Guy C. Miller of Magic Valley, Idaho, committed suicide by driving his vehicle off of a mountain.
Guy was born to Guy and Judy (Hollifield) Miller on August 12th, 1972 in Germany. He died on September 28th, 2009 at the age of 37.
Guy married his wife on September 3rd, 2005. They had two children, Quincee and Bodie. He is also survived by an older son, Keegan Orvis.
If you are interested in reading the details that surrounded his suicide, please go to http://www.magicvalley.com/ There are two articles on the lower right-hand side of the page.
In addition to his parents and children, he is also survived by a sister and his best friend, a bulldog, JoJo. He also had many uncles, aunts, cousins and friends. I choked up as I read the article of the details that surrounded his last few minutes of life. Everyone knew that his dog, JoJo, was always with him. Just before he drove his vehicle off of the cliff, he called his sister and told her that she was to take JoJo for him. When emergency personnel arrived at the scene, they found JoJo pacing around as she waited for Guy to return to her. Since then, JoJo has gone to live with Guy's sister.
His memorial service will be conducted at 11:00 on Monday, October 5th at the Hore-Robertson funeral Chapel in Jerome, Idaho.
Dennis and Jeanette Miller of Leoti are his uncle and aunt. They live at 311 West "K" Street.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Christopher A. Glazier--Service Arangements
Christopher was a lifetime resident of Greeley County. He was born on June 3rd, 1989 and died on October 3rd, 2009 in Wichita County, Kansas. He is survived by his parents, Joe D. and Shawna Glazier, his sister, Courtney, 2 grandmothers, Joan Paxman of Tribune and Vivian Glazier of Nacogdoches, Texas, numerous uncles, aunts and cousins. His grandfathers preceded him in death.
He was a clerk at Tribune's Eagle Travel Store.
Graveside services will be held at 2:00 MST on Wednesday, October 7th at the cemetary just south of Tribune.
Friends may call from 9:00 to 8:00 p.m. (MST) on Tuesday and from 9:00 to noon (MST) on Wednesday at Price and Sons Funeral Home in Tribune.
Memorials may be given to the Christopher A. Glazier Memorial Fund in care of the funeral home.
If you wish to send flowers or plants to the family, please call The Flower Shop in Tribune at 620-376-4059 or The LadyBug in Leoti at 620-375-2172.
I have posted the family's home addresses in my post--Tragedy 2.
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He was a clerk at Tribune's Eagle Travel Store.
Graveside services will be held at 2:00 MST on Wednesday, October 7th at the cemetary just south of Tribune.
Friends may call from 9:00 to 8:00 p.m. (MST) on Tuesday and from 9:00 to noon (MST) on Wednesday at Price and Sons Funeral Home in Tribune.
Memorials may be given to the Christopher A. Glazier Memorial Fund in care of the funeral home.
If you wish to send flowers or plants to the family, please call The Flower Shop in Tribune at 620-376-4059 or The LadyBug in Leoti at 620-375-2172.
I have posted the family's home addresses in my post--Tragedy 2.
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Flower Shop in Tribune, Ks.
As promised in my prior article, I found the flower shop information in Tribune. Here it is in case you ever want to send flowers or a plant to someone there:
The Flower Shop
408 Broadway Ave
Tribune, Ks. 67879
620-376-4059
My sister-in-law, Shelly Wishon-Blau, previously owned the flower store. I now think that my cousins, Tanner and his wife, own it.
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The Flower Shop
408 Broadway Ave
Tribune, Ks. 67879
620-376-4059
My sister-in-law, Shelly Wishon-Blau, previously owned the flower store. I now think that my cousins, Tanner and his wife, own it.
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Tragedy--Part 2
Earlier, I mentioned that a young man lost his life last night, October 3rd, while attending an after-wedding party at a house on the Wichita/Logan County line. He has been identified as Kris Glazier. He was the son of Joe and Shauna Glazier of Tribune.
Today in church, a relative of his shared with the congregation that his death was a suicide. He stepped out in front of a moving vehicle. Unfortunately, his girlfriend, Tori Jeffries of Leoti, reportedly witnessed the whole thing but was unable to prevent it from happening.
Please pray for everyone concerned!
At times when these unthinkable things happen, it is more-than-ever imperative that we let the survivors know that we are thinking of them.
Here are mailing addresses for the parents and his girlfriend:
Joe and Shawna Glazier
320 Ingalls
Tribune, Ks.
67879
Tori Jeffries
302 West "J" Street
Leoti, Ks.
67861
Don't forget that Leoti has great florists now! To arrange to send flowers, plants, etc., call the LadyBug at 620-375-2172. I believe that Tribune also has a flower shop. When I post this, I am going to attempt to get that information for those whom are interested. If I find that information, I will post a new article on my blog.
I will also post his funeral information when that info is made available.
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Today in church, a relative of his shared with the congregation that his death was a suicide. He stepped out in front of a moving vehicle. Unfortunately, his girlfriend, Tori Jeffries of Leoti, reportedly witnessed the whole thing but was unable to prevent it from happening.
Please pray for everyone concerned!
At times when these unthinkable things happen, it is more-than-ever imperative that we let the survivors know that we are thinking of them.
Here are mailing addresses for the parents and his girlfriend:
Joe and Shawna Glazier
320 Ingalls
Tribune, Ks.
67879
Tori Jeffries
302 West "J" Street
Leoti, Ks.
67861
Don't forget that Leoti has great florists now! To arrange to send flowers, plants, etc., call the LadyBug at 620-375-2172. I believe that Tribune also has a flower shop. When I post this, I am going to attempt to get that information for those whom are interested. If I find that information, I will post a new article on my blog.
I will also post his funeral information when that info is made available.
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Saturday, October 3, 2009
Our kitchen sink
Boy, aren't I just really tickling you to death today with my helpful household tips???
In my previous article, I mentioned cleaning our dishes with Lime-Away today. I washed these dishes in the Lime-Away water in our stainless steel sink. Something interesting began to happen almost immediately! The lime-away water was cleaning our sink like nothing before! After the dishes were finished and put away, I squirted our store-brand of Lime-Away into the sink and scrubbed gently. Some spots demanded to be cleaned with my steel wool pad. After the first sink was cleaned and rinsed, we compared it to the other sink next to it. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!! Needless to say, I repeated the cleansing process in the other sink.
After both sinks were cleaned and rinsed, I ran a towel in them. They are now shining like mirrors! I am very impressed considering the fact that the sinks are almost 20 years old.
Give it a try sometime.
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In my previous article, I mentioned cleaning our dishes with Lime-Away today. I washed these dishes in the Lime-Away water in our stainless steel sink. Something interesting began to happen almost immediately! The lime-away water was cleaning our sink like nothing before! After the dishes were finished and put away, I squirted our store-brand of Lime-Away into the sink and scrubbed gently. Some spots demanded to be cleaned with my steel wool pad. After the first sink was cleaned and rinsed, we compared it to the other sink next to it. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!! Needless to say, I repeated the cleansing process in the other sink.
After both sinks were cleaned and rinsed, I ran a towel in them. They are now shining like mirrors! I am very impressed considering the fact that the sinks are almost 20 years old.
Give it a try sometime.
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Your advice to me
First of all, THANK YOU to all of you who have sent me advice on what to to do about the HEAVY residue that has been plaguing our dishes once they are washed in our brand new dishwasher!!! Some of the people sent me advice via email so you weren't able to see what remedies were given. I have THOROUGHLY appreciated each and every recommendation!
A couple of people suggested that I try LIME-AWAY. Like, duh!!! In the past, I ran it through our old dishwasher once a month. Now...I forgot about it??? It cleans the interior as well as the little holes that dispense water throughout the twirling arms, etc. If you want to try it in your own machine, make sure that no dishes are left in the machine. Run hot water through your kitchen faucet until it is super hot. Once it is hot, turn off your faucet and start your dishwasher on the longest cycle. If your machine has a high water temperature function, make sure that it is turned on. Run the first short cycle with nothing but hot water. After that water has drained and the next cycle's water is in the dishwasher, pour 1 cup of LIME-AWAY into the water and let the cleansing begin!!!
When your entire wash and rinse cycle has been completed, open the DW and take a look. Usually, you'll be able to see a shine on the dishwasher's interior unlike before. The stainless steel parts will also be clean and shiny. I like to look at the ends of the twirling arms. I am always surprised to see how much HAIR, etc. is sticking out of the holes! Just reach in with your fingers and pull the debris out. Your machine is now ready to do a much better cleaning job than before!
I decided to use that method first since I actually had a store brand of it on hand. As I just said, I run LIME-AWAY through an empty machine. So, while that was happening, I filled our kitchen sink up with HOT water with a generous amount of the store brand lime-away. Then, one by one, I filled the sink with the glasses and cups that were nasty. After all of our glasses and cups had been soaked and cleaned with the lime-away water, I proceeded to rinse them. Once they were rinsed, I did the same thing to our plates and silverware. By the time that everything had been cleaned with lime-away and had been rinsed, I was ready for step 2. After rinsing the dirty water out of the sink, I plugged it up again and filled it with HOT water with dishsoap in it. After I re-washed each and every glass, cup, plate, fork, spoon, etc., that I had just used the lime-away on, I rinsed it, dried it and put it away. I am very happy to say that EVERYTHING is beautifully shiny and clean now!
We use glass and china plates. Our china plates have real gold on the edges. When I washed the china, I was very careful about not hurting the gold. I sure wouldn't recommend that you soak them for very long with lime-away. I also wouldn't apply it directly to the china either.
WEAR RUBBER GLOVES WHENEVER HANDLING LIME-AWAY, THE NAME BRAND OR THE STORE BRAND!!! If you do not, your hands stand a good chance of being damaged and burned from the chemicals. Plus, when you wear rubber gloves, you can use pure hot water which kills germs. When my hands become dry and chapped,I put alot of lotion on my hands. Then, I put on the rubber gloves and go to work with hot water doing dishes, etc. The heat from the water helps the lotion penetrate into skin better than otherwise. Try it!!!
Now, that my dishwasher is clean and all the dishes look brand-new again, I will use Carolyn's advice and add the vinegar in my dishwasher when I wash them in the dishwasher next. I am also planning on going to the store and buying that Lemon product that was recommended.
A couple of people suggested that I try LIME-AWAY. Like, duh!!! In the past, I ran it through our old dishwasher once a month. Now...I forgot about it??? It cleans the interior as well as the little holes that dispense water throughout the twirling arms, etc. If you want to try it in your own machine, make sure that no dishes are left in the machine. Run hot water through your kitchen faucet until it is super hot. Once it is hot, turn off your faucet and start your dishwasher on the longest cycle. If your machine has a high water temperature function, make sure that it is turned on. Run the first short cycle with nothing but hot water. After that water has drained and the next cycle's water is in the dishwasher, pour 1 cup of LIME-AWAY into the water and let the cleansing begin!!!
When your entire wash and rinse cycle has been completed, open the DW and take a look. Usually, you'll be able to see a shine on the dishwasher's interior unlike before. The stainless steel parts will also be clean and shiny. I like to look at the ends of the twirling arms. I am always surprised to see how much HAIR, etc. is sticking out of the holes! Just reach in with your fingers and pull the debris out. Your machine is now ready to do a much better cleaning job than before!
I decided to use that method first since I actually had a store brand of it on hand. As I just said, I run LIME-AWAY through an empty machine. So, while that was happening, I filled our kitchen sink up with HOT water with a generous amount of the store brand lime-away. Then, one by one, I filled the sink with the glasses and cups that were nasty. After all of our glasses and cups had been soaked and cleaned with the lime-away water, I proceeded to rinse them. Once they were rinsed, I did the same thing to our plates and silverware. By the time that everything had been cleaned with lime-away and had been rinsed, I was ready for step 2. After rinsing the dirty water out of the sink, I plugged it up again and filled it with HOT water with dishsoap in it. After I re-washed each and every glass, cup, plate, fork, spoon, etc., that I had just used the lime-away on, I rinsed it, dried it and put it away. I am very happy to say that EVERYTHING is beautifully shiny and clean now!
We use glass and china plates. Our china plates have real gold on the edges. When I washed the china, I was very careful about not hurting the gold. I sure wouldn't recommend that you soak them for very long with lime-away. I also wouldn't apply it directly to the china either.
WEAR RUBBER GLOVES WHENEVER HANDLING LIME-AWAY, THE NAME BRAND OR THE STORE BRAND!!! If you do not, your hands stand a good chance of being damaged and burned from the chemicals. Plus, when you wear rubber gloves, you can use pure hot water which kills germs. When my hands become dry and chapped,I put alot of lotion on my hands. Then, I put on the rubber gloves and go to work with hot water doing dishes, etc. The heat from the water helps the lotion penetrate into skin better than otherwise. Try it!!!
Now, that my dishwasher is clean and all the dishes look brand-new again, I will use Carolyn's advice and add the vinegar in my dishwasher when I wash them in the dishwasher next. I am also planning on going to the store and buying that Lemon product that was recommended.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Early childhood screenings
Early childhood screenings are in the making right now. If you have a child who is 3-5-years-old, please contact Amy Spencer at RBSES by calling her at 375-2314.
Various things that will be screened:
1. Vision/Hearing
2. Speech/Language Development
3. Cognitive/Educational Skills
4. Social Development
5. Adaptive/Self Help Skills
6. Fine and Gross Motor Skills
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Various things that will be screened:
1. Vision/Hearing
2. Speech/Language Development
3. Cognitive/Educational Skills
4. Social Development
5. Adaptive/Self Help Skills
6. Fine and Gross Motor Skills
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