Tidings July 2016 - Settle Memorial United Methodist Church

THE TIDINGS
Settle Memorial United Methodist Church
202 East Fourth Street
Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
Church Office (270) 684-4226
Radio Broadcast -WKWC 90.3 - Sunday 11:00 A.M.
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Dedicated to Christ…Committed to Serve
Vol. 44, No. 7
NO TIE IN JULY!
We will carry on our tradition of dressing a little
more casual in the sweltering heat. Feel free to
leave the tie (and jacket) at the house, or wear it
all, if you prefer.
in July!
MOVING AHEAD
In Stephen Covey’s book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, we see this matrix which originated in the mind
of Dwight Eisenhower:
July, 2016
BACKPACK GIVEAWAY
AND PICNIC
On Saturday, July 23rd, the R.O.C. will
be filled with children and parents coming to get backpacks with school supplies. Last year we gave
out over 220 backpacks. This year we expect more to come
and are in need of backpacks along with the following school
supplies:
rulers
erasers
spiral notebooks
loose leaf paper
#2 pencils
pens
glue sticks
24 count crayons
Fiskar scissors
Please bring your donation to the church office by Sunday,
July 17th. All monies given to the school supplies fund will
help to purchase additional supplies. But wait, there’s more!
We will be feeding over 500 people as well, and will need
donations of buns, chips, and desserts. All food items need to
be in the R.O.C. by 10am on July 23rd. We will need volunteers the day of the event as well as the Wednesday before to
count supplies and pack the backpacks.
If you are able to help please contact Anthony Marts at
[email protected]
Here are a few examples of how the categories combine:
• Important and urgent: Attending to a crying baby,
tackling a crisis at work, and mailing your rent check
• Important but not urgent: Saving for the future, getting
enough exercise, studying new research concerning your
line of work
• Not important but urgent: Booking a flight, sharing an
article, answering a phone call
• Not important and not urgent: Watching "Game of
Thrones," checking your Facebook, eating cookies.
Most Spiritual Disciplines like reading the Bible and
considering what the passage means for you, fall into the
important but not urgent category. Summer is a time when
we usually find a little more free time. Consider moving
ahead spiritually by opening The Book. What a gift!
Let’s not neglect it.
CONNECTING DURING
THE SUMMER
As the summer vacation season
gears up, remember you can stay
connected with Settle by checking the weekly bulletin on our
webpage, settleumc.com. The bulletin is posted each week
under the “Events and News” tab. Previous sermons, the
calendar, and other important posts can be found on the
homepage.
Facebook is another way to connect, “like us” on the “Settle
Memorial United Methodist Church” page and the “Shout at
Settle” page.
Intentional Faith Development
Extravagant Generosity
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH
Settle Memorial UMC- Finance Committee Update
The Youth are back from their adventure filled mission trip to
Philadelphia. We have a wonderful story to tell and if you
would like to have some of us visit your Sunday School class
to talk about our trip please let Anthony know!
30 HR Famine
July 15-16
With over a billion people living off of $1 or
less a day there isn’t a single night when parents
and children aren’t going to bed hungry. On
July 15th we will show our solidarity and join
them. Starting at 9am on Friday, July 15th,we
will meet at the R.O.C. and start our fast. That Friday we will
canoe the Green River and do a lantern Mammoth Cave tour.
We will break our fast Saturday, July 16th at 3pm. Cost is $25.
For the month of July we will be collecting food items for the
Help Office to serve those who are hungry.
Offerings to the Operating Budget in May 2016 were
$72,679.10 compared to $76,582.03 for May 2015.
The 2016 YTD offerings through May were $391,523
compared to $375,889 through May 2015, an increase of
$15,634.
Expenses in May 2016 were $83,354.59 compared to
$85,466.47 for May 2015. The 2016 YTD expenses through
May were $401,461 compared to $408,121 for the same
period last year. This is a decrease of $6,660. Budgeted
expenses YTD through May 2016 were $413,701 so actual
expenses were $12,240 under budget.
For the 2016 calendar year, expenses have exceeded offering
by $9,937.63. The total net assets of the Operating Budget at
the end of May 2016 were $77,905.09 compared to
$57,959.02 at the same time last year.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH SCHEDULE
July 3:We’re getting back from the Mission trip. No Youth
Group that night.
July 10: We are going to get wet, see you from 5:30-7:30pm
July 15-16: 30 Hour Famine.
July 17: No Youth that night. See above adventure.
July 24: Youth Group from 5:30-7:30pm. Wear tennis shoes!
July 29: Starting at 5pm the H.S. Youth are invited to help
with pre-cuts and sorting of wood for Habitat’s Help Build
Hope. We will meet at the convention center.
July 31: Seniors Last Sunday = Pool Party. Seniors will have
time to share their stories.
MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH
July 3: NO W.O.S (Wide Open spaces)
July 9-10: Kings Island Trip/Over Night in Cincinnati
We will leave at 5:00 am on Saturday and return Sunday
around 4:00 pm (Cost is TBD)
July 10: NO W.O.S
July 17: W.O.S @ 4:30pm
July 19-22: Youth Week
19: Work Day 9:00am-12:30pm ($5)
20: Sky Zone 9:45am- 2:30pm ($15)
21: Work Day 9:00am-12:30pm ($5)
22: Pool Party @ Benningfield’s 5:00pm-7:00pm ($5)
*Parent pick up and drop off is at the Benningfield’s
July 24: Destination Unknown, 4:00pm wear or bring socks.
July 31: W.O.S @ 4:30pm
Yours in Christ,
Alan Englehart
Finance Committee Chair
Dear Settle Memorial Congregation,
Benchmark Family Services staff, foster
parents, and foster children would like to
thank you for all your generous donations
of luggage. Many of our foster kids will
now be able to carry their belongings in a dignified way because of your generosity.
Your acts of kindness will help make children feel special and
worthy. We truly appreciate all the wonderful donations and
the positive impact you have made in the lives of our foster
children.
God Bless,
Benchmark Family Services
Dear Pastor Brandon and Settle Memorial Church Family,
Thank you so much for the goodness and generosity you show
and share so happily. These are wonderful reminders of the
true meaning of God’s love. Everyone is truly enjoying the
CD’s. Thank you very much. May God shower you with
blessings.
Colossians 1:2
Pastor Larry Lewis and the Zion Baptist Church Family
Middle School Camp Week
YOU MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
June 5; 12; 19: 26
Worship Attendance: 438; 389; 415; 320
SS Attendance: 132;125; 138; 137
Offering: $26,334.21; $17,992.77; $11,196.76; $9,944.00
Radical Hospitality
Passionate Worship
SENIOR NEWS FROM PASTOR CAROL
2 Corinthians 3:17 Where the Spirit of the Lord is,
there is freedom. July is the month we especially
think of freedom and often celebrate it with firecrackers, grilling, and homemade ice cream. As we sing our
patriotic hymns let us pause to give thanks and continue to
pray for our freedom and freedom around the world. We may
want to reflect on the words from the hymn "Let There Be
Peace on Earth and Let it Begin With Me" (Sy Miller and Jill
Jackson).
Birthdays: 17 Virginia Dobbs 24 Marie Miller.
PREACHING SCHEDULE
WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY
FOR SENIOR ADULTS
Wednesday, July 6
11:30am-1pm; ROC
Join us for an afternoon of food, fun, and fellowship especially for our senior adults. The afternoon will include light
lunch, guest speaker, and a game with fabulous prizes!
Reservations are required for lunch to the church office,
270-684-4226, by Tuesday, July 5. Come join us!
Transportation provided on request.
ROADRUNNERS
ARE ON THE ROAD!
We’ll travel on Thursday, July 14 to
Evansville for a visit to the Evansville
Museum and the Bennett Vintage Car
Museum. Cost is $20 per person and
includes lunch at Toroni’s. We will leave the ROC at 9:30am
and return by 3pm. Reservations, payment and lunch choice
should be given to Lynne Alvey no later than Sunday, July
10. [email protected] or 270-684-4226.
July 3
Traditional: Larry Miller
Shout!/Maceo: Rev. Greg Rose
July 10
Traditional: Rev. Darren Brandon
Shout!/Maceo: Rev. Greg Rose
July 17
Traditional/Shout!: Darren Brandon
Maceo: Anthony Marts
July 24
Traditional: Rev. Darren Brandon
Shout!/Maceo: Rev. Greg Rose
July 31
Traditional: Rev. Greg Rose
Shout!: Rev. Darren Brandon
July 3:
July 10:
July 17:
July 24:
July 31:
Aug 7:
Aug 14:
Aug 21:
Aug 28:
LITURGISTS
Rev. Carol Owen
Ann Johnson
Bob Glenn
Bill Mallonee
Becky Englehart
Rev. Carol Owen
Holly Glenn
Bill Mallonee
Patti Moore
MUSIC FOR JULY
YOUNG ADULTS RETREAT
Are you between the ages of 18 and 30? If
yes, then join us as a group of young
adults take off to Cumberland Falls and
Natural Bridge for a weekend retreat
July 14-17. There will be white water rafting, cliff diving,
hiking and so much more! This is the perfect opportunity to
get away and spend some time connecting with God (and
other young adults) in His beautiful creation. Cost is $85 and
that covers EVERYTHING! If you are interested in joining
usplease contact Karlie at the church office or by email:
[email protected]
STAINED GLASS WINDOW
PROJECT COMPLETE
The re-glazing, framework, and new
protective covers have been completed on
the six west side windows, and the three
short windows facing 4th Street of our
sanctuary. Thanks to the team from Willet
-Hauser Architectural Glass and our Trustees for their leadership on this project.
July 3: Special music by Donna Hutchinson and Pat
Schmied, piano; Rebecca Volk, soprano
July 10: Special music by Rachel Keeley and Joan Baker,
sopranos
July 17: Special music by Alicia Marts, flute; Molly
Tegethoff, soprano
July 24: Special music by Nathan Clark, trombone;
Mike Clark, oboe; Holly Pantle, flute
July 31: Special music by Ann Johnson and Diane Earle,
piano
CHURCH COMMUNICATION
If you need to contact a pastor at Settle the following information will help you:
Church office: 270-684-4226
Email: [email protected]
Darren Brandon: home/cell: 270-570-2004
Email: [email protected]
Greg Rose: home/cell: 270-993-7764
Email: [email protected]
Carol Owen: church office: 270-684-4226
Email: [email protected]
July Calendar
Continuous Activities at Settle
Office Hours: Monday, Friday , 8:00am - 4:00pm
Closed on Most National Holidays*
Preschool: Out for the Summer
Parents Day Out: M, W, F , 9:00am - 12:30pm Education Building
Friday, July 1
Saturday, July 2
Sunday, July 3
8:30am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
9:00am Maceo Worship, 9136 Sacra Drive
9:30am Sunday School, ROC/EB/SC
9:30am Fellowship, ROC
10:45am SHOUT! Contemporary Worship, SC
11:00 am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
Monday, July 4—Office Closed
Tuesday, July 5
Wednesday, July 6
10:00am Wednesday Bible Study, ROC/104
11:30am Wonderful Wednesday, Senior Adult Lunch, ROC
12:00pm Quilters, EB 306
5:30 p.m.
Knitting, Public Library, 2020 Frederica St.
8:00pm St. Benedict’s Volunteering
Thursday, July 7
7:30am Men’s Early Group, ROC
Friday, July 8
Saturday, July 9
Middle School to Kings Island
Sunday, July 10
8:30am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
9:00am Maceo Worship, 9136 Sacra Drive
9:30am Sunday School, ROC/EB/SC
9:30am Fellowship, ROC
10:45am SHOUT!, Contemporary Worship, Shepherd Center
11:00am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
5:00 pm Adult Discipleship Meeting, ROC 104
5:30pm High School Youth, ROC
Monday, July 11
4:30pm Faith Explorers Ladies Group, Naas Home
5:30pm Trustee Meeting, ROC 101
Tuesday, July 12
6:00pm Vision Team, ROC 104
Wednesday, July 13
10:00am Bible Study, ROC/104
12:00pm Quilters, EB 306
5:30 p.m.
Knitting, Public Library, 2020 Frederica St.
8:00pm St. Benedicts Volunteering
Thursday, July 14
7:30am Men’s Early Group, ROC
9:30am Roadrunners trip to Evansville
Young Adult Retreat
Friday, July 15
Young Adult Retreat
High School Youth 30 Hour Famine
Saturday, July 16
Young Adult Retreat
High School Youth 30 Hour Famine
Sunday, July 17
Young Adult Retreat
8:30am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
9:00am Maceo Worship, 9136 Sacra Drive
9:30am Sunday School, ROC/EB/SC
9:30am Fellowship, ROC
10:45am SHOUT!, Contemporary Worship, Shepherd Center
11:00am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
4:30pm Wide Open Spaces, ROC
Monday, July 18
4:30pm Faith Explorers Ladies Group, Naas Home
5:30pm Preschool Board Meeting, ROC 104
Tuesday, July 19
Middle School Youth Week
Wednesday, July 20
Middle School Youth Week
10:00am Wednesday Bible Study, ROC/104
12:00pm Quilters, EB 306
5:30 pm Knitting, Public Library, 2020 Frederica St.
7:00pm SPPR Mtg, ROC104
8:00pm St. Benedict’s Volunteering
Thursday, July 21
Middle School Youth Week
7:30am Men’s Early Group, ROC
Friday, July 22
Middle School Youth Week Pool Party
Saturday, July 23
Back to School Picnic and School Supply Giveaway, ROC
Sunday, July 24
8:30am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
9:00am Maceo Worship, 9136 Sacra Drive
9:30am Sunday School, ROC/EB/SC
9:30am Fellowship, ROC
10:45am SHOUT! Contemporary Worship, SC
11:00 am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
4:30pm Wide Open Spaces, ROC
5:30pm High School Youth, ROC
Monday, July 25
4:30pm Faith Explorers Ladies Group, Naas Home
Tuesday, July 26
Wednesday, July 27
10:00am Bible Study, ROC/104
5:30 p.m.
Knitting, Public Library, 2020 Frederica St.
8:00pm St. Benedicts Volunteering
Thursday, July 28
7:30am Men’s Early Group, ROC
Friday, July 29
Saturday, July 30
Sunday, July 31
8:30am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
9:00am Maceo Worship, 9136 Sacra Drive
9:30am Sunday School, ROC/EB/SC
9:30am Fellowship, ROC
10:45am SHOUT! Contemporary Worship, SC
11:00 am Traditional Worship Service, Sanctuary
4:30pm Wide Open Spaces, ROC
5:30pm High School Youth, ROC
Settle Memorial Vision Update
June, 2016
We want to provide the congregation an update on the developments in our visioning process. The main purpose of our visioning
process is to take “Our Mission” to a new level. “Our Mission”, which is published weekly in our bulletin, states:
Our Mission
…
…
…
…
To reach out and welcome all people
To relate persons to Jesus Christ
To develop and nurture persons as Christian disciples
To live as faithful, loving Christian disciples in the world
Early last year, we surveyed the congregation on what Settle Memorial is doing well and things that we can do to improve our commitment to “Our Mission”. Our care for people and outreach to the community through missions has been supported by GIC funding and direct member volunteer support of many projects. Worship services have been combined on several occasions, including
the outdoor service at the river, bringing members together that may not ordinarily have the opportunity to worship in the same service. The digital directory is up and running and available to all members.
In addition, the Vision Team and other Settle Memorial Committees met individually to conduct idea sessions on Immediate, Short
Term, and Long Term actions in response to input from the congregation. From that work, a series of key projects emerged:
iPad for Traditional worship which was donated anonymously and is now in use.
Security System for children’s check in at Sunday School was implemented in February. The new check-in system for the Children's Department has had a really positive impact on parents, especially visitors. We love knowing that our kids are safe,
and it has been great for guests to see right from the moment they walk in to Settle that this is a place where kids are cared
for.
Playground Improvement and expansion was completed during the GIC workday in April. The Children's Council, in conjunction with the Preschool Board, elected to upgrade and expand the current playground. This playground is used mainly for
our preschool aged church children, and the actual preschool students. The equipment is geared toward the younger
ages. We felt that there were some upgrades that could be made that would make the area more usable and attractive to the
general church population and definitely to the older children and youth in our church. We have extended the existing fence
to enclose approximately 500 more square feet of playground space for the children. This will enclose the basketball area,
and add four square area and hop scotch. This will also give the preschoolers a large area to use riding toys -- something
else purchased with this expansion plan. Three new playground elements have also been added: an adjustable basketball
goal (good for all ages), a tetherball court, and a funnel ball court. We believe that all three of these are fun and attractive to
a wide age band. A new storage center will be installed to house the riding toys and balls for usage.
Boy Scout room in the basement of the church sanctuary was clearedand is being remodeled so it can be used for grades 3 – 5.
The Children's Council discussed last fall ways to improve our Junior Youth Group. We feel that getting our students involved in JYF is such an important step in their faith formation. If we can get them in the habit early of making youth group
a priority, then once middle school and high school arrive they will already be ingrained in the church youth programs. Those middle school and high school years can be extremely difficult to wade through, and having church friends
and leaders as a regular part of their lives will definitely help! Currently JYF meets every other Sunday -- we either meet in
the Sunday School rooms (which are preschool classrooms) or the Anchor -- the basement area specifically built for preschool aged children. While these are wonderful places within our church, we think JYF will be more "attractive" to our
older children if they feel like it is more age appropriate for them. We envision a type of "Club/Recreation" room for our
JYF kids -- something comfortable and inviting, and very age specific to our 3rd, 4th and 5th graders.
Media updates in worship spaces are underway with many upgrades completed and more underway. Small items, like cables
and headphones, have been purchased. Visits to other churches and dialogue with vendors have been on-going. Bids have
been received for monitors for SHOUT and Cry Room.
Organ Console Replacement is currently underway and should be completed mid-summer
Welcome Area and Shepherd Center Gathering Area have been refurbished with new furniture and a fresh coat of paint. Accessories have been added to enhance the décor and make the areas more inviting for all.
Worship and Communion preparation areas are being remodeled to improve efficiency. Cabinets in the Chapel for pastors and
acolytes, are installed and working well. Cabinets for the communion preparation area will be installed soon.
While the Lord’s work is never done, we feel HE has guided us to make significant progress in Our Mission to support HIS
work. We will keep you updated as that work continues.
In His Service,
The Vision Team
Risk, Taking Mission and Service
SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR
MISSION TRIP
Cara Embry, one of our college
students, will be heading to the
Dominican Republic in July with a group from Lindsey Wilson College. Cara is collecting supplies to take with her on
the trip. Please bring donations to the church office by July 1.
Children's daily multi-vitamins
Ibuprofen/Tylenol
Coloring books and crayons
FAITH PROMISE UPDATE
On Tuesday, June 7th the Missions Committee met and dispersed the following funds: From Faith Promise - $3,500
each for Help Office, Boulware Mission; $750 each for Mary
Kendall, Camp Loucon; $600 each for Ricky Freeman and
Kevin Wallace at CSF; $500 each for Habitat, Young Life,
Red Bird Mission, Henderson Settlement, Jail & Prison Ministry, Friends of Sinners, KWC Campus Ministries, Laura Lee
Sims, Help Build Hope, and Kelsi Purdy Grey (Kosovo);
$250 for Cara Embry (Dominican Republic, college mission trip).
From Herman Batt Fund - $1,000 each going to the Morrissey’s (Thailand), Howard’s (Spain) and Ronald Kaluya
(Uganda). As well as funds for those going on the Thailand
and Czech Mission Trips.
Thanks to everyone who has supported our Mission Partners
through Faith Promise!
HELP BUILD HOPE
MEALS FOR ST. BENEDICT’S
Thanks to July and August volunteers:
July 6: John Edge
July 13: Millsap family
July 20: Teri Meythaler Group
July 27: Settle Staff
August 3: Good News Class
August 10: Barb Rose
August 17: John Edge
August 24: Faith Explorers
August 31: The Village
In the month of July, our Mission Prayer Focus is highlighting
Good News Jail & Prison Ministry and Camp Loucon
Good News Jail & Prison Ministry invites you to pray:
• That the Gospel would enter the hearts and minds of incarcerated men, women and children worldwide
• For Good News chaplain, Emil Herzog, who serves these
inmates
• For efforts to expand into prisons, states and nations not
currently served by a prison ministry.
• That the Lord would use Good News’ Bible Correspondence Courses to help inmates understand the Word of God
• That Good News’ Life Learning Program would help the
inmates grasp what God has done for them and equip them
to live for Him both in prison and outside the prison
Settle Children and Youth going to Loucon for
camp this summer. We have 17 kids with ages ranging 7-18 years old. Pray for enjoyment of Christian
fellowship, a closer deeper walk with God.
Saturday, July 30
8:00am, Convention Center
Mark your calendars for Saturday, July 30th to be at the
Convention Center for Habitat’s Help Build Hope wall build.
It starts with breakfast at 8am and then we start building two
homes worth of walls at 9am. Last year Settle had over 25
volunteers participate and we’d love for more to come.
Thailand Mission Trip
TEAM INFORMATION
July 30, 10am-3pm EDT
The Conference Meeting for the
Thailand Mission Trip is Saturday,
July 30th from 10am-3pm Eastern. This
is our only conference team meeting
before the trip. Contact Anthony for more information:
[email protected]
DONATIONS NEEDED FOR MARY KENDALL HOME
The Mary Kendall Home is in need of the following items:
Paper towels; Non-aerosol hairspray
Hair gel; SPF30 spray sunscreen
These items can be taken directly to the Mary Kendall Home
or the church office.
Jarrett Embry and Larry Miller
spent a day at Loucon recently
repairing the sign at the entrance
to the camp. Job well done,
guys!
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
During the summer months our UMW Circles do not
meet, but we have a chance to serve during this time
by offering extra support to one of our mission partners. We have decided to assist the Help Office. The
Help Office's food pantry is low, so bringing in any nonperishable food items during the months of June, July, and
August is how we can help. Because the Help Office has
many clients who are homeless they specifically ask for cans
with pop-tops and healthy snacks. You can bring your donations to the church office or drop them in the basket in the
welcome area.
Mission U is July 14-17 at Lindsey Wilson College.
Summer Celebration is August 2! All circles are invited,
and of course, visitors are welcome. We are meeting at the
Briarpatch at 11:30am.
CAVE QUEST – FOLLOWING JESUS, THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
What an amazing week we have had at Cave Quest – VBS 2016! There are so many reasons to be thankful.
~ Over 150 children learned of Jesus’ love this week. Nearly 80% are children outside of our church.
What an amazing ministry opportunity!
~ We have had nearly 50 adults and youth volunteers helping us each day! But we can always use more
next year.
~ Over 700 man-hours went into preparing for VBS! Yes, you read that correctly. Over 700 hours!! So
many of our loving church members donated numerous items and money to help with supplies for VBS.
~ We all worked together to raise $2500.00 for Habitat for Humanity, which helps us show the hope of
Jesus to people in our community.
Most of all, we are thankful for the opportunity to share a message of hope and love.
*Jesus gives us hope. – “O Lord, you alone are my hope.” (Psalm 71:5)
*Jesus gives us courage. – “Take courage. I am here!” (Matthew 14:27)
*Jesus gives us direction. – “He will show you which path to take.” (Proverbs 3:6)
*Jesus gives us love. – “We know what real love is because Jesus gave up his life for us.” (1 John 3:16)
*Jesus gives us his power. – “Our great power is from God, not from ourselves.” (2 Corinthians 4:7)
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MEMORIALS
Memorial Fund
Juanita Carder
Good Samaritan Fund
Colleen Bouser
Given by: Edgar & Patricia Daic
Raymond K. Carder
Given by: Phyllis Church
Sean Fister
Given by:
Bill & Brenda Carpenter
Carol Taylor
Given by: Jean Alley
Larry & Jeanie Owen Miller
Carol Moore
Don Moore, Jr.
Given by: Jean Alley
Larry & Jeanie Owen Miller
Todd & Kris Wilkerson
Shirley Merriam
Given by: Gary & Virginia Braswell
Tom & Pat Burton
Larry & Jeanie Owen Miller
Peggy Morris
Given by: Larry & Jeanie Owen Miller
Help Office
Peggy Morris
Given by: Norman & Adrienne Feige
Sean Fister
Edna Graham
Given by: Phyllis Church
Kelly Lunn
Given by: Connie Blanton
Shirley Merriam
Given by: Phyllis Church
Grief Booklets
Shirley Merriam
Given by: Norma North
United Methodist Women
Peggy Morris
Given by: Dudley & Sue Bryant
Friendship Force
William & Carolyn Hawkins
Barbara Jackson
Shirley Merriam
Tami Neel
Ray & Marion Plucknett
Narvol & Amy Randol
Cathy Rogier
Sue Sewing
Keith & Vickie Sharber
Tom & Linda Schild
Leighton & Kay Thomison
Steve & Shannon Underwood
Gary & Becky Vossburgh
Faye Wilkerson & David Crafton
We extend deepest sympathy to the family of Helen Hazelrigg on her
passing, May 23; to the family of Colleen Bouser, who passed away on
June 5; to Lori Brubaker and family on the passing of her father Loren
Kaetzel, June 11; Jackie Scholl and family on the passing of her sister,
Nancy Poole, June 14; the family of Shirley Merriam on her passing,
June 17.