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03/19/2026

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Teresa Doering (Nee: Grasso), age 70, passed away suddenly, but peacefully, surrounded by her family on March 18, 2026. Teresa was the beloved daughter of the late Samuel and Jeanette (DelVecchio) Grasso. She was the wife of the late Dale Doering, the loving mother of the late Jason Thomas, Timothy....

03/17/2026

03/17/2026

“Spring is painted in daffodil yellows, robin egg blues, new grass green and the brightness of hope for a better life.” --Toni Sorenson

Ah! The first day of spring is here and the world is erupting in new color as the earth awakens from winter. These are colors that define spring... colors that even those who are usually unaware of color instinctively know. And we are bursting with plans for the coming months. There is a “brightness” to our days that is not just related to color.

Activities change and our focus shifts to outdoor things. For some, the time will be filled with planning and planting gardens, with beautifying the outside of their homes. For families with children, the coming months will be filled with baseball games and other sports.

There’s new energy everywhere. There is hope for better things-- for such is the promise of each new spring.

03/14/2026

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Ryan John Overhoff Birth :12/12/79 Death 3/2/26 (46 Years Old) Ryan Overhoff passed away on March 2, 2026, in the presence of his loving family after a struggle with a lengthy illness. Ryan is survived by his beloved son, Brayden. He will be sorely missed by his siblings Scott & Lisa, as well as man...

03/11/2026

Happy National Funeral Director & Mortician Recognition Day!

03/11/2026

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David R. Mesmer, age 90, passed away peacefully. He was the beloved son of the late John and Isabelle Mesmer and the devoted husband of the late Donna Mesmer. David was a loving father to David Mesmer, Timothy Mesmer, the late Debbie Mesmer, Garey (Carol) Mesmer, Darryl (Lori) Mesmer, and Kimberley....

03/10/2026

May the road rise to meet you,
May the wind be always at your back,
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
The rains fall soft upon your fields and,
Until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand. --Irish Blessing

The arrival of St. Patrick’s Day always seems to mean that winter is just about over and we can look ahead to Spring days. Winter has been long this year and it feels like we could all use a little celebrating!

Put on something green, enjoy a corned beef and cabbage dinner and maybe even a glass of green beer. St. Patrick’s Day celebrations bring a little lift to our regular routine even if we’re not really Irish! Get out and have some fun -- and enjoy the blessings of friends and family

03/01/2026

Will March come in like a lion or lamb? How do you think it will leave?
Let me know in the comments!
Come on SPRING!

02/21/2026

Going the “second mile” — or going beyond the call of duty — makes for a better way of life.

The secret is in giving more than is actually required, doing more than is expected. The secret is in appealing to the best in human nature, rather than the worst. Going the second mile leaves a deposit of happiness in the heart of the one who travels it. We know we have measured up to and even gone beyond that which was demanded of us. It makes us feel good about ourselves.

Going the second mile also brings out the best in others. When we see other people being loving, kind and good, it makes us want to be better. Going the second mile makes the burdens of life lighter. Doing more than our part makes the world a better and happier place to live.

If you have to go one mile, just throw in another for good measure — you’ll be a winner

02/12/2026

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