Pilgrim Roadrunner Page 1 August—September 2017 ~ Volume 30 ~ Issue 3 News of the Congregational Church of Sun City 18401 N. 99th Avenue, Sun City, AZ 85373 Phone: 623-977-4241 Visit us on the Web: www.ccscaz.org “May the Lord show mercy to the household of Onesiphorus, because he often refreshed me and was not as ashamed of my chains” 2 Tim 1:16 To paraphrase the late President Harry Truman, “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of Arizona in the summer”. Paul is grateful for the kindness of a friend and how he oſten refreshed him, and right now in record heat here in the valley, we are all grateful for some refreshment, but that is not the kind of refreshment that Paul is referring to. Jesus taught a very simple, but very profound principal; “So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets”. (Mahew 7:12) This has been called the Golden Rule, as it offers a guiding light about the decisions and choices we face daily. Only the Lord Jesus could take hundreds of pages from the Old Testament and disl them down into one single, memorable phrase, treat others how you would like them to treat you. Paul writes the words which we began with because Paul had oſten been hurt by how fellow Chrisans treated him when he found himself imprisoned for his faith. He had been rejected, abandoned and forgoen by people who felt ashamed that their former pastor, travelling evangelist was now in a Roman prison cell. They were ashamed, and wanted to pretend that they never knew him, and that he was no friend of theirs. However, the kindness of Onesiphorus shines through the darkness of rejecon and brightens Paul ’s spirit and cheers his heart. Haven’t you found as I have that small kindnesses can really make a difference to people? That lile note, that phone call, the small giſt that shows you remembered, something which costs so lile but is very much appreciated. Your pastor and friend, Brian Anderson
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August—September 2017 ~ Volume 30 ~ Issue 3
News of the Congregational Church of Sun City
18401 N. 99th Avenue, Sun City, AZ 85373
Phone: 623-977-4241
Visit us on the Web: www.ccscaz.org
“May the Lord show mercy to the household of Onesiphorus,
because he often refreshed me and was not as ashamed of my
chains”
2 Tim 1:16
To paraphrase the late President Harry Truman, “If you can’t stand the
heat, get out of Arizona in the summer”.
Paul is grateful for the kindness of a friend and how he often refreshed
him, and right now in record heat here in the valley, we are all grateful
for some refreshment, but that is not the kind of refreshment that Paul
is referring to.
Jesus taught a very simple, but very profound principal; “So in everything, do to others what you would
have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets”. (Matthew 7:12)
This has been called the Golden Rule, as it offers a guiding light about the decisions and choices we face
daily.
Only the Lord Jesus could take hundreds of pages from the Old Testament and distil them down into one
single, memorable phrase, treat others how you would like them to treat you.
Paul writes the words which we began with because Paul had often been hurt by how fellow Christians
treated him when he found himself imprisoned for his faith.
He had been rejected, abandoned and forgotten by people who felt ashamed that their former pastor,
travelling evangelist was now in a Roman prison cell. They were ashamed, and wanted to pretend that
they never knew him, and that he was no friend of theirs.
However, the kindness of Onesiphorus shines through the darkness of rejection and brightens Paul’s spirit
and cheers his heart.
Haven’t you found as I have that small kindnesses can really make a difference to people? That little note,
that phone call, the small gift that shows you remembered, something which costs so little but is very
To contact our pastor when he is away from the office, call Dr. Anderson’s cell phone:
1-781-534-5701 Sunday Worship Service: 9:30 AM Fellowship time in Alexander Hall is offered immediately after the service ends. Church Office Information Hours: Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu - 8:00AM – 1:00PM Phone: 623-977-4241 Fax: 623-977-0008 Email: [email protected] Church Website: http://www.ccscaz.org Please visit our web site for all the latest information about our church! You can also listen to Pastor Anderson’s sermons, download Sunday bulletins, and current and previous copies of the Roadrunner. Roadrunner Information The Roadrunner is published 9 times a year. Call the church office if you have a question regarding an item printed in the Roadrunner. Copies of the Roadrunner are e-mailed if we have your address, available on the counter in the church narthex, or you may access it on our website.
BOARDS & COMMITTEES
2017 OFFICERS & CHAIRS Church Moderator: Norma Sandvig
Moderator Elect: Bonnie Shetley
Church Council Clerk: Pat Canfield
Council Members at Large: Art Hamilton (1 yr)
Nancy Asendorf (2 yrs)
Jean Brenn (3 yrs)
Board of Trustees Chair (Interim): Dick Clauer
Treasurer/Finance Chair (Interim): Sara Givens
Deacons’ Board Chair: Bev Eilken
Membership Board Chair: Chuck Harrison
Missions Board Chair: Gloria Almrud
Women’s Fellowship Chair: Joyce Dudley
Men’s Club Chair: Scotty MacCleary
Flower Committee Chair: Ginger Hamilton
Church Office Notes
Thank you to everyone here for giving me such a warm welcome! Thank you especially to Bonnie Shetley who has graciously given me of her time and advice as I learn more about serving you all.
I have received an overwhelming response from the congregation to update your contact information, and I appreciate this. It will help us all to be able to better communicate with you. If you have not already done so, please turn in the purple form located in the church narthex.
The Roadrunner will be published monthly October through May. It is only has good as the information provided to me by YOU! Please send me articles, photos, and anything relevant to our church family using the following deadlines:
• October 2017 Issue: September 15, 2017
• November 2017 Issue: October 15, 2017 • December 2017 Issue: November 15, 2017
Submit items via email to [email protected] or place a paper copy in the church office inbox.
Did you know that I enter your attendance from the worship service weekly? This helps us to know if anyone has been absent for a while and check on them. It also helps us plan the number of bulletins to print each week and reach out to visitors among many other uses. Thank you for recording your attendance. Please try to be easy on my eyes and print clearly.
Thanks again to all of you! Terri King
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MY MOTHER SAID, “MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK.”
Our volunteers take time to plan special events that include food. They are all smiles when our church family pitches in to clear the tables. After a breakfast, lunch or dinner, let’s help by busing our dishes, taking out our trash, and placing salt, pepper, sugar, etc. on the cart provided. We’ll find that the job will soon be done and a grateful committee will finish up in record time. Let’s remember a little bit of help goes a long way.
In Christian Love, Norma Sandvig Moderator
P.S. A Great Big THANK YOU to Pepper and Gary Roady for the hours spent to set up our new projector system. It is another positive addition to our Sunday Service.
HOW GREAT IT IS!!!
COME ONE, COME ALL SINGERS!
Choir rehearsals will begin September 7 at 2:30 PM in the choir room. We’ll sing at the September 10th Sunday service. All voices are welcome. If you have any questions, please call Jane Higgs at 623-910-6355 or email me at [email protected]. Let’s have another great year of sharing our voices with the CCSC congregation.
Thanks so much! Jane
DEACON'S
CORNER
Hi to everyone! Thank you to all who have volunteered to greet, usher, or serve fellowship over the summer months!!! Hope everyone is staying safe and cool - keep the A/C going! Stay hydrated also! See you at church.
Bev Eilken, Deacon's chair
PROJECTOR HELP!
Plans to fire up the projector system are under way. I know it’s been missed over the summer months by those of you who have stayed and braved the triple digits. The choir returns September 10th and so will the projector system. We are still looking for additional volunteers to be trained. The first training session will be September 5th at 9 a.m. in the church sanctuary. This will be a group session just
to become familiar with the operating system. Additional training will be scheduled throughout September on a one on one basis. We hope to have enough trained volunteers by next summer to keep the system running year round. If you are interested, please contact Pepper at 623-210-3355.
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Congregational Church of Sun City is pleased to announce the introduction of an electronic option for making regular offerings. Contributions can now be debited automatically from your checking or savings account. Our new electronic giving program offers convenience for you and much-needed donation consistency for our congregation. If you are currently giving on a weekly or monthly basis, you will no longer need to write out 52 or 12 checks a year or prepare giving envelopes. And, when travel, illness or other circumstances prevent you from attending services, this program will allow your scheduled offerings to continue on an uninterrupted basis. This service is provided by Vanco Payment Solutions, a very reputable company that I have personally worked with at two churches over the past 10 years.
If you are interested in this service, an authorization form and a “Frequently Asked Questions” flyer are available from the church office. Sara Givens, Congregational Church of Sun City Treasurer
2017 Annual Meeting - Part One
The theme of the 63rd Annual Meeting and Conference of the National Association of Congregational
Churches was “Dreaming, Talking, Acting”. Our Bible lecturer, the Rev. Dr. Barbara Brown Taylor, dealt with
these and more in her three lectures. You may know that we met at Piedmont College in Demorest, Georgia.
You may not know however, that Piedmont (along with Olivet, Michigan) is one of two Congregational
colleges that has direct ties with the NA. Olivet houses the Center for Congregational Leadership, and
Piedmont has the Harry Butman Chair of Religion. The aforementioned Barbara Brown Taylor had held the
Butman Chair since 1997. Twenty years on, she has announced her retirement from that position. The new
possessor of that chair is Dr. Carson Webb, formerly of Eureka College in Illinois. Who was Harry Butman you
ask? Maybe I’ll write an article about him sometime. He deserves an article about him sometime. He
deserves more than I can cover here.
Annual Meetings of the NA feature worship, lectures, workshops, meals, mission projects, fun get-togethers,
and much more. I’ll report about all of these over the next several months in subsequent editions of the
Roadrunner.
Randy Asendorf
NACCC Year-Round Delegate
Learn more about the National Association of Congregational Churches at www.naccc.org.
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Sunshine Committee
Women’s Fellowship Sunshine committee would appreciate any “Get Well” and “Thinking of You” greeting cards you have and will not be using. Sunshine tries to keep in touch with those convalescing at home or in hospital or long term care. There is a Women’s Fellowship Sunshine basket on the counter in the Narthex. Please donate cards you may not use and place them in the basket. Thank you and God Bless.
— Ann Zabler
SWEAT SHOP SORORITY
Now it’s summer, but the heat doesn’t bother us because we have air conditioning!
We have a new plan for next year’s rummage sale. Boy, do we think ahead. As we have heavy fabrics on hand, the project is large cloth bags that will hold a lot of goodies for prospective buyers. They receive one cloth bag on entrance and upon check out, the cashier will transfer the goodies into plastic bags. Then, the cloth bags are ready for use again by another customer. Vi is working on these and also continuing to make bibs for Anita’s handicapped children.
We have lots of unwrapped boxes ready for wrapping (and I don’t mean music) for our popular Christmas trees. We have an abundance of bright pretty papers and glue. These are take home items if you wish to do this at home or here in the Choir Room on Mondays from 8:30 AM—Noon or when you wake up!
New folks are always welcome at our expandable tables for coffee, tea and snacks. Come visit!
— Jean Brenn
CARE Ministries John Lozano recently volunteered
to be our new CARE Ministries
Coordinator. The mission of the
Congregational Church of Sun
City’s CARE Ministries is to extend our Christian
concern for one another by providing all members
opportunities to “give a hand” and to “get a hand”
through a network of CARE volunteers. Providing
assistance to one another in our church family
enriches and strengthens basic quality of life.
Please consider registering with our program either
as a volunteer or as a church family member in
need of services. The CARE Ministries yellow
registration cards can be dropped in the box
located in the church Narthex. Thank you to John
for helping continue this program!
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WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP MINISTRY
Labels/Box Tops Program
THANK YOU
I wish to extend a very heartfelt “Thank
You” to all the participants who have so
generously collected and donated the
soup labels and Box Tops and stamps for “The Indian
School Ministry” at the American Indian Field Ministry
and the Deer Valley School System.
Since 2005, we have donated 7,682 soup labels and
5,168 Box Tops and thousands of stamps to the above
groups.
I am very proud of our congregation’s contributions and
sincerely THANK YOU!
Carol Zimmermann
Soup Label Ministry, WFM
OPENINGS FOR FLOWER SIGN UPS IN SEPTEMBER There are still several openings remaining in September of this year to sign up for flower dedications. Please consider signing up! The 2017 chart is posted on the right side of the large bulletin board just outside Alexander Hall. If you wish to donate flowers, sign the chart for the appropriate Sunday.
You will be contacted by a “flower lady” prior to your selected Sunday. At that time, you will have the opportunity to state your preferences regarding flower type and color as well as providing your specific information regarding your commemoration to be listed in the Sunday bulletin
Every Tuesday morning the committee members can be found working on new floral arrangements. During that time they are available to answer questions you may have about this service to our church family. They welcome you to visit the flower room or you may call the church office.
VOLUNTEERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME!
Thank you for your financial support. We depend on your contributions to the flower fund to be able to provide the flower commemoration program.
— your Flower Committee
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Women’s Fellowship News
The women of the church who spend the summer in Sun
City have been active in participating in all church
activities including being ushers, greeters, fellowship
hosts, 4th of July picnic cooks and kitchen crew as well as
sweatshop work days in preparation for our Fall Arts &
Crafts Fair. Thanks to all of you who keep the ship afloat
while many of us are away. Marcia Lynk is in charge of the
School Supply Drive which is underway.
On October 16th at 9 AM, plan to attend a team meeting
for Women’s Fellowship. We have a bake sale in
November for the Arts & Crafts Fair, the Angel Tree
Project starting Nov. 19th, the hanging of the green on
Nov. 30th and our annual Christmas luncheon on Dec. 7th.
Our theme for the luncheon is “Christmas Around the
Country” and we will be looking for volunteers to
decorate a table with a centerpiece.
Have a great summer and come back to Arizona in good
health.
Joyce Dudley
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“In the Beginning” An Organ and Voice Concert
Sunday, September 24 at 4:00 p.m. Sanctuary, CCSC
Free, everyone invited, bring a friend
Our organist, Christine Kyhn, will be giving an organ concert on Sunday, September 24 at 4:00 p.m. She will be joined by her daughter, Emily Sternfeld-Dunn, who is a professional singer based in Wichita, Kansas, where she lives with her husband and daughters. Christine is an active musician, performing in venues throughout the Phoenix area. In addition to her work here at the Congregational Church of Sun City, she is the Principal Accompanist for the West Valley Chorale and also for the choral program at Scottsdale Christian Academy. She also heads the vocal department at Rosie’s House Music Academy, an after-school music education program for children of low income families where she directs five choirs, Kindergarten through twelfth grade. Emily Sternfeld-Dunn, soprano, is a strong advocate for new music and unconventional performances of art song and opera. Emily cofounded and performed with the Hartford Opera Theater in Hartford, Connecticut. She currently performs as a soloist with opera companies, symphonies, and choral societies across the US. Emily teaches voice at the university level while maintaining a private studio. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from California State University, East Bay (Hayward), a Master of Arts degree in music from Washington State University, Pullman, and a Graduate Professional Diploma in vocal performance from the Hartt School in Connecticut.
The September 24th program theme is inspired by the six days of Creation: each day represented by a piece reflecting the images that day brings. This concert will include some favorite classical works as well as pieces that may be new to you. Composers include Jean Langlais, Ralph Vaughn Williams, Heitor Villa Lobos, Gustav Holst, J.S. Bach, and Charles-Marie Widor. The program’s second half will include a powerful contemporary song cycle called “Eve-Song” by Jake Heggie, which presents the events in the garden from Eve’s point of view.
This free concert in the sanctuary of CCSC promises to be a delightful afternoon of exciting and beautiful music. You won’t want to miss it.
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CCSC School Supply Drive: July 23—August 13 As hard as it is to believe, school is right around the corner and once again, we have the privilege of helping some schools in the districts for Anita Kratzer, Heather Anderson and Orangewood Elementary School. The supplies can be dropped off at the church July 23—August 13 on the table set up in the hall. Teachers will be picking up supplies on August 13th. School begins August 7th. The teachers appreciate getting the supplies early so they do not have to buy items that might be coming from our church later.
Writing Supplies Pencil Eraser Tops Large Pink Erasers Mechanical Pencils Pencil Lead Size .07 Pencil Pouches Pencil Boxes (8.5x5.75) Yellow #2 Wooden Pencils Pencils with Designs (for rewards) Hand Held Pencil Sharpeners Ultra Fine Sharpies Colored Pencils Crayons Pens (blue, black, & red) Crayola Markers – Washable Highlighters Dry Erase Markers - Black
Binders/Folders/Accessories 1.5” Binders with Pockets Plain Pocket Folders (with/without prongs) Sheet Protectors Tabbed Dividers Poly Folders with Pockets
Paper Products & Notebooks Index Cards Printer/Copy Paper (plain and color) Easel Paper Pads Graphing Composition Notebooks Composition Notebooks 3 Subject Notebooks
Misc. Utility Items Scotch Tape (no tape dispenser refill rolls) Mini Staplers White Glue Glue Sticks Correction Tape
Library Items Used Young Adult Books Playing Cards
Cleaning & Classroom Organization Bottled Water Paper Plates & Cups Zip Lock Bags (Snack/Gallon/Sandwich) Hand Sanitizer (12-20 oz) Sanitizing Wipes Facial Tissues Wash Cloths Dish Towels Paper Towels Napkins Windex Cleaning Products without Bleach Laundry Detergent Broom & Dustpan Dish Soap Clear Shoe Boxes
Gift Cards Gift Cards – Fry’s Gift Cards – Walmart
Marcia Lynk, Jean Brenn, and Jan Carter will be
helping with this project. If you have any questions or
do not feel like shopping, feel free to ask Marcia (623-
583-7904) to shop for you. You will get a receipt. This
truly is a worthwhile project helping youth and
teachers. Our church is always so generous and we
thank you!
- Gratefully, Marcia Lynk
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The Power of Weakness
In Tramp for the Lord, Corrie ten Boom describes traveling to Russia
during the Cold War—when Christians were being persecuted—to
thank an old woman who’d been secretly translating Christian books
(including ten Boom’s). Ravaged by multiple sclerosis, the woman could
move only an index finger. Yet with it, she typed constantly, translating
words while praying for people who’d eventually read them.
Ten Boom’s reaction was, “Oh Lord, why don’t you heal her?” But the
woman’s husband said God had purpose in his wife’s suffering.
Although the secret police closely watched other Christians, they left
this woman alone, assuming she couldn’t accomplish anything.
Jesus works through our weaknesses, making his power perfect in
them (see 2 Corinthians 12:9). He doesn’t ask if we’re capable—only if
we’re willing.
Demolition of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in 5 De-
cember 1931—Moscow, Russia
PLEASE SEND CARDS & NOTES TO:
SARA WITZEL
Prayers would be appreciated for Sara Witzel who is in
a group home in Marshfield Wisconsin. She had a
stroke in September 2016. Sara was the wife of Tom
Witzel, who had been the Associate Pastor of our
church. She would be so happy to receive cards and
notes from those of us who remember her kindness,
warmth, and love. She may not be able to reply due to
her condition. but it would warm her heart to read
them. Her address is:
Sara Witzel
912 W. 6th Street
Marshfield Wisconsin, 54449
JANE COOK
Folks may remember Jane Cook. She helped with
jewelry in rummage sales many times for the church.
She and Ed moved to North Carolina, and Ed passed
away in 2012. She is doing quite well but has had a few
falls and will be going to live with her daughter, Barbara
Pisano beginning August 1st. The phone number is 919
-234-6002. She would appreciate getting notes and
cards from you all.
Jane Cook
109 Beeston Court
Cary, NC 27519
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Answer Key for the Puzzle on Page 9:
Electronic copies of the
Roadrunner and
Sunday Bulletins are
always available on our
web site. You can also
download audio of
every Sunday service.
www.ccscaz.org
July 23—August 13, 2017 School Supply Drive
August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 2017 Summer Bible Study
September 7, 2017 Choir Practice Resumes
September 10, 2017 Choir Resumes at Sunday Service
September 24, 2017 “In The Beginning” Organ & Voice Concert
November 17-18, 2017 Arts & Crafts Fair
November 19—December 10, 2017 Angel Tree
November 30, 2017 Hanging of the Green
December 7, 2017 Women’s Luncheon
January 28, 2018 Ranchers Choir Visit
January 30, 2018 Annual Meeting
February 22-24, 2018 Annual Rummage Sale
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How much praying are you doing? How often do
you talk to God?
At least be honest with yourself, and with God on that question. If your prayer life is typical, then your prayer life may be haphazard, infrequent, with long periods of silence punctuated with times of panic, or desperation when a
crisis hits your doorstep, when a major problem lands in your lap. Jesus indicated that there were two ways to pray. We either pray like a hypocrite or a pagan or we can pray like a child of God. In other words, we can pray like an orphan who has no spiritual Father, or we can pray like a child who knows and trusts our heavenly Father. During the five Wednesday mornings in August, Pastor Brian will guide us to a richer, fuller, more vibrant prayer life, using what we call The Lord’s Pray as our guide. Let’s all of us admit that we are not praying nearly as much, or as frequently as we know we should be.
Let this summer Bible study start you praying regularly, or restart your
prayer life or revitalize your prayer to what it should be.
We are going to look at subjects such as:
• How to pray like a pagan • The pattern prayer • The paternity of prayer • The priority of prayer • The provision of prayer
Let us all draw comfort from these wise words, “our prayers must be fervent, of course, and they ought to be frequent, but they do not need to be fancy”.
Let us learn to pray properly, using the pattern prayer which Jesus taught His disciples.
DATES
Beginning on Wednesday, August 2nd
9 AM weekly for 5 weeks
(August 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th)
PLACE
Alexander Hall
TEACHER
Pastor Brian Anderson
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The following members and friends of our
congregation have passed away since
March 2017:
• Valene Grothe April 11, 2017
• Fern Graham April 30, 2017
• Fay Moynihan June 15, 2017
• Bill Potter June 14, 2017
• Harold “Huck” Bullock June 30, 2017
• Paul Hartman June 30, 2017
God Answers Prayers
Please see the large bulletin board outside of Alexander Hall
for our current list of church family and friends in need of
prayers. The prayer list is updated weekly and posted for all
to see—towards the left side of the board between the
calendar and flower sign ups. We encourage you to take the
“take-home” cards available underneath the posted prayer
list sign as well.
To place someone on our prayer chain, please contact our prayer chain
coordinator, Bonnie Shetley, 623-972-3574; the church office, 623-977-4241 or talk
to Pastor Brian. Those of you who would like to be one of our prayer partners,
please call Bonnie. New prayer partners are always welcome.
A Note From Dottie Massey to all Church Members & Family:
“Many thanks for all the prayers for my granddaughter, Sara Hintz. She is on the
mend and able to go to work and drive. Her dad said ‘it works’. Thanks also for a
praying church.”
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AUGUST BIRTHDAYS
8/01 Maggie Santschi
8/03 Bob Johnson
Lowell Roderick
8/04 Yoshi Davis Fawcett
8/06 Shirley Ramaley
8/07 Joann Olson
8/08 Shirley Polk
8/09 Shari Dransfield
Dale Gasser
8/11 Star Ann Lenz
Henry Stoll
8/14 Martha Hartman
8/15 Carol MacCleary
8/16 Herb Riell
8/18 Robert Cook
Bill O’Neill
Wilma Schroeder
8/20 Bobbie McClean
8/21 Norma Gall
8/23 Gail Dahlstrom
8/24 Doris Loupee
8/26 Annette Gasser
8/29 Charles Droege
Don Sellon
8/30 Mary Stoll
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS
9/01 Gerald Burnham
9/02 Annette Hamilton
9/05 Gene Craven
Sandy Tuerk
9/06 Sue Mackey
9/09 Gilbert Forstner
9/10 Charles McKenzie
9/12 Frank Wells
9/13 Geneva Harrison
Dr. Russell Wood
9/17 Janice Brechler
9/20 George Asan
John Vetnar
9/21 Darlene Harrison
9/23 Joe Fleming
9/24 Art Hamilton
9/26 Dennis Brenna
9/28 Gary Roady
9/29 Judy Fleming
9/30 Chuck Harrison
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
However many years anyone may live,
LET THEM ENJOY THEM ALL.
ECCLESIASTES 11:8
8/11: John & Millie Vetnar
8/19: Grover & Nancy Rodich
8/20: Ron & Evelyn Knauss
9/1: Bill & Marieda Shipley
AUGUST & SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
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