Buzz.......

Something for the next NL. Hang on to this email.

When I receive the other material from her, I'll send it on.

I'll scan any pictures, and send you JPG images.

Nancy bought 22 mugs from me!

Al.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "nancy kriminger" <nansealou@webtv.net>
To: "Al Creasy" <trebla1@alltel.net>
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 8:56 PM
Subject: Re: WFA A Spargur turns 100 !

Dear Mr.Creasy,
I move so slow, but finally I have the newspaper and some pictures to
send regarding Dad's 100th birthday/reunion celebration that took place
on June 26, 2005.
I am pleased to report he is doing fine as of today, he enjoys sitting
in the sun, eating fresh fruit, and watching baseball games, that is to
the best of his ability, as he has macular degeneration and therefore
can't see too well, but he manages well.
On Sunday June 26 , 2005 we had a birthday celebration for Earl W.
Spargur of yukon, Oklahoma. Earl was born in Yukon on June 27th,l905. He
had two brothers and one sister, all born in Yukon. Earl married his
childhood sweetheart, Eva Barrett , also of yukon. Earl and Eva had
three children, two sons and one daughter. Earl & Eva moved to
California in 1935 to seek work in the lumber business, Earl had two
brothers, Floyd and Carl, and a sister Ola. His brother floyd moved to
California and this tempted Earl to make the move. 
Earl did work in the lumber business for many years, raised his children
and then purchased a "California Court" apartment complex, he rented
them to mostly seniors and he lived there as well, his tenants were his
"family" too. He was truly a great "landlord" to his tenants. In 1982
Earl moved back to Yukon, he inherited his mother's house there, and he
proceeded to pruchase two more houses, and therefore became landlord
again. He has lived there since in such good health, never having been
ill other than the common cold or flu, he has never been in the
hospital, his only problem is his eyesight. He has truly been blesssed.
The party for him was held at the "Hampton Inn" in Yukon. Relatives came
from as far away as Hawaii, and as near as Yukon, Earl has five
grandchildren, nine great-grandchilden,and four
great-great-grandchildren.He has many nephew and neices, and
grand-nephews and neices. There were over thirty family members present
for his celebration.The Wolfensberger family flag was displayed behind
where he sat at the front of the room, and each family member were given
a family mug to take home to remember the occasion and to pass the
family mug on to their children and on down the line, these mugs were a
terrific hit with everyone present. Thank goodness for the family
association, I am very proud to be a member, Larry Jones is my hero!
Thanks to all the officers & directors of this great organization.
Sincerely, Nancy Louise Spargur Kriminger.