Marvin G. Schuster

Hi Fellow Classmates

I don't get on here much but at this time I would like to thank Yvette Nierenhausen , Steve Hardy, Mike Lebeau ,Vicki Carlson and Bob Ayre and anyone elso who may donate to my Go Fund , I really do  appreciate it.. God Bless to all . Thank You All

Thomas Cockriel

Dang Vic, thathas to be most all of them. Ive broken 1 here and there. Can't imagine 10. As my wife would say, "Did you learn anything"?

Jeffery DuBois

Hi Vic - That hurts !  But it could have been worse?  I wish for you a speedy recovery!
 

David Frazer

For some reason the automatic reminders stop working a few times a year.  This means I fail to look up the site when I sit (I usually write my client notes or/and fall asleep). So, I am shocked with all that I miss in a few weeks. Vic sorry about your fall!  Do the ribs hurt when you laugh at Bob's puns?  Praying for Marvin; Steve thanks for calling me so I might be about praying for Marvin.  Sorry to hear about Deb Davidson Shir. Praying for her family.

Brent Reimnitz

Just a reminder for all our warm weather friends and John and Daniel (just showing the nasty side of winter).  Minnestoa winters have their good times too.

View from our deck after a heavy frost about a week ago:

View this morning after a light snow last night:

Yvette Fuchs (Nierenhausen)

PRAYERS NEEDED!  Marvin Schuster's wife passed away this morning from a massive heart attack!  She was putting Marvin's wheelchair in the car after leaving the doctors office to get him fitted for his leg prosthesis. CPR was perfomed, but they could not save her.  As you know, Marvin has had several leg amputations and has been recovering both physically, as struggling with medical bills.  Please keep him in your prayers!  He and his family need al the support they can get right now!  Thanks!

Diane Klug (Gunter)

Daniel Sopkowiak

so sorry to hear of your loss Marvin

Robert Ayre

Karen Romanchuk (Garaghty)

David Spiess

Marv. sorry to hear about your loss. Our prayers are with you.

Vickie Quiner (Carlson)

Marvin so unimaginable the pain and loss you are going through! Prayers for you!

Cyndi Meissner (Perkins)

David Frazer

Marvin, I'm sorry!

Yvette Fuchs (Nierenhausen)

For those of you that might be interested, Marvin Schuster will be having a Celebration of Life for his wife, Vicki, who passed away this week.  Celebration will be held at Good Shepherd Luthern Church, 7600 Cahill Ave E. Inver Grove Heights.  10 a.m. is Visitation, Service from 11-12, then lunch following.  Continued prayers for Marvin and his family.

Diane Klug (Gunter)

Mary Ann Etzler (Etzler-Phillips)

So sorry for your loss, Marvin.  May God Bless you and bring you peace- you've been through so much.  I wish I could be closer to help with the day to day.  Praying for you and your family.

-Mary Ann

Robert Ayre

David Frazer

Marvin, I just saw Vicki's celebration of life happened this Saturday. I'm sorry I  couldn't make it. I have been praying for you and the family. I didn't see Yvette's message (thanks Yvette for posting the information) but then ended up sick anyway. Praying for everyone in these changing months.

Jessica Aasved

Marvin - so very sorry for your loss.

Denise Moore (Edgett)

I hope this finds everyone tucked safely in at home. Now more than ever, reviewing my blessings helps keep me level: I have a warm home, full belly, and the ability to stay connected to my growing family and friends through technology:) I am most grateful for several events this month- the marriage of my youngest son and just a week ago, the safe arrival of my first grandbaby. Stay safe, Class of '74- we'll get through this!

Robert Ayre

Denise Moore (Edgett)

Thank you, Bob- birthdays, birth days and weddings.... happy life events. May they outweigh the sad and difficult ones. Sending positive thoughts to all.

Yvette Fuchs (Nierenhausen)

Steve Hardy

As I went out to familiarize myself with my DSLR camera, I decided I had to revisit a favorite subject for those of us who took Mr. Ferlaak's Photography class.  Back then, I shot a picture with my dad's old 35mm camera, with had a manually cocking shutter.  The shutter and the film advance were separate knobs, allowing multiple exposure for special effect.  I got an "A" when I took a double exposure shot here at the Cedarhurst Mansion.