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The campaign to make Mother’s Day a national holiday first began in 1907, when Anna Jarvis memorialized her mother, Ann Reeves Garvis a peace activist who worked tirelessly to help the wounded soldiers on both sides of the Civil War. In 1908 the US Congress rejected her proposal, but by 1911 all the individual
The contractor said that our heavy pool table in the patio saved us.
A loud boom woke up Claribel Ramirez s household about 2:45 a.m. on February 4. When we came out of our rooms, the whole house was like in a cloud of smoke. All seven of us, including my husband, my teenagers, my 76-year-old dad, and dogs were in shock. There was wall debris everywhere in the kitchen and dining area all the way to the living room.
A black SUV traveling on West County Club Lane by North Broadway crashed into Ramirez s Escondido home. Then the driver, allegedly on parole, backed up the SUV.
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Our Dad, Milo Wayne Aasved, 85, died suddenly on Dec. 24, 2020, in Helena, Montana. He blessed his family until the end of his life with his smile, hugs, and funny stories.
Milo was born to Wayne and Delia Aasved on Feb. 9, 1935, at home in Plentywood, Montana. In 1936 he and his family moved to Butte, where he had fond memories of his youth, a close extended Norwegian family, and attending Gold Hill Lutheran Church. In 1954 he was introduced to Hazel Mae Parsons and they remained high school sweethearts. Dad graduated from Butte High School in 1954 and then worked for the Anaconda Company in the mines. Milo and Hazel were married on Aug. 11, 1956, at Gold Hill Lutheran Church. They were an example of true love, companionship, and he treasured his wedding vows to the end. While living in Butte they were blessed with the birth of Christy in 1958 and Craig in 1961.