Volunteers are dedicated
Brianne Boles sends this Cheer to Bona Vista volunteers:
On behalf of Bona Vista Programs, we are proud to recognize and thank all of the wonderful volunteers that serve throughout Howard County. Bona Vista is a fortunate organization because we are supported by a tremendous group of volunteers who serve our mission. From volunteering at our special events to assisting in the classrooms with the children we serve, every volunteer has made an impact on our agency throughout the years. Without these dedicated individuals, Bona Vista would not be where it is today!
We are honored to recognize all of the efforts and continual support we receive from our volunteers. I am thankful for every person that has touched the many lives at Bona Vista Programs and am honored to work with individuals who are willing to donate their time and efforts to give back to their community.
“Cheers” to all of the wonderful people that volunteer in our community! We are fortunate and lucky to have the support and dedication of a great group of individuals!
Easter basket workshop a success
Kokomo Urban Outreach sends this Cheer to the community:
The lives of over 500 children and their families are much happier thanks to the Kokomo community. Because of Tom Carey’s Easter Basket Workshop, parents received the supplies necessary to make an Easter basket for their children.
KUO Director Jeff Newton would like to thank those who donated and passed out the many toys, stuffed animals, chocolate rabbits and wrapped candy. You have been the hands and feet of Jesus this Easter!
Thanks for love and support
The Tom Rethlake family sends this Cheer to loving friends:
Thanks to Toula and all the girls at Louie’s Coney Island for giving Abby a beautiful celebration of life and remembering all the special things she loved.
The rain poured down, but the sun was shining bright through the love and laughter shared by all of Abby’s family and friends. With our faith in God and our strong support system, we have become stronger.
You are all Abby’s angels and we will never forget the love and kindness you have shown. We will be forever grateful for everyone’s love and support.
Opinion
Cheers & Jeers - Saturday, April 18, 2009
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Forever thankful
Monday is Memorial Day, a national holiday to remember those who have died while serving our country.
Memorial Day officially
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Cheers and Jeers - Saturday, May 26, 2012
Thanks for your kindness
Terry Siegrist, a paralegal in Salina, Kan., sends this Cheer:
“The family of the late Esther Sprinkle wishes to send our heartfelt thanks to all who gave so generously of their kindness and sympathy in the death of our beloved mother and grandmother. We especially want to thank those who visited us at the funeral home and sent flowers, cards, memorials or food.
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USPS scales back plans
The issue: Postal Service plans to keep smaller post offices open.
Our view: Agency deserves credit for listening to the concerns of customers.
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Sign change is overdue
A colleague of ours years ago said Indiana lawmakers should change the state motto to “We’ll Get Around to It.” His observation is both funny and sad.
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Tips on flag etiquette
Monday is Memorial Day – set aside to honor those Americans who gave their lives in this nation’s wars. Lots of folks fly the flag every day as a show of patriotism, but what many might not know is that there are specific rules outlined in the U.S. Flag Code concerning its display.
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Cheers & Jeers - Saturday, May 19, 2012
Carriers collect 19 tons of food
Brian S. Kidwell of Branch 533 of the letter carriers union sends this Cheer:
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Walk a lap, fight cancer
Before you read any farther, stop for a second and think about what this one word means to you: cancer.
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Program eyes troubled kids
If you know a teenager who has gotten off track, Elissa Andersen might be just the person to call.
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Editorial - May 15, 2012: Hard work still pays
The issue: The Class of 2012.
Our view: Congratulations on your achievement, graduating high school seniors, and remember to thank those who helped you along the way to success.
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de la Bastide: Indiana, the nation lose true statesman
During his 36 years in the U.S. Senate, Richard Lugar was noted for his ability to compro-mise when it came to legislation impacting the nation, and as a statesman when it came to foreign policy issues.
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