Harry Fleming
Margaret Fleming
Ruth Deckard
Fred Fabian
Tex Reynolds
Sayner Wisconsin
BURLINGTON - Margaret R. Fleming, 97, passed away Thursday, February 22, 2007, at Geneva Lake Manor in Lake Geneva. She was born March 21, 1909, in Chicago, Ill., where she spent her early life and received her education. On September 5, 1953, she was united in marriage to Harry Fleming. He preceded her in death in November of 1973. Following marriage, they resided in Sayner. Margaret had been a resident of Burlington for the past 20 years. She was an Owner and Operator of a sporting goods gift shop in Sayner and later was a Secretary for Alpine Valley. She enjoyed golfing, ballroom dancing, playing cards and Scrabble, and spending time with family and friends. Survivors include her step-daughter, Marilyn Lahodik; grandchildren, Todd (Teresa) Deckard, Margo (Charles) Deckard-Miller, and Holly Deckard; and by great-grandchildren, Veronica Deckard and Grace Miller. Margaret was cared for by her loving nephew, Jeff (Patricia) Solofra and their family. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a step-daughter, Ruth Deckard; and a brother, Carl. A Memorial service will be held at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church in Burlington on Thursday, March 1, 2007, at 7 p.m. with Rev. Dean Fleming officiating. Memorials to St. Johns Lutheran Evangelical Church have been suggested. SCHUETTE-DANIELS FUNERAL HOME 625 South Browns Lake Drive Burlington 262-763-3434 www.danielsfamilyfuneral.com
Published in the Racine Journal Times on 2/27/2007.
Harry Fleming 8mm Margaret Ruth Deckard Fred Fabian Tex Reynolds Sayner Wisconsin
Author: twdeckard
Keywords: Harry Fleming 8mm Margaret Ruth Deckard Fred Fabian Tex Reynolds Sayner Wisconsin
Added: November 23, 2008
Harry Fleming
Margaret Fleming
Ruth Deckard
Fred Fabian
Tex Reynolds
Sayner Wisconsin
BURLINGTON - Margaret R. Fleming, 97, passed away Thursday, February 22, 2007, at Geneva Lake Manor in Lake Geneva. She was born March 21, 1909, in Chicago, Ill., where she spent her early life and received her education. On September 5, 1953, she was united in marriage to Harry Fleming. He preceded her in death in November of 1973. Following marriage, they resided in Sayner. Margaret had been a resident of Burlington for the past 20 years. She was an Owner and Operator of a sporting goods gift shop in Sayner and later was a Secretary for Alpine Valley. She enjoyed golfing, ballroom dancing, playing cards and Scrabble, and spending time with family and friends. Survivors include her step-daughter, Marilyn Lahodik; grandchildren, Todd (Teresa) Deckard, Margo (Charles) Deckard-Miller, and Holly Deckard; and by great-grandchildren, Veronica Deckard and Grace Miller. Margaret was cared for by her loving nephew, Jeff (Patricia) Solofra and their family. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a step-daughter, Ruth Deckard; and a brother, Carl. A Memorial service will be held at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church in Burlington on Thursday, March 1, 2007, at 7 p.m. with Rev. Dean Fleming officiating. Memorials to St. Johns Lutheran Evangelical Church have been suggested. SCHUETTE-DANIELS FUNERAL HOME 625 South Browns Lake Drive Burlington 262-763-3434 www.danielsfamilyfuneral.com
Published in the Racine Journal Times on 2/27/2007.
Author: twdeckard
Keywords: Harry Fleming 8mm Margaret Ruth Deckard Fred Fabian Tex Reynolds Sayner Wisconsin
Added: November 22, 2008
Harry Fleming
Margaret Fleming
Ruth Deckard
Fred Fabian
Tex Reynolds
Sayner Wisconsin
BURLINGTON - Margaret R. Fleming, 97, passed away Thursday, February 22, 2007, at Geneva Lake Manor in Lake Geneva. She was born March 21, 1909, in Chicago, Ill., where she spent her early life and received her education. On September 5, 1953, she was united in marriage to Harry Fleming. He preceded her in death in November of 1973. Following marriage, they resided in Sayner. Margaret had been a resident of Burlington for the past 20 years. She was an Owner and Operator of a sporting goods gift shop in Sayner and later was a Secretary for Alpine Valley. She enjoyed golfing, ballroom dancing, playing cards and Scrabble, and spending time with family and friends. Survivors include her step-daughter, Marilyn Lahodik; grandchildren, Todd (Teresa) Deckard, Margo (Charles) Deckard-Miller, and Holly Deckard; and by great-grandchildren, Veronica Deckard and Grace Miller. Margaret was cared for by her loving nephew, Jeff (Patricia) Solofra and their family. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a step-daughter, Ruth Deckard; and a brother, Carl. A Memorial service will be held at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church in Burlington on Thursday, March 1, 2007, at 7 p.m. with Rev. Dean Fleming officiating. Memorials to St. Johns Lutheran Evangelical Church have been suggested. SCHUETTE-DANIELS FUNERAL HOME 625 South Browns Lake Drive Burlington 262-763-3434 www.danielsfamilyfuneral.com
Published in the Racine Journal Times on 2/27/2007.
Author: twdeckard
Keywords: Harry Fleming 8mm Video Margaret Ruth Deckard Fred Fabian Tex Reynolds Sayner Wisconsin
Added: November 22, 2008
James Kochalka Show Opening
Little Paintings 3 at GR2
November 15 - December 10
Reception: Saturday, November 15, 6:30 -10:00
GR2
2062 Sawtelle Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
gr2.net
(310) 445-9276
Giant Robot is proud to present Little Paintings 3 by James Kochalka at GR2.
Indie cartoonist James Kochalka is well known for having a raw, humorous, and powerful style and prolific pace; he draws one diary strip a day for his Web site, and still manages to create an ever-growing catalog of graphic novels. His range extends from the autobiographical (American Elf) to kid-friendly (Johnny Boo) to serious (The Cute Manifesto) to raunchy (SuperF*ckers) to iconic (Monkey vs. Robot). His comix work has won four Ignatz awards and one Harvey award. He is widely regarded as the inventor of the daily-diary comic strip, and has inspired countless younger artists.
The Burlington, VT-based artist has also released several CDs with his band, James Kochalka Superstar. His song "Britney's Silver Can" was named one of the 100 best songs of 2006 by Rolling Stone, and his song "Hockey Monkey" was used as the theme song for the Fox television sitcom The Loop.
For Little Paintings 3, Kochalka is supplementing his acrylic 2" x 2" paintings on 3" x 3" paper with a few that are comparatively large. "There are a few that are 4" x 4" and some that are 6" x 6". Still little compared with the rest of the paintings of the world, but they'll feel giant in the context of my world," he says. Some recurring themes include royal cats, adventurous blobs, and tumors, happy apples, and crazy worms.
The multitude will not be framed but are quite suitable for framing. "I'm kind of against posters. I think people should have real art made by real human hands in their homes" Kochalka says of his small and affordably priced paintings.
A reception from 6:30 to 10:00 on Saturday, November 15 will include a special performance of music composed by the artist on his Game Boy. For more information about Kochalka, GR2, or Giant Robot magazine, please contact:
Author: giantrobotmagazine
Keywords: "giant robot" gr2 "los angeles" "james kochalka" "little paintings" "indie art" comics" "live music" music "fantagraphics" "top shelf elf"
Added: November 22, 2008
ames Kochalka Show Opening
Little Paintings 3 at GR2
November 15 - December 10
Reception: Saturday, November 15, 6:30 -10:00
GR2
2062 Sawtelle Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
gr2.net
(310) 445-9276
Giant Robot is proud to present Little Paintings 3 by James Kochalka at GR2.
Indie cartoonist James Kochalka is well known for having a raw, humorous, and powerful style and prolific pace; he draws one diary strip a day for his Web site, and still manages to create an ever-growing catalog of graphic novels. His range extends from the autobiographical (American Elf) to kid-friendly (Johnny Boo) to serious (The Cute Manifesto) to raunchy (SuperF*ckers) to iconic (Monkey vs. Robot). His comix work has won four Ignatz awards and one Harvey award. He is widely regarded as the inventor of the daily-diary comic strip, and has inspired countless younger artists.
The Burlington, VT-based artist has also released several CDs with his band, James Kochalka Superstar. His song "Britney's Silver Can" was named one of the 100 best songs of 2006 by Rolling Stone, and his song "Hockey Monkey" was used as the theme song for the Fox television sitcom The Loop.
For Little Paintings 3, Kochalka is supplementing his acrylic 2" x 2" paintings on 3" x 3" paper with a few that are comparatively large. "There are a few that are 4" x 4" and some that are 6" x 6". Still little compared with the rest of the paintings of the world, but they'll feel giant in the context of my world," he says. Some recurring themes include royal cats, adventurous blobs, and tumors, happy apples, and crazy worms.
The multitude will not be framed but are quite suitable for framing. "I'm kind of against posters. I think people should have real art made by real human hands in their homes" Kochalka says of his small and affordably priced paintings.
A reception from 6:30 to 10:00 on Saturday, November 15 will include a special performance of music composed by the artist on his Game Boy. For more information about Kochalka, GR2, or Giant Robot magazine, please contact:
Author: giantrobotmagazine
Keywords: "giant robot" gr2 "los angeles" "james kochalka" "little paintings" "indie art" comics" "live music" music "fantagraphics" "top shelf elf"
Added: November 22, 2008
ames Kochalka Show Opening
Little Paintings 3 at GR2
November 15 - December 10
Reception: Saturday, November 15, 6:30 -10:00
GR2
2062 Sawtelle Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
gr2.net
(310) 445-9276
Giant Robot is proud to present Little Paintings 3 by James Kochalka at GR2.
Indie cartoonist James Kochalka is well known for having a raw, humorous, and powerful style and prolific pace; he draws one diary strip a day for his Web site, and still manages to create an ever-growing catalog of graphic novels. His range extends from the autobiographical (American Elf) to kid-friendly (Johnny Boo) to serious (The Cute Manifesto) to raunchy (SuperF*ckers) to iconic (Monkey vs. Robot). His comix work has won four Ignatz awards and one Harvey award. He is widely regarded as the inventor of the daily-diary comic strip, and has inspired countless younger artists.
The Burlington, VT-based artist has also released several CDs with his band, James Kochalka Superstar. His song "Britney's Silver Can" was named one of the 100 best songs of 2006 by Rolling Stone, and his song "Hockey Monkey" was used as the theme song for the Fox television sitcom The Loop.
For Little Paintings 3, Kochalka is supplementing his acrylic 2" x 2" paintings on 3" x 3" paper with a few that are comparatively large. "There are a few that are 4" x 4" and some that are 6" x 6". Still little compared with the rest of the paintings of the world, but they'll feel giant in the context of my world," he says. Some recurring themes include royal cats, adventurous blobs, and tumors, happy apples, and crazy worms.
The multitude will not be framed but are quite suitable for framing. "I'm kind of against posters. I think people should have real art made by real human hands in their homes" Kochalka says of his small and affordably priced paintings.
A reception from 6:30 to 10:00 on Saturday, November 15 will include a special performance of music composed by the artist on his Game Boy. For more information about Kochalka, GR2, or Giant Robot magazine, please contact:
Author: giantrobotmagazine
Keywords: "giant robot" gr2 "los angeles" "james kochalka" "little paintings" "indie art" comics" "live music" music "fantagraphics" "top shelf elf"
Added: November 22, 2008
ames Kochalka Show Opening
Little Paintings 3 at GR2
November 15 - December 10
Reception: Saturday, November 15, 6:30 -10:00
GR2
2062 Sawtelle Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
gr2.net
(310) 445-9276
Giant Robot is proud to present Little Paintings 3 by James Kochalka at GR2.
Indie cartoonist James Kochalka is well known for having a raw, humorous, and powerful style and prolific pace; he draws one diary strip a day for his Web site, and still manages to create an ever-growing catalog of graphic novels. His range extends from the autobiographical (American Elf) to kid-friendly (Johnny Boo) to serious (The Cute Manifesto) to raunchy (SuperF*ckers) to iconic (Monkey vs. Robot). His comix work has won four Ignatz awards and one Harvey award. He is widely regarded as the inventor of the daily-diary comic strip, and has inspired countless younger artists.
The Burlington, VT-based artist has also released several CDs with his band, James Kochalka Superstar. His song "Britney's Silver Can" was named one of the 100 best songs of 2006 by Rolling Stone, and his song "Hockey Monkey" was used as the theme song for the Fox television sitcom The Loop.
For Little Paintings 3, Kochalka is supplementing his acrylic 2" x 2" paintings on 3" x 3" paper with a few that are comparatively large. "There are a few that are 4" x 4" and some that are 6" x 6". Still little compared with the rest of the paintings of the world, but they'll feel giant in the context of my world," he says. Some recurring themes include royal cats, adventurous blobs, and tumors, happy apples, and crazy worms.
The multitude will not be framed but are quite suitable for framing. "I'm kind of against posters. I think people should have real art made by real human hands in their homes" Kochalka says of his small and affordably priced paintings.
A reception from 6:30 to 10:00 on Saturday, November 15 will include a special performance of music composed by the artist on his Game Boy. For more information about Kochalka, GR2, or Giant Robot magazine, please contact:
Author: giantrobotmagazine
Keywords: "giant robot" gr2 "los angeles" "james kochalka" "little paintings" "indie art" comics" "live music" music "fantagraphics" "top shelf elf"
Added: November 22, 2008
ames Kochalka Show Opening
Little Paintings 3 at GR2
November 15 - December 10
Reception: Saturday, November 15, 6:30 -10:00
GR2
2062 Sawtelle Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90025
gr2.net
(310) 445-9276
Giant Robot is proud to present Little Paintings 3 by James Kochalka at GR2.
Indie cartoonist James Kochalka is well known for having a raw, humorous, and powerful style and prolific pace; he draws one diary strip a day for his Web site, and still manages to create an ever-growing catalog of graphic novels. His range extends from the autobiographical (American Elf) to kid-friendly (Johnny Boo) to serious (The Cute Manifesto) to raunchy (SuperF*ckers) to iconic (Monkey vs. Robot). His comix work has won four Ignatz awards and one Harvey award. He is widely regarded as the inventor of the daily-diary comic strip, and has inspired countless younger artists.
The Burlington, VT-based artist has also released several CDs with his band, James Kochalka Superstar. His song "Britney's Silver Can" was named one of the 100 best songs of 2006 by Rolling Stone, and his song "Hockey Monkey" was used as the theme song for the Fox television sitcom The Loop.
For Little Paintings 3, Kochalka is supplementing his acrylic 2" x 2" paintings on 3" x 3" paper with a few that are comparatively large. "There are a few that are 4" x 4" and some that are 6" x 6". Still little compared with the rest of the paintings of the world, but they'll feel giant in the context of my world," he says. Some recurring themes include royal cats, adventurous blobs, and tumors, happy apples, and crazy worms.
The multitude will not be framed but are quite suitable for framing. "I'm kind of against posters. I think people should have real art made by real human hands in their homes" Kochalka says of his small and affordably priced paintings.
A reception from 6:30 to 10:00 on Saturday, November 15 will include a special performance of music composed by the artist on his Game Boy. For more information about Kochalka, GR2, or Giant Robot magazine, please contact:
Author: giantrobotmagazine
Keywords: "giant robot" gr2 "los angeles" "james kochalka" "little paintings" "indie art" comics" "live music" music "fantagraphics" "top shelf elf"
Added: November 22, 2008
Pressing the elevator call button on the Schindler Elevator at the Borders Book Store a the Wayside Commons in Burlington MA.
Author: elevatorsonly
Keywords: Pressing the elevator call button
Added: November 22, 2008
The Columbia Power Plant is located on the Canadian Pacific M&P Branch just south of Portage. The coal trains that serve it (Trains 882 and 883) usually operate with Burlington Northern Santa Fe power.
On January 21, we catch SD70MACs BNSF 9753 and unpatched BN 9541, and ES44AC BNSF 6135, running light to pick up empties at the plant. They are first seen at the Wauona Trail crossing on the east side of Portage where the branch parallels the main, then at a crossing within the plant.
A week later on January 28, a similar lashup including ES44AC BSNF 5934 and SD70MACs BNSF 9420 and BNSF 8879 are taped bringing a loaded train out to the plant. The first shot of this train is again at Wauona Trail, and the second is at the branch line's crossing of US Highway 51.
Video by my dad.
Author: HighIronofWisconsin
Keywords: train railroad railway railfan Burlington Northern Santa Fe BNSF BN Canadian Pacific CP Rail GE ES44AC EMD SD70MAC locomotive
Added: November 22, 2008
This is just for you, dea41396returns! This is at the L.L. Bean at Wayside Commons in Burlington MA. This is not the official video of this elevator.
Author: elevatorsonly
Keywords: dea41396returns
Added: November 22, 2008
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