Went to church at St. Paul today & there was a coffee hour so we had a chance to visit around. We spread news of your engagement & Marie Mathis said maybe she'd be knitting a Christmas stocking sometime - if she wasn't too old! She makes lovely ones. There were questions about Lar & Kim & even Lois Himes said she's seen Dale & Marcy.
We had an interesting synod. Roth was defrocked 499-33 & he leaped upon the stage & took over the microphone. Finally after 2 recesses he was arrested & let go when he promised to stay away. They tried to introduce a motion to change things but it was out of order & they got nowhere. It did put a pall on the convention. Bishop Crumby did very well as presiding officer. What amazes me is the number of ballots needed to get a majority for office. For Dad to be elected twice to Thiel Board & once to executive board is something, esp. when we are considered to be in "the hinterland" & not as well known as those in Pittsburgh area.
We will be picking strawberries this week at Wentzel's. They pick first & offer them for sale so we got a qt. & they are good.
We saw some of the tornado damage & it is bad. Atlanta, near Greenburg, was really hit. Amish are there & Amish from all over came to help & they refuse govt help but will take underwear & shoes & material to make clothes.
Jacque W. Shoup had a son after 2 girls. Born during the storm. Janelle Welsh & family are moving back from Calif.
How was your trip back. The peanut butter fudge is still in the fridge.
Just a little not to say hello.
[Enclosure]
[Richard Nyquist is my oldest cousin on the Nelson side of the family.]
Until July 2010, when her eyesight deteriorated, my mother wrote 1000s of chatty letters during her lifetime - to her parents, in-laws, sisters, children, friends. Tho she started to write to me on a regular basis in Sept '68 when I began my freshman year at SUNY-Buffalo, it wasn't until 10 years later that I decided to hold onto them. (Very inconsistently at first, to which the big gaps between dates attest.) These are the letters transcribed, annotated, and otherwise highlighted here.
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