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Start your day with some good news ?! This is very interesting ? and make sure you read the full article. The population of Earth is around 7.8 Billion. For most people, it is a significant figure. However, if you condensed 7.8 billion into 100 persons, and then into various percentage statistics, the resulting analysis is relatively much easier to comprehend. Out of 100: 11 are in Europe 5 are in North America 9 are in South America 15 are in Africa 60 are in Asia 49 live in the countryside 51 live in a city, 75 have mobile phones 25 do not. 30 have internet access 70 do not have the availability to go online 83 can read 17 are illiterate. 33 are Christians 22 are Muslims 14 are Hindus 7 are Buddhists 12 are other religions 12 have no religious beliefs. 26 live less than 14 years 66 died between 15 - 64 years of age 8 are over 65 years old. If you have your own home, Eat full meals & drink clean water, Have a mobile phone, Can surf the internet, and have gone to college, You are in the minuscule privileged lot. (in the less than 7% category) Amongst 100 persons in the world, only eight live or exceed the age of 65! If you are over 65 years old, be content & grateful Cherish life. Grasp the moment. If you did not leave this world before the age of 64, like the 92 persons who have gone before you, you are already the blessed amongst humankind. Take good care of your health. Cherish every remaining moment. If you think you are suffering memory loss, read on. Anosognosia, very interesting: In the following analysis, the French Professor Bruno Dubois, Director of the Institute of Memory and Alzheimer's Disease (IMMA) at La Pitié-Salpêtrière - Paris Hospital addresses the subject in a rather reassuring way: "If anyone is aware of their memory problems, they do not have Alzheimer's." 1. forget the names of families. 2. do not remember where I put some things. It often happens in people 60 years and older that they complain that they lack memory. "The information is always in the brain, it is the "processor" that is lacking." This is "Anosognosia" or temporary forgetfulness. Half of people 60 and older have some symptoms that are due to age rather than disease. The most common cases are: - forgetting the name of a person, - going to a room in the house and not remembering why we were going there, - a blank memory for a movie title or actor, an actress, - a waste of time searching where we left our glasses or keys. After 60 years most people have such a difficulty, which indicates that it is not a disease but rather a characteristic due to the passage of years. Many people are concerned about these oversights hence the importance of the following statements: 1."Those who are conscious of being forgetful have no serious problem of memory." 2. "Those who suffer from a memory illness or Alzheimer's are not aware of what is happening." Professor Bruno Dubois, Director of IMMA, reassures the majority of people concerned about their oversights: "The more we complain about memory loss, the less likely we are to suffer from memory sickness." We are truly blessed, So, share this with your over-55 friends, it can reassure them. In any case, if you are over 65 and complaining about a few aches and pains, think again........ 92% of people didn't even get that opportunity!! So be pleased with your situation and be happy. John T. Herman 210-396-1974 Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God. Don't wait for Congress to set term limits, vote them out after two terms. NOTE TO ALL: Remember to BCC email and protect your friends from hackers if you forward this email, please delete the forwarding history, which includes my email address! It is a courtesy to me and others who may not wish to have their email addresses sent all over the world! Erasing the history helps prevent Spammers from mining addresses and viruses from being propagated. THANK YOU! -- John T. Herman 210-396-1974

updating our obituary list:https://www.kimblefuneralhometx.com/obituaries/anna-henry Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android

Don and I made it home safely. We want to send a great big Thank You to the committee for your time and hard work, and to all who came to make their efforts worthwhile. Love you all!! Barbara Flanary Wilson Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android

i will not be going to the reunion this year. it is just too far to travel. just not be. I will miss everyone. please take lots of photos with names!! On oct 24 im going to Tn for a week visits with my sister Lola. i have 2 cousins 1 in Virginia a d 1 in Knox ville. so we are having a little reunion the 26th. Lolas daughter Angela is coming from Ala. So im so happy i get to go. HUG EVERYONE FOR ME! Sharon

? ? Harper Funeral Home - Memorial Service Thursday* It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Richard Reece Albert on October 10, 2024, at the age of 79. He was born on December 9, 1944, in San Angelo, Texas to Reece Keith Albert and Esther Hill, and remained deeply rooted in the community throughout his life. Richard grew up in San Angelo with his siblings Linda, Terry, and Roger. After attending Peacock Military School in San Antonio, he graduated from Central High School in 1963. He continued his education at Texas Christian University, earning his degree in 1968. After graduation, Richard came home and worked for the family business, Reece Albert Inc. for over 50 years. Known for his commitment to his community, Richard was a beloved figure in San Angelo. He was the proud recipient of the prestigious Golden Spur Award in 2003 and served as a member of the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association for 50 years. Richard was also the founder of the Buffalo Social Club, which became a popular gathering place for many during the rodeo. His dry sense of humor and generous spirit left an indelible mark on everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. Richard enjoyed traveling and spending time with his wide circle of friends, making cherished memories throughout the years. He was a proud member of First Christian Church and the Kappa Sigma fraternity, demonstrating his loyalty and leadership in various aspects of his life. He is survived by his devoted wife, Terri Albert of San Angelo, whom he married on June 30, 2006. Richard also leaves behind his children: Reece Albert and his wife Koty, Royce Albert, Shawnda Clifton, and Tara Layman, all of San Angelo, along with his honorary "third son," Blake Phillips. He was a loving grandfather to Avery Albert, Austin Clifton, and Cash Holland, and a great-grandfather to Hazel Clifton. Richard is also survived by his sister Linda Scott of Alaska, and his brother Roger Albert and his wife Shirley, of San Angelo. He is mourned by many nieces, nephews, cousins, in-laws, and countless friends. Richard was preceded in death by his parents, Reece and Esther Albert, and his brother, Terry Albert. A service to celebrate Richard’s life will be held on Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. at First Christian Church, with a reception to follow at the Buffalo Social Club. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made to the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association or a charity of your choice. Richard Albert’s legacy of warmth, humor, and service will live on in the hearts of those who knew him. May his memory be a blessing. Tribute Book?

The time is getting closer and I am sure looking forward to seeing all y'all. John T. Herman 210-396-1974 Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God. Don't wait for Congress to set term limits, vote them out after two terms. NOTE TO ALL: Remember to BCC email and protect your friends from hackers if you forward this email, please delete the forwarding history, which includes my email address! It is a courtesy to me and others who may not wish to have their email addresses sent all over the world! Erasing the history helps prevent Spammers from mining addresses and viruses from being propagated. THANK YOU! -- John T. Herman 210-396-1974

please please pray for my son in St Petersburg , he is going to stay. Sharon

Here is the letter from Suzi Cypert concerning the 60th SACHS Reunion. From: Suzi Cypert <suziolivecypert@...> Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2024 3:29 PM To: Kemper and Trish Aylor <trishaylor@...>; janie@... <janie@...>; David Wood <davidawood2@...>; Ron Perry <ronalddperry@...>; Donna Cope Swindle <dcswindle@...>; Kay Atkerson Robb <krobb68@...>; Tomasine Hunt Spieker <tomasinespieker@...>; register timmoorman.com <register@...>; barbara timmoorman.com <barbara@...>; Jackie Hodges <jkthompson3@...>; Robert Dillard <robert7ferrell@...>; Laura Elms <Laura.Elms@...>; Barbara Hudgens <barbara.hudgens64@...> Subject: 2nd letter and Tomasine's poem Sending out to committee members and then to others. Class of 1964 60th Reunion Just in case you haven’t opened up emails in the last few weeks, we’re sending a reminder about the reunion plus a lot of added information. Our 60th Reunion will take place October 18-20, 2024, at the Wingate by Wyndham Hotel, located behind Chick-fil-A on the corner of Knickerbocker Road and Jackson Street. Physical address: Wingate by Wyndham, 3620 S. Jackson St., San Angelo, TX 76904 Reservations: For special rate at this hotel you must call the In-house Reservation number to get the special price of $114 + tax per night. 325-703-6436 & mention Class of ’64. Reservations must be made before Sept. 30 to get this special price. Rooms are very nice. Hotel has ample space for visiting. Our main activities will be held in the meeting room. Cost is $50 a person. You may pay by check made out to Robert Dillard (our treasurer) at 429 Baker St., San Angelo, Tx 76903. You may also pay though Venmo. Pay to @Robert-Dillard-62, enter amount. Type of transaction—Payments between friends See the fun events in Tomasine’s poem that is in the attachment!! Sing it as you read it!! FRIDAY: Check-in at motel—earliest is 3:00. Someone will be at registration table at 4:00. Visiting as classmates arrive. 6:00 Pizza, popcorn and pop! More visiting, stories and laughter! SATURDAY: Free time until 5:00. Stay and visit or go exploring old haunts. Visit family. Drive down by the river, down Avenue N and see ASU and the new Museum. Lots of new stuff in and around San Angelo if you haven’t been here in a long time. Many new restaurants right there close to the hotel. Even in walking distance. Catered meal at 6:00. Special entertainment. You don’t want to miss anything! SUNDAY: 10:00--Gathering in the meeting room for all. A time to give and receive the gift of friendship that has lasted so many years. It will be a time of reflection and gratefulness for what we share as a class. We are blessed. If you’re coming or even if you’re not, please let us know. Call, text or email-- Mickey Phillips Suzi Olive Cypert 210-845-2836, mickeyphillips44@... 325-234-3686, suziolivecypert@...

Begin forwarded message: From: Johnny Coats <jlcoats6387@...> Date: October 2, 2024 at 5:20:25 PM CDT To: Johnny Coats <jlcoats6387@...> Subject: Pete Lozano ? Our beloved father, Pedro (Pete) F. Lozano, went home to be with the Lord on October 1, 2024, surrounded by his family. He was born in Sonora, TX on October 6, 1944. After working years as a truck driver and with local sign companies, he gained working knowledge and opened his own sign business known as Lozano Sign Company. He was very talented and created all his work by hand, with no use of computer systems as done today. He worked hard all his life and instilled in his children determination and hard work ethics. He served in his local church at Templo Emanuel as Sunday School Superintendent and Royal Ranger Commander. He participated in camping (pow-wows), teaching young men outdoor adventures and survival skills enforcing the Royal Ranger code. He also served as the church bus driver, from driving kids to youth camps to church bands like La Bella Historia. He used his artistic talents in the church to create special background scenery for holiday programs. He even hand-painted the iconic wall-sized baptismal mural that remained for many years. Pete was friendly to all and was always willing to lend a helping hand. He never met a stranger. If you ever stopped to talk to Pete, he would talk your ear off. He loved classic cars and was always trading and selling. His children, nieces, and nephews will always remember his long-winded life lessons, like “Don’t waste food! There are starving children in other countries!” He was very witty and a jokester. His children, better known as “stinkies” to him, have great memories of their family camping trips. The family would like to thank Cassandra and Elsa, the two wonderful Shannon ICU nurses who gave him exceptional care. Also, heartfelt thanks to Yolanda, Juanita, and Mandy, from San Angelo Nursing & Rehab, because they treated our father like their own. Pete was preceded in death by the mother of his children, Emma Lozano, and his parents, Ramon Sr. and Victoria Lozano. He is survived by his children Pedro Lozano Jr. (Tere), Bernice Urteaga (Lino), and Edna Casanova (Ramon). He leaves behind his loving grandchildren: Anthony Castillo (Jessica), Dasha Kishak (Joseph), Cody Urteaga, Celeste Lozano, Mia Lozano, Azalia Lozano, Olivia Casanova, and Matthew Casanova. He was blessed with five great-grandchildren: Aiden, Jakobi, Nicholas, Josiah, and Zayla. He is also survived by his brother, Ramon Lozano, Jr. (Connie), and sisters Hortencia Castillo (Ben) and Mary Valentine (Jim). Visitation will be 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Thursday, October 3, 2024 at Harper Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Friday, October 4, 2024 at 2:00 PM at Harper Funeral Home.

my young friend from church died last night. Daren was 7 years old. He was playing with his 4 year old nephew when he colapsed. his sister tried to revive him. Daren was a special young man. his father Dexter had a heart transplant before daren was born. sadly he lived a year before he died. Please pray for The Mosley family. Mom is a strong christian lady. She is raising 5 amazing children. sharon

Happy, Happy Birthday today to Barbara Moorman!! Gloria

Sure was a beautiful Bobcat moon last night. Did you see it?? John T. Herman 210-396-1974 Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God. Don't wait for Congress to set term limits, vote them out after two terms. NOTE TO ALL: Remember to BCC email and protect your friends from hackers if you forward this email, please delete the forwarding history, which includes my email address! It is a courtesy to me and others who may not wish to have their email addresses sent all over the world! Erasing the history helps prevent Spammers from mining addresses and viruses from being propagated. THANK YOU! -- John T. Herman 210-396-1974

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Welcome to the group Janelle. Tim Moorman

Here we go, ready to enjoy yet another week end and no one has said how or if they survived the last one, not to mention the week we have just seen. Personally, I didn't do anything special for Labor Day, just stayed home and enjoyed that. Got a few little things done that needed doing and then sat down to read for awhile. With the weather changes, we did get some much needed rain, so I celebrate that. The gauges show we got almost 1 3/4" of good rain, the soaking kind. Certainly not as much as some of you may have gotten but we are grateful just the same. So now, take a few minutes and tell us what you did or didn't do for Labor Day and this past week. John T. Herman 210-396-1974 Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God. Don't wait for Congress to set term limits, vote them out after two terms. NOTE TO ALL: Remember to BCC email and protect your friends from hackers if you forward this email, please delete the forwarding history, which includes my email address! It is a courtesy to me and others who may not wish to have their email addresses sent all over the world! Erasing the history helps prevent Spammers from mining addresses and viruses from being propagated. THANK YOU! -- John T. Herman 210-396-1974

REUNION 60 MEETING THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12 PACKSADDLE B B Q 11:00 LUNCH AT NOON This could be our final meeting before the REUNION.

I posted this on Facebook. Barbara Flanary Wilson: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/3AGEuXh3xxTgC6ZB/?mibextid=oFDknk Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android

I just received a call from my friend and our classmate, that his wife Anna passed away late last night. She has been struggling with many health issues these last few years and I talked to her last week and she said she had problems with the change in medicine her doctor had switched to. So very sad, I considered her part of my family and I know you classmates felt the same. I will go to be with him when he gets over the shock. He didn't request me to inform you, but I don't think he would object. Anna recently lost her older sister and she was somewhat depressed about her lose. She said the oldest sister was her rock, after loosing her parents.