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Comments: FYI, several days ago, I reported the formatting problem of our guestbook to the service provider. They are working on it.
Comments: Goodness. The prices in our old neighborhood!
Comments: Good for you, Bosko! Give them my best regards. Alecia got my fingers working again during the early Covid medical shutdown. Great folks!
Comments: Margaret Leftnell, Round two with Dr Hughbo complete as of the 22nd. Next up...visits with the cute physical therapists ![[love]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/love.gif "Love - :love:")
Comments: Charles Kenneth and Charlotte M. You two have been such a hoot my whole life. How lucky am I? don‘t answer that. We were always giggling back in Lisbon days.
Comments: Ha ha ha ha ! I don’t know how that happened. Of course, there could have been green bowels there, haaaaaaa.
Comments: Charlotte, Charlotte, Charlotte. You went to the dental school that had green bowels? Even Chester Clinic didn’t offer that!
Comments: Hey, you two! I went to a Dental SCHOOL for my dental care. I can remember the GREEN bowels with water swishing in them. Oh, and cute young guys using me as a case study.
Comments: Hey, Bosko, Yikes! Gonna try to dodge Doctor Proctor and his new medical venture. You’ll have to give a full review Don‘t you find it incredible that you and I still have teeth, and that neither of us has to be dragged kicking and screaming into modern day dental offices? (Well, I don’t. Can’t say for you.) I’ve told young whippersnapper dentists my memories and they think I’m nuts Hope your hand has made a full recovery, and that Dr. HughBo has you lined up for Round Two.
Comments: Margaret Leftnell, there have been numerous sightings of the aforementioned van driving around the Lisbon area of Oak Cliff. Recent medical journal articles indicate that Dr Proctor is specializing in hemorrhoid treatments...specifically sales of Dr Proctor's Rectum Rockets and other sphincter related solutions. It's been a while since you and I were visiting Dr Hamby's dental dungeon and torture chamber at Chester Clinic. Right?
Comments: So she is from the class of 64? What an interesting life! i remember Chester Clinic. at 6 years old, I fainted there after a shot.
Comments: This was in today’s Dallas News. Shirley Glenn.https://legcy.co/35dUMIT
Comments: Hey, Bosko, do you suppose Doctor Proctor is still practicing out of that van parked by the late Chester Clinic?
Comments: Did someone mention alcohol ? 🥂
Comments: Haa! Kenneth, you haven’t changed a bit since first grade.
Comments: Leftnell, After witnessing the futile efforts of Charlotte Mac to post a legible and coherent post, I have a few suggestions: 1) Attach an alcohol/drug detecting app to the guest column. 2) Have C-Mac provide proof that she actually graduated from SOC. 3) Start a Go-Fund me page to secure funds for a wellness check to be performed by a certified mental health worker. ![[confused]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/confused.gif "Confused - :confused:") ![[crazy]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/crazy.gif "Crazy - :crazy:") ![[comp]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/comp.gif "Comp - :comp:")
Comments: Good grief! The typos!! The grass...sigh. I need to learn to proofread for goodness sake!
Comments: Horses are not happy because they do not get to go out in the rain or when it is too wet. These are not pasture horses. There grass is green alright and over growing the wildflowers. This rain in s V preventing haying also. The cows and donkeys are happy and get clean ha ha Yep, this would not be a good year for our former owner’s cotton.
Comments: Charlotte, that is a lot of rain! My grandparents grew cotton like the early owners of your land. A rain like that meant no crops that year. I don’t know how they survived. I’ll bet your cows and horses are loving that green grass!
Comments: We’ve had over 30” at the ranch. That’s a whole summers worth of rain in 3 weeks. But, draught and Fire season has started in Colorado.
Comments: No, my ark isn't finished yet. ![[rofl]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/rofl.gif "Rofl - :lol:")
Comments: Has everyone had enough rain?
Comments: Very true, Lynell. They both have great children and lots of grands. However, no one can fill that hole in your being after losing a spouse. Yes, memories do help. They both had wonderful marriages filled with great memories!
Comments: Thank you, Peaches. Sherrie and Chere Houck lost the love of their lives recently. My heart breaks for both. I pray that God will comfort them and bring back a lifetime of precious memories.
Comments: Lynell, Sherrie is doing as well as could be. They had a very special long time relationship. The two never dated another person. Johnny was a really great husband, father, grandfather and just all around great guy. Losing a spouse is so painful. I know! He was surrounded by his family till the end.
Comments: Johny’s service:http://webcast.funeralvue.com/events/viewer/53278/hash:04321332154836F2
Comments: Peaches, is precious Sherrie okay? i can’t imagine what she’s going through.
Comments: I just got off the phone with Sherrie Latham Feris. I just love her. As I said before she and Johnny were the cutest couple and friends of ours. Great memories with them. She would have been married 55 years this August and they had been together for 60 years. Johnny was in good health until he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in January. Sherrie said he played golf the next day. They had already planned to move to San Antonio to be near one of their daughters. In February they started the move. Sherrie said she even drove in the ice storm (I could never do that). They had 2 boys and 2 girls and have 7 grandchildren.
Comments: https://www.restlandfuneralhome.com/obituaries/John-Faris-2/#!/Obituary
Comments: I’m sorry to hear about Johnny Faris. He was a nice guy, married sweet Sherrie Latham. I likely spelled her name wrong. |
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