Team of Hope rides LA to Washington for cancer fight
Darren Mullen Wichita firefighter rode with 20 others as part of the Bristol-Myers Squibb Tour of Hope led by Lance Armstrong traveling from Los Angeles on Oct 1 to the east coast by Oct 9. The ride honors his wife Debra who died in 2003, with Mullen citing his daughter’s 50 50 chance of breast cancer. The team includes cancer survivors medical personnel and supporters.
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Darren Mullen
Wichita
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
of Hope
Lance Armstrong
East Coast
Mullen
Sara Mullen
Dan Mullen
Letha Lytle
Wellsville
Darrell
Eleanor Mullen
Ottawa
Debra
Dunbar
Leander Dunbar
North Carolina
Lane
Leander
Albert Dunbar
Steve
Denny
Ron
Clan Dunbar
John Muir
United States
Cromwell
Cathedral of
Elgin
Blervie
Burgie
Blackbeard
Pluscarden Priory
Richmond Presbyterians and Methodists highlight women’s history
Lorene Stockard outlined the 1884 Presbyterian and 1921 Methodist women’s activity beginnings in Richmond. She traced 1953 church unification forming Methodist Community Church of Richmond, noted WFMS later WSCS then United Methodist Women, and described a 135th anniversary celebration with officers listed. The Dunbar family Scotland trip and clan events followed, recounting tours, genealogies, and historic sites.
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Presbyterian
Methodist
Richmond
Lorene Stockard
United Methodist
Stockard
Methodist Community Church of
Women's Foreign Missionary Service
WFMS
Women’s Society of Christian Service
WSCS
United Methodist Women
UMW
United Methodist Church
Mary Hall
Pat Calcott
Pat Vin
Dunbar
Scotland
Dorothy Dunbar
Don
Miriam (Dunbar
Leavenworth
Ron
Elaine Dunbar
Janna Dunbar
Lawrence
Ashley Dunbar
Manhattan
Steve
Ronnie Dunbar
Livonia
Mich
Denny
Jeanne Dunbar
Bonner Springs
Lynn Gambrell
Donna Cade
Emporia
New Jersey
Glasgow
North Berwick
Urquhart
Loch Ness Lake
Aberdeen
Scone Palace
Arbroath Abbey
England
Stirling
Bannockburn
Edinburgh Castle
South Africa
India
the Cades
Clan Dunbar
Albert
Ottawa University
Eastern Star Club News Dedication Highlights Ruths Station
The Sadana Chapter 194 of the Order of the Eastern Star held an Emblem Dedication Ceremony for the Sheaf at Ruth's Station in memory of Sister Lois Burroughs a 50 year member. Don Burroughs and Ruby attended. Introduction of officers and members followed with reports noting a $272.78 lunch sale during Jayhawker Days and a push to recruit new members.
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Sadana
Order of the One Star
Williams
Ruth’s Station
Lois Burroughs
Lois
Don Burroughs
Ruby
Lynnett Burroughs
JoAnn Duvall
Norma Steward
Shiela Worden
Dottie Higgs
Grand Chapter of
Kansas
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Ruth
Mike Towner
Union
Ottawa
Doris Reed
Pomona
Ray Reed
Evelyn Band
Eastern Star
Andersons
DAR Gen. Edward Hand Chapter Met For Noon Luncheon
Gen Edward Hand Chapter DAR met October 9 in the Old Depot Museum for a noon luncheon prepared by Bonnie O Berg and co host Kitty Sampson. Nineteen members and three guests attended including Cara Palsley and Helen Pedrick. Eldon Evans Paola spoke on Tails of the Rails.
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Edward Wand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Old School
Old Depot Museum
Bonnie O'Berg
Kitty Sampson
Cara Palsley
Helen Pedrick
Edith Rader
Elaine Oakleaf
Emily Kirkpatrick
Eldon Evans
Paola
Barbara Dew
Franklin County Visitor Information Center
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Debra Huss
Lane Senior Center
Larry Buss
Lane Methodist Church
Kidskind
Marilyn Sanders
Sigma Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Appanoose Area
Beth Gentry
Janet Radcliffe
Joyce Gottschamer
Avis Campbell
Nancy Fischer
Sharon Schnieders
Cindy Ayers
Virginia Cook
Barb Engel
Betty Hazen
Gloria
N.E. Kansas
Fao
Dr. Ghesre
Ing
Sarah Peters
Virginia Cunningham
Dorothy Duvall
Sherry Reiter
Hall and
Calcott
Rosalie Schafer
Laura Cox
Sunshine
Dorothy Cooper
Betty Prue
Club News
Ces
Bester
Wallis
Vlor Bro Construction
Eisenhower
Fpeckram
Fort Wildcat
Vermont
Pleasantridge
Edward Hand
Dar
WIBW
15Th Street
Church of Christ
Ottawa, Kansas
Tom Holland
Tom
America
Kansas Social Services
Holland
Tomhollandforkansas
Tony Brown
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