Retiree Newsletter
For many years you may have received a paper or digital Retiree Newsletter, in which Conference retirees of all ages shared life updates and wisdom in a bi-annual publication. Like many things in 2020, the Retiree Newsletter went virtual! We're excited to provide a digital space for you to share longer updates and even photos of what you're up to, wherever you may be.
To opt-in to receive the digital Retiree Newsletter, please sign-up for our email list. For the time being, we plan to still send two editions per year.
If you have trouble with the form, don't hesitate to email Lauren Miers at lmiers@moumethodist.org
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Staying active, healthy and gathering with family.
Melinda and I are still here in Independence, connecting with First United Methodist downtown Independence.
In retirement I'm enjoying writing curriculum for Cokesbury's Adult Bible Studies series.
Retirees are invited to a clergy gathering on Monday, May 22, at 11:30 a.m. at Sunny Street Cafe.
We say that Etta Mae cannot breathe, and Fritz cannot hear. At our age we guess this is to be expected.
It has been along time since I have written, but David and I are still around and starting to enjoy this beautiful spring weather.
Linda and I have moved to St. Joseph, Missouri, and we are busy with our two daughters, their kids, and Linda's two sisters and brothers in the same vicinity.
I am doing well, content living at Lenoir Woods Retirement Community in Columbia.
Cleo turned 88 in February, and Judy turned 82 in March. We celebrated our 20th anniversary in March as well.
We're staying busy and trying to stay healthy in Plant City.