Laurie Schnabel, Bethany Retirement Living, joined the WOYM program to tell us about their Geranium sale!
Proceeds will go toward providing items for Bethany residents, such as devotional booklets, Forum subscriptions, Netflix services, and more!
Each plant costs $5.25. Orders MUST be placed by Monday, May 3rd.
EMAIL Diane at dpearson
yahoo [dot] com
CALL at 701.478.2529 or 701.263.5740
Plants may be picked up Wednesday, May 12th at Bethany on University OR Thursday, May 13th at Bethany on 42nd.
Kallod’s parents are Darren and Michelle Kallod.
Kallod was nominated by Lori Anderson for the West Fargo Exchange Club’s Student of the Month.
Kallod has been involved in the West Fargo High School Band, the Euphonium Solo Festival, has earned two Regional Stars and another Star at State. Kallod was in All-State, played in the UND Honor Band and played in the pit orchestra for three years. Micah also played the electric bass for Jazz Ensemble during all four years of high school. Kallod participated in the West Fargo Summer Arts Intensive Program in the production of Footloose. He is a member of National Honor Society and a has been a member of the WFHS Trap Shooting team for all four years of high school, lettered and went to All State.
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Some nursing homes, retirement centers allow visitors again as COVID-19 cases drop
More and more nursing homes and assisted living centers in the Fargo-Moorhead area are reopening their doors to visitors since COVID-19 cases have fallen. Written By: C.S. Hagen | ×
Dave Filipi, of Columbus, Ohio, visits Bethany Retirement Living on University Drive in Fargo to see his father for one of the first times since Christmas 2019. C.S. Hagen / The Forum
FARGO The coronavirus pandemic that s ravaged nursing homes and retirement communities across the nation has kept Dave Filipi from seeing his aging father for more than 13 months. Christmas 2019 was the last time he saw him.
Don Larsen
Martin Donald, “Don”, Larsen, 91, passed away peacefully Sunday, January 24, 2021, at Bethany Retirement Living in Fargo.
Born in Kindred to Roger and Esther (Soroos) Larsen, the oldest of three children, his family moved to Casselton in 1937 when Roger purchased the Federated Store. After graduating from Central Cass High School in 1947, Don attended the University of North Dakota where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, completed a degree in accounting and developed a love of UND ice hockey.
Upon graduation from UND, he earned a commission in the US Air Force and was stationed at Mountain Home, Idaho. Due to the signing of Korean War armistice agreement, Don narrowly escaped deployment and later received a promotion to Captain upon discharge. He again fulfilled his duty to his country by later serving in the honor guard at many military funerals.