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LeighAnn Severance lost her mother on<br />

Thursday, January 3. She lived in Stockton. Our<br />

prayers and special thoughts go out to Skip and<br />

LeighAnn. This is a difficult time for you.<br />

Please let us all offer our support.<br />

Rudy Hernandez tells us that Hermie also had a<br />

death in her family in December. Hermie’s<br />

father passed away on December 31 at the age<br />

of 95 at Kaiser Hospital. All of his children<br />

were with him at his bedside as he lapsed into<br />

his final sleep. Please keep Hermie in your<br />

thoughts and prayers so that she may find<br />

comfort and solace knowing that her father is in<br />

his glory.<br />

Mike and JoAnn Crafton (Charlotte’s sister) are<br />

living in Yosemite Lakes, which has been very<br />

difficult since Mike’s stroke. They will be<br />

moving back to Madera probably sometime in<br />

January or early <strong>February</strong>. Mike is doing better<br />

but needs a lot of help getting around as he is<br />

now confined to a wheelchair.<br />

Charlotte and Don returned to Oregon on<br />

Monday, January 7. They enjoyed a two day<br />

scenic drive along the coast. Unfortunately, they<br />

hit a deer going about 65 miles per hour. They<br />

were unhurt but the poor deer lost his life.<br />

Charlotte adds a brief note regarding the Lion<br />

King group run: She insists the group left her at<br />

the theatre all alone. To make matters worse,<br />

Don had everyone wave at her as they passed by<br />

going in the opposite direction. She says it was<br />

very traumatic! This story is close to the truth<br />

but not quite totally!!<br />

And now for some sunshine news: Linda<br />

Laningham’s granddaughter Amanda is a<br />

member of the Selma High Varsity Basketball<br />

team. The team was featured in the Fresno Bee<br />

with a picture of the 3 leading point makers.<br />

Amanda was one of the players featured and has<br />

been captain of the team for the past 3 years.<br />

She is a senior this year. Linda and Chuck have<br />

been fortunate enough to attend most of her<br />

games. They are very proud grandparents!!<br />

Keith and Debbie Garrison’s son (Keith) broke<br />

his ankle riding dirt bikes in Mojave. He has<br />

pins and rods in his ankle and is in a great deal<br />

of pain. He is supposed to stay off his ankle for<br />

10 days to keep the swelling down. It will be 3-<br />

4 months before he can resume his usual<br />

activities. Keith and Debbie hope the ankle will<br />

heal fast and without complications.<br />

Well it seems that MaryAnn and Roy Whitson<br />

have been busy remodeling the master bathroom<br />

of their home! This little project has not been<br />

without problems and has taken 16 weeks;<br />

MaryAnn called it a mess. The door that was<br />

ordered came in wrong-it was an outswing<br />

rather then an inswing! So of course, the door<br />

had to be re-ordered. They had to get a new<br />

door because the granite didn’t fit through the<br />

old doorway. So they then had to cut down the<br />

granite by one inch, take the door off the hinges<br />

and take the door frame down, too. And then,<br />

the shower would not drain. Seems the tile man<br />

used some flex grout which oozed into the<br />

plumbing. So, along comes the jackhammer to<br />

use on the base of the shower. And then<br />

MaryAnn did not care for the tile that Roy<br />

picked out, so they had to get different tile for<br />

the whole bathroom!! MaryAnn tells me this<br />

story so that I would know she is a little stressed<br />

out and a little cuckoo after 16 fun weeks of<br />

remodeling.<br />

See you all at the next meeting with more<br />

sunshine and clouds information.

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