Submitted by Name: KEITH
MUSFELDT From:
winter haven, florida
Comments: i enjoy your webpage.
Added: December 23,
2014
Submitted by Name: Wendy (Kusel)
McKenna From:
Marysville, WA
Comments: Hi David. My father, now deceased, is
Cyril Kusel. My mother, Sharon Kusel. I was seeking information on Julius
Abraham and Sarah Kusel, which my brother Aaron has portaits of. Many thanks to
you for keeping the family tree. I guess I am the one to do that for my family.
Also, my brother has a framed certificate of sorts that would indicate that
there is a German Baron with the Kusel name in our history. Thanks
again!
Wendy McKenna
Added: December 2,
2014
Submitted by Name: Robin
Halbur From: Clive,
IA
Comments: Dave, I'm so sorry to hear of the
shocking news about Barry. He was one of the good guys who will be missed by so
many. My deepest sympathies.
Added: November 22,
2014
Submitted by Name: Brian & Lora
Ehrichs From:
Woodland CA
Comments: David, Lora and I are deeply
saddened by the loss of your brother. I pray for peace for you and your
family.
God Bless
Added: November 22,
2014
Submitted by Name: Greg
Schurer From:
Gering, NE
Comments: Hope your harvest is going well back
there. It sure is a busy time out here as the beans are just about all in. We
don't have soybeans out here, pretty well all dry edibles (navies, pintos, great
northerns and others) but most of them are cut and windrowed and combined off
the ground. Some farmers are starting to harvest them direct but I don't know
what the loss would be. Sugar beet harvest is in full swing but with this
unusual heat, they have held up a little on them. Corn harvest is just getting
a good start as it's still pretty high moisture. We haven't had a hard freeze
yet but may get one the first of the week. Wheat did pretty well this year.
We've had a very good year as far as moisture goes but not an over abundance of
it like it sounda like you have.
Added: October 25,
2014
Submitted by Name: Rosa Mae
Pennington-Leavitt From: Harlingen, TX
Comments: I was just advised of my dear friend,
John Pratt's, death and have viewed the wonderful memorial on your web page.
John and Joan were a wonderful couple and John will be missed by all of his
Dixieland Retirement Family.
All my love and condolences to the
family. Rosa Mae
Added: October 22,
2014
Submitted by Name: Rick and Beth
Heaton From:
Quimby, Iowa
Comments: Hi Dave! My son and daughter-in-law
recently purchased the old pink stucco house at 311 Third Street. I am helping
them research the history of this house and would love to find old photos of the
house back from it's glory days. Mike and Robin (Heaton) have plans to restore
their home to what is used to be while preserving the wonderful features that
lead them to purchasing it in the first place. If you have any info on this
glorious house please let me know! I also have Renee at the library checking on
history. Thanks so much! -Beth Heaton
Added: October 16,
2014
Submitted by Name: Linda
Warne From:
Phoenix, AZ
Comments: I always enjoy the information you
post about Manning. My G-grandparents, William and Maria Voss Pencker lived in
Manning. My grandfather, a Baak, married one of the Pencker daughters. Reading
about Manning helps me in my family research and somehow makes me feel closer to
them.
Added: September 16,
2014
Submitted by Name: Mary Mease
Wilkerson From:
Peoria Illinois
Comments: Wonderful to see info and pictures of
Ol Mease. Oliver Ulysses Mease was my great grand uncle. Born 1866 Stephenson
County,Illinois. Committed suicide 1927 by hanging himself in his barn. He
raised Percheron horses and is listed as owning several in the Percheron stud
archives. It is nice to see a picture of him with one of his horses. He had no
children of his own. His father, mother and most of his siblings settled in the
Ozarks. Thanks for sharing this wonderful information!
Added: September 11,
2014
Submitted by Name: Gene
Philpott From:
Culver City,Ca.
Comments: Thanks David, for letting me see the
Manning I remember.
Name: KEITH MUSFELDT
From: winter haven, florida
i enjoy your webpage.