Thinking of you Dienna & Lori

http://www.reidsfuneralchapel.com/obituaries/2012/d-ebling.html







http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/blog/eye-on-college-basketball/21609016/blindsided-how-one-college-coach-took-on-tragedy

and lastly.....

http://www.reidsfuneralchapel.com/obituaries/2012/d-barnhart.html

Losses in 2012

With sympathy we are thinking of these families who have had losses this year....
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http://www.reidsfuneralchapel.com/obituaries/2012/m-majewski.htm







http://www.reidsfuneralchapel.com/obituaries/2012/g-miller.htm

Benefit for Jack

from KIMT 9/15/12

MASON CITY, IA - A fundraiser for a Mason City man who suffered a terrible motorcycle accident earlier this summer, is serving as a lesson for riders and drivers alike.

The "Jack Larson Benefit" took place this afternoon in the Mason City Honda parking lot as a fundraiser to help with the families extensive medical bills.

Larson suffered multiple injuries which required surgery on his leg and clavicle after a truck pulled out in front of him on the highway.

He says his accident is a good warning for all motorists.

Larson said, "Drivers just need to recognize us a little more. If they look one way and think that it's all clear, they actually need to take a second glance just to make sure before they pull out so that the can actually see it's safe."

The event featured lunch, inflatables, and tons of donated raffle prizes. All proceeds go to the Larson family.

Prayers for Jack

Mason City motorcyclist injured in collision

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June 25, 2012 9:15 pm  •  By PEGGY SENZARINO

MASON CITY — A Mason City man was injured when his motorcycle collided with a car at Highway 65 and the Avenue of the Saints Monday morning.

According to the Cerro Gordo County Sheriff’s Department, Jack Larson, 55, was southbound on Highway 65 when he ran into the driver’s side of a vehicle driven by Brent Peterson, 34, of Britt.

According to a news release from the sheriff’s department, Peterson exited off the Avenue of the Saints, proceeded to the stop sign and pulled into the intersection. Peterson told authorities he didn’t see the motorcycle.

The accident was reported at 6:33 a.m. Monday.

Larson was transported to Mercy Medical Center—North Iowa were he was listed in fair condition Monday night, according to a hospital spokesman.

Larson was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.

Peterson was cited for failure to yield upon entering a through highway.

This week in the news...

Brinkman, Majewski wed

Rachel Elizabeth Brinkman and Tyler Duane Majewski exchanged wedding vows in a 4 p.m. ceremony on June 11, 2011, at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Greene. Pastor Gary Hatcher officiated the ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Mike and Julie Brinkman, and Duane and Robin Majewski, all of Greene.

Bethany Gabe and Rebecca Small, sisters of the bride, were matrons of honor. Bridesmaids were Jenna Boley, friend of the couple, and Melissa Majewski, sister of the groom. Lillian Small and Leah Gabe, nieces of the bride, were flowergirls.
The bride’s personal attendants were Heather Shook and Maggie Vickers, friends of the couple.
Brian Castle, friend of the couple, was the best man. Groomsmen were John Majewski, cousin of the groom; Brock Asher and Tyler Griffin, friends of the couple. Ushers were Cody Gethmann, friend of the couple; Grant Small and Eric Gabe, brothers-inlaw of the bride. Dennis Griffin sang “Love Never Fails.” He was accompanied by Sandra Schuknecht on the piano.
Honored guests at the ceremony were the bride’s grandparents Darrel and Letha Brinkman, of Greene, and the groom’s grandparents Melvin and Berdine Majewski, of Charles City. and Don and Virginia Feldman, of Greene. Danielle Majewski, friend ofthe couple, attended the guest book.
The reception and dance were held at the Franklin County Convention Center in Hampton. Hosts and Hostesses for the event were Monty and Betty Heitland, cousins of the bride, and Tim and Marla Feldman, uncle and aunt of the groom.
Rachel is employed by Upper Iowa University and Tyler is employed by Unverferth Manufacturing. Following a honeymoon in Jamaica, they are making their home in Waverly.

Rachel and Tyler Majewski

Freeseman promoted to new position in Mason City office

MASON CITY — First Citizens National Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of DeLaine Freeseman to senior vice president of credit administration. The position is located at the West Mason City office.

Freeseman has been with First Citizens National Bank since 1995, when he was hired at the Charles City location as a commercial lender. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in accounting from University of Northern Iowa. Freeseman is a CPA and has attended the Iowa School of Banking, Ag Credit School, and the Graduate School of Banking in Madison, Wis.

Outside of work, Freeseman gives back much of his time. He currently serves on the City Council of Charles City, is a Charles City Chamber ambassador, and is a member of the Charles City Lions Club. Previously, Freeseman has served on the Charles City and Clarksville school boards, as president of the Charles City Chamber of Commerce, on two state rally committees for the Iowa HOG Rally, and as a board member for United Ways in Webster City and Charles City.

Freeseman lives in Charles City with his wife, Jane, a registered nurse. They have two sons, Lance and Brett, both of Minneapolis.

For more information about Freeseman or First Citizens National Bank, please visitwww.firstcitizensnb.com or call (641) 423-1600.

Freeseman

Perrin Park

The Greene Jaycee's spearheaded a project where they made the shelter house at Perrin Park larger, and they have bricks you can order in honor of or in memory of or celebration of....whatever....so our Class of '75 will have one honoring our class. Julie ordered one like the above, and sometime I hope to stop down when they are all installed and get a real photo of it.