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Christina is just as manufactured as Britney. And I actually prefer Christina's songs over Britney's, but I'm just giving Britney credit where credit is due. Christina can meanwhile use her octaves to wail about never selling a million copies of an album in a single week in just one country.


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I'm new to D&D 4e and I am an illusionist Wizard. We have 3 PCs playing, but one of our players should do a lot of damage.
Which class does the most damage?
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Any class can, so long as they can find a sufficient edge case to break (charging, frostcheese, zone-overlapping, crit-fishing, and multi-attacking all feature). At present, sorcerers and battleminds lead in the epic tier, Avengers/Rangers in paragon, and Elementalists and chargers in heroic. Good question, and the answer changes significantly by level. The "damagers" tend to be strikers. The easiest "lots of damage" strikers are an Essentials Thief and a Twin-Strike Ranger. My recommendation is for essentials thief, as they provide interesting play and tactics, without being the boring "twang-twang" of ranger. The other significant advantage of ranger and thief is that they don't require significant optimization to get damage out of. For ranger: static-mod is king. Get bonuses to damage rolls as fast as you can, and your damage output will be astronomical. For thief, charging is king. Take a look at the lovely combination provided by cunning stalker and surprising charge for "I'm going to do a tremendous amount of damage to you." Check out this link for the theoretical optima of strikers and damage output. Be advised that most DPR specced builds are insane glass cannons. If you have more specific requirements: party composition, races, level, and expected monsters, we can help you with a specific build. At present, a Dragonbreath Sorcerer | Shaman has the highest theoretical damage in the game, being able (at level 30) to kill 14 standard enemies per round. These numbers are considered silly and will cause your game to fail for one of many reasons. Or, how to optimize a slash-slash ranger.First, a note of warning. Rangers are boring. For the next 30 levels, your two-weapon ranger will be spamming twin-strike. It's just that good. However, you can get interesting RP out of them, so all hope is not lost. (Just make sure the player isn't interested in making interesting tactical choices). For a look at how to build a ranger, check out the ranger link here, which goes into far more detail. If you just want a level by level build, here's one by LDB. (LDB is lordduskblade, one of the more notable pepole on the wizards forums.) It's hard to go wrong building on those lines. And, on a happy note, he'll be throwing lots of dice around every given round. On a less happy note, melee rangers tend to be a bit ... fragile. Make sure he's very good buddies with your paladin. Another important factor is what books and errata you're using. Rough metrics of effectiveness: 1. Does each character have one and only one primary stat? Primary stat is determined by "my powers use this stat to attack." While it is... theoretically possible to make a "balanced" paladin (between STR and CHA) it's a lot easier to really really mess up a balanced paladin. (I've done that. It kinda sucked.). Is the stat 16 or better? 16 means they'll be missing often, 18 is usually the norm (means a 16 pre-racial) and 20 is best for strikers (usually)
3a. Looking at your party composition, and noting that leader tends to be the hardest (and to myself most rewarding if done well, and most frustrating if done poorly) class to play, insure either a) that everyone in your party can do a bit of healing (MC leader), or, if they're not interested, have the person who likes tactical thinking the best play the leader. It is possible to get through a quest without a leader, but just make sure you've got a lot of healing potions. Also, ranged monsters are going to be real problem. Not a whole lot you can do about it, though it sounds like with brutes and minions (minions are your job, BTW, make sure you have Area bursts) the party is well equipped to deal with them. Summary: check out the forums for help in finding the traps in character builds, the handbooks are excellent and well maintained. |
Without going into very specialized builds and situations I'd say that the most damage delivery is done by the Essentials Theif. I already mentioned it elsewhere, but in our game even from first level he tends to hit on a roll of 4-20 and does 18-30 damage. (This is just from gameplay, not statistical) partially due to a continual combat advantage). With the Backstabber feat he does 3d8+ every single round by getting CA from at-will tricks.--I was just looking at a build where he can do 5d8+Dex every round. If you don't need the trick for CA, another will grant you extra damage. That said, this is the most boring class I've played. The only reason I play it is as a second character when not everyone shows up--it deals great damage and takes absolutely no thought to play--I just set her in the corner, pick an enemy and it's one roll every turn. |
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Yay, how exciting! I have 2 singles and my 3rd pregnancy was surprise, id girls! I was pretty scared also! as far as pregnancy, all is the same until those last few weeks. Just have good communication with your dr. Mine was awesome and we taked about the possible c-section over and over! Best of luck during all this. Twins are truely AMAZING!!!!!!! Wouldnt trade my surprise for anything! Its work, but oh so worth it. Any advise along the way, just ask!
Not every twin story is a scary one. I was 42 when I learned I was very unexpectedly pregnant--with twins (my fifth and sixth children, so my old bod had already been through a lot). I had no complications, no bedrest, and carried them to 39 weeks and 2 days. We went home together four days after they were born; I think mainly that was so I could rest. The boys had no issues and no NICU time. It happens.
The first two years are up and down. Just when you think you get a handle on things, they learn something new and you're back to feeling incompetent again. Expect that, and know that it will pass.
Although most twin moms advise to keep them on the same schedule, I couldn't bear to awaken my good sleeper just because the poorer sleeper was awake. I didn't want to untrain him! It meant a LOT less sleep for me for the first five months...but then they both began to sleep longer stretches and I was so glad I hadn't interfered with the natural sleep patterns they were developing. Both ways have merit; it's up to you to decide which makes the most sense.
Keep a record of their intake and output! Just jot how long they nursed and what the diapers were like so that if you suddenly get the feeling that one of them hasn't pooped for a while, you will be able to check. You'll be nursing so much or making so many bottles, changing so many diapers, it is easy to lose track of who ate what when, and miss the fact that one baby has had three dry diapers in a row. Notes help.
Sleep when they sleep. Seriously. SLEEP WHEN THEY SLEEP. Nothing you have to do is more important than rest. Nothing. And even if you're sure one of them is going to wake up in an hour--spend that hour in bed. Every bit helps. Every new mom of multiples hears this advice. Very few take it. Be one of them. It will make your life so much better.
Finally--getting upset about the "stupid" remarks people make is a CHOICE. Choose otherwise. Very few people actually make comments that are truly stupid, and even fewer are trying to insult or offend you, so choose not to be insulted or offended. The truth is, they WILL sometimes be double trouble. You WILL have your hands full. And people who comment on your twins, regardless of their words, usually are just acknowledging the coolness of twin-ness. Let them. It IS coolness.
Congratulations! I had identical twin boys a year ago and during my pregnancy I was just constantly thinking "omg... TWINS.... IDENTICAL TWINS!" we didn't find out their gender since they were identical they would be the same gender and it was such a fun surprise, despite the big surprise of twins! I had a pretty good pregnancy, ultrasounds every 2 weeks right up until they were born. Stay hydrated- you have to drink A LOT of water - more than you think! My boys came at 34 weeks weighing 4 lbs 3 oz and 4 lbs 13 oz and spent 14 days in the NICU until they could eat all by mouth, gain weight and maintain their own body tempurature. The biggest advice I will give you is once they come, get them on the same schedule. Feed them at the same time - if one is hungry and one is sleeping, wake up the sleepy one and feed them both. Otherwise, you will just feed babies all day every day. Also, let people come over and lend a hand. if nothing else but to hold a baby so you can shower or eat or just put on non-pajama clothes, let them help! I also joined a Mom of Multiples group online for my county and while i don't do all the social things (I want to!) I find the online discussion topics extrememly helpful. It's a new kind of crazy, being a mom of multiples, but it's really fun and really exciting. Oh and wherever you go, people will stop you. Every. Time. So add about 15 minutes to every place you intend to go Good luck!
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I was very excited to get it and was hoping I could've worn it that afternoon to a friend's party. The skirt runs very large. I usually wear size XS or 25 in jeans. I measured the waist of this skirt, it was over 28. Such a disappointment!
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I bought it in the green color and it is soo gorgeous in person. I normally wear between size 4-6 in bottoms and knowing from the past that these style skirts tend to run big I scaled down to a XS instead of S and also bc the skirt is supposed to sit higher closer to natural waistline.
After trying on the skirt is slightly long with flats but perfect with heels/wedges and I'm 5'6." Love-Love this skirt bc I also plan to wear it with a white tee or blouse and voila! I only wish that the inner skirt length was slightly longer as it rides up a little but not majorly. A must buy..hopefully Bebe adds a bright poppy pink clr next!!!
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I bought this skirt in the blue as well, It does run a little big to me as well. I love love LOVE the color and the pleats, it screams fun and flirty, yet classy and chic! I hope i'm not to late to buy the green!
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The Sunflower County Volunteer Fire Department requested the BCVFD's assistance in a major accident around 9:45 p.m. on Friday on Miss. Highway 49 just south of Blaine.
BCVFD Chief Lee Tedder said a SUV collided with a tractor-trailer truck, claiming the lives of all four passengers of the SUV.
The driver of the truck, Michael J. Laws, 57, of Bishop, Ga., did not experience major injuries.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Sgt. Ben Williams said the collision occurred when the driver of the SUV, Andrew Garcia, 21, of Pearl attempted to pass another vehicle at the last minute and swerved back into his lane and lost control.
SUV passengers Donald Campbell, 20, of Pearl, Trevor McKinley, 4, of Mize, and Jennifer McKinley, 18 of Mize, were also killed in the accident.
In incident the following night, a vacant house fire started around 9:50 p.m. on 1102 Lake St. in Shelby.
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Around 9:20 a.m. Sunday, the BCVFD was requested at another accident scene on Old Highway 61 near Cleveland Public Works.
Tedder said two cars collided head on when one crossed the centerline. Both drivers were taken by EMS to Bolivar Medical Center.
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Do you not see that everyone in the heavens and Earth glorifies God,as do the birds with their outspraed wings?Earch one knows its prayer and glorification.God knows what they do. (Qur'an,24:41)
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Prophet Solomons (pbuh) Superior Knowledge And BlessingHe [Solomon] said: "My Lord, forgive me and give me a kingdom the like of which will never be granted to anyone after me. Truly, You are the Ever-Giving." (Qur'an, 38:35) His prayer was accepted by God and He bestowed upon him great blessings, superior wisdom, more possessions than anyone else could attain, and a glorious kingdom in which he exercised an incomparable reign. Other verses give more information about his God-given wealth, power, and knowledge. The Ability to JudgeWe gave Solomon understanding of it [judgment]. We gave each of them judgment and knowledge... (Qur'an, 21:79) When we examine the prophets' lives, we see clearly that God gave them superior wisdom to use in their conversations, decisions, and carrying out their decisions. Prophet Solomon (pbuh), a recipient of this divinely inspired judgment and knowledge, "judged with truth" (Qur'an, 38:26), like his father Prophet David (pbuh), and solved all disputes most justly. And David and Solomon when they gave judgment about the field, when the people's sheep strayed into it at night. We were Witness to their judgment. (Qur'an, 21:78) A system of justice, if it is to operate properly, must be directed by people with faith and who can judge justly. Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) time was one in which this understanding of justice was lived fully, for God says: "Every nation has a Messenger, and when their Messenger comes everything is decided between them justly. They are not wronged" (Qur'an, 10:47). Two people who presided over hearings and gave just decisions were Prophet David (pbuh) and Prophet Solomon (pbuh). Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) words, upon learning that a hoopoe bird had disappeared without his permission, draws our attention to this matter:
He inspected the birds and said: "How is it that I do not see the hoopoe? Or is it absent without leave? I will certainly punish it most severely or slaughter it if it does not bring me clear authority."
(Qur'an, 27:20-21) This is just one example of his justice: He gave the hoopoe an opportunity to defend itself, listened to it carefully, and inflicted no sudden penalty. Instead, he waited for it to produce clear proof. Solomon (pbuh) and the Language of BirdsGod taught Prophet Solomon (pbuh) to speak the language of birds, and because of this, he formed an army squadron composed of birds. Thus, he established a relationship with them that allowed him to command them as he wished. Fully aware that this ability was the result of God's mercy, he explained to his people that this knowledge came from God and was not the result of his own effort. In this way, he clearly expressed his submission to, and need for, God. … O people, we have been taught the speech of birds and have been given everything. This is indeed a clear favor. (Qur'an, 27:16) We can draw some important conclusions from this account:
Communication is important to birds, especially in habitats where vegetation impedes vision, such as forests, grasslands, and wetlands. Birds communicate by vocalizations (e.g., songs and calls) and various noises (e.g., tapping and drumming). Each species has its own specific song or songs. For example, some have over a dozen calls and songs, while others mimic the songs of other birds and humans.1 Birds do not have vocal cords. To produce sounds, vibrations are sent across a bird's syrinx (voice box). The more muscles a bird has attached to the syrinx, the more sounds it can make. For instance, mockingbirds have many muscles and can produce a variety of sounds.
"We submitted to the Lord of the heavens; surrendered to the causes of the incident." A script by Ottoman calligrapher Hafiz Osman (seventeenth century).
UNMANNED AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY Unmanned aircraft technology, which is important to a country's defense plans, becomes more advanced and more vital every day. The U.S. Air Force has two important programs in operation: UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) and UCAV (Uninhabited Combat Air Vehicle). Air Force officials call this technology new age and say that it will offer far more advantages than piloted aircraft. These aircraft, which will be controlled from the ground and pre-programmed, will have some other advantages as well, such as:
• The ability to collect intelligence and engage in battle without any loss of life. This is a great advantage both in time and expense. These are just a few of the advantages of unmanned aircraft. The programs mentioned above have not all been put into effect yet, but they certainly will have an important place in aircraft technology in the near future. 2 The Language Used by Birds Birds have their own language. Expert users of sound, they communicate by using frequencies which we cannot hear. Through these sounds, birds recognize their young, parents, and mates; gather in flocks; and warn one another of danger. They can change their communication frequencies and relay information very quickly. Ultrasonic and transonic sounds are sound waves outside the normal range of human hearing. Birds, insects, and some mammals (e.g., rodents, bats, dogs, cats, and raccoons) can hear these high frequencies and use them to communicate.3 But, as we see in the Qur'an, God may have given Prophet Solomon (pbuh) the knowledge and technology to hear and understand these sounds
Prophet Solomon (pbuh) Understands the Female AntThen, when they reached the Valley of the Ants, an [female] ant said: "Ants! Enter your dwellings so that Solomon and his troops do not crush you unwittingly. (Qur'an, 27:18) This verse may be interpreted as follows:
He [Solomon] smiled, laughing at its words, and said: "My Lord, keep me thankful for the blessing You have bestowed on me and my parents. Keep me acting rightly, pleasing You, and admit me, by Your mercy, among Your servants who are righteous."
(Qur'an, 27:19)
In the 1950s, American scholars brought their knowledge and experience together and established the 4,000 square meter (1,500 square miles) Silicon Valley under the leadership of Stanford University in California. Eight thousand companies from around the world working on information technology and in various high-tech fields are located in this area. Nearly 300,000 scientists, engineers, and researchers, all of them experts in their fields, are developing high-tech products, and most technological advances are developed there.6 The Latest Development in Micro-Technology: An Army of Robotic Ants The best-known project that uses ants as a model is the Army-Ant Robot project, which is being carried out independently in several countries. The study conducted by the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Virginia State University seeks to develop small, inexpensive, and simple robots and then form a robotic army out of physically identical robots. Project officials explain that these robots derive their usefulness from their group actions, performing physical tasks and making cooperative decisions as a coordinated team. All mechanical and electrical design aspects are decided with the group-dynamical behavior in mind. Because of their behavioral resemblance to their insect counterparts, they have been named army-ant robots. The army-ant robot system was originally designed as a material-carrying system. According to this scenario, several small robots would jointly lift and carry objects. It was later decided that they could be used for other tasks, such as nuclear and hazardous waste cleanup with robotic swarms, mining (including material removal and search-and-rescue), mine sweeping (both land and water), surveillance and sentry, planetary surface exploration, and excavation.7Israel A. Wagner, an expert on ant robot-technology, describes such projects in these terms: Ant-robots are simple physical and virtual creatures designed to cooperate in order to achieve a common goal. They are assumed to have very limited resources of energy, sensing and computing, and to communicate via traces left in the workspace or on the ground, like many insects naturally doÉ The distribution of work among multiple agents can be made by either a central controller who sends orders to the agents, or by an a priori agreement on a certain partitioning that, if obeyed by the agents, eventually leads to a completion of the given mission. A third way, used throughout the current work, is to design the behavior of individuals such that cooperation will naturally emerge in the course of their work, without making a priori decisions on the structure of the cooperation. The specific application that we address is covering, which is also known as exploring or searching. This variety of names hints to the many applications this problem might have: from cleaning the floor of a house to mapping an unknown planet or demining a mine field.8 Based on the above information, the ant's social lifestyle forms the basis of many projects, and the robotic technologies being implemented as a result are benefiting human beings. That is why the Qur'an mentions the ants and their valley when informing us about Prophet Solomon (pbuh). In this verse, God may be alluding to technological developments in Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) time. For example, the mention of ants may point toward a robotic army. With the help of the jinns and demons at his command, Prophet Solomon (pbuh) may have used a very advanced technology to establish a robotic army. The verses may also be indicating future developments in robot technology and how they will play an important role in human life by performing many arduous tasks, and thereby making people's lives more comfortable. (God knows the truth.) As for those who strive in our Way, We will guide them to Our paths.Truly God is with the good doers.(Qu'ran,29:69) Except those who believe and do right actions,and [who]remember God repeat edly and defend themselves after they have been wronged...Qu'ran 26:227) Prophet Solomon (pbuh) Commands the WindsToday, many countries including the United States and Denmark use wind turbines to provide electricity. These turbines, by which scientists have estimated that as much as 10 percent of the world's electricity could be provided by the middle of the twenty-first century, offer a cheap and productive alternative to fuel-driven generators. And to Solomon We gave the fiercely blowing wind, speeding at his command toward the land that We had blessed. And We had full knowledge of everything. (Qur'an, 21:81)
And We gave Solomon power over the wind—a month's journey in the morning and a month in the afternoon... (Qur'an, 34:12)
He send His Messenger with the Guidance and the Religion,of Truth to exalt it over every other religion,and God suffices as a witness. (Qu'ran,48:28)
Aircraft wings are designed to create a difference in pressure that enables them to fly. Flight happens as a result of the lift created by the air moving around the wings. When the aircraft reaches a lifting power equal to its weight, the wheels leave the ground and the plane takes off. This lifting force is formed in this way: Air normally moves in waves in a gentle current. But the flow of air changes as the wing moves against it. The air is divided and passes over and below the wing. The top surface of the wing has a bulged shape. According to some laws of physics, the air passing over the wing speeds up and has a lower pressure than the air under the wing. In other words, the air underneath lifts the aircraft while the air above exerts less of a downward push. This difference in pressure allows the aircraft to be pushed up from below and be lifted into the air. Under these circumstances, the aircraft overcomes the force of gravity and the carrying force that enables it to remain aloft is created. Indications of the Use of Electricity… And We made a fount of molten copper flow out for him… (Qur'an, 34:12) Twenty-first-century aircraft will be far more technologically advanced than their twentieth-century counterparts. Aircraft companies say that before 2050 they will put into service aircraft that can carry at least 800 passengers and travel at twice the speed of sound. The goal is to travel long distances more economically and more quickly.
One of the great blessings given to Prophet Solomon (pbuh) was molten copper. This verse can be interpreted in several ways:
Jinns and Demons Obey Prophet Solomon (pbuh)… And some of the jinns worked in front of him by his Lord's permission. And if a single one of them deviates at all from Our command, We let him taste the punishment of the Searing Blaze. (Qur'an, 34:12) Another God-given blessing was the number of jinns and demons that served Prophet Solomon (pbuh). Prophet Solomon (pbuh) ordered these beings to fulfill various functions in his army, artistic creations, and construction projects: So We subjected the wind to him to blow at his command, softly, wherever he directed. And the demons, every builder and diver. (Qur'an, 38:36-37) God bestowed His grace upon Prophet Solomon (pbuh) by enabling him to control the demons, because Satan had great knowledge about Earth and what happened in the world, whether secret or public. Having such a creature in his power may have made it much easier for Prophet Solomon (pbuh) to arrange his foreign relations and administer his kingdom. And some of the demons dived for him [Solomon] and did other things apart from that. And We were watching over them. (Qur'an, 21:82)
They made for him anything he wished: high arches and statues, huge dishes like cisterns, great built-in cooking vats… (Qur'an, 34:13) This verse relates that demons created magnificent works of art according to Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) directions and very strong aesthetic sense. And as for the blessing of your Lord, speak out! (Qur'an, 93:11) Every Blessing Is a Grace from GodProphet Solomon (pbuh) used all of his God-given power and possessions to represent and spread His religion in the best possible way, display the incomparable splendor of God's kingdom, and disseminate religious morality. When they saw his intelligence, knowledge, and artistic power, people more easily accepted his invitation to believe in God. Prophet Solomon (pbuh) received a fine reward for his service to God and a great kingdom. For thousands of years, Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) might and power have amazed people and been the subject of novels, paintings, and films. This section has presented Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) God-given superior knowledge and blessings. However, one special point needs to be emphasized: The One Who gave all of these blessings and knowledge, and Who created all of them is God, the Lord of the Worlds. Everything that Prophet Solomon (pbuh) did was by God's will and approval. For example, God decrees: "We gave Solomon understanding of it" (Qur'an, 21:79), by which we can understand that no one can understand any event, notice any wisdom, or make any decision without God's consent. God, the All-Knowing, All-Wise, makes the decision; the person carrying it out is only a vehicle. After announcing that the mountains and the birds bowed their heads with Prophet David (pbuh), Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) father, the verse says: "This is something We are well able to do." God taught Prophet David (pbuh) how to make armor, made the wind bow before Him, and made molten copper flow at Prophet Solomon's (pbuh) command. In Qur'an 21:81, God decrees: "And We have full knowledge of everything." Unless God wills, it is impossible for any person to have knowledge. People may have read and studied for years and come to be regarded as knowledgeable, but they must never forget that only God gives them their knowledge as part of their destiny. The words of the angels in Qur'an 2:32 clearly express this reality: "Glory be to You! We have no knowledge except what You have taught us. You are the All-Knowing, the All-Wise." |


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Oral History Program Louise Anderson Gillman Interviewed by Marci Farr 18 August 2008 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Louise Anderson Gillman Interviewed by Marci Farr 18 August 2008 Copyright © 2009 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The Dee School of Nursing was founded in 1910 to provide training for nurses who would staff the new Dee Memorial Hospital. The first class of eight nurses graduated from the school in 1913 and the school continued to operate until 1955, with a total of more than 700 graduates. A new nursing school and home located just east of the hospital was completed in 1917 and all nursing students were required to live in the home during their training. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the school's alumni before their stories disappear in the same way the Dee Hospital has disappeared. The oral interviews focus on how the women became involved with the school, their experiences going through training, and how they used the training. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Louise Anderson Gillman, an oral history by Marci Farr, 18 August 2008, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Louise Anderson Gillman Application Photo 1949 Graduation Photo Class of 1955 Diane Gibbs & Louise Anderson Gillman September 10, 2008 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Louise Anderson Gillman. It was conducted August 18, 2008 and concerns her recollections and experiences with the Dee School of Nursing. The interviewer is Marci Farr. MF: This is Marci Farr. We are interviewing Louise Anderson Gillman. She graduated in the class of 1955. We are interviewing at her home in North Ogden. It is August 18, 2008. Louise, tell us a little bit about your early life, your education, where you grew up, and your family. LG: I grew up in Corinne, Utah. There was just my brother and I. We lived in the town of Corinne and my dad had a farm out in West Corinne where we worked in the beets. I went to Box Elder High, graduated in the spring of '52 and started nurses training in the fall. MF: Why did you decide to become a nurse? LG: I just always wanted to be one. I do not know that there was any special reason. It was either a beautician or a nurse. MF: Why did you choose the Dee Hospital in particular? LG: It was local. MF: What were your impressions when you entered nurses training? LG: When I entered…well let me go back. We went to a meeting in the spring and they asked us at that time if any of us would like to apply for a scholarship and so I just wanted to ask for enough to get us through the beet check that came in. I was one of five who was awarded a full scholarship from the Ernest Bamberger Company. It paid for all three years, my uniforms and everything. Then I entered nurses training and I was one scared pup I think because I bawled for 2 two or three months, called my folks and said come and get me and that I was going crazy. It wasn't right away; it was after I had been in there a little while. MF: Had you ever been away from home? LG: No. MF: So it was just your first time out. LG: Well and at that time they treated even psych patients on the floor in this one. I was so scared and you worry that you are failing. She would say to me, "Oh I wish I was like you." I thought, "Honey, I am too much like you." You know? But I got over that and then it was alright. MF: Tell us about some of your classmates. You said you had some you graduated from high school that you went with. LG: Four of us started but three of us finished. We were, of course, Box Elder at that time was not a very large high school, and you knew everyone. We went there from junior through…well from Corinne we didn't start until we were in the eighth grade. But most of them were there from the seventh and went through the twelfth. You had mixed classes so you pretty well knew everybody. Then we moved down, at the time we went into training you lived at the nurse's residence. When we first went in we were given a big sister. My big sister, she went with some others that were going to run away and get married and the only one that got married was her. Kind of on a whim but at that time you weren't allowed to be married so she was out of nurses training. MF: They kicked her out? 3 LG: Yes, then we all went through initiation, which was exciting. There was three years of us there then in the nursing home. Then the next year they weren't accepting students because they had opened the program at Weber College. MF: So they just merged with them? LG: Yes. Our school, and the hospital at that time was not certified for psych training even though by the time we were seniors they had a psych ward. We spent like six weeks at the TB San for our isolation because Ogden had a TB Sanitarium at that time. And then we spent our last…I can't remember how long it was…six weeks, or two months, or something down at the psych hospital in Provo. MF: So you could get your training? LG: Yes. MF: Because you guys had training all through the hospital. You learned everything. LG: Oh you rotated to every department, even surgery. MF: So you took care of everything? LG: Yes. We learned everything and when I was in training and I was in the preemie nursery and at that time you put the tube down the babies each time they fed. I was alone in there, I mean, you learned responsibility early. MF: I am sure; because it was your job. LG: Some of the nurses did not have to work holidays because the students were all there. We lived at the nursing home, we ate at the hospital. MF: Room and board was taken care of? You didn't have to pay for any of that? LG: That was part of their charge. And I guess it was, you know, you worked for nothing. By the time that we were in training they were down to a forty hour 4 week. So if we had twenty hours of class we worked twenty hours in the hospital. MF: Do you remember who you roomed with? LG: My first one was Joyce Udy from Fielding. I think she got tired of me through my bawling spell. She is still in nursing, she is teaching in California right now. My second one was Barbara Stratford, no it wasn't Stratford then it was Nielson. We roomed together till the end. She got married while we were in training. By the time we were seniors we got by with a lot of different things. There were two or three of them that were married while we were there. MF: And it was finally okay that they let nurses come back if they were married? LG: She had to make up time, she graduated with us but she still had to make up time after. I think she was the only one that had to make up because she had a baby. While we were at the Psych Hospital in Provo, they would come, they still lived down there and come home on weekends. But we were allowed our last year. They also that last year brought up some students from the University of Utah to live in the nursing home to do OB training. And we were so spoiled we had our own TV and we said, "Well they will have our TV," you know, so we thought we would take it with us to Provo. They decided no they would see that we had one. Then we had to furnish our own teacher down there by that time so Marie Donaldson went down with us to teach us psych. MF: Were you down there for three months? LG: I think so. I can't remember, too long ago. 5 MF: It was a long time ago. LG: We entertained them, you get up and do your little bit and they are very nonresponsive, a lot of those psych patients. One of them came up and wanted to light my pipe for me because I had one of those little corn cob pipes. It was an experience down there. MF: I am sure. Ruth Brown was telling us she taught psych. LG: Not in our school, she was my medical instructor. She was a good teacher. When I was down in Provo I had one run away from me. I could not leave the other so I had to get them back in their room but somebody saw her go and chased her down. MF: You could never predict what could happen. There was just no way. LG: They had one that would get a hold of your hair and pull you down to the floor because she would come up and want your keys but she never got my hair but a couple of classmates had some sore heads. MF: That was probably quite an experience. LG: We had fun down there. MF: Tell us a little bit about what a typical day was when you started your shift work? LG: A typical day, sometimes our class was at the old Weber College so we would have to walk down. We took two classes down there I think to Weber College. Some of the other classes we were taught at the nurse's residence. Some of them were taught by doctors, some were taught by nurses. MF: At that time did you have the ones from University of Utah? LG: No. 6 MF: You just had your ones from around here. LG: Ruth Brown was one of my teachers. Mrs. Neville and also Mrs. Mills were teachers. Oh I can see the other one, Mrs. Law, she taught us OB, I know her but today is not the day; her name might come in tomorrow. Anyway, we had teachers that were right there with us for most of the classes and we did hands on training, you know, like making our beds…before we got to the floor we learned to make beds and do blood pressures and I can't remember if we practiced shots, we practiced putting the tube down I think, you know, the NG tube. We did some training right there in our lab. MF: I think you were pretty much trained for everything in the hospital, and your bedside manner, you were taught, as far as taking care of a patient. LG: We were taught that and Ruth Brown was an exceptional but you might come out of her room and she'd stop you and say, "Now what did you see in there?" So you learned observation and you learned patient care. I think because of the fact that, you know; if we only had ten hours of class that week then we worked thirty on the floor. MF: So you make sure you were practicing what you learned? LG: We were in charge of floors before we graduated and the Dee nurse's; you hardly ever had a hard time getting a job if you were from the Dee Hospital. MF: Because that spoke for itself, the training. That is great. LG: Yes, we did a lot of hands on training, but by the time we were seniors you were in charge of the floor. MF: That says a lot for your training. What would you do if you had a night off? 7 LG: Oh we would get at the piano and sing. We didn't work a lot of nights sometimes but we would get together and sing or we would walk down to a movie. I really got upset at first when we went down to get a library card at Weber and she told me, the girl told me that I couldn't have one because you had to be fourteen or else your parent had to come and sign. I was really indignant and said, "Well I am eighteen." MF: So then you were feeling a little offended. LG: We did have library cards and we had a prom our first year there. But then as the classes dwindled you didn't do as many things quite like that. We got in the car and they had, what we called then externs as they were med students up for OB training. One of the girls, her parents had let her take the car, so we took them down and parked them on 25th street and scared them. There was some soldiers coming, I recognized the ones, I think they were National Guard, and I yelled at one of them because it was my cousin, they got nervous they wanted to leave right now. MF: Were you required to attend church if you weren't working on Sunday or was it a choice? LG: Choice. We went to a local ward; there was a ward that was available to a majority of the girls who were L.D.S. You have got to remember we were the last class. MF: Tell us a little bit about your capping and pinning ceremony. LG: You know, I don't remember, this is my capping. That is Miss Scoville. I just don't remember a lot about it except we knelt down with our candle, the nursing 8 candle, and they placed the cap upon our head. This is Louise Scoville. She was Assistant Director of the hospital. This is my original class. MF: How many started with your class, do you remember? LG: Oh how many was here. I count…twenty-six. MF: Okay. How may ended up? Do you remember how many you ended up with? LG: I am not sure really how many there was. It is all alphabetical. MF: Those are nice that they did that that way. LG: Yes. MF: All the pictures, those are great. LG: You had your invitations. Louise Scoville the assistant. Marie Donaldson, I told you, the teacher, she was the administrator for the nurses. Leona Maas was one of our clinical supervisors. That is Ruth Brown. She was one of our teachers. MF: We had a good time visiting with her. LG: And Ursula Hawkes was a class advisor. Nineteen graduated from our class. Pauline and I and LuAnn Secrist were from Box Elder. There was another one but she didn't last the first year. MF: Oh she didn't stay, okay. LG: Lou Ann Larsen was our class President. Edna Stratford, well it wasn't Stratford then but it was by the time that we graduated. She is one of the married ones. This is Pauline that you are going to meet. Norma (Frank Burton) was with us on our fiftieth anniversary and then she passed away right after. La Verne Christensen has passed away too. There were six of us that moved in together 9 right after graduation down in Provo and she was one of them. This is Marion Cook, she is still alive, and she lives here in North Ogden. MF: Oh okay. LG: She lived with us down there. Kathleen Ferrin, she lives in San Francisco. Lu Ann Secrist is one who I went to Box Elder with and she lives in Logan but she probably won't be at the luncheon. She and her husband are leaving for their second mission. This is Louise Holman, it was Sandin and she lives down in Panguitch. She has retired from nursing but she worked down there. Then she and her husband went on a mission, I don't know that she will be up. Marilyn Kjar is deceased. Evelyn Knowles. She is a widow and she lives in St. George, she will probably be here for the luncheon. Lou Ann Larsen, she married a dentist. She came for our fiftieth but she usually doesn't make it to the luncheon but she is still with us. Barbara Stratford lives in Layton. But she didn't make it to our fiftieth either. This is Edna; she is on a mission to Nauvoo. Leona, she lives down in the Salt Lake or Bountiful, she is still with us. Joyce Udy was the one that was my first roommate from Fielding. She is teaching nursing in California. We had quite a few get married our last year. We had housemothers at the nursing home and you had a curfew to be in. But our last year we didn't have all that because it was only us. MF: Where was your graduation held? LG: It was in the ward. MF: Okay they had it in the church. And it was '55. LG: Yes. 10 MF: So while you were in training did you get paid for your time or you just did it because, you know? LG: It was part of our training. MF: Part of the training you did. LG: And then we lived in the nursing home. I don't know what all everyone was charged because even my uniforms were covered by my… MF: By your scholarship. LG: Those five of us that was in that picture, we are the five that had the scholarships. That is why we were in the picture that was in the paper. I said, "What a shock to open the paper and see yourself when you are eighteen." MF: We love that picture. LG: I have a copy in there. MF: So after graduation did you stay at the Dee Hospital? LG: By the time we graduated, six of us had jobs in Provo. Three of us worked at the hospital and three worked at the college in their dispensary. MF: How long were you there? LG: I didn't work a whole year then I got a job at the Clark Clinic and I worked there until I was married. MF: Did you know any members of the Dee family? LG: I didn't. MF: So when did you retire? LG: I retired from IHC in '97 so I could be home to take care of my husband. MF: So how do you think nursing has changed over the years? 11 LG: I think they are excellent book learning nurses. But I think they lack in their patient care. MF: They more tend the monitor instead of the patient. LG: One lady said to me she didn't want to get up because she had surgery and I said yes let me tell you. Your body protects itself, it grabs so you take a deep breath and relax, work with it, because it is just protecting its injured part. We were walking down and she said so why didn't the others teach me this? We also did case studies on every single floor. MF: Yes. I think you learned everything because you had to. When you were there did you have any disposable items or did you have to rewash and sterilize. LG: We washed and sharpened our old needles. You had to learn to deal with the doctors in surgery. Some of them are kind of ornery. MF: Do you think your training served you well though as far as what you learned and how you were trained as a nurse. LG: The earlier nurses would tell you when a doctor came in you stood at attention. We did not stand at attention my year. I mean we let them sit down and do their charting. So when I left there was like a chip and I didn't take everything from doctors. We worked everything in the emergency room when we first were in training. The emergency room was part of surgery so you got that training too. MF: What was your favorite floor or department? LG: I liked post-op, post surgical quite well. I got a job at Utah Valley and we were taught that when a doctor wrote an order you filled it. The nurse down there, if the chart laid down after two she never looked at it so when I came on at three 12 nothing was done so we had a little conflict and I had told them I would work everywhere except the operating room so then they came and offered me the operating room. So I went in to the operating room. That was just my first job. There wasn't a pharmacist so then you had to wait so these people that should have gotten stat medicines weren't getting stat medicines. MF: That is kind of important to take care of that. LG: It is just I was ornery I guess, I don't know. New student who thought she knew it all. MF: We appreciate you letting us come. LG: I'll have to show you a fun thing we did. Do you know the Dee Hospital at all? MF: A little bit. LG: The nursing home was behind it. So one day we got bedpans and went sledding down the little hill. MF: That is what those metal pans were good for right? LG: Oh yes. We practiced on each other first aid. That is the other class that graduated. Anyway, we had banquets; we went to the other classes. Anyway, maybe I just have a lot of just little fun things. MF: Thanks for sharing that with us.
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Moses encourages the people, and Joshua. (1-8) The law to be read every seventh year. (9-13) The Israelites' apostacy foretold, A song given to be witness against them. (14-22) The law delivered to the Levites. (22-30)
Verses 1-8 Moses assures Israel of the constant presence of God with them. This is applied by the apostle to all God's spiritual Israel, to encourage their faith and hope; unto us is this gospel preached, as well as unto them; he will never fail thee, nor forsake thee, ( Hebrews 13:5 ) . Moses commends Joshua to them for a leader; one whose wisdom, and courage, and affection they had long known; one whom God had appointed to be their leader; and therefore would own and bless. Joshua is well pleased to be admonished by Moses to be strong and of good courage. Those shall speed well, who have God with them; therefore they ought to be of good courage. Through God let us do valiantly, for through him we shall do victoriously; if we resist the devil, he will flee from us.
Verses 9-13 Though we read the word in private, we must not think it needless to hear it read in public. This solemn reading of the law must be done in the year of release. The year of release was typical of gospel grace, which is called the acceptable year of the Lord; for our pardon and liberty by Christ, engage us to keep his commandments. It must be read to all Israel, men, women, children, and to the strangers. It is the will of God that all people should acquaint themselves with his word. It is a rule to all, therefore should be read to all. Whoever has read of the pains taken by many persons to get scraps of the Scriptures, when a whole copy could not be obtained, or safely possessed, will see how thankful we should be for the thousands of copies amongst us. They will also understand the very different situation in which the Israelites were placed for many ages. But the heart of man is so careless, that all will be found too little, to keep up a knowledge of the truths, precepts, and worship of God.
Verses 14-22 Moses and Joshua attended the Divine Majesty at the door of the tabernacle. Moses is told again that he must shortly die; even those who are most ready and willing to die, need to be often reminded of its coming. The Lord tells Moses, that, after his death, the covenant he had taken so much pains to make between Israel and their God, would certainly be broken. Israel would forsake Him; then God would forsake Israel. Justly does he cast those off who so unjustly cast him off. Moses is directed to deliver them a song, which should remain a standing testimony for God, as faithful to them in giving them warning, and against them, as persons false to themselves in not taking the warning. The word of God is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of men's hearts, and meets them by reproofs and correction. Ministers who preach the word, know not the imaginations of men; but God, whose word it is, knows perfectly.
Verses 23-30 The solemn delivery of the book of the law to the Levites, to be deposited in, or rather by the side, of the ark, is again related. The song which follows in the next chapter is delivered to Moses, and by him to the people. He wrote it first, as the Holy Spirit taught him; and then spake it in the hearing of all the people. Moses tells them plainly, I know that after my death ye will utterly corrupt yourselves. Many a sad thought, no doubt, it occasioned to this good man; but his comfort was, that he had done his duty, and that God would be glorified in their dispersion, if not in their settlement, for the foundation of God stands sure.
Deuteronomy 31:1-8 . MOSES ENCOURAGES THE PEOPLE AND JOSHUA.
1. Moses went and spake--It is probable that this rehearsal of the law extended over several successive days; and it might be the last and most important day on which the return of Moses to the place of assembly is specially noticed. In drawing his discourse towards a conclusion, he adverted to his advanced age; and although neither his physical nor intellectual powers had suffered any decay ( Deuteronomy 34:7 ), yet he knew, by a special revelation, that the time had arrived when he was about to be withdrawn from the superintendence and government of Israel.
2-8. also the Lord hath said--should be "for the Lord hath said" thou shalt not go over this Jordan. While taking a solemn leave of the people, Moses exhorted them not to be intimidated by the menacing opposition of enemies; to take encouragement from the continued presence of their covenanted God; and to rest assured that the same divine power, which had enabled them to discomfit their first assailants on the east of Jordan, would aid them not less effectually in the adventurous enterprise which they were about to undertake, and by which they would obtain possession of "the land which He had sworn unto their fathers to give them."
Deuteronomy 31:9-13 . HE DELIVERS THE LAW TO THE PRIESTS, TO READ IT EVERY SEVENTH YEAR TO THE PEOPLE.
9-13. And Moses wrote this law, and delivered it unto the priests--The law thus committed to writing was either the whole book of Deuteronomy, or the important part of it contained between the twenty-seventh and thirtieth chapters. It was usual in cases of public or private contract for two copies of the engagement to be made--one to be deposited in the national archives or some secure place for reference, should occasion require. The other was to remain in the hands of the contracting parties ( Jeremiah 32:12-14 ). The same course was followed on this renewal of the covenant between God and Israel. Two written copies of the law were prepared, the one of which was delivered to the public representatives of Israel; namely, the priests and the elders.
the priests, . . . who bare the ark of the covenant--In all ordinary journeys, it was the common duty of the Levites to carry the ark and its furniture ( Numbers 4:15 ); but, on solemn or extraordinary occasions, that office was discharged by the priests ( Joshua 3:3-8 , 6:6 , 1 Chronicles 15:11 1 Chronicles 15:12 ).
all the elders of Israel--They were assistants to the priests and overseers to take care of the preservation, rehearsal, and observance of the law.
10, 11. At the end of every seven years, . . . thou shalt read this law--At the return of the sabbatic year and during the feast of tabernacles, the law was to be publicly read. This order of Moses was a future and prospective arrangement; for the observance of the sabbatic year did not commence till the conquest and peaceful occupation of Canaan. The ordinance served several important purposes. For, while the people had opportunities of being instructed in the law every Sabbath and daily in their own homes, this public periodical rehearsal at meetings in the courts of the sanctuary, where women and children of twelve years were present (as they usually were at the great festivals), was calculated to produce good and pious impressions of divine truth amid the sacred associations of the time and place. Besides, it formed a public guarantee for the preservation, integrity, and faithful transmission of the Sacred Book to successive ages.
14, 15. the Lord said unto Moses, . . .call Joshua, and present yourselves in the tabernacle of the congregation--Joshua had been publicly designated to the office of commander by Moses [ Numbers 27:22 Numbers 27:23 ]; and God was pleased to confirm his appointment by the visible symbols of His presence and approval. As none but the priests were privileged to enter the sanctuary, it is probable that this significant manifestation of the cloudy pillar was made while the leaders stood at the door of the tabernacle.
16-22. the Lord said unto Moses, . . . this people will rise up--In this remarkable interview, Moses was distinctly apprised of the infidelity of Israel, their corruptions of the true religion through intercourse with the idolatrous inhabitants of Canaan ( Amos 5:26 ), and their chastisements in consequence of those national defections.
17. Then my anger shall be kindled, . . . and I will hide my face from them--an announcement of the withdrawal of the divine favor and protection of which the Shekinah was the symbol and pledge. It never appeared in the second temple; and its non-appearance was a prelude of "all the evils that came upon them, because their God was not among them."
19. Now therefore write ye this song--National songs take deep hold of the memories and have a powerful influence in stirring the deepest feelings of a people. In accordance with this principle in human nature, a song was ordered to be composed by Moses, doubtless under divine inspiration, which was to be learnt by the Israelites themselves and to be taught to their children in every age, embodying the substance of the preceding addresses, and of a strain well suited to inspire the popular mind with a strong sense of God's favor to their nation.
26. Take this book of the law, and put it in the side of the ark--The second copy of the law security and reverence in a little chest beside the ark of the covenant, for there was nothing contained within it but the tables of stone ( 1 Kings 8:9 ). Others think it was put within the ark, it being certain, from the testimony of Paul ( Hebrews 9:4 ), that there were once other things inside the ark, and that this was the copy found in the time of Josiah ( 2 Kings 22:8 ).


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I thought the replacement refs did a pretty good job...it's not like the regular refs get everything right either!
Some confusion at the end of the Seahawks-Cardinals gave Seattle an extra timeout, but it wound up having no effect. Also, the Packers had about six 'blocks in the back' on Cobb's punt return TD, but as I said, the regular refs missed calls too.
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I am actually intrigued by zac stacy. small, powerful runner.
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A sidewalk curves around the parking lot to the sprawling yellow building that is the Education Center. Hollies and pines surround the wraparound porch.
In this closeup, the alligator is well-camouflaged, appearing as a dark floating log. Grasses and shrubs in foreground.
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Makes 4 servings
- 6 tablespoons olive oil
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- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh tarragon
- 1/2 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
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- 1 6-ounce jar marinated artichoke hearts, drained
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped pitted Kalamata olives
- 1/3 cup dried currants
- 1 1/2 tablespoons drained capers
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Per serving: 553 calories, 31g fat (5g saturated), 89mg cholesterol, 474mg sodium, 30g carbohydrates, 2g fiber, 37g protein
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Funeral service will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, February 3, 2013, at Cleveland Funeral Home with Pastor Steve Holtz officiating. Burial will follow in Lehrton Cemetery in Ruleville.
Visitation will be from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, February 3, 2013, at Cleveland Funeral Home in Cleveland.
Lillian was born to William Port Aycox and Sallie Redden Aycox, July 7, 1938, in Gunnison. She married the late Paul Ware in Rosedale on May 5, 1963.
She loved spending time with her family, from fishing with her husband, coaching her children in sports with the Cleveland Park Commission, to playing board games with her grandchildren. Lillian was the true center of the family. She had many friends and loved to travel. She was an active member of the First Church of the Nazarene in Cleveland, MS.
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He retired from Western Digital and was a member of the Chattanooga Coin Club.
He was a veteran of the United States Navy. He attended First United Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, James and Donna Coss Casmey.
He is survived by his wife, JoAnn Casmey, of Cleveland; daughter, Kirsten Kay Robinson and husband, Joseph, of Chattanooga; two grandchildren: Joy Lewis and husband, Philip, of Cleveland and Jessica Hedgcock and husband, Chad, of Dallas Town, Pa.; great-granddaughter, Victoria Hedgcock of Dallas Town, Pa.; sister, Mary Oehlke of Devils Lake, N.D.; brother-in-law, William Pederson and wife, Gloria of Thief River Falls, Minn.; and several nieces and nephews.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 13, 2013, at First United Methodist Church with Pastor Tom Seay officiating.
Grissom Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
We invite you to send a message of condolence and view the Casmey family guest book at www.grissomfh.net.