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Update December 8, 2008
Thanks again for all the continued prayers &
support from our NOMAD family.
We hope everyone has a blessed Christmas & New Year! We Hope to see you all in Idaho! Love, The Wilsons
Update Gary Wilson Nov 26, 2008
I wanted to let you know - I FINALLY heard back from Chicago
today. The doctor said that 14 out of the 15 doctors all say this is
definitely the primary cancer..... that this is lung cancer. One of
the doctors thinks it could be coming from the bladder.???? Anyways
- they said that this is not operable - because of the location.
Radiation is not an option - it overlaps where he has previously had
radiation and too much radiation could really hurt Gary.So - Gary's
only option is to try a clinical chemo pill. Gary has until next
Wed. Dec. 3rd to make up his mind. They have him tentatively
scheduled to go to Chicago on Dec. 3rd to have blood work up, an EKG
and a Echo Cardiogram. Then start the chemo pill if that is what
Gary chooses to do. Gary is in the hospital here in Peoria - Gary
went to Kentucky last weekend and when he got home he was really
sick! So, I took him to the ER and they admitted him. Gary's right
lung (his cancer lung) is full of pneumonia. We are praying that he
will be able to come home tomorrow. I really don't want him to be in
the hospital on Thanksgiving!
We all hope you have a GREAT Thanksgiving!!! Love Ya! Tammy, Gary, Haley & Dakota
Update Gary Wilson 10/1/2008
We went to Chicago yesterday and Gary got to get his epidural and
his 52 staples out!!! YAH!!!
The pain doctor is really impressed with his level of pain! :-)
Gary is going to stop another pain med today and over the next
month to two months Gary is going to go
off of his Methadone - pain medicine. But he has to go off of the
pain med slowly. Gary is so happy he is able to drive now. :-) We
will be going back to Chicago in 4 weeks to get another CT Chest
Scan to see how the spots on the right lung are doing. Then at the
end of November Gary will have a PET Scan to see how his lung is
doing. Gary is starting therapy tomorrow to rehabilitate the left
arm. Gary is getting stronger each day - and his spirits are
GREAT!!!! Gary actually went to a car show this past Sunday - it was
his first car show all summer (except for the Nationals - which Gary
doesn't remember much of).
It is so nice to have Gary back!!! :-) the kids are so excited
that Gary is doing so well!! :-)
I will send another update after his Scan next month.
Tammy
Update Gary Wilson 9-08-08
Gary had his surgery last Tuesday September 2, 2008 at The
University of Chicago. Gary was in surgery over 4 hours. The surgeon
said the surgery went really well. Gary's cancer was in the
coracoid processor again and it was long and skinny - it extended
down under the first three ribs so the surgeon had to call in a
Thoracic surgeon. The surgeon said the cancer was not connected to
the ribs, so he did not have to take any of the ribs, thank
goodness! The pain doctor put another epidural catheter in Gary's
spine before the surgery to help with the pain as the incision
heals. And to try to help with phantom pain. Gary came home from the
hospital late Saturday nite. Gary is very weak, but his spirits seem
to be pretty good, considering all he has been through! :-) Gary had
a CT Chest Scan last Thursday and the surgeon said there are two new
spots on the right lung. Then we discussed the news with the
oncologist and she is a lung specialist and she said she believes
the two spots are just scars from the radiation treatments. They are
going to give Gary a month to heal from the surgery. Then they are
going to do another CT Chest Scan to see if the two spots are
changing at all. But, Gary needs to focus on healing right now. We
need to fatten Gary up! Gary has lost over 44 pounds since all this
started! Once Again - THANK YOU for all your prayers and support!
I will try to send an update soon! Gary goes back to Chicago for
follow up appts with the surgeon and the pain doctor next Monday
September 15th.
Tammy
Gary Wilson Aug 29, 2008
As you know Gary has been battling cancer since last summer.
Gary has had two surgeries, two rounds of radiation, and two
rounds of chemo therapy. Just before Gary's last round of chemo
in June - Gary had a MRI in late May and there was another
'worrisome' spot in his right shoulder. Well - Gary finished his
chemo treatment and then they have done more scans and then
finally last Monday August 18th - Gary had a biopsy at Rush
University Medical Center in Chicago and we went back to Chicago
yesterday to get the results and a second opinion. Well, Gary's
cancer is back for a third time and we have gotten three
opinions and Gary's only option to try to get some comfort from
all the pain he has been in over this past year would be to
amputate his right shoulder, arm and hand. This cancer that Gary
has is very agressive and it has been resistant to all the
treatments so now the only way to try to get some 'Quality' time
with his family is that he has made the decision to amputate h
is shoulder , arm and hand. Gary's surgery will be this Tuesday
at the University of Chicago and then Gary will be in the
hospital approx. 4 days if all goes well. We appreciate all the
prayers & support we have received over this past year. Now we
are all praying that this will give Gary a chance to have some
'Quality' time to spend with the kids & his family because we
now know that this is a battle that Gary will not be able to
conquer.
Please keep Gary in your thoughts and prayers next week as he
has made this very difficult decision to be able to have more
memories with the kids!
God Bless You All!
Tammy, Haley, Dakota & Gary Wilson
P.S. - It was truly special for Gary to get to see all his
NOMAD FAMILY this past month in West Virginia! It was so hard,
but I really believe he needed to see all his family & friends
with everything he has been through over this past year.
News from the Grapevine Just heard(8/13) that Ray Clarke's surgery went well and he thinks it was successful. More as it becomes available.
Gary Wilson Update August 10
Gary was released from the hospital on Tuesday afternoon so I
could drive him to Chicago for his MRI Wed.
Gary should not of been released but we knew this MRI was
important. In the hospital here in Peoria - Gary was on a
Fentynal Pump, Dillotted, Toradal shots and Darvaset. He was
really medicated. And the doctor was also trying a drug called
Ketamine. Along with all his other medicines. So when I checked
him out of the hospital he was heavily medicated. But by the
time I got him to Chicago he was in severe pain again. I took
him to the hospital in Chicago Wed. morning and they had a
really hard time gettting the MRI done since Gary was in so much
pain. So, the radiologist just got exactly what he had to - to
compare to the previous MRI's. Then we went to see the surgeon
and he wanted to admit Gary immediately because of his pain
level. Gary said no that he wanted to come back home to Peoria.
On the MRI results - the surgeon said that there is no change in
the worrisome spot at all. So, he doesn't see any growth. Which
is a good thing. However, the surgeon said the on ly thing he
can offer Gary is to amputate Gary's arm to see if he has any
less pain. I asked the surgeon if it would take care of the pain
and he said no - because your mind will still think the limb is
still there - even though it is not. So, Gary said he is not in
the correct mental state to make that decision right now. We are
still waiting to here from the doctor that is supposed to give
us a second opinion and a biopsy to see where we go from here.
I have been talking to the pain doctor here in Peoria for two
days now trying to raise some of the pain medicines and I am
trying to keep him out of the hospital. But, if he isn't better
next week - I will have no choice but to readmit him to the
hospital for pain control again.
Update June 17, 2008
Gary was supposed to get his last chemo treatment
June 11th. However, his platelets were too low.
We went to Chicago Friday June 13th to see the
doctor for an evaluation and have blood drawn to see if he could
have treatment. Gary's platelets were still low, but he did get
his last chemo treatment. The doctor was evaluating Gary because
of his neuropathy (numbness) in his hands and feet. Gary was
still pretty numb so the doctor decided to change the chemo for
the last treatment. She was worried if he stayed with the same
chemo that he might not get all his feeling back. Gary usually
has about 2/3 days before he bottoms out and this time he
bottomed out less than 24 hours later. We have gone to oncology
here in Peoria and Gary has gotten hydration fluids yesterday &
today. I wanted to bring everyone up to date on the MRI results
from May 21st. The surgeon said that there is a worrisome spot
next to the original tumor area. He can't be sure if it is a new
tumor or just scar tissue. We have worried & worried about this
for weeks, and Gary's pain level is out of contro l again, so
last Friday when Gary had his last chemo treatment we had them
to do another MRI and a vascular ultrasound of his arm to make
sure there weren't any blood clots. The surgeon said that the
ultrasound showed alot of activity, scar tissue, but they did
not see any blood clots. On the MRI results there hasn't been
any changes in the 3 weeks since the MRI on May 21st. So, good
thing - no growth. The surgeon said it is not an easy place to
biopsy, so we have to wait 8 weeks and have another MRI to see
if there is any growth or change in the worrisome area. I am so
proud of Gary for finishing out his chemo treatments. Now we
just have to continue praying that the chemo is working and that
this spot is just scar tissue. Gary is scheduled to go back to
Chicago on July 9th for a follow up with the radiologist and to
have a Pet Scan and see the oncologist. Gary should have another
MRI sometime in the beginning of August.
Tammy
May 25, 2008
I took Gary to Chicago last Wed. for his # three chemo
treatment. Gary's blood levels were all really good, so they
gave him an even more powerful dose of chemo. Well, Gary had a
bad reaction to the high level of chemo. It made him feel
'drunken' and he couldn't stay awake. So they monitored him
really well and he slept for quite some time. Then when it was
time for his MRI - they had to do the MRI two different times.
Gary was having uncontrollable jerking. So, they had to strap
him down for the second MRI. I still don't have the results from
the MRI. I am trying to be patient - but it is really hard. I am
going to wait until after the holiday then I am going to call
and see if the surgeon has the results. Gary really needs to
hear the results. He is so convinced the cancer is back - I pray
he gets the news he needs to be able to stop thinking about it
all the time at least for a little bit. With this big dose of
chemo - Gary is having a lot of the side effects of chemo. Gary
has blisters in his mouth and he can't eat very well. And the
chemo is making Gary's feet & hands numb. The day after chemo
the numbness was so bad, Gary fell and hit his head. I will
post something as soon as I get the results from the MRI.
Gary's # four round of chemo is scheduled for June 11th in
Chicago.
Tammy
May 6, 2008
Well last week we went to Chicago on Monday April 28th and they took out Gary’s epidural, the doctor was worried about infection in the spine. So, the epidural came out four weeks early.Gary is really happy - he can drive again. He is still in a lot pain and now he is starting occupational therapy three times a week. They are trying to get the bicep muscle to work. It won’t flex at all. The surgeon says hopefully in time - it will come back.? We will have to wait and see. Gary definitely has loss / damage from the cancer this time. We will have to give it time and see what the outcome will be. We went back to Chicago on Wednesday April 30th for round two chemo treatment. Gary bottomed out Saturday night. It seems as though about 72 hours after his chemo treatment he bottoms out. Gary is getting hydration fluids here in Peoria to help him get thru the chemo. The doctor also put Gary on a very strong antibiotic she said he is getting a cold/infection. Gary is scheduled for round three of chemo treatment on May 21st. The surgeon is planning on doing an MRI on May 21st when we are in Chicago to see how the surgical area is healing. Gary’s last round of chemo will be on June 11th and after that last treatment they are planning a PET Scan. We are praying for clear results this time! I know Gary sure has had his share of rough times. I know he really needs some positive news to help him get thru all of this! The whole family needs some positive news! :-) Again, thanks for all the prayers, cards, support during all of this. We truly appreciate everything everyone has done to help us out! Tammy
April 11, 2008 Update
Gary is finally back home. We went to Chicago April 1st and Gary was admitted to The University of Chicago for his extreme pain in his arm. Gary has nerve pain / nerve damage from the cancer that was wrapped around a nerve. The pain clinic did an emergency procedure right when I got him there on Tuesday. That was a temporary nerve block to see if there was anything they could do for him. The block was supposed to last anywhere from 6 - 36 hours. Gary’s wore off by the 6 hours. Then on Wednesday they tried to put a cathedar into his neck to get the medicine in that way. That procedure didn’t work - the cathedar got a kink in it and the meds could not go thru it. So right after that they took him back into another procedure and they put an epidural in his spine. Gary will have the epidural for 6-8 weeks. They can not leave it in any longer than the 8 weeks. The medicine is fed directly into his spine and they have numbed his arm from his shoulder to his wrist. They are trying to let the arm heal from the surgery. After 8 weeks they will take the epidural out and see exactly what nerve damage Gary has. It took A LOT of convincing - but, we convinced Gary to start his chemo before we left the hospital. The chemo doctor wants Gary to have one really big day of chemo then off 3 weeks, then one big day and off 3 weeks for a total of 4 treatments. The chemo will be double the dosage that he had before. So, it will be like Gary having 10 days of treatment in Peoria to one really big day in Chicago. I will be taking Gary back to Chicago next Wed. for a follow up on the radiation and a follow up on the pain & chemo treatments. Gary can’t drive for 6 weeks because of the medicines he is on. Gary isn’t taking that very well! Tammy
Congratulations Word has reached these ears stating and confirming that John & Sherry Chambers were married on March 29, 2008 Congratulations and best wishes!!!
March 31, 2008
Update on Gary -
Gary was in the hospital 9 days after his
surgery that was on Feb 22. Gary came home on March 2nd.
By March 6th I was taking Gary back to Chicago. Gary
was very sick and had gotten a stomach virus or flu bug. Then a
week later I took Gary back to Chicago - Gary was having severe
pain in parts of his arm and numbness in other parts. They
doubled Gary’s pain meds & put him on a nerve pain medicine.
Gary only continued to get worse, so I took him back to Chicago
on March 17th and they hospitalized him. Gary was in
the hospital until March 20th. They were trying to
manage his pain. Gary is on a pain patch, pain pills and two
nerve pain meds. I just took Gary back to Chicago March 26th
- Gary’s still in severe pain. They are having a pain management
team work with him. The surgeon said Gary could have nerve
damage from where the tumor was. AND they said having the
internal radiation so soon after the surgery could cause the
healing to be extremely slow or it could even stop the healing.
Gary's pain is not getting any better so we are going to Chicago Thurs. April 3rd to meet with the pain clinic to see what options Gary has to try to get this pain level under control. Thank you for all the prayers and support!
If I haven’t updated in a while and you want
to know how things are going we have a new email address it is
gonmad57@comcast.net
I will try to send another update soon. Tammy Gary Wilson update 2/28/2008
I wanted to send an email to try to bring
everyone up to date!
I apologize that I have not been very prompt on
sending out my email. It is just that everything has moved so
quickly!
Gary had a PET Scan on 1/28/08 and it showed
abnormal activity in the shoulder area. Then Gary had a MRI of
his right shoulder and it showed a golf ball tumor. Gary's
oncologist sent us back up to the surgeon in Chicago. We met
with him on 2/13/08 and we were told that there was another
tumor in the surgical area. We went back up to Chicago for a 2nd
opinion and to meet with a radiologist on 2/20/2008. We got a
call the next day and was told to be in Chicago for surgery on
2/22/2008. Gary needs to have surgery, internal radiation, and
possibly more chemo therapy.
Gary's surgery was rather lengthy because they
were exploring the shoulder area extensively to see if there was
any other abnormal activity. The surgeon was sucessful in
removing the tumor. It was wrapped around a nerve and by the
pectoral muscle. Gary had a really hard time coming out the the
anesth. medicines. Two days later they did a chest x-ray and we
were told Gary has pneumonia. They finally did a CT Chest Scan
yesterday. They tried all weekend to get an IV in to inject the
dye, however, Gary's veins wouldn't hold up. So, yesterday after
being stuck five times - they got the IV in and we were told
this morning that Gary's CT Chest Scan came back clear - no
blood clots! YAH! We have worried all weekend about that.
Gary was put into his radiation treatment today.
They took him into isolation about 4:00 and he has to be in
there for 96 hours (4 days). They said he should be able to come
out of isolation about 5:10 this Sunday. But he may have to
stay until Monday to be observed Sunday night.
I will let you know what our next steps will be
as soon as we know.... The surgeon said that the healing process
will be slowed down due to the radiation being so quickly right
after surgery. Last August Gary's staples came out in two weeks.
The surgeon said this time it will be 4 weeks before the staples
can come out.
Gary has 15 catheters 67 stitches, and 40
staples. It is a pretty large incision this time. The surgeon
said the radiation could slow down the healing - and it could
even stop the healing. I pray that doesn't happen.
I will send an update as soon as I know more!
Please continue to keep Gary in your
prayers! Gary needs all the prayers he can get!
This has been very difficult for Gary and our
family to handle finding out that his cancer was back a second
time in six months.
Tammy
Welcome to Abbigail Paige Brown
Abbi weighed in at 9 lbs, 20inches long on Feb 12, 2008 Mom and dad are Nikki and Danny Brown Grandma and Gramps are Joy and Ray Clarke
Feb 12, 2008
Well, we didn't like the news we got today.
Another bump in the long road we have been on. The doctor said
there is a mass about the size of a golf ball just underneath
the surgical area. The doctor is having us go back up to
Chicago to see the surgeon. He wants him to review the films and
see what is going on. The oncologist doesn't want to do a biopsy
until the surgeon reviews all that is going on. The oncologist
said it is a soft mass, so he doesn't think it is cancer.
However, he doesn't want to do a biopsy because if it is a blood
mass, then Gary could bleed a lot! So, we are going to Chicago
to see the surgeon that did the surgery back in August this
Wednesday at 11:30. I went to the hospital after we left the
doctor today and got all the medical records that we need to
take to Chicago with us. I pray it is something that is easily
fixed. I also pray that Gary does not have cancer again, or that
he won't have to go through a surgical procedure again. I will
keep you posted as soon as we know some more.
Tammy
Feb 4, 2008--Gary just got his PET Scan
results. He has been having a lot of pain in his shoulder.
The PET Scan showed abnormal activity in
the surgery area. They said it did not show growth or cancer
- so that is good! But the doctor said that the surgical
area should of healed by now. Gary has to have a MRI of his
shoulder on Thursday to see why the abnormal activity and so
much pain. Gary will also have another sonogram of his wrist
to make sure the blood clot is dissipating on Thursday.
We will go back to the oncologist next
Monday to get the MRI & sonogram results.
Gary Wilson update
PLEASE keep Gary in your prayers.......
Gary finished his last week of chemo on January
5th and was diagnosed with the flu during his chemo treatment. THEN
- Just when I thought things were looking up for
us........Yesterday, Gary said 'I think you need to call the
doctor'. Well, for Gary to say that there MUST be something wrong!!
So I called out to oncology and they wanted to
see him. Gary has had troubles with his arm hurting for two weeks
now. Since the last week of chemo, Gary's arm has been all achy, and
all through the week of chemo they had to keep moving the IV. He had
troubles the whole week of chemo. Well anyways, Gary said his left
arm & left hand is all swollen, very red & hot! So, the nurse wanted
to see Gary. She said yes, he has an infection where his IV was.
And she sent us to the hospital to have a sonogram of the arm to
make sure there wasn't any blood clots. Well, after going to
Methodist they said Gary has a blood clot from his wrist to his
elbow. And another vein up past his elbow has a second blood clot
about 1 & 1/2 inches. AND Gary's lymph node near his arm pit is
inflamed. I told Gary - If it wasn't for bad luck - I don't think
he would have any luck at all!!! So, now Gary has to go on Coumadin
for 3 - 6 months (pill form) and an injection of coumidin once a day
for a week. They moved Gary's PET Scan up to Jan. 29th to make sure
the lymph node is ok.
Gary is finally getting over the flu. But they are
going to put him back on his antibiotic for the infection in the
arm. Please keep Gary in your prayers. Just when we thought things
were finally looking up for us - We have to come to another bump in
the road!
10/24/2007
CNA Members,
For the last several days all areas
of San Diego County(Ramona included) has been under fire due to the
Santa Ana winds. We have some news to share with the members...Mike
and Pat Harvey have lost their home and all their possessions. They
were out of town with the Nomad...However Sam and Donnna Rindskopf
lost everything....Please keep your thoughts and prayers for Mike
and Pat, Sam and Donna.
Sincerely,
JD and Dana Stevens
If any CNA member would like to
pass on a message please e-mail
heartbeatclassicchevys@gmail.com
10/24/2007
Saturday was the benefit for Gary Wilson
Gary wasn't feeling well when it was time to
go to the benefit. I talked him into going. I wasn't sure Gary
would be able to stay for very long so Gary drove to the benefit
separately. If he needed to go home he could. Shortly after we
got to the benefit - Gary was outside getting some fresh air and
all of a sudden - there was a NOMAD!!! I can not believe how it
lifted Gary's spirits. Then the next thing I know - Gary had his
dad go home and get our Nomad! That made Gary so happy. I
haven't seen him smile in quite some time. Then - doing a
burnout in the parking lot kept Gary's spirits up!!! Thank you
to all of our Nomad family that came to the benefit. It REALLY
lifted Gary's spirits!!! Thank you to all the Nomaders that
drove for hours to come and see Gary.
We appreciated it so much!!! Please continue
to keep Gary in your prayers as he continues his Chemo
treatments until the end of January. We look forward to seeing
all of you in West Virginia!!
Tammy
Gary Wilson 120 Linden Lane East Peoria IL 61611-2950 I wanted to let our friends & nomad family know that during the Nomad Convention this year in Texas, we found out that Gary was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in his shoulder bone. When we got back home, it was a roller coaster ride for about 6 weeks. Last Thursday, Gary, finally was able to have surgery to remove the cancerous tumor in his shoulder bone (coracoid processor). The surgery was very successful. The surgeon said he was real pleased with the surgery. The surgeon only had to cut thru one muscle, and he was able to remove the whole bone that the tumor was in. Gary has about a 4 inch incision, and 19 staples. Now, Gary needs to rest up for two weeks, then at week 3 - Gary will have radiation/rehabilitation for three weeks. Then Gary will need to have Chemo. The doctors are unable to locate the primary source of Gary's cancer. So, thank you for all the prayers, they are greatly appreciated. And please keep Gary in your prayers now, for the radiation & chemo treatments. I know he really needs to keep his spirits up!
OK - very upsetting news....not what we expected
at all!
We expected to talk to the doctor, to start
radiation this week, then have chemo after radiation.
Well, the CT chest scan results were not good.
Gary's lymph nodes are inflamed. The incision is shadowed on the
ct scan, therefore they think the tumor might be growing in the
incision. AND Gary has three spots on his right lung that wasn't
there 6 weeks ago. So, we knew it was a fast growing cancer, and
things are not looking so good right now. SO, Gary will start
very aggressive chemo Monday morning and he will have a very
high dose, which has alot if side effects with it. And have
radiation along with the chemo treatments.
Here is a web site to check for Gary's condition www.picturesupreme.com/gary.htm
6/16/2007 Happy 50th
Bob & Jackie Maline, Bill & Helen Macoubrie, Pat & Larry Bonner help Dale & Sallie Pfeifer celebrate their 50th
CongratulationsShelby Jo Roberts, daughter of Tom and Sue Roberts, CNA #336, of Johnstown, Ohio graduated this month from Tiffin University with a Master’s Degree in Forensic Psychology. She earned two Bachelor's Degree in both Forensic Investigation and Criminal Justice from Mountain State University in 2005. She is currently a Crime Scene Analyst with a Sheriff's department in Florida.
Corey Sue (Roberts) Johnson,
daughter of Tom and Sue Roberts, CNA #336, of Johnstown, Ohio
graduated this month from Tiffin University with a Master’s Degree
in Business Administration; she earned a Bachelor's Degree in
Communications from Denison University in 2003.
Sallie and Dale Pfeifer CNA#35 are the proud grandparents of Thomas Vernon Pfeifer. Thomas was born May 11, 2007 to Darrin and Kelly Pfeifer of Elko NV.
Just wanted to let you know that both my mom and dad are doing fine after their kidney transplant surgery yesterday!! My mom was already released today and my dad will be at UCLA probably through the weekend/early next week if all goes well!! Please feel free to tell others you think may want to know, as I'm afraid I'll miss someone.
Congratulations We have a new grandson! Jaden William Carter was born Feb. 7, 2007. He weighed in at 9 lbs. and was 21" tall. Everyone is doing well. Paul & Linda Carter #2292
Dear CNA It is with great regret that I inform you, as an organization and as a wonderful group of friends, that Shirley Mason, my wife of 52 years passed on October 8, 2006. She fought the good battle, even going to Sedona AZ, although she was wracked with pain. She just wanted to see all of her "Nomader" friends one more time. We included her in everything that she could physically do, and she loved it. Thanks for all the good memories she had with the club and it's members. Ernie Mason CNA #1780 5872 Chinook Dr Huntington Beach CA 92647
August 25, 2006 Erika Fredericks, daughter of Ed & Lynn Fredericks #2840, will marry Dennis Lewis in Portland, OR on October 14th The newlyweds will live in Savannah, GA while Erika finishes graduate school
Happy Anniversary Paul & Lois Reedy They will celebrate 50 years together September 8, 2006 Cards & Letters to Paul & Lois Reedy 1163 Bohemia Mill Rd Middletown DE 19709
August 19, 2006 Check the memorials page for information on the recent passing of family and friends of CNA members
May 26, 2006 Nikkii Clarke will marry Daniel Brown on July 22, 2006 in Placerville, CA. Can't wait to see you in Sedona!!
May 7, 2006 From the house of Gosnell over in Iowa Son Greg will graduate from Williamsburg High School on May 21, 2006 Daughter Ann will be married to Blake Kleinmeyer on September 9, 2006 See you in Sedona
May 2, 2006 I just received word that Mary Lou Zimmer had a heart attack over the weekend. She is doing better today, but it looks like she will be in the hospital a couple more weeks. It was touch and go at first. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.
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