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2007
I WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE
APEA FOR THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS THAT WERE SENT TO ME AFTER MY
KNEE SURGERY. I AM BACK AT WORK BUT WILL NOT BE RIDING FOR
A WHILE. HOPE TO SEE EVERYONE AT THE OCTOBER SHOW.
THANKS AGAIN,
IDA JO
Ida Jo Price had knee replacement
surgery in June. Send your wishes for a speedy recovery
to:
Ida Jo Price
601 McClain Rd
Bessemer, AL 35023
The following announcements are from 2006.
Laurie Law lost her husband,
Eddie, in a car accident Octomber 28. Laurie is an APEA/PHBA
member from Ashford; she shows in Alabama and Marianna. The
services for her husband will be November 2 at 2 PM at
Southern Heritage funeral home in Dothan, Alabama.
Her address is:
Laurie Law
PO Box 461
Ashford, AL 36312
Please remember her in your
thoughts and prayers in the days to come.
Thanks to all that participated in the Silent Auction
Benefit for Bo Beavers
Bo Beavers had a major heart attack and was airlifted to
a Birmingham hospital on 8/21/2006. Although
out of the hospital, his situation is serious. He is under the care of a
cardiologist, is on major
medications and is undergoing tests. His home address is:
Bo Beavers
20 County Road 4423
Brundidge, AL 36010
Blake and
April Moore organized a benefit at the show on October 21, 2006.
If you have additional
contributions, please contact them at 205-426-1274 (address: P.O. Box 96 Adger, AL 35006)
(email:
amoore@bcbsal.org or
bmhorses1@bellsouth.net).
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With sadness, we note
the passing of Max Eisenberg. If you would like to send
condolences to Max's parents, their address is:
Martha Ann and Alan Eisenberg
5892
Smokey Rd
Calera, AL 35040-4813
For
memorials, please note the charities listed in the following article.
The following was published by The
Birmingham News.
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| EISENBERG, MAX ALAN age
33, of Calera, Alabama, passed away on Friday, August 18, 2006 at
his home. Max was a very loving father with two daughters, Alexis
and Adriana Eisenberg. He is the son of Melvin Alan and Martha Ann
Eisenberg; one sister, Jessica (Jason) Ruha; one niece, Natalie;
nephew, Nathan; and fiancé, Christy Crotwell. As well as many
loving friends and animals. In his earlier years, Max was an avid
member of the Shelby County 4-H Club, the Shelby County YMCA, and
President of Youth National Palomino Association of America in
which he was an unprecedented three time winner of the
sportsmanship award. He was a graduate of the Shelby Academy and
the University of Montevallo, where he excelled in basket ball. He
was a member of the Student Government Association. Max was an
avid civil war reenactor in the Calvary Division. He was a member
of the Alabama Cattleman's Association and avid hunter. He was
also a licensed Pony of America and National Buckskin Association
judge. Max had an incredible love for sharing his passion for the
outdoors and love for animals. He demonstrated this love through
teaching and helping youth and amateurs reach their fullest
potential. He believed that Triple E is "WHERE WINNERS BEGIN."
Visitation for Max will be held on Monday, August 21, 2006 from
5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Ridout's Elmwood Chapel. There will
be a funeral service on Tuesday, August 22, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. at
Elmwood Chapel, with a Graveside Service to follow at Elmwood
Cemetery. The family requests that memorials be made to the
following charity's in Max's name: Equiable Therapeutic Riding
Program, 5500 Gibson Road, Vicksburg, MS 39180. Palomino Horse
Breeders Youth Scholarship, 15253 East Shelly Drive, Tulsa, OK
74116. Sons of Confederate Veterans, P.O. Box 59, Columbia, TN
38402. Johns-Ridout's Southside Chapel directing. |
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