As March comes to and end, we carry on our long standing tradition of setting aside the last day of the month to remember friends and loved ones that have gone on before us. Today our list includes:

BEAUTIFUL picture!

Fly high Cheryl....show us how easy it is!! She was
one stunning woman.

God's Blessings to all.

Thinking with great sadness and great hope of our
dear friend and adopted mother, Thelma Guelde, who
went Home to her Heavenly Father on Thursday. She'll
be celebrating the Resurrection with her Lord and the
family who went before her this Easter.

So sorry for your loss, jbuck! And yes, fly
high, Cheryl. You deserve it. Judy, that
picture is spectacular!

Thinking about my Aunt Frieda who passed 9 years
ago this month at 100 years old. She was an
amazing woman who was the best aunt a girl could
ask for. I loved her so much and I still miss
her.

We have snow here today for the annual Easter
egg hunt in town. The kids will have to be
diehards to search for eggs in this.

Thank you, Deb. Thelma was 93 , but like your 100
year old Aunt, it's still hard to say good bye.

Are you getting the storm that's headed to the UP
for Easter?

I remember one year while at NMU we had a Sunrise
Service on the shore of Lake Superior. It was
beautiful and mild. It went so well everyone
decided to do it again the next year. Needless to
say the next year was 'normal' with snow and cold
and the Sunrise Service was back in the church
that year! That did make it easier on the deacons
who cooked the breakfast afterwards tho!

Hmmm, i just checked their website and Bethel Baptist
shows their Sunrise Service is at South Beach. Got a
feeling they may have to change that!!

Remembering our parents Norman and Helen Pooley, Ed and Sophie Kuusisto, Aunt Lyle Pooley, our sister in law and dear friend Phyllis Kuusisto, Karen Kuusisto, Janet Trasti, Selma Kuusisto, Auntie Eva Lahti, our good buddy Nitz Kumpula, our nephews “The Chief” Churchill and Charlie Churchill, our sweet niece Rosie Churchill, Our niece Bailey Hartmann, our brother in law and friend Wayne Hartmann our sister and best friend Flo Hartmann and our dear sweet baby girls Annie and Molly Kuusisto. We love and miss you all so much.

Ken Schneider, my mother's youngest brother, who
died in January and whose funeral was celebrated
March 24. May he rest in peace and be dancing a
jig in Heaven.

Remembering my first and second wives, Nancy and Madeline and my daughter Mary

My DAD, Leonard Schwartz, he was one of the
"GREATEST GENERATION", W.W.II.

Remembering my father, Toivo Leinonen who died on March 29, 1988 at the age of 66 years old. So much has happened in the 30 years he has been gone, like my two kids who never met him. I never met his parents either, they died the year before I was born. It is like history repeated itself.We will always miss him.

Evelyn D. (Onceayooper2), i hope that 'tradition'
ends with this generation!

Me too, jbuck!!

I haven't seen a message from Cheryl in quite some
time, though I have thought about her, and not
just in November.She was a remarkable human being!
And now she's with her Dad again. Bless her!

Remembering my Wife Teresa who I lost September 15th of last year, My Mom Betty Kentala who left this world on February 28th and my Grandson Jeffrey gone home with the Lord on March 13th.