Master kayaker Donnie Watts and his intern,Lukens, and,of course,the DUCKS!
Katy Free Farber and husband Doug Farber
Bruce and Suzanne Cope Free
Betty and Frankie Wise
Police Chief Tim Hester
Clerk of Courts Ron Coffey
Derek Lyons and
Maggie Mitchell
Danny and Susan Long
Mike and Sharon Sims
Mike and Linda Penn
Joey Smith and Barbie Snodgrass
Jesse Mitchell and Maribeth Hull
Aharon and Jama McCune
Paula Orr and husband Howard Zody
Cindy and Benny Barnes
Eleanor and Larry Snodgrass
Don Dietrich and wife Cindi Pearce
Nina Pence
Eric Zint, Derek Johnson, Ryan Weller and Natalie Smith
Teresa and Marty Pollard
Delbert and Marilyn Mitchell
Jan and Lonnie Wilson
John Wend, rear, and athletes
Karaoke girls (oh, so BAD!) Nina Pence, Sharon Sims, Linda Penn, Marilyn Mitchell and Carol Hixson
Cathy Daniels Rivas and a bunch of dudes
Customer Mike Zint and Vicki and Joe Pat Smith, the bartenders
The Zints...
Thanks to roving photog Sue Frizzell Zint for lots of pictures
KC and Caitlin Quance at Caitlin's California wedding. The girls are the daughters of Peter Quance and Julie McCray and the late Becky Smith Quance.
Photo/Ron Coffey
The official dedication and opening of the Greenfield .85 mile Recreational Trail was held August 20. Those pictured are, from left, Karole Clouser Osterloh; Steve Iseman; Jim Schneider, bike path consultant; State Representative David T. Daniels; City Councilman Dick Counter; unidentified (sorry), former Mayor and currently a City Councilmember Betty Jackman; Councilman Bernie Hester; Mayor John Baal: Community Development Director Cindi Pearce; former Mayor Lanny Bryant; Councilman Bob Bergstrom, Auditor Karen Dickess Daniels; Gary Grate of Martin Marietta; former Auditor Jim Pearce; unidentified (again, sorry!) and Treasurer Marguerite Penn.
What a crew! The city crew!
Employees of the city (and some drop-ins) gathered to celebrate the birthdays of Marguerite Penn and Cindi Pearce, whose combined age is 140. (You figure it out!) The party was hosted by David and Karen Daniels. Those present were, front row from left, Donnie Watts, whom we can't claim but who works with the housing specialist; Margaret Mobley, income tax administrator; Marguerite Penn, treasurer; Cindi Pearce, community development director; Karen Daniels, auditor; Roberta Karnes, mayor's executive secretary; Betty Wise secretarial assistant; Deidra Branham, auditor's assistant; second row: Brian Smith, street superintendent; Ron Coffey, clerk of courts: Nilla Payne, Betty's friend and frequent visitor to the third floor; Beryl Cooper, water superintendent; Thelma Coffey; Police Chief Tim Hester: Housing Specialist Peg Beekman; Safety Service Director Bill Lynch; Fire Chief Greg Schottelkotte and Cemetery Superintendent Rick Whaley.
Photo/David Daniels
Photo/Liza Dietrich
Alisha Lee
Hannah Bean
Photo/Liza Dietrich
During a recent mock disaster exercise, city worker Tate Wagner was pressed into action. Wagner helped rescue 'victims' from the pseudo-disaster scene (aka meth lab explosion) which resulted in 'death' and a variety of injuries to several pseudo victims including, apparently, Raggedy Ann. The "Good Sport" Award goes to Wagner who took very good care of his injured charges.
