in honor of
Martha Smither, 2020
Martha believes in cancer research and the benefits of clinical trials.
She is grateful to God for being here today and is eternally grateful to be here doing what she loves. Martha is looking forward to traveling again, remembering trips to Cuba, Poland, Austria, and Japan (as a Hot Springs delegate).
Martha loves to cook and entertain, however, the cooking has curtailed since Wilbur’s death in 2015.
She believes in making a difference in people’s lives and likes to do things that are enjoyable to her; reading, knitting and golfing.
She is here for a purpose, to help other people and to make a difference in their lives, especially the lives of children.
2020 in honor of
Barbara Kendrick, Betty Jennings, Betty Eccleston, Catherine Harvey, Carl McHenry, Christine Martinez, Christy Heath, Christine Martinez, Connie Silva, Cora Burch, Colleen Bland, Cyrie Wright, Daniel F. Aylward, Dan Webb, Dallas Erdman, Diane Bielanski, Dick Powell, Dot Ramsey, Eileen Miller, Erik Karlstrom, Eugenia Lois Simpson, Graham Williamson, Greg Corwin, Irv Johnson, Janet Lindsey, Jane Kearby, Jeanine Jacobsen, Jennifer Rivera, Jim Gifford, Judy Corwin, Ken MacNeill, Kitt Farrell-Poe, Mary Ann Witcraft, Marla Kimmes, Marilyn Morgan, Mary Beth Kovanen, Mary Neffner, Melanie Pederson, Nancy Paulis Crews, Nancy Webb, Nancy Groves, Peggy Sutey, Rosie Farrell, Sandy Kellerman, Sheila Jones, Susan Aylward, Susan Beattie Meyers, Terry Lee, Tom Donnelly, Tracey Salter
In Memory of
Shirley Engquist, 2020
Honoring Shirley’s memory
Shirley liked the Hawaiian saying, “Live in the Aloha Spirit” which means to live in such a way that you embody genuine warmth, affection, and compassion in your relationships and interactions with others. This helped Shirley deal with the loss of her mother (who died of breast cancer at the age of 55), the loss of her precious husband and son and her granddaughter, Kelsey’s diagnosis of ovarian and thyroid cancer.
If you knew Shirley, she didn’t have time to be sick and didn’t dwell on her many medical conditions that included breast cancer. If there was something that needed to be done, she was there. She stayed active in PEO, The Village Walk for Cancer Research, Hospice, First Step Teach, golf, many bridge groups and Christ Lutheran Church Befrienders Group. Shirley proudly served on the board of First Electric until she wasn’t able to make the long drive to Jacksonville. Shirley was active with the Village Walk and was recognized for all of her involvement with the Village Walk and as a cancer survivor in 2007.
Shirley died on June 2, 2018 leaving her legacy for all to cherish.
2020 in memory of
Alvin Groves, Andrea Arendt, Ann Murdoch, Ann Karlstrom, Barbara Louise Shrock, Betty Mossman, Beatrice E. MacNeill, Bill Groves, Bill Lefler, Blaine Johner, Bob Sheppard, Bobby Goins, Christine Cagney, Chris Arnoult, Charlotte Hoelscher, Christine Cagnely, David Major, Dan Hawes, David Whitlow, Dan Ferguson, Danny Gann, Dewey Thompson, Diane Perrin, Dolores Yellin, Edith Luster, Eugene Bushee, Evaleen Cole, Gene & Bly Border, George Caruth, Glenda Goolsby, Hans Von Berg, Harold Cole, Harry Teare, Helen Dame, Herbert L. Davis, Helen Ritch, Hilda Bonar, Jan Farnsworth, Jean Dowden, Jerome Kearby, John Cole, Joyce Wilkerson, Joe D. Martin, Joan Collins, Kate Williamson, Karen Coe, Kathy Williams, Kerrie Lee Moreno, Kimberly Powell, Larry Aylward, Linda Bohanan, Linda Smeester, Louis Reynolds, Mary Helen Page, Melvin Arendt, Melissa Conway, Nancy Alkov, Norma Shoemaker, Noelia Gutierrez, Patricia Gordon, Pam Hayward (1956-2019), Peggy Prince, Ralph D. Austin, Roger Witcraft, Rose Marie Zukauskas, Roger Witcraft, Roger Jobe, Ruby Goolsby, Ruth Williams, Sandy Bopp, Shirley Engquist, Shirley Hawes, Tom Bryant, Tom Morgan, Tom Liszka, Virginia Lou Cole, Victor DiForti, Virginia Freeman, Virginia Lou Cole, Wayne Kapple, Wendy Maceo Melton, Wilbur Smither, Zeke Wiley
