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04/28/19 08:24 PM #3099    

 

Patrick Gilbert

Oh that's to bad Roger.. Maybe someone that has a construction company can help out.. How much does something like that cost?


04/29/19 06:08 AM #3100    

Manuel Chambers

Roger have you contacted the Carpenters Union in Toledo. They used to have a program, where apprentices and journeymen, would come out and build them. You could also call the Northwest Ohio Building Trades Office. Hope this helps. 


04/29/19 06:51 AM #3101    

Manuel Chambers

Roger I would start with the Northwest Ohio Building Trades first, their phone number is 419-693-7717. Hopefully they will direct you to the Carpenters Union. Please,let us know if that helps. If I have to call up there and talk to someone I will, but I've been retired almost 11 years, and I was a Boilermaker, not a carpenter. I know we had a few carpenters in our class who have retired, Larry McIntire (sp ) Larry Bruin, they used to meet at Pat and Dandys once a month. Maybe one of our other classmates know how to contact them.


04/29/19 10:22 AM #3102    

 

Janis Fought (Brown)

The Area Office on Aging has a home modification program that also may help.


04/29/19 10:19 PM #3103    

 

Gary Kupper

Goodevening

My daughter and son-in-law hae tried all of those options to get a ramp built for my granddaughter who will be 12 in May as she was born with Spina Bifida with no success and my son in law was in te carpenter's union. They live in the Luckey Ohio area. If you find someplace I would love to know. Northern Ohio seems very unsupportive for this type of help. I am fortunate to live in the Reno NV area where many groups offer that kind of helpor financial reimbursement. 


04/30/19 10:44 AM #3104    

 

Gary Johnson

Not to belittle anyone elses experiences, but welcome to my world. I have been dealing with these issues for over 50 years. even 27 years after the ADA was passed, thw world is still not accessible as it should be. My heart goes out to you and I hope you find a solution that works for you. 


04/30/19 11:47 AM #3105    

 

Janis Fought (Brown)

Habitat for Humanity will do home repairs including accessibility. There is a form and some basic qualifications. It isn't free but cost is materials plus 10% and can be paid over two years with no interest.


05/17/19 10:51 PM #3106    

 

Dale Benington

Greetings, I bet that you thought that Ed and I forgot all about this month’s “Fundango.” Well we didn’t, but my recent knee operation was slowing things down a bit, however, for the first time since my operation on April 23rd, I ventured out, driving my car, over to our next proposed “Fundango” venue.

 
It was one of the longer “Fundango” drives, but it was worth it, because this place is famous for its prime rib, and Ed and I both had some (and it was tasty). I guess that this place is noted for its Lake Erie Perch as well, but I don’t eat much fish so I am not the person to ask about that.
 
So what place am I talking about? Well, our May Fundango is going to be on Thursday (holiday weekend adjustment), May 30th, from 5:30 until 8:30, at the Oregon Inn on 6067 Bay Shore Road (that’s in Oregon, Ohio, almost right on Maumee Bay). So plan on needing a few extra minutes to drive out there, but the food (The Menu) will be more than worth it.
 

 


05/18/19 08:43 AM #3107    

 

Cheryl Miller (Johnson)

Oregon Inn has wonderful food! Great choice!!! Sorry Jack & I can't join you. Mudhens' game that evening.

05/18/19 02:51 PM #3108    

Kim Wening (Maros)

Joe and I love the Oregon Inn. The perch are great.  They are known for the prime rib.


05/18/19 04:01 PM #3109    

Deborah Pfann

Y'all have fun.. great place. Hope to c ya @ the next one.

05/20/19 09:49 AM #3110    

Marge Updegraff (Mendeljian)

Wish we could be at the Fundango, but I am having knee replacement surgery that day. 


05/20/19 05:00 PM #3111    

Manuel Chambers

Good luck Marge listen to your Doctor and don’t over do it.


05/20/19 06:19 PM #3112    

 

Kim Frisk (Jensen)

Marge, I got my knee replacement 6 years ago. And the results are amazing! Well worth the recovery discomfort. But please don't post any photographs, I think Dale has covered that ad-nauseum!

05/21/19 10:49 AM #3113    

Pam Galbraith (Hudson)

Won't be able to make the FanFundango as we are headed up north.Have a great time...love prime rib so somebody have some for me!!!laugh


05/21/19 02:12 PM #3114    

Dave Dunmead

Marge: wish you the best on your upcoming surgery. May you have a speedy recovery!


05/21/19 03:12 PM #3115    

Kim Wening (Maros)

Pam, We hope to see you sometime soon.  Joe misses Ron.


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05/26/19 03:01 PM #3117    

 

Patrick Gilbert

Have a great Memorial day Spartans. We are very Lucky in that our class lost no lives during the Viet Nam War. We do however have real hero classmates that were wounded in action and are Purple Heart Reciepients. Ken Johnson, Dave Hill and Al Evner there are probably more that I am unaware of and I want to thank you all for risking your lives for our freedom.


05/27/19 08:21 AM #3118    

Marcia Kelso (Wilkinson)

Thanks to all the soldiers who risked their lives for us to live in freedom.  This day is for you - so enjoy it.  We're all glad you're still with us, but for those who lost family - may you be comforted in the thoughts of how much we appreciate it and them for their service.  Happy Memorial Day everyone.  Count your blessings and have a wonderful day.  Don't forget to thank a soldier.


05/27/19 10:46 AM #3119    

Pam Galbraith (Hudson)

Thank you to all our service men and women and their families who have given their lives that we can enjoy the past and present times that we all have had together as the class of 1968.  We are VERY LUCKY!!!!  Thank you to all of you that have served and are continuing to serve to make the USA the best place to live on earth!!!!!

Blessings to you all,

Pam


05/27/19 11:06 AM #3120    

 

Mark Cramer


05/28/19 10:12 AM #3121    

Gary McMahon


05/29/19 10:37 AM #3122    

Linda Rex (Brucksieker)

Hi, Everyone,  The week before Memorial Day Bob and I went to New Orleans to the National World War 2 Museum and donated my parents' 993 letters written during the war.  It is an amazing museum and I want to recommend that, if you have anything up in your attic or basement related to World War 2 from your parents, donate it to the museum.  We scanned everything into a flash drive before donating so we still have a record of everything.  They have a wonderful archive system which will preserve what you donate and make it available for anyone wishing to research about the many aspects of WWII.  After our appointment with the archivist who accepted our donation, we toured the museum.  You could go back many times before you could see it all.  If your parents served, it will give you a greater understanding of them that you'd never expect.  We left so thankful that our dads had served their country and that they had survived.  Plus, on Memorial Day, we were much more aware of the many families mourning the loss of a parent from the war.  Check it out at nationalww2museum.org.   Linda Rex Brucksieker


05/29/19 06:18 PM #3123    

Marge Updegraff (Mendeljian)

I would like to thank my classmates for their messages, texts and calls I have received prior to my knee replacement surgery. Thank you for all your comforting words, thoughts and prayers. I have surgery first thing tomorrow morning and feel so blessed with your support. I will keep you updated. Thank you again.


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