the Schurman's

Happy 60th Anniversary! they had an open house in Cedar Falls Sunday, June 10th

LaVern and Yvonne

June 1st

We were unable to attend the Memorial Days Dinner but so many comments about how  much fun it was. Carnival games held before Dinner and delicious Smoked Turkey and folks bring side dishes to share. Left over Turkey was served for Happy Hour Wednesday. We were gone for 4 days so missed out.
No one signed up to bring the donuts this Friday, so Al and Dolores Mason furnished them at the last minute! 
We are sorry to hear about Catherine Gibb's Brother, passing away.
There's also a card for RoJean and Tom Anderson, as Tom is going thru treatments for Leukemia

Not a whole lots of news this week!

Poem

This was written by Bobby Gabbert's nephews, Uncle who died a few days after writing it.

Im Memory

This table is a reminder to all who witness , that we may never forget the soldiers left behind on the battle fields in foreign lands. We will always honor their service their sacrifice for our freedom, and that will always strive to bring them home.

The Missing Man Table set up includes a small, round bistro table, a white tablecloth, a single place setting, an inverted wine glass, a salt shaker, a slice of lemon on a bread plate with a pile of spilled salt, a bible, a small bud vase with a RED ribbon tied around it containing a single long stem red rose, a lit candle, and an empty chair.

The table is round to show our everlasting concern for our missing men and women. The tablecloth is white symbolizing the purity of their motives when answering the call to duty. The single red rose, displayed in a case, reminds us of the life of each of the missing, and their loved ones and friends who keep the faith, awaiting answers. The vase is tied with a red ribbon, a symbol of our continued determination to account for our missing. A slice of lemon on the bread plate is to remind us of the bitter fate of those captured or missing in a foreign land. The spilled salt symbolizes the tears endured by those missing and their families who seek answers. The Bible represents the strength gained through faith to sustain those lost from our country, founded as one nation, under God. The glass in inverted to symbolize their inability to share this day's toast. The chair is empty because they are missing.
Let us now observe a moment of silence to honor America's POW/MIAs and to the success of our efforts to account for them now. Now, you know! Now you can never forget!

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At a Veterans' Dinner at R.V.E. Bobby put up the missing man table with some help from some other Verterans 

Thank you Mary Lou for reminding me about this

May 25th

Hi

Our Asst. Mgrs. provided the donuts this morning...Trica also made home made muffins!! So good!

Our summer is definetly here now, 90's almost every day, Sun. & Mon. we may get to 100!

So sorry  I havent posted much the last few weeks but really no news...Leroy!!!!!! A certain someone was complaing that I hadn
t posted much  recently!!

Wednesday at Happy Hour we had a going away for Red & Stan Floyd. tearful! 

I think they left today. Sure will miss them, I will post their new address as soon as I get it  , if some wish to write to them and of course you can email them, their email addresses in the phone book.

The new sales office is pretty much completed, I will have to take some pictures soon, also saw new laminate flooring going in to the office area, they are getting new desks in there.

Very little "Tic" going on or morning Rummy. This has got to be the quietest Summer on record!!
Library still a mess.

No break-ins!!!

This Memorial Day sounds so fun...smoked turkeys and everyone  bringing a dish to share, carnival games!!!before  dinner, looks like over 40 have signed up.

Sharyl Krantz's Birthday today, Mgr. Tricia made her special decorated cupcakes, so cute!

That's all Folks

Bob Bruce

Robert Amos “Bob” Bruce

May 19, 2018

Robert Amos “Bob” Bruce was born August 28, 1939 in Harrisburg, Missouri and departed this life on May 19, 2018 at his home in Pleasant Hill, Missouri, surrounded by the love of his family, at the age of 78 years, 8 months and 21 days.

He was the son of Paul Vinson and Ruby Lucille (Bradley) Bruce.

Bob grew up and attended school in the Harrisburg, Missouri. Later, he moved to the Kansas City area for the employment opportunities.

On April 8, 1972, Bob was united in marriage with Dianna Rae Walker in Independence, Missouri. Bob and Dianna lived in Independence for a while before moving to Belton for a short time, until Bob finished building their home in Pleasant Hill, where they have lived for the last 43 years.

Bob was employed by Sellers and Marquis Roofing Company as a roofer, and was a member of the Roofers Union Local #20 for over 55 years.

Among the things Bob enjoyed were, playing golf, fishing, playing cards and NASCAR. He also enjoyed watching old western movies, especially if they starred John Wayne.

Bob was a good, honest, “no frills”, hard working man, who loved and was completely devoted to his family.

Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Paul and Ruby Bruce; two brothers, Eddie and Raymond Lee Bruce and two sisters, Ruby Belle Cook and Dorothy Mae Simms.

He is survived by his wife, Dianna Rae Bruce of the home; one son, Jerry Don Price of Tipton, Missouri; two daughters, Kammy Kay (Bruce) Holcomb and husband Rodney Allen of Fulton, Missouri, and Robin Rae (Bruce) Nading and husband Richie of Pleasant Hill, Missouri; one brother, Billy Joe Bruce of Columbia, Missouri; one sister, Dottie Ray and husband Ronnie of Harrisburg, Missouri; one sister-in-law, Loni Bruce of Columbia, Missouri; seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, many nieces and nephews, other relatives and many, many friends.

Funeral Services for Bob Bruce will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 23, 2018 at the Wallace Funeral Home with Rev. Tony Reynolds officiating. Casket Bearers will be Bob Shore, Richie Nading, J.R. DeLong, Cody Sublett, Alex Waterman and Austin Holcomb. Honorary Bearers are Jaylee Renee Lindsey, Brittney Waterman, Jase Allen Lindsey, Jace William Bradley and Rodney Holcomb. Burial will be in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. The family of Bob Bruce will receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at the Wallace Funeral Home in Pleasant Hill.

 

 So sorry to hear of Bob's passing.

May 18th

John and Irene provided the donuts this morning!

For Memorial Day they will enjoy Turkey on the spit, and also having games that you can win money at! sounds neat. Unfortunately we will be gone to Wendover, NV.
No cards up to sign but we are planning a little surprise party coming up, but can't tell ya until it's over 😅

I just came from Cielto Lindo Reastaurante Mexicano! It's  located behind the in door flea market which is on the frontage road. Down the street from Big Lots several doors and across the parking lot to the East. They have a noon buffet, which they feature a different main dish each day, also on Saturdays and Sundays they have a breakfast buffet.

They were just putting out the food for the buffet and I thought it sure looked good. they can handle groups also.

More news later

Oh, we just tried the new Smokehouse, Bar-B-Cutie. It was very very good, prices high  but food was excellent. For example you can order 1/3 lb. Brisket which come with or without sauce on it and bread comes with it, all sides are $2.49 or Corn on the cob was cheaper. Then 1/2 lb. Brisket was $8.10, drinks extra. So they don't have  meat including sifdes everything is priced seperate.