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I am writing this as it appeared in the Des Moines Register newspaper earlier this summer.
"High Schools: National hall honors pair of Iowa coaches
Two legendary southwest Iowa high school coaches, Treynor's Gail Hartigan and Woodbine's Phil Hummel, were inducted into the National High School Athletic Coaches Association's Hall of Fame last week.
Hartigan has coached basketball, volleyball and track at Treynor. She has won more than 600 career basketball games and won the 1994 state title. She shared the Des Moines Register's high school coach of the year honors that season."
Edith Ione Reese
(March 2, 1944 - April 23, 2012)
Edith Ione Reese, 68 died peacefully at home with her family on April 23, 2012. Edith “Edie” was born in Wahoo, Nebraska on March 2, 1944. She married Richard Ives Reese in 1964 and they had two children, Lisa and Richard. She was widowed in 1968 and moved to Fort Collins, Colorado in 1970.Edie was known for her sense of humor and contagious laugh. She made friends wherever she went and would always find a way to connect with a person regardless of age or background; she was sincerely interested in what a person had to say. Edie embraced life and all of its experiences with courage, grace and a big smile. She was a source of strength and support for numerous friends, family members and co-workers. Edie is survived by her daughter Lisa Reese, son-in-law Kent Nixon, 15 year old grandson Willow, her son, Richard Reese, girlfriend Tara Beals and 11 year old granddaughter Alexis, of Fort Collins. She is also survived by her beloved brother Wallace “Wally” Polak and family of Bellvue, Nebraska and countless cherished friends, young and old. Edie’s family would like to express their sincere appreciation and gratitude for all of the love, support and guidance throughout her life and especially during the last several months. She will be dearly missed. A celebration of her life will be held on May 12, 2012 at 4pm at her home. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to: The Homer Fund Home Depot, USA, Inc. 2455 Paces Ferry Rd NW Building C-17 Atlanta, GA 30339
Pathways Hospice, Community Care for Northern Colorado Memorial Donations
Dona J. "King" Grubbs, 65, of Virginia, formerly of Newburgh, NY died Tuesday, February 21, 2012. Graveside services; 12 noon Friday, February 24, Woodlawn Cemetery, Newburgh. Arrangements: BrooksFH.com 845-561-8300. Published: 2/24/2012
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Jim Cantrell has won the 1st Place in Watercolor Award for his painting "Barn near Murphy's Park" at the prestigious “First Brush of Spring” Plein Air Event in New Harmony, Indiana. Approximately 150 artists from around the country participated in the paint-out from April 15-17th sponsored by the Indiana Plein Air Painters Association.
Cantrell maintains his studio at the Bardstown Art Gallery, 214 W Stephen Foster Ave. He has painted many local scenes in the Historic District as well as capturing numerous local people in his artworks. His work can seen and purchased at the art gallery.
For more information contact Jeannette Cantrell, Director, at 503-348-6488.
Image attached: Jim Cantrell and wife Jeannette with his award winning watercolor.
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Norm Manstedt has been around the sport of wrestling for a number of years.
And it doesn’t appear he isn’t going anywhere soon.
Manstedt’s High Plains wrestling team was one of 20 teams competing this weekend at the Fla*censored*er Fracas at the Heartland Events Center.
During his 41 years of coaching at Clarks and High Plains, he has produced 31 individual state champions, one team state title in Class D in 1972, and one runner up finish in Class D in 1978.
Lynette, I am wondering if you still have the database of addresses of alumni.
I have lost track of Kathy Corwin Hunt and would like to know if you have an
e mail address for her? The last postal address I have is Fremont, Calif., but I
know they were moving...How is everyone handling the heat this summer? Thinking
of getting a swimming pool for an afternoon chill out.....like Texas.......Is there any talk of another reunion
in 2013 or 2014? I can help somehow.....
Cyndy Lammert
