Wyoming News

Cheyenne has been hammered with a pretty nasty snow storm for the past three days. It started snowing on Wednesday, and had finally started to clear up today. Bob and I have been "snowed in" since yesterday. The weatherman says that we could have about 20 inches out here in the southeastern rural area of the state, and I believe it. There is snow everywhere. It pretty much snowed all day Wednesday and Thursday. It has quit snowing now, but the winds are picking up so that means it is blowing all over the place. Bob wanted to go antelope hunting today, but all of the roads are still closed, so he can't go. He is hoping to get out tomorrow and go. I am sending you a few pictures of the snow. Hope everyone has a good weekend.

Bob and Julie

a sad note

A note to let everyone know that Ken lost his mother on Sat, Oct. 24. Ken, along with Shawn and Nancy, went to Cedar Rapids to see his mom. Ken and I went on Saturday to see and while we were there she passed away. Funeral will be Thurs. Oct 28 in Lime Springs.

Aunt Theresa

Theresa G. MoserTheresa G. Moser, 90, of Tomah, died Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009, at the Cranberry Court in Tomah. She was born May 10, 1919, to Ben and Elizabeth (Becker) Ollendick in Elgin, NE.She was united in marriage to August Moser Nov. 28, 1939, in Elgin, NE. He preceded her in death on Nov. 25, 1985. They farmed on several different farms in Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota, before settling on the farm in Wisconsin.Mom enjoyed her family, relatives, neighbors and many friends. She lived and enjoyed the farm, milking cows, gardening and being Mom Moser or Grandma Moser to all who came to see her or needed her. She was a faithful and devoted member of St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Indian Creek.She is survived by nine children: James (Mick) Moser of Wilson, Jerry Moser of Tomah, Paul (Sue) Moser of Tomah, Betty (Dave) Dewar of Wildwood, MO, Mary (Jody) Lovold of Annadale, MN, Judy (Gary) Moser-Dunn of Cleveland, MN, Jeanette (Tom) Ewing of Tomah, Susan (Gary) Schneller of Burnsville, MN, Connie (Alan) Frei of Cameron; 38 grandchildren, Pam (Eric) Dahlager, Mary Lou (Jeff) Breitenstein, Dawn (Ryan) Karstens, David (Kim) Murden, Donna (David) Cichy, Jane (David) Hayhoe, Scott (Kimberly) Dewar, Pat (Lori) Dewar, Chad (Sherry) Moser, Jamie Moser, Jeremy Moser, Shane Moser, Adam (Candy) Moser, Amanda Moser, Jason (Karen) Lovold, Autumn (Tim) Garrels, Travis (Lori) Moser, Derek Moser, Tania (Nick) Marsh, Amy (Joe) Pintarro, Robbie (Brenda) Moser, Marisa (Joe) McDaniels, Tessa (Chad) Klipstein, Erin Moser, Auggie Moser, Sun Marie Moser, Seallena Moser, Shelly (David) Baggot, Dan (Teri) Kane, Carrie Ewing, Kevin (Karen) Ewing, Mike Schneller, Sarah Schneller, Mindi (Bryan) Courtney. Megan (special friend Nick Scherreiks) Moser, Clayton Frei, Ilabeth Frei; 51 great-grandchildren; a son-in-law, Don Murden of North Branch, MN; two daughters-in-law, Daphne Moser of Rowland, NC, and Helena Moser of Tomah; three brothers, Ted (Hilda) Ollendick of Oakdale, Henry “Hank” Ollendick of Dubuque, IA, and Charles Ollendick of Iowa City, IA; three sisters, Francis Salber of Clarissa, MN, Dorothy Salber of Marathon and Bernadine (Dave) Sloan of Arizona; two special friends, Theresa and Darlene, and many other relatives and friends.She was preceded in death by her husband August; two sons, Larry and Robert; a daughter, Rose; a grandson, Matthew, and a daughter-in-law, Barbara Steidl Moser; two brothers, Fritz and Donald, and four sisters, Maria Hayes, Clary Dorn, Butch Smith, and Minnie Kavalage.A Funeral Mass of Christian Burial was held today (Thursday), Oct. 22, at 11 a.m. at St. Mary Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 303 W. Monroe St., Tomah. Rev. John Ofori-Domah offciated. Burial was in St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery, Tomah.Relatives and friends called on Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Sonnenburg Family Funeral Home, 801 E. Monowau St., Tomah, and at the church on Thursday from 10 a.m. until the time of the service.

Going Home

Michelle sounded very happy this morning when she called to tell me that she and Connor were waiting for Spencer to bring the car around to pick them up......they were going home. Connor is out of the hospital, and will have 3 month and 6 month evaluation check ups. So right now everything sounds good.

Connor update

Michelle and Spencer got some answers today about Connor. And they are feeling very good about it. And the best news is that he should be discharged tomorrow morning (Wed morning) and go home and be with the rest of the family. Zach and Dakota are anxious to have mom and baby brother home with them. Michelle spent last night and will spend tonight at St Mary's with Connor.

Aunt Theresa

Aunt Teresa passed away on Sun about 5:30 pm. Visitation will be Wed night from 4 to 8 at Sonnenbergs Funeral Home. Funeral is Thursday morning at 11 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Tomah, with visitation 1 hour before at the church......

Connor update

Just wanted to let everyone know that Michelle was discharged from the hospital today as planned, but Connor was transfered to neo natal unit at St. Mary's Hospital last night (Sat. about 9pm)so Michelle was not able to take him home with her. Saturday mid afternoon they noticed some involuntary movements with Connor and did some testing and decided to transfer him for further testing. All tests have been coming back within normal ranges, or negative (which is what we want), so they still don't know what is/was causing it. Tomorrow (Monday) they will do a MRI and hopefully that will tell they all they need to know and then we will know what is going on. Right now they are telling Michelle they don't know when Connor will be released, but tonight we are at the 24 hour mark, so hopefully we will know more at the 48 hour mark.
Will keep everyone posted