Services will be
1:00pm
Tuesday November 14, 2006
at the Pomeroy Chapel of Fisher Funeral Homes with Rev. Norman Butler
officiating. Entombment will follow in the Meigs Memory Garden
Mausoleum. Friends may call on Monday 2-4 &
6-9p.m. at the funeral home. Masonic Service
will be conducted at
8:45 by the Shade River
Masonic Lodge.Memorial
contributions may be made to Holzer Hospice Meigs Unit, 100 Jackson Pike
Gallipolis,
Ohio 45631-1563
Condolences to the family of
COL A CAROL WHITMAN
EL RENO OK
SEND CARDS AND NOTES TO:
DARRELL R WHITMAN
14008 HAMMER RD
NEOSHO MO 64850 7864
GET WELL WISHES
J L D "BO" BEAVERS
20 COUNTY ROAD 4423
BRUNDIDGE AL 36010
334 7350755
Condolences to the family of
FRANCES LONGACRE
June 29, 1931-September 7, 2006
After a year long battle and courageous fight with cancer Frances Longacre,
Mounds, OK mother of PHBA Judge Keith Longacre, Glenpool, OK and wife of
PHBA member Charles Longacre went home to
eternity with our Lord.
Visitation will be held on Friday September 8 from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm at
Ninde Woodland Chapel, 5757 S Memorial, Tulsa OK 74133; 918-728-8500
A
graveside services will be Saturday September 9, 2006 at 2:30 pm at Bixby
Cemetery, 151st St & Sheridan, Bixby, OK
A
memorial service will follow on Saturday September 9 at 4:00 pm at Saint
James Presbyterian Church, 11970 S Elm, Jenks, OK 74037
In
lieu of flowers please send donations to
Oklahoma Senior Olympics, 1710 West Charles Page Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74127
or
Saint James Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, 11970 S Elm, Jenks, OK 74037
or
American Cancer Society, 5110 South Yale Suite 101, Tulsa, OK 74135
cards and notes:
CHARLES LONGACRE
2544 NORTH 255 ROAD
MOUNDS OK 74047
KEITH/NIKKI LONGACRE
3102 W 171ST ST S
GLENPOOL OK 74033-5018
LONGACRE -- Frances P., age 75, passed away at her home
Thursday, September 7, 2006. Frances was born on June 29, 1931, in Rosedale,
OK, to Remmel and Zenomia (Wright) Blevins. Frances was a longtime supporter
and team member of the Senior Olympics Basketball Team and a longtime member
of St. James Presbyterian Church of Jenks, OK. She worked for many years as
a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. Frances was preceded in death by
her sister, Aileen Turnage. She is survived by: her husband, Charles of the
home; daughter and son-in-law, Renee and Larry Chancellor of Jenks; sons and
daughters-in-law, Phil and Tammi Longacre of Vinita, OK and Keith and Nikki
Longacre of Glenpool, OK; brothers, Charles Blevins of Norman, OK, Doyle
Blevins of Benton, KY and Gary Blevins of Oklahoma City, OK; 11
grandchildren and 9 great-randchildren. Graveside service 2:30 p.m.,
Saturday, September 9, at Bixby Cemetery, followed by a Memorial service at
4 p.m., Saturday, September 9, 2006, St. James Presbyterian Church, 11970 S.
Elm, Jenks, OK. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to St. James
Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, the Oklahoma Senior Olympics or The
American Cancer Society. Ninde Woodland Chapel, (918) 728-8500.
www.ninde.com
Condolences to the family of
BETTYE L MCMAHON
NOBLESVILLE, IN
Bettye L. McMahon, 79,
Noblesville
NOBLESVILLE --
Bettye L. (Kraemer) McMahon, 79, of Noblesville died Thursday, Aug. 24,
2006, at Community Hospital North in Indianapolis. Mrs. McMahon was a
homemaker. She was also the first music teacher for Noblesville elementary
schools.
She was born Oct.
21, 1926, in Evansville, Ind., the daughter of Herman C. and Henrietta (Strupp)
Kraemer. She majored in music at DePauw University. She was married to Earl
McMahon. He survives.
Mrs. McMahon was a
member of First United Methodist Church of Noblesville where she was a
member of the Bell Choir and Chancel Choir, and the former director of the
Youth Choir. She was also a member of Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority, Alpha
Gamma Delta, and played during musicals at the Belfry Theatre. Her focus in
life was her family, especially her grandchildren.
In addition to her
husband, she is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Don and Suzanne
McMahon; two daughters and sons-in-law, Sarah and Mark Bowman, and Leslie
and Brad Reynolds; a brother and sister-in-law, Robert and Joanne Kraemer;
grandchildren and their spouses, Laurie and Chad Martin, Adam and Haley
Bowman, Emily Bowman, Melanie Bowman, Joe Bowman, Zach LeCount, Abby and
Sean Magnusen, Wes LeCount, Keaton Reynolds, Carson Reynolds, Ashton
McMahon, Reid McMahon and Aubrey McMahon; two great-grandchildren, Sylvia
Martin and Alaina Bowman; several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in
death by a brother, Herman Kraemer.
Calling will be 2-6
p.m. Sunday at Randall and Roberts Funeral Home in Noblesville. Services
will be 11 a.m. Monday at the funeral home. The Rev. Jack Wolfe will
officiate. Burial will be in Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville.
CARDS AND NOTES CAN BE SENT TO
EARL MCMAHON
11504 FULL MOON CT
NOBLESVILLE IN 46060-4153
Condolences to the family of
Dan Mallory, Paris, KY
Sunday August 27, 2006
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PARIS - Dan Mallory, 55. Horseman,
husband, father, son, friend. En route to join two of his sons at a
yearling sale in Texas, Dan was a passenger on Comair flight 5191.
Beloved husband to Edith, son of Paul and Christine, father to Scott,
Dale, Dawn, Dustin, stepfather to Sabrina Schalnus, Tiffany Kembro,
Brandi Kembro, father-in-law to Dr. Sam Schalnus and Shane Hasting,
grandfather to Kaycee Mallory, Caleb Mallory, Jarod Schalnus, Kelbi
Hasting, brother to Elaine (Jack) Corman and Ann (Charlie) Throckmorton,
this "special guy" will be missed by all who knew him and were touched
by him. Born in Lexington, KY on Aug. 17, 1951, Dan was a lifelong
horseman, whose father foaled Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew. Dan
lived his entire life in Kentucky, graduating from Georgetown High
School and Western Kentucky University. Horses were his life and his
livelihood, but family and friends were his great love. Dan and Edith's
children were a welcome and constant presence on the farm. Dustin
occupied his own space in the farm office from the time he was born, and
Scott and Dale were in Texas with the Meadow Haven yearlings at the time
of the accident. Dan raised champion and Racing Hall of Fame nominee
Mom's Command in the early 1980s, but partnered with Edith, had some of
his greatest personal and professional successes over the past 11 years,
including selling future millionaire Grade I winner Honor Glide at
public auction and breeding Graded stakes winners Traces of Gold and
American Spirit, the latter in partnership with a longtime friend. A
horseman's horseman, who knew every animal under his care by name, Dan
believed strong fundamentals were paramount. As he wrote in his
presidential address to the Farm Manager's Club, "We are armed with the
technology to take our industry to heights never before dreamed possible
if we will only remember it will always take ‘horsemanship' to get from
the breeding shed to the blanket of roses on the first Sat of May.
Hopefully this art will never be lost." He was preceded in death by an
infant daughter, Meghan Mallory. A "Celebration of Dan's Life" memorial
service will be 3 p.m., Tue, Sept. 5 at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky sale
pavilion, 2400 Newtown Pike, Lexington by Chaplain Michael Powers.
Private committal service will be in Georgetown Cemetery. Johnson's
Funeral Home in Georgetown is in charge of the arrangements. In lieu of
flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to Dan Mallory Memorial
Fund FBO Dustin R. Mallory, Farmers National Bank, Attn: Ron Burden,
2106 Rocky Rd., Paris KY. 40361.
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send cards to
EDITH MALLORY
MEADOW HAVEN FARM
PO BOX 862
PARIS KY 40362 0862
GET WELL WISHES
LARRY CLINE
9026 N RAINSVILLE RD
PINE VILLAGE IN 47975-8055
765 3852227
clinelarryj@johndeere.com
GET WELL WISHES
J L D "BO" BEAVERS
20 COUNTY ROAD 4423
BRUNDIDGE AL 36010
334 7350755
Shelby Baptist Medical Center, Alabaster,
AL
He had a major heart attack on August 24,
2006
Condolences to the family of
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of Calera, Alabama, passed away on Friday, August 18, 2006 at his
home. Max was a very loving father with two daughters, Alexis and
Adriana Eisenberg. He is the son of Melvin Alan and Martha Ann
Eisenberg; one sister, Jessica (Jason) Ruha; one niece, Natalie;
nephew, Nathan; and fiancé, Christy Crotwell. As well as many loving
friends and animals. In his earlier years, Max was an avid member of
the Shelby County 4-H Club, the Shelby County YMCA, and President of
Palomino Horse Breeders of America Youth Association in which he was an
unprecedented three time winner of the sportsmanship award. He was a
graduate of the Shelby Academy and the University of Montevallo, where
he excelled in basket ball. He was a member of the Student Government
Association. Max was an avid civil war reenactor in the Calvary
Division. He was a member of the Alabama Cattleman's Association and
avid hunter. He was also a licensed Pony of America and International Buckskin
Horse Association judge. Max had an incredible love for sharing his
passion for the outdoors and love for animals. He demonstrated this
love through teaching and helping youth and amateurs reach their
fullest potential. He believed that Triple E is "WHERE WINNERS BEGIN."
Visitation for Max will be held on Monday, August 21, 2006 from 5:00
p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Ridout's Elmwood Chapel. There will be a
funeral service on Tuesday, August 22, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. at Elmwood
Chapel, with a Graveside Service to follow at Elmwood Cemetery. The
family requests that memorials be made to the following charity's in
Max's name: Equiable Therapeutic Riding Program, 5500 Gibson Road,
Vicksburg, MS 39180. Palomino Horse Breeders Youth Scholarship &
Educational Fund, 15253
East Shelly Drive, Tulsa, OK 74116. Sons of Confederate Veterans, P.O.
Box 59, Columbia, TN 38402. Johns-Ridout's Southside Chapel directing.
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cards and notes
can be sent to
Martha Ann and Alan Eisenberg
5892
Smokey Rd
Calera, AL 35040-4813
Condolences to the family of
Harold Wright "Huddy" Hudspeth
Hudspeth passed away Friday July 28, 2006.
He was born December 24, 1917.
HUDSPETH -- Harold "Huddy" Wright, 88, went to be with the Lord Saturday,
July 29, 2006, at his home in Bixby. Harold "Huddy" was born to Hubert and
Elizabeth Hudspeth on December 24, 1917, in Lincoln, IL. He later lived in
Colorado, Illinois, and settled in Oklahoma, where he married, Virginia "Gini"
Layne in 1982. Huddy served his country in WWII, as a Staff Sergeant in the
U.S. Air Force. Huddy had a strong love for animals and the outdoors, and
made a career as a Horse Trainer for 65 years. He was a Life Member and in
the Hall of Fame of the American Quarter Horse Association and the Palomino
Horse Breeders of America. He also served as Honorary Vice President and was
on the Judges Committee for 32 years, with the American Quarter Horse
Association. He was also an active member in the National Cutting Horse
Association and the Pinto Horse Association of America. Huddy is survived
by: his loving wife, Gini of the home; niece, Glenda Brown of Decatur, IL;
nephew, Andy Hudspeth of Arlington, TX; nephew, Robert Gullion of Pleasant
Grove, CA; and sister-in-law, Louise Hudspeth of Grand Prairie, TX.
A Memorial service will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, August 3, 2006, at
Saint James United Methodist Church.
In lieu of flowers the family asks that memorial donations be made to the
American Quarter Horse Association Scholarship Fund, Saint James United
Methodist Church, or St. Francis Hospice. Huddy was a loving husband,
faithful friend, and a true cowboy. He will be greatly missed by all who
knew him. Service is under the direction of Cremation Society of Oklahoma,
Tulsa, OK, 599-7337.
In lieu of flowers please send donations to:
AQH Foundation
Harold "Huddy" Hudspeth Scholarship
P.O. Box 200
Amarillo, Tx 79168
OR
H W "Huddy" Hudspeth Memorial Fund
c/o Raynyal Bean
Citizen Security Bank
PO Box 130
Bixby, OK 74008
cards and letters can be sent to:
VIRGINIA LAYNE HUDSPETH
7500 E 151ST ST LOT 128
BIXBY OK 74008 4150
Condolences to the family of:
Brandon McDowell
Brandon McDowell passed away suddenly on May 23, 2006.
He was the 30 year old son of Ken McDowell and stepson of Lowanda
McDowell, Asheboro, NC.
Visitation will be at the McDowell home Saturday, May
27th from 6-8:30 PM. There will be a private family
service Sunday at 3:00 PM.
In lieu of flowers please send donations to:
Christian Family Center
(A Bible based Drug and Alcohol Recovery Center)
PO Box 149
Rockledge, GA 30454-0149
or
PHBA Youth Scholarship & Educational Fund
(Please make check payable to:)
PHBA Youth Scholarship & Educational Fund
C/O NCPEA - Pat Proco
1849 Sandy Ridge Road
Colfax NC 27235
or
Christian United Outreach Center
135 Sunset Avenue
Asheboro NC 27203
Please send card or notes to:
LOWANDA/KEN MCDOWELL
1926 OLD HUMBLE MILL ROAD
ASHEBORO
NC 27205 7880
336 625-3199
336 625-4567
lmcdowell4@triad.rr.com
Condolences to the family of:
WILLIAM HENRY "BILL" BOARD
May 7, 1944-May 19, 2006
farrier and meat cutter, died Friday.
Graveside service 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Park Grove Cemetery,
Broken Arrow. Hayhurst, Broken Arrow. OK
In lieu of flowers please send donations to
PAWS OF TULSA
PO Box 14038
Tulsa, OK 74159
or
Oklahoma State University Large Animal Veterinary College
Boren Veterinarian Teaching Hospital
Stillwater, OK 74078
Please send cards to his sister
Pricilla Board
3008 W 36th N
Tulsa, OK 74127
Get Well wishes to
Terry
Furnish
Middletown,
IN
On April 23, Terry
was injured in a training accident and rushed to the
hospital where
X-rays showed a cracked bone in his right shoulder and 5
broken ribs,
Luckily he didn't have a punctured lung. He was sent home to
recuperate and
start therapy in a couple of weeks
He went to the
barn with Melonie on Wednesday to watch and give moral
support while
Melonie did chores and worked a few of the horses. They were
going to do that
again Thursday when she got home from work and he was
anxiously awaiting
for her to get home and help him get in the car for the
ride over to the
barn. They got as far as the end of the sidewalk when he
coughed and said a
few expletives and then passed out. When he awoke, they
got him in the
house where he passed out again and they called for an
ambulance. He is
lucky to still be with us as he had 2 blood clots that went
to his lungs. In
the process of falling, they thought he had sprained his
ankle until they
finally told him Saturday that it had 2 hairline cracks. He
was moved to a
private room on Sunday afternoon from the ICU unit and has no
idea when he will
be released to go home as he can't use crutches because of
the shoulder
injury and can't put weight on the right leg. The doctors are not
sure what they
will do with the ankle and they say they will make a decision in
10-12 days whether
to do surgery or not.
The part I am
getting to is the part about them not having any major medical
insurance as
Melonie had just started a new job a few weeks back and the
insurance doesn't
start until today, being May 1 and we know horse trainers
rely on spouses
for the coverage. We all know that the costs are going to be
more than anybody
can afford to pay and don't know when they will stop.
Sandy Walker and I
are trying to get some kind of fundraiser going for them
and would like to
possibly do something during the PHBA world show and would
sure appreciate
the support and backing of the PHBA family. We all know that
Terry is a Past
President and as a lot of us, donated a lot of energy and money to
promote the
Palomino Horse.
If you have any
suggestions, we are wide open to
ideas on how to
help Terry and Melonie Furnish.
I do have a golf
outing in the works for the Saturday afternoon after the
Youth Meeting, we
will have more details on it later.
Thanks for your
support,
Tom Craun
tomc@sunflower.com
May 1, 2006
Please send
donations to
Terry Furnish
Special Account
First Merchants
Bank - Attention Ginny Hess
790 Mill
Street, Middletown, IN 47356
765-354-2291
cards and well
wishes can be sent to
FURNISH, TERRY D
PO BOX 114
MIDDLETOWN IN 47356 0114
TMFurnish@att.net
765 2158397
765 3544753
Condolences to the family of:
Lou Ellen Swim
the mother of
PHBA Past President Carolyn Henderson
passed away on
January 20, 2006. She was 92 years old
Services will
be held Wednesday January 25, 2006
Church of the
Nazarene
20433 E Allen
Rd
Tahlequah, OK
74464
Funeral home
is
Reed Culver,
Tahlequah, OK
cards can be
sent to
CAROLYN
S/ROBERT G HENDERSON
HENDERSON STOCK FARM
18502 S MINGO RD
BIXBY OK 74008 6603
918-366-3624
thinkgold2001@yahoo.com
Condolences to the family of:
Lynn Simons
husband of PHBA Judge Andrea Simons, Aubrey, TX
Visitation will be Friday December 9 from 6:30 pm to
8:30 pm at the
Slay Funeral Home, 400 S Highway 377, Aubrey, TX
76227; phone 940-365-7569
Services will be Saturday December 10 at 2:00 pm at
the
Midway Baptist Church, Pilot Point, TX
A scholarship has already been established in Lynn
Simons name at the APHA.
Those wishing to contribute please send
contributions to
Youth Development Foundation, c/o American Paint
Horse Association,
PO Box 961023, Fort Worth, TX 76161-0023
Mark the check Lynn Simons Memorial Scholarship
The Simons family is supporting the concept
Cards can be sent to
SIMONS, ANDREA
PO BOX 114
AUBREY TX 76227 0114
In our
thoughts and prayers
KAREN SMITH
KUYKENDALL
Karen
suffered a fall from the loft of her barn and has some level of paralysis
cards can
be sent to:
KUYKENDALL,
KAREN A SMITH A
12870 MARY ANN BEACH RD
FAIRHOPE AL 36532 5465
Get Well wishes to
J L D "BO"
BEAVERS,
Bo suffered a
major heart attack
cards can be
sent to:
BEAVERS, J
L D "BO"
8365 RYAN ROAD
MONTGOMERY AL 36117 0000
Condolences to the family of:
Randal
Mullins, 73
Long time
Palomino Horse Breeder,
passed away at
his home in Mt. Pleasant, TN,
Sept. 9, 2005.
Randal was
best know for his standing stud,
and long time
companion "Skips Classic Reward",
who through
his stunning offspring had given many
of us the
opportunity to own and enjoy some
of the best
Palomino horses ever.
Randal was
very active with his
breeding
program until the end.
He will be
sadly missed by all that knew him.
Condolences
may be sent to the family at
www.williamsfh.com
Condolences to the family of:
Kay Pruitt,
mother to Bo, Tanya, and Timmy Pruitt
passed away suddenly Friday August 14 in the evening.
Anyone wanting to join the family for services may do
so for
Visitation Tuesday 3-7pm or f
or Graveside Services Wednesday at 1pm.
The family requests donations to help defray funeral
expenses in lieu of flowers. |
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