Thank You for sharing all of this. It was really neat to see so many photos of my Grandparents (Billie and Marilyn Nelson) and Aunts/Uncles!

Thank you so much for sharing the Thomas Goyen story on your website. Our Oklahoma Family is very proud of his life and history. I have thoroughly enjoyed viewing and reading your stories and photos on Manning. Especially in regards to the Civil War soldiers and the GAR. Now I want to go visit the area and take in all that history. Very nice organized site, well done.

Hello! Thank you for including the obituary and pictures of my dad, Dennis Rohe on your page I have never seen those pictures of him as a young boy and it was a nice surprise to see his smiling face.

Hi Dave -
I see you have a pic of my grandfather Darrell Bales with a large piece of meat listed as unknown. I was wondering if you know if he was ever the butcher at the Fareway in Carroll.
Thx
Cheryl

Hi Dave -
Just checking in to take a quick peek at your site. I'll have to come back again soon and take a longer look. You continue to have an amazing site and I am among the legion of us who appreciate the incredible amount of work you put into it. All the best to you and yours for a healthy, productive, and happy remainder of the year.
Regards,
Howard

Dave,
Just wanted to publicly say Thank You for the tribute to my late mother Mary (McMahon) Klotzbach. I am so grateful for your diligence in documenting the town of Manning.

David,

Looking at the picture of the powerplant, I remembered a tour we took while in MHS. Noticed that the engine in front is different from the two in back and recalled being told during the tour that it was WW-2 surplus, originally intended to be used in diesel/electric submarines. Perhaps just a tale told to impress us farm kids.

Hi Dave,

How are you? Coming back to the site after a few years away. Good to know you are still running it. As our son got back to Manning, I will be around more often. Hugs from Brazil.

Dave
The 1970 Messiah pictures were a blast from my past. I can add one identification, the partially obscured woman behind Judy Jones and to her left (viewer's right) is my Aunt Lydia Musfeldt, wife of Herman Musfeldt, mother of Ruth, Dave, Tom and Sam. Herman was the eldest brother of my father, John Musfeldt Jr. Thanks again for providing this service for my hometown and all of us Manning "expats".

Dave, what fun to see pictures of Mom and Dad on your page. Vic and I were surprised to see that they knew each other longer than we thought. Thanks for posting these pictures and the many others you do. Always enjoy looking through the information and pictures you post. Sandy