The Ambassador

Vol. 11 Number 3 816-931-4277 March 2015

“It’s spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you’ve got it, you want — oh, you don’t quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so! “ — Mark Twain

March Highlights

Opera to Go: Sponsored by Country Club Bank Monday, March 2, at 3:00 Madison Living Room

Movie Classic with Film Critic Robert Butler Friday, March 6, at 2:00 Westport Room

History of Steptoe Monday, March 9, at 3:00 Westport Room

Cool Breeze Friday, March 13, at 3:00 Madison Living Room

Emerald Isle Trio Tuesday, March 17, at 3:00 Madison Living Room

BSP March Book Club & Bus Tour Wednesday, March 18, at 1:30 The Pub

Barbara Lee Presents: “Gardens on Islands” Friday, March 20, at 3:00 Westport Room

Out of the Blue: Morphos in March Monday, March 23, at Powell Gardens Bus departs at 12:30

CLEAResults Energy Presentation Tuesday, March 24, at 3:00 Westport Room

KC 4th District Candidate Debate Wednesday, March 25, at 4:00 Westport Room

Cocktail Hour with Donna Maddox Friday, March 27, at 4:30 Madison Living Room/Canterbury Dining Room

Gary Jenkins Presents: “Gangland Wire” Monday, March 30, at 3:00 Westport Room

www.BishopSpencerPlace.org 2 “GARDENS ON ISLANDS” PRESENTED BY BSP RESIDENT BARBARA LEE

Our “Garden Time” contributor and Garden Committee Co-Chair, Barbara Lee, will be sharing a lovely program with us she is calling “Gardens on Islands”. Here is some information that Barbara shared with us as a teaser!

“The Swedish Bernadette family owns Mainau, an island in the German part of Lake Constance. It is both flat and hilly and has an extensive dahlia bed. One of the Channel Islands, Sark, is a feudal manor; the seigneury has a walled garden. Also in the English Channel is Saint Michael’s Mount, close to shore near Penzance. The garden is on a steep, rocky hillside with plants carefully selected to fit a difficult habitat. In contrast, Tresco is lush and green; it is one of the Scilly Islands southwest of Land’s End. Kauai, Hawaii, is know as the Garden Isle. Part of the National Tropical Botanical Garden is located on the south shore. Kiahuna Plantation Resort has both cacti and orchids”.

Escape from the chill of winter and enjoy this warm presentation at 3:00 on Friday, March 20, in the Westport Room!

GARY JENKINS PRESENTS “GANGLAND WIRE’ Gary Jenkins will come to BSP with a short version of his documentary, “Gangland Wire”, focusing on the Kansas City portion. In Gangland Wire, filmmaker and ex-cop Gary Jenkins tells the story in a way only an insider could. Gary obtained hours of actual wiretap audio obtained during the Las Vegas casino skimming investigation of the 1970s. This is the back story behind Martin Scorsese's “Casino”. Gary captures the tragicomic aspects of this true crime tale, told by the players themselves through excerpts of the wiretaps and interviews of law enforcement and other eyewitnesses to the events.

Mark the date and time on your calendar to attend this screening. Jenkins will discuss his work and take questions. See you at 3:00 on Monday, March 30, in the Westport Room.

BLUE MORPHO BUTTERFLIES AT POWELL GARDENS

Magnificent Blue Morpho butterflies will flutter about Powell Gardens' conservatory this March! Experience the conservatory as a tropical rainforest during “Out of the Blue,” a new exhibit featuring this gorgeous tropical butterfly.

Admission is $9/seniors and free for Friends of Powell Gardens. Please join us for this great spring outing on Monday, March 23. The BSP bus departs at 12:30. Please sign up with the concierge in the Madison or Jefferson lobbies.

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CHAPLAIN’S CORNER

If March comes in like a lion this year we may not notice much of a difference. After all, February has been no slouch when it comes to bitter cold! In response, we mostly tend to complain – and quite right, too – but I have also noticed an uptick in devotional expression. As in, “Thank God we don’t live in Boston!”

That has made me think about bitter weather as a sweet opportunity to give thanks for the warmth that surrounds us. For our home and grounds, and for those who clean and maintain them and see to our safety. For our food, and for those who prepare and serve it. For medical and therapeutic care, and for those who provide it. For entertainment and transportation and stylish hairdos and … and… and…

Who or what would you add to the list? Think about it and give thanks. The ones who care for us and the ones who care about us are, literally, God’s gifts making even wintry days seem brighter and warmer! — Chaplain Kathy Hall

CHAPLAIN ANNOUNCEMENTS Father Bob Hagan, from Guardian Angels Parish, will celebrate Mass for our Roman Catholic residents on Wednesday, March 4, at 9:30 a.m. in The Chapel of the Epiphany. Mass will be followed by the Rosary.

BISHOP SPENCER PLACE MARCH BOOK CLUB Tanner Colby is the author of Some of My Best Friends Are Black: The Strange Story of Integration in America, a narrative history of modern race-relations in the United States, which was nominated for the American Library Association's 2013 Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Non-fiction.

Book Club will enjoy a discussion about Mr. Colby’s new book, followed by a bus tour of the Kansas City neighborhood Tanner brings in to view in his book. The Book Club will get together at 1:30 on Wednesday, March 18, in the Pub.

OUR COMMUNITY LIBRARY Library volunteer Susie Harman recently reorganized the Madison Library shelves, creating additional shelf space. Donations of recently published books are needed, as well as recent editions of special interest magazines. Please give your library donations to a concierge in the Madison or Jefferson lobbies.

www.BishopSpencerPlace.org 4 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:00 Wellness Workout— 9:30 Catholic Mass Followed 10:00 Life Enrichment 10:00 Stretch—AC 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 11-1:00 Brunch—CDR 11:00 Welcome Comm—A AC by Rosary—CH Comm—A 10:30 Balance Boost—AC 7:00 Movie—JLR 1:00 Art Class—AC 3:00 Movie—JLR 1:00 Blood Press Ck—109 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:30 Chair Yoga—AC 2:00 Move Classic with 1:30 Dollar Tree Trip* 10:30 Grocery Trip* 3:00 Opera to Go 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC 1-4:00 CC Bank—MLR Robert Butler Presents 1:00 Cards & Games—AC Sponsored by CC Bank— 2:30 Alterations—A 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC “To Kill a Mockingbird”— 6:30 Bus Departs for MLR 4:00 Dining Comm—A WR Spirituality & All That Jazz* 4:30 Men’s Club—A

8 DAYLIGHT SAVING 9 10 11 12 13 14 TIME BEGINS 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:00 Wellness Workout— 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:30 Chair Yoga—AC 10:00 Stretch—AC 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 1:00 Art Class—AC AC 10:30 Grocery Trip* 11:15 Bus Departs for Lunch 10:30 Balance Boost—AC 7:00 Movie—JLR 11-1:00 Brunch—CDR 3:00 History of Steptoe 1:00 Blood Press Ck—109 1:00 Cards & Games—AC Out to Grand Street Cafe* 3:00 Cool Breeze —MLR 3:00 Movie—JLR Presented by Joe Louis 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC 1-4:00 CC Bank—MLR Mattox—WR 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC 3:30 Resident Council—WR 4:30 Ladies’ Club—A 2:45 Bus Departs to Plaza

Library/Pick up at 4:00*

15 16 17 ST. PATRICK’S DAY 18 19 20 FIRST DAY OF SPRING 21 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:00 Wellness Workout—AC 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:30 Chair Yoga—AC 10:00 Stretch—AC 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 11-1:00 Brunch—CDR 1:00 Art Class—AC 1:00 Blood Press Ck—109 10:30 Grocery Trip* 1-4:00 CC Bank—MLR 10:30 Balance Boost—AC 7:00 Movie—JLR 3:00 Movie—JLR 1:30 Walmart Trip* 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC 1:00 Cards & Games—AC 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC 3:00 Barbara Lee 3:00 Emerald Isle Trio—MLR 1:30 Book Club Discusses Presents “Gardens on “Some of My Best Friends are Islands”—WR Black” Followed by Bus

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22 23 24 25 26 27 28 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:00 Wellness Workout—AC 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:30 Chair Yoga—AC 10:00 Stretch—AC 9:30 Grocery Store Trip* 11-1:00 Brunch—CDR 10:30 Women’s Coffee—B 1:00 Blood Press Ck—109 10:30 Grocery Trip* 1-4:00 CC Bank—MLR 10:30 Balance Boost—AC 7:00 Movie—JLR 3:00 Movie—JLR 12:30 Bus Departs to Powell 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC 1:00 Cards & Games—P 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC 4:30 Cocktail Hour with Garden for “Out of the Blue: 3:00 Caleb Robertson of 4:45 Bus Departs for Dinner 4:00 4th District Council 2:45 Bus Departs to Plaza Wine Bar & Piano by Out to Garozzo’s Ristorante* Morphos in March”* CLEAResults Sheds Light on Candidate Debate—WR Library/Pick up at 4:00* Donna Maddox—MLR 1:00 Art Class—AC Modern Lighting Options— WR

29 PALM SUNDAY 30 31 Program Directory: ART—Art Gallery JLR—Jefferson Living Room 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 10:00 Stretch—AC 10:00 Wellness Workout— A—Abbey MLR—Madison Living Room 11-1:00 Brunch—CDR 1:00 Art Class—AC AC AC—Activity Center P—Pub 3:00 Movie—JLR MARCH 3:00 Gary Jenkins 1:00 Blood Press Ck—109 (Above Bistro) WR—Westport Room Presents “Gangland 1:30 Arthritis Exercise—AC B—Bistro 109—Apt. 109 in Madison Wire”—WR CDR—Canterbury *Sign up at reception desk Dining Room 2015 CH—Chapel Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 11;00 Stretch—CD 9:30 Devotions—YD 9:30 Catholic Mass Followed by 2:00 Word Game—CD 11:00 Stretch—CD 10:30 Music Moves—YL 1:30 Praise & Worship— 1:00 Art Class—AC 3:00 Bingo—YD Rosary—CH 6:15 Bingo—YD 2:30 Rock & Roll with 1:30 Pets for Life—RR 11:00 Stretch—CD YD 3:00 Opera to Go—MLR 6:30 Evening Activity—YL Danny Hernandez & 2:00 Saturday Afternoon 1:00 Pets for Life—RR 3:00 Bingo—YD 1:30 Bible Study with John Garcia—YD Adventure—YL Chaplain Kathy—CD 3:00 Lenn Anderson—YL

8 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 9 10 11 12 13 14 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 11:00 Stretch—CD 9:30 Devotions—YD 11:00 Stretch—CD 2:00 Group Crossword— 11:00 Stretch—CD 10:30 Music Moves—YL 1:30 Praise & Worship— 1:00 Art Class—AC 3:00 Bingo—YD 1:00 Pets for Life—RR CD 3:00 Cool Breeze—MLr 1:30 Pets for Life—RR YD 3:00 Donna Maddox—YL 6:30 Evening Activity—YL 1:30 Bible Study with 3:00 Music Therapy with 2:00 Saturday Afternoon 3:00 Bingo—YD 3:00 Chaplain Kathy—CD Michelle Suwareh—YL Adventure—YL 6:15 Bingo—YD

15 16 17 ST. PATRICK’S DAY 18 19 20 FIRST DAY OF SPRING 21 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 11:00 Stretch—CD 9:30 Devotions—YD 11:00 Stretch—CD 2:00 Word Game—CD 11:00 Stretch—CD 10:30 Music Moves—YL 1:30 Praise & Worship— 1:00 Art Class—AC 3:00 Bingo—YD 1:00 Pets for Life—RR 6:15 Bingo—YD 1:30 Resident 1:30 Pets for Life—RR YD 3:00 Name That Tune— 3:00 Emerald Isle Trio— 1:30 Bible Study with Council—CD 3:00 UMKC Music 3:00 Bingo—YD YL MLR Chaplain Kathy—CD 2:30 Homemade Potato Therapist—YL 6:30 Evening Activity—YL 3:00 Lenn Anderson—YL Chip Day—YL

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 11:00 Stretch—CD 9:30 Devotions—YD 11:00 Stretch—CD 9:30 Notre Dame de Sion 11:00 Stretch—CD 10:30 Music Moves—YL 1:30 Praise & Worship— 1:00 Art Class—AC 3:00 Bingo—YD 1:30 Bible Study with Program—YD 3:00 Coventry Happy 1:30 Pets for Life—RR YD 3:00 Donna Maddox—YL 6:30 Evening Activity—YL Chaplain Kathy—CD 2:00 Group Crossword— Hour—CD 2:00 Saturday Afternoon 3:00 Bingo—YD 1:30 Pets for Life—RR CD Adventure—YL 6:15 Bingo—YD

Program Directory 29 PALM SUNDAY 30 31 CD—Coventry Dining Room 10:00 Holy Eucharist—CH 11:00 Stretch—CD 9:30 Devotions—YD CH—Chapel 1:30 Praise & Worship— 1:00 Art Class—AC 3:00 Bingo—YD MLR—Madison Living Room YD 3:00 40’s Sing-a-Long— 6:30 Evening Activity—YL RR—Room to Room 3:00 Bingo—YD YL WR—Westport Room YD—York Dining Room YL—York Lounge Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10:00 Holy 10:00 Coffee Klatch–YL 9:30 Devotions—YD 9:30 Catholic Mass 10:00 Music Moves -YL 10:00 Music Moves -YL 10:30 Music Moves–YL Eucharist—CH 1:30 Manicures—RR 1:30 Activity Cart—RR followed by Rosary- CH 1:30 Himalayan Eugene-RR 10:30 Current News -YL 1:30 Pets For Life 1:30 Praise & 3:00 Opera To Go – 3:00 Bingo —YD 10:00 Exercise– YL 3:00 Wii Bowling –YL 2:30 Rock n Roll with Molly & Charlie –RR Worship—YD MLR 6:30 Evening Activity –YL 1:00 Pets For Life -RR 6:30 Bingo Night -YL Danny Hernandez & 3:00 Saturday Afternoon 3:00 Bingo—YD 3:00 Lenn Anderson—YL John Garcia—YD Adventure –YL

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 10:00 Holy 10:00 Coffee Klatch–YL 9:30 Devotions—YD 10:00 Exercise– YL 10:00 Music Moves -YL 10:00 Music Moves -YL 10:30 Music Moves–YL Eucharist—CH 1:30 Manicures—RR 1:30 Activity Cart—RR 10:30 Current News –YL 1:30Dominoes –YL 10:30 Current News -YL 1:30 Pets For Life 1:30 Praise & 3:00 Pianist Donna 2:00 Resident Council 1:00 Pets For Life -RR 3:00 Music Therapy with 1:30 Crafts –YL Molly & Charlie –RR Worship—YD Maddox –YL Meeting-YL 3:00 Johnny Appleseed Michelle Suwareh—YL 3:00 Cool Breeze—MLR 3:00 James McCalla on 3:00 Bingo—YD 3:00 Bingo —YD Day -YL 6:30 Bingo Night -YL Piano—YL

15 16 17 St. Patricks Day 18 19 20 21 10:00 Holy 10:00 Coffee Klatch–YL 9:30 Devotions—YD 10:00 Exercise– YL 10:00 Music Moves -YL 10:00 Music Moves -YL 10:30 Music Moves–YL Eucharist—CH 1:30 Manicures—RR 1:30 Lucky Limericks –YL 10:30 Current News –YL 10:30 Current News -YL 10:30 Current News -YL 1:30 Pets For Life – RR 1:30 Praise & 3:00 Name That Tune— 3:00 Emerald Isle 1:00 Pets For Life -RR 1:30 Himalayan Eugene-RR 1:30 Dominoes –YL 3:00 UMKC Music Worship—YD YL Trio- MLR 3:00 Lenn Anderson—YL 3:00 Trivia Hour—YL 2:30 Homemade Potato Therapists—YL 3:00 Bingo—YD 6:30 Evening Activity –YL 6:30 Bingo Night -YL Chip Day –YL

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 10:00 Holy 10:00 Coffee Klatch–YL 9:30 Devotions—YD 10:00 Exercise– YL 9:30 Notre Dame deSion 10:00 Music Moves -YL 10:30 Music Moves–YL Eucharist—CH 1:30 Manicures—RR 1:30 Activity Cart—RR 10:30 Current News –YL Intergenerational 10:30 Current News -YL 1:30 Pets For Life 1:30 Praise & 3:00 Pianist Donna 3:00 Bingo –YD 1:00 Pets For Life -RR Program –YD 3:00 “In The Mood” Molly & Charlie –RR Worship—YD Maddox –YL 6:30 Evening Activity –YL 3:00 Word Games –YL 3:00 Wii Bowling –YL Happy Hour –YL 3:00 Saturday Afternoon 3:00 Bingo—YD 6:30 Bingo Night -YL Adventure –YL

29 Palm Sunday 30 31 Program Directory 10:00 Holy 10:00 Coffee Klatch-YL 9:30 Devotions—YD CD—Coventry Dining Room Eucharist—CH 1:30 Manicures—RR 1:30 Activity Cart—RR CH—Chapel 1:30 Praise & 3:00 Forties 3:00 Bingo —YD MLR—Madison Living Room Worship—YD Sing-a-long–YL 6:30 Evening Activity –YL RR—Room to Room 3:00 Bingo—YD YD—York Dining Room YL—York Lounge KANSAS CITY 4th DISTRICT CANDIDATES TO DEBATE AT BSP Many familiar names are surfacing as candidates begin preparing for next year’s Kansas City Council races. In the 4th District, Jolie Justus, Missouri State Senator, and John Fierro, CEO of Mattie Rhodes, are running to succeed Jan Marcason, who is at her term limit. Hear about the issues facing our district from the candidates firsthand and learn about their positions.

Do not miss this debate between the candidates, which will be moderated by our very own Mary Abbott and Bert Bates, at 4:00 on Wednesday, March 25, in the Westport Room. Come learn more about these candidates and their visions for Kansas City!

CLEAResult TO SHARE NEW WAYS TO USE ENERGY CLEAResult energy advisors are a trusted partner for utilities and communities that are looking to achieve more through their residential energy efficiency programs. With a unique approach that’s founded on behavioral science and building trust, our team of energy advisors gives people the confidence to make informed energy decisions about upgrades to their homes.

Caleb Robertson of CLEAResult will shed light on some modern lighting options for a more comfortable and efficient living space. Learn more about this important information at 3:00 on Tuesday, March 24, in the Westport Room.

THE HISTORY OF STEPTOE PRESENTED BY JOE LOUIS MATTOX In order to unravel the mystery of the Steptoe neighborhood in Westport, you'd have to go back about 140 years to the times of the Civil War when Missouri's fate as a free state versus a slave state hung in the balance.

Joe Louis Mattox takes us back for an in-depth look into the neighborhood's history. Mr. Mattox's commitment to preservation includes serving two terms on the historic Kansas City Foundation Board. He has served four terms on the Kansas City Landmarks Commission and has been an historian and independent scholar at the Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center and State museum. Joe was also awarded the Jane Fifield Flynn Lifetime Achievement in Preservation.

Mr. Mattox has had numerous articles written about Kansas City history in the Kansas City Star, The Jackson County Historical Society Journal, Historic Kansas City Foundation Gazette and other publications.

Come hear about this historical time in our neighborhood at 3:00 on Monday, March 9, in the Westport Room!

www.BishopSpencerPlace.org 9 COOL BREEZE TO PERFORM EASY LISTENING CLASSICS With a refreshingly clean sound that spans a variety of genres and eras, Cool Breeze performers Chuck and Vicky delight audiences with their easy-listening style and talent in every setting. Performing songs from the 1930's to present day, Cool Breeze is the perfect musical entertainment duo to help make every occasion special.

Join us for this fun and lively concert at 3:00 on Friday, March 13, in the Madison Living Room.

LYRIC OPERA PRESENTS “OPERA TO GO” The Lyric Opera is back at Bishop Spencer Place with an “Opera to Go” performance by two apprentices, Ashley Wheat and Clark Weyrauch, for a wonderful afternoon of opera sponsored by Country Club Bank.

Ashley’s recent roles include her debut at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory as Fiordiligi in Cosi Fan Tutte. She will return to the stage at UMKC in March 2015 as Beth in Little Women. She made her mainstage soloist debut at the Lyric Opera of Kansas City this fall as Annina in La Traviata.

Clark is now a Masters student at the University of Kansas, where his roles include the male chorus in Britten’s Rape of Lucretia and the defendant in Trial by Jury. His recent roles for the Lyric include Gastone in La Traviata, and the German sentry in Silent Night.

Please join us at 3:00 on Monday, March 2, in the Madison Living Room!

MOVIE CLASSIC WITH FILM CRITIC ROBERT BUTLER We love when Robert Butler, former film critic for the Kansas City Star, comes to BSP — this time he’ll screen the 1963 Gregory Peck classic, “To Kill A Mockingbird”, based on the Harper Lee book.

In this three-time Oscar winning movie directed by Robert Mulligan, Mr. Peck stars as Atticus Finch with narration from his daughter, Jean Louise “Scout” Finch. The drama unfolds in a racially-divided town in Alabama during the Depression. Butler will introduce the film, describing how the situation in the movie reflected problems during this time of prejudice and injustice. And If we’re lucky, Mr. Butler might discuss the upcoming Harper Lee novel to be released in July 2015!

Butler has been reviewing films for more than 40 years, first at the Star and most recently on his website ButlersCinemaScene.com. Join us for this classic screening at 2:00 on Friday, March 6, in the Westport Room.

www.BishopSpencerPlace.org 10 GARDEN TIME On a cold, snowy February afternoon, the view outside my window was filled with a flock of starlings and robins — ROBINS, harbingers of spring! — feasting on juniper berries and crabapples. But robins live here all winter, and the harbinger of spring I am really looking for is a snowdrop.

The snowdrop is a small plant only a few inches high with pure, white blossoms that drop over toward the ground. Look for it early in March in the southeast corner of the bed around the font in the Bishop’s Garden. — Article written by Barbara Lee

“BALANCE BOOST” CLASSES BY OUR THERAPY TEAM! Balance exercises can improve your ability to control and maintain your body's position, whether you are moving or still. Good balance is important to help prevent falls and avoid the disability that may result from falling.

To help shore up our balance, a new class — ”Balance Boost” — is being added to the existing exercise options offered at BSP. “Balance Boost” will be led by our therapy team and held right after stretch class. Join us for class every Friday from 10:30-11:00 in the Activity Center, beginning Friday, March 6.

EMERALD ISLE TRIO TO ENTERTAIN ON ST. PATRICK’S DAY

Get into the spirit of St. Paddy’s Day with the Emerald Isle Trio as they perform a concert of traditional Celtic songs with an authentic Irish flair!

Don’t miss this spirited concert at 3:00 on Tuesday, March 17, in the Madison Living Room.

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS AND MILESTONES

JEFFERSON/MADISON COVENTRY COURT MARCH BIRTHDAYS MARCH BIRTHDAYS Barbara Lesher 12 Betty Wipperman 06 Hedy Reeds 26 Susie Harman 09 Ann Andresen 13 YORK PLACE MARCH BIRTHDAYS Nancy Hawley 13 Art Klem 02 Mary Moore 15 Jane Nicolay 07 Tommye Dodd 20 Jim Wheeler 20 IN LOVING MEMORY Martha Sklar 28 John Borron Sylvia Brinkmeier

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