First Presbyterian Church 4511 6th Avenue, Kearney, NE 68845
Volume XVVV
Number 3 March 2013 (308) 234-4543 www.fpckearney.org
PASTOR Rev. Dr. Stephen Price-Gibson
SESSION Clerk: Scott Matteson
A NOTE FROM STEPHEN: NO CRANE TRAVELS ALONE
ELDERS 2013 Steve Case Doug Giles Patricia Hild Steve Miller 2014 Shirley McCammond John McKirahan Lissa Woodruff 2015 Nathan Badgley Heidi Cobb Jacob Hild Steve Rothenberger
DEACONS 2013 Tim Hanson Jean Johnson Mary Jo Morrow Carol Smith Julia Tye 2014 Kit Alff Robin Bowers Mike Bryson Sally Olsen Dirk Shultz 2015 Richard Asher Jill Gealy Bev Pickens Paulette Wagner
The month of March this year is filled with meaning and purpose for First Presbyterian Church. It begins with the140th Anniversary of the founding of the church in 1873. Our service will begin with the glorious sound of bells, include a special anthem, we will receive new members, and be in communion with each other and with God at the Lord’s Table. This month we will be sending Thea and Bob Houser off on the Presbytery mission trip to the Dominican Republic, where they will be our hands and hearts. Please keep them in your prayers, especially March 15-24. On St. Patrick’s Day, which comes on Sunday, March 17, we will experience the bracing winds of Celtic spirituality in our worship. The month ends at the high point of Easter, which comes early this year, on March 31. I invite you to attend our Lenten Study on the Bible and the Presbyterian Logo, Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 6:59 in the Family Life Center, following dinner at Wednesday Night Live; and also our Holy Week services, beginning on Palm Sunday, March 24; the Maundy Thursday Service, March 28 at 7:00 p.m.; the Easter Sunrise service, March 31, 7:00 a.m., followed by a special breakfast hosted by the Congregational Life Committee, and then Worship at 10:30 a.m.
COMMITTEE CHAIRS Christian Ed. – Heidi Cobb Congregational Life – John McKirahan (Continued Evangelism – Lissa Woodruff Finance – Steve Case Memorial – Steve Rothenberger Mission – Pat Hild Personnel – Doug Giles Property & Grounds – Steve Miller Worship & Music – Shirley McCammond
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Between now and that celebration of the resurrection we will experience the Lenten journey together. This month I would like to give over the rest of this Pastor’s letter to my colleague in Grand Island, who makes a connection between what we do in Lent and what the Sandhill Cranes have been doing in this part of the country for millions of years. She writes: “They come, every Lent, converging on the braided river, as they have for eons, somehow carrying in their bodies the memory of this distant oasis. For longer than human memory, the icy-weaving river has been a place of rest and nurture. Soon, they will leap free of the brown river-lands, bills skyward and throats open, heading for their nesting places in the far north. But now, they are our guests -- or perhaps we are their guests! We live at the epicenter of their wondrous migration, the hourglass laid over the continent. The cranes and the thousands of other ducks and geese and smaller birds who fill our skies with ragged Vs and fill our ears with the wild bird calls are a reminder of time passing, of purposeful journeys, of times for rest and nurture, of strength in community. Perhaps it is no accident that they come to us in this season of Lent. “Lent is a time to nurture our spirits. It is a time to journey closer to God as we journey with Jesus to Jerusalem. It is a time to draw strength in community and to discover our connectedness to one another and to God. Could the return of the cranes be a Divine reminder of our need to return to God? We journey together (no crane travels alone). We take time to be nurtured and strengthened for our journey. It is God who guides us, often in ways beyond our understanding. Holy Week and Easter are the epicenter of our spiritual journey -- the place where we stop and remember who we are and whose we are.” Have a Good Lent! Stephen
PACK WELL During Lent, as we focus on Christ’s journey to the cross, let’s also examine the journey of our lives. The first task when leaving on any adventure is packing. What have you placed in your bag? Are you weighted down with temptations, self-doubt, money worries, relationship troubles? Have you overlooked any important items? Maybe your bag feels too empty for the challenges ahead. Remember to pack mercy, grace and forgiveness. Thanks to Easter, we know that our journey in Christ continues, even when the road becomes difficult. So as you prepare for Lent, carry with you the hope made possible by Jesus’ sacrifice on our behalf.
ALL IN THE CHURCH FAMILY Congratulations: Worship & Music Committee’s recognition for special services to our congregation for MARCH is the Finance Committee members (Steve Case, Moderator, Jon Abegglen, Doug Giles, Peggi Jenkins, Charlie Pickens, Earl Rademacher, and staff resource members Rev. Stephen Price-Gibson and Rose Miller) for their hard work in running a successful stewardship campaign and producing a budget.
Thank Yous: Dear Church Family, Thank you for the flowers, cards, visits and prayers following my surgery on both knees. I am temporarily sidelined but will soon be back in the game! Vern Plambeck To My Kearney Church Family, Words cannot adequately express my gratitude for the many acts of kindness you have shown me through your words of sympathy and cards I have received following the death of both my father and mother over the past month. I so appreciated the loan of the church’s video camera to record my mother’s service as neither of my daughters could return from California. Thank you, Rose, for coming to our rescue! Your friendship is a treasured gift and I know your continued support will help get me through this very difficult time. God Bless You! Susan Wallace To First Presbyterian Church members, Thank you for remembering Phil and me following the recent loss of my mother. Each card with its special message reminded us how thoughtful and caring each of you are. Fia Feese To Our Dear Church Family, A grateful “Thank You” to all the friends who have wished Elmer and me well, prayed, sent cards, flowers and held us close during his illness and recovery. Remarkable, amazing, wonderful are the words to describe the recovery. We will never forget Rev. Stephen who sat with us in the ER, Mary Jo, Joan, Julie and other who came to Good Samaritan to support us. We will be at home continuing the healing process. You, our family and neighbors have meant much to us. God’s blessings on you all. With love, Elmer & Margaret Holzrichter
Welcome Little One: Laila Alissa Sup born on Saturday, February 16th to Mike and Maia Sup. Grandparent are Craig and Sara Sup.
Our Sympathy to: The Family of John Bjorklun who passed away on Monday, February 25th in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. The funeral service will be held on Saturday, March 9th at 9:30 am at the First Presbyterian Church of Kearney.
Directory Corrections: Ben Dennis and Jennifer Rothenberger-Dennis, 774 South Walnut Street, York NE 68467
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS A NOTE FROM THE REV. JOHN F. WELLS, JR., PASTOR Author of The First Hundred Years…A History of the First United Presbyterian Church (1973) The year 2013 marks the 140th anniversary of First Presbyterian Church of Kearney, Nebraska, which was chartered on March 2, 1873. One of the ways we are commemorating our congregation’s 140 years of service is to place an excerpt from Rev. Well’s book in each issue of the Chimes in 2013. Copies of this informative congregational history can be found in the church library. This month’s excerpt is also an honor roll (p. 23) of the 7 charter members gathered by the organizing pastor, the Rev. Nahum Gould, in the presence of the Rev. N.C. Robinson, Presbyterial Missionary for the Presbyteries of Omaha, Nebraska City, and Council Bluffs, on March 2, 1873, at a meeting held in the hall of the Kearney Junction Times Building, then located at the northeast intersection of 24 th Street and 5th Avenue. The following people were received by letters of dismission and recommendation: 1. Mr. Roswell D. Gould, (1847-1913), from the Presbyterian Church of Somanauk, Ill. (son of Nahum Gould). 2. Mrs. Mary Louise Greenman, (1836-1923), from the M. E. Church of Storm Lake, Iowa (daughter of Nahum Gould and second wife of Curtis Greenman). 3. Mr. Edward N. Lord, from the Presbyterian Church of Somanauk, Ill. 4. Mrs. Anna M. Smith, from the Presbyterian Church of Geneseo, Ill. (A soldier’s widow). 5. Miss Emma Smith, from the Presbyterian Church of Logansport, Indiana. 6. Mr. L. B. Cunningham, from the Presbyterian Church of Unionville, Iowa. 7. Miss Emma Lillian Greenman, (1858-1945), step-daughter of Mrs. Mary L. Greenman and thereby granddaughter of Nahum Gould, was received upon baptism and profession of faith. Later she became Mrs. T. N. Hartzell and was the last of the charter members when she died in 1945. Rev. Wells goes on to record (P. 24): “Following this organization of the church, the congregation had a very precarious existence. The congregation met in private homes, in the dusty room of some hotel, in the Times Building, in saloons, or in the open air on planks resting on nail kegs. Miss Fannie Nevius, Kearney’s first licensed school teacher, was also using borrowed facilities—frequently the same Times Building—despite the clatter of the presses upstairs. Later that year the first school house was built for $2,200, and our congregation sometimes met there. “ “BUILDING WHERE OUR CHURCH WAS ORGANIZED IN 1873.”
WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY CIRCLES The Bible Study groups began the third week of September, and we still encourage you to sign up for our afternoon group or the suppertime group – whatever fits your schedule.
Ruth Circle Tuesday, March 19 1:30 p.m. Church Classroom B.A.G. Ladies Circle Wednesday, March 20 5:30 p.m. Church Classroom This year the study is Dispatches to God’s Household The General Epistles created by Nancy Benson-Nicol. Books cost $8.00.
MARCH WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY NEWS Dates to remember are:
March 14 Lesson Seven Review with Pastor Stephen
March 19 Ruth Circle at 1:30 in Classroom
March 20 B.A.G. Ladies Circle at 5:30 in Classroom
April 20 Spring Gathering in Minden Mission emphasis in March is the Salvation Army. They need peanut butter, jelly, mac and cheese, baby shampoo, baby lotion, baby washcloths, but no diapers. We will not serve a Lenten Luncheon this year. The services have been cancelled by the Kearney Ministerial Association. The Presbyterian Women’s Reading List for 2013 is now available. Certificates for readers are distributed at the Spring Gathering, which will be in Minden on April 20. Annabelle Wells will be installed as Moderator of Central Nebraska Presbyterian Women at that meeting.
PRIME OF LIFE WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY LESSON PREVIEW Thursday, March 14 10:00 a.m. The Women’s Bible Study Lesson Preview with Rev. Price-Gibson will be on Thursday, March 14th at 10:00 a.m. This preview is open to all women.
Prime of Life meeting is Sunday, March 17 at 6:00 pm and the hosts are Gary and Lorraine Feind, Jack and Pat Hild, and Bob and Paulette Wagner. More details will be available in future Sunday bulletins. Prime of Life is a social group that meets at the church for a light meal, delightful program, and wonderful fellowship. We want to extend an open invitation to everyone of the “mature age” of 55 or older. Singles and couples are welcome.
WHAT’S ON THE BOOKSHELF? Spring into a Good Book... Best-Loved Parables Stories Jesus Told by Lois Rock. (07 A Rock) are timeless stories from the Christian faith and are part of the world's heritage of wisdom. Each story includes colorful illustrations, a short narrative, and Biblical references. This is a great book to read to/with your children or grandchildren. Whispers Through the Trees by Susan Plunkett and Krysteen Seelen (09 D Plu) is part of the Mysteries of Sparrow Island series from Guideposts. Abigail Stanton, back home to care for her sister after so many years away, soon finds herself swept away by Sparrow Island's serene beauty...and mystery. Join Abby as she begins her new calling as an amateur sleuth, with God's hand guiding her way. Living Simply Through the Day Spiritual Survival in a Complex Age by Tilden Edwards (04 E Edw) is written by an Episcopalian priest. Addressing himself to our anxiety-ridden culture, Tilden Edwards reaches out to people from all traditions. He recounts the odyssey of his own spiritual growth and offers practical round-the-clock suggestions to help each of us live always in prayer and simplicity.
EQUAL EXCHANGE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE IN THE CHURCH OFFICE Looking for Equal Exchange Products that you purchased at Ten Thousand Villages? Check out the Equal Exchange Products available in the church office or speak to Rose about different products available. Equal Exchange Products carried in the church office – Coffees: Organic Breakfast Blend Organic Toffee Carmel Organic Decaffeinated Hazelnut Creme Decaf Teas: Organic English Breakfast Organic Chai Organic Green Tea Organic Vanilla Rooibos (caffeine free) Hot Cocoa Why not consider giving a gift of Fair Trade coffee, tea or hot cocoa? These products make great additions to a gift basket. Just add some mugs to the basket and you’re set for an easy gift!
SAVE LABELS FOR CASH Please save your Best Choice labels (UPC symbol) and bring them to the church where a box will be located in the church office. For every 1,000 labels we will receive $30. Best Choice products are available at Grand Central Apple Market. Some Best Choice products excluded are aluminum soda cans, aerosol cans, and cigarettes. We have reached 1,000 labels but keep collecting for another 1,000 labels. Thank you!
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME MARCH 10, 2013
CHIMES DEADLINE Just a reminder if you would like something published in the Chimes, the church’s monthly newsletter, deadline is March 20th. Thank you!
GO AND SERVE MISSION TRIP To: Joplin, MO On May 22, 2011, a devastating tornado ripped through Joplin that will take years to rebuild We will be working through a local organization, Rebuild Joplin and will stay at First Presbyterian Church in Joplin
Dates: Tuesday, May 28–Sunday, June 2, 2013 Who: Adults and Youth, High school students welcome, those in grades 6-8 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian
Cost: $25/person Estimated actual costs of $125 per person are defrayed by generous donors like you and through funds raised at last year’s garage sale
Deadline to Apply: April 15, 2013 Our Work: Perhaps painting, building, finishing sheetrock, yard work. Hopefully we’ll know more specifically as the date approaches.
How Do I Sign Up: Contact Kay Payne at 293-0356,
[email protected] or catch me after church
Taize Worship Service Sunday, March 10, 2013 - 7:00 p.m. A TAIZE Worship Service will be held the Second Sunday of each month The TAIZE Community was first developed in Taize, France by Brother Roger Shutz in the 1940’s with an ecumenical group of church people from all over the world. It is from this community that TAIZE worship has come. Our faith begins and ends in worship; yet so often our worship can be submerged in a welter of instruction, edification and moral exhortation. In many churches on a Sunday morning there is little opportunity for corporate quiet, for reflection, for focusing in on the God who speaks to us in the silence of our hearts. The great contribution made by the TAIZE Community has been the popularization of a more contemplative approach to worship.
TAIZE worship includes candlelight, prayers, readings, soft music, and silence. The service is very meditative and offers a wonderful opportunity to be silent and center on the Lord. The service is open to the entire community. Come as you are – and bring your friends.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION NEWS FAITH NIGHT FRIDAY, MARCH 1 5:30 P.M. LADY LOPERS BASKETBALL UNK vs LINDENWOOD Join us for the last regular season home game of the year! Help us pack the house!! $4.00 per ticket with flyer (available in church office).
EASTER EGG EXTRAVAGANZA Saturday, March 30 1:00-2:00 pm First Presbyterian Church Easter Egg hunts for our Church School youth, their families and anyone who might like the “joy of the hunt.” Kids – bring your friends, cousins, etc.!! Grandparents – bring your grandchildren!!! A fellowship time with snacks and crafts will follow the hunts.
SENIOR HIGH YOUTH GROUP MARCH ACTIVITY March 1-2, 2013 Lock-In Come and join the fun!
LENTEN BIBLE STUDY Wednesday nights in Lent from February 27 to March 20 6:30 to 6:59 p. m. Family Life Center You can come and enjoy the Wednesday Night Live meal at 6:00 p.m., or simply come at 6:30 for the 29 minute Lenten Bible Study. This year’s Lenten Bible Study will explore the biblical truths illustrated in the Presbyterian Logo.
SUNDAY SCHOOL Time: 9:00-10:00 a.m. Each Sunday Nursery is available for infants and toddlers ages three and under Youth classes are held for children ages three and up. Gift cards valued up to $25 given to youth with regular attendance and for bringing friends. Adults can choose from a variety of classes. Seekers Class Teachers John McKirahan & Charlie Pickens Bible 103 Teacher Steve Miller Please join us for Sunday School.
January 9 – March 20 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday Night Live restarted on Wednesday, January 9, 2013. Our goal is for all age groups in First Presbyterian to have the opportunity of sharing food, fellowship, and fun as we grow and learn together.
5:30-6:00 p.m. Youth Choir Practice Youth from Kindergarten through 5th Grade are encouraged to join for some music fun.
6:00-6:30 p.m. Dinner and Fellowship Cost of the meal is: $1.00 per child/student and $2.00 per adult each week.
6:30-7:00 p.m. Bible Study/Youth Groups for Youth to Adults Lenten Bible Study Dates: Wednesday nights in Lent, from February 20 to March 20. Time: 6:30 to 6:59 p. m. Place: the Family Life Center (south end)
March 6
March 13
March 20
Scalloped Potatoes with Ham Lettuce/Apple Salad Cookies
Chicken & Noodles Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Cake
Pulled Pork BBQ Potato Wedges Coleslaw Cookies
FOOD DONATIONS FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE Please sign up to help provide food for the Wednesday Night Live. Sign-up sheets will soon be located in the Narthex. Contact Rose Miller with any questions.
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING Many of our churches have been asking how can they help those affected by all of these natural disasters. One way your church can help is by supporting the OGHS offering, which provides core funding for the work of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) around the world. Offering Distribution for OGHS: 36%: Presbyterian Hunger Program 32%: Presbyterian Disaster Assistance 32%: Self-Development of People The theme this year for the One Great Hour of Sharing is “Sharing Brings Joy to Others, to God, and to Us.” (2 Corinthians 9:6-9). The OGHS offering is received during Lent, especially on Palm Sunday, March 24th and Easter Sunday, March 31st. For more information about the OGHS, please go to www.pcusa.org/oghs.
CALVIN CREST SUMMER CAMPS Traditional Camps: (3rd-8th graders) Experience what make a week at Calvin Crest the best week of the year. Awesome worship and Bible study with plenty of games, fun, singing, food and friends make this a week to remember. Middlers and Juniors stay in the cabins and Junior Highers hang out in the A-frames. Horse Camps: (4th-12th graders) Saddles up and enjoy a small group camping experience with horseback riding and care each morning and recreation, Bible study, swimming and more each afternoon. Specialty Camps: (4th-8th graders) Each specialty camp has its own flavor. Choose the one that fits your age and interest – Mountain Biking, Adventure or Nature Education. You’ll have a blast! Explorers: (1st-2nd graders with adult) Experience a weekend camp with your favorite grown up. Swim, play, hike and worship. You’ll love the memories. Campers stay in the cabins. Family Camps: (any family unit) Take a mini vacation with family-oriented activities and the option to help set the schedule that works best for your family. This Father’s Day treat is a great way to celebrate. CSI: (9th-12th graders) This two-week camp is like nothing you’ve ever experienced. Spend the first week in Intense discipleship with a trained leader. The second week give you the chance to help in a cabin of younger campers. This camp gives you the training and experience to be a volunteer counselor. Pick up a brochure about Calvin Crest on the table by the church office.
EASTER LILIES 2013 We are taking orders for Easter Lilies to be placed in the Sanctuary on Easter morning and then be given to shut-ins or the designated person or family. If you would like to order one of these plants, please fill out the sheet below and place in the offering plate or turn in to the church office. The church will place the orders, so we ask that you enclose the cost of $13.95 with your order. Please designate if you would like your lily delivered to someone or would like to keep the lily for yourself. How many? __________ (Cost is $13.95 each – Payable to the church in advance) Name: __________________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________ Given in Honor/Memory (circle one) of: ____________________________________________ ______ I would like my lily delivered to a shut-in ____________________________________ ______ I will deliver my lily. If member of the church, please give name________________________________ ______ I would like to keep the lily for myself. If you plan to keep the lily for yourself, please take it from the sanctuary after the 10:30 a.m. Service on Easter morning. The Deacons will deliver the other lilies. If you have any questions, please call the church office (234-4543) during office hours.
DEADLINE for ordering Easter Lilies is March 24th. Sorry, orders received after March 24th cannot be guaranteed.
MARCH VOLUNTEER LIST LITURGISTS March 3 – Gordon Gealy March 10 – Jill Gealy March 17 – Michael Bryson March 24 – Richard Elliott March 31 – Barb Meyer
ACOLYTES March 3 – Kaiya Diestler and Brandon Boyd March 10 – Brian & Christopher Barua March 17 – Tyler Kratzer and Cade Nicol March 24 – Carol Wright and Natalie Kratzer March 31 – Ethan Kinney and Cade Nicol
GREETERS March 3 – Jeff & Rona Newby March 10 – Shawni, Carol & Raygan Wright March 17 – Lee & Delphine Sanks March 24 – Tiffany Tarvestad and William & Molly Hoback March 31 – Dwayne & Jill Hibbs
COFFEE HOSTS March 3 – Annabelle & Eldin Wells March 10 – Lissa Woodruff and Wilma & Gayle Woodruff March 17 – Dean & Alma Gaeth and Vi Pimper March 24 – March 31 –
HOSPITAL CALLERS Feb. 24-March 2 – Suzzie Bresley March 3-9 – Thea Houser March 10-16 – Kathy Morrow March 17-23 – Suzzie Bresley March 24-30 –Lorraine Feind Mar. 31-Apr. 6 – Barb Friskopp
FLOWERS March 3 – Jean Johnson March 10 – Mary Kulhanek March 17 – March 24 – Barbara Stevenson
USHERS March 3 Joan Hartman Josh Hofer Larry & Barb Meyer Alan Oldfather Alan Rees March 10 Dean & Alma Gaeth Charlie & Bev Pickens Janet Pickens Jane Stoppkotte March 17 KC & Karen Diestler Mary Kulhanek Kent & JoAnn Lilly Pete Peterson March 24 – Palm Sunday Suzzie Bresley Dewaine & Betty Fisher Vi Pimper Judy Rothenberger Emily State March 31 – Easter Sunday Georgia Byrn Steve & Matt Case Barb Friskopp John & Bev Gustafson
COMMUNION SERVERS March 3 –
Ken Anderson Karen Diestler Barb Friskopp John Gustafson Jean Johnson Orlena Moyer
REMINDER If your schedule does not permit you to be here on your assigned Sunday, please trade with someone else and notify the church office at 234-4543.
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HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE Palm Sunday -- March 24 10:30 a.m. – Worship Service
Maundy Thursday -- March 28 7:00 p.m. – Worship Service with Communion
Easter Egg Extravaganza -- March 30 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Join us for an egg hunt and snacks!
Easter Sunday -- March 31 7:00 a.m. – Early Easter Worship Service 8:00 a.m. – Breakfast 9:00 a.m. – Sunday School 10:30 a.m. – Easter Triumphant Worship Service Coffee Fellowship
MARCH BIRTHDAYS Joe Hanson .......................... 615 West 8th Street, Kearney NE 68845 .............................. 3/5 Nate Panowicz ......... 1023 South Eddy Street, Grand Island NE 68801-6736 .................. 3/6 Ron Panowicz ....................... 6130 46th Avenue, Kearney NE 68845 ............................... 3/6 Sarah Armbruster ............... 609 East 27th Street Kearney NE 68847 ............................... 3/7 Harley Watson ................. 5510 17th Avenue #277, Kearney NE 68845 .......................... 3/8 Lynnda Shaffer .................... 3803 13th Avenue, Kearney NE 68845 ................................ 3/9 Carol Smith .................... 4712 Country Club Lane, Kearney NE 68845 ......................... 3/9 Sharon Swett ...................... 4610 Parklane Drive, Kearney NE 68847 ............................. 3/9 Phil Feese ............................ 10 Kings Court, Kearney NE 68845-4253 ........................... 3/14 Gary Proskocil ............... 22985 235th Road, Riverdale NE 68870-7092 ....................... 3/14 Bob Wagner ...................... 2110 30th Ave Apt 13, Kearney NE 68845 .......................... 3/14 Cindy Hollinger ............ 212 East 53rd Street Place, Kearney NE 68847 ....................... 3/16 Raygan Wright .................... PO Box 63, Elm Creek NE 68836-0063 .............................. 3/16 William Lindsay ............... 2004 West 49th Street, Kearney NE 68845 .......................... 3/19 Jack Hild ........................... 6805 West Highway 30, Kearney NE 68845 ......................... 3/20 Ryan Shultz ....................... 1511 East 42nd Street, Kearney NE 68847 ........................... 3/20 Lissa Woodruff ................. 2408 West 34th Street, Kearney NE 68845 .......................... 3/20 Stephanie Kounovsky ........ 1402 Avenue E, Kearney NE 68847-6938 ........................... 3/24 Stan Johnston ..................... 4418 Glenwood Road, Kearney NE 68845 .......................... 3/26 Kassidy Hurt ...................... 215 West 26th Street, Kearney NE 68845 ........................... 3/28 Leonard DeBrie ................... 4 Crestview Drive, Kearney NE 68845 ............................. 3/29
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