Klgr

10/03/2023

Beautiful eyes 👀🧡🥰

08/01/2023

08/01/2023

I do support and I did vote for President Trump. I offer no apology for what I am posting, for this is truly how I feel. This is my opinion, not a debate. If you disagree, or find my position offensive, I'm perfectly fine with that. Feel free to unfriend me if we cannot agree to disagree. I won't debate or argue my beliefs.
I have lived through several United States Presidents prior to our current President Trump. In my lifetime, I have never seen nor heard of a President scrutinized over every word he speaks, humiliated by the public to the point of disgrace, slandered, ridiculed, insulted, lied to/about, threatened with death, had his wife and our First Lady disrespected, & his minor child insulted, threatened & harassed.
I am ashamed and saddened by the ruthless, meanspirited, hateful, cruel, biased people who display themselves as having no civic pride, morals, ethics, decency or respect for our country's traditions and values. My elders and teachers taught me many years ago to respect our president, whether I voted for them or not. All the news stations & reporters who feel they have the right to perpetuate blatent lies and fabricate "facts" for a "good story" are dividing our country beyond belief. Many only report the negative "news" and never the accomplishments of our president. If people do not research everything put out by the MSM, they are left to believe all the hate mongering news. This is leading to so much intolerance that I feel we are nearing the brink of a civil war! No other president that took the oath of office, has been on the news 24/7, scrutinized for their every word, facial expression, decision, handshake, what he eats... NO, he is not perfect, far from it! No president or person is, including you and me!!! Yes, he makes stupid comments and doesn't use the flowery language of a "professional politician". However, I believe he truly loves the United States of America and works tirelessly to make things better for us all. He is very different than what we've become accustomed to, thank goodness. The people who would rather see our country fail than help him do his job need to stop. I was always taught "If you can't be part of the solution then at least don't be part of the problem". I personally want our President Donald Trump, as I did his predecessors, to succeed. To hope for failure is INSANE. United we stand; divided we fall.
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08/01/2023

Omg it worked !!! Update

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It's sad we have to keep doing this to kill the Ads and see our friends

03/12/2022

Remember, people only rain on your parade because they’re jealous of your sun and tired of their shade. --Unknown

03/12/2022

19/11/2022

Services for Mary Dove, 66, of St. Paul and formerly of Redwood Falls, will take place on Saturday, November 19, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. at the Sunset Funeral and Cremation Association in Echo. Visitation will from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the funeral home.

Mary Lee (Marquardt) Dove was born October 5, 1956, in the Redwood Falls Hospital to Milton and Dorothy (Truax) Marquardt. Mary was baptized and confirmed at St. John's Lutheran Church in Vesta. She grew up on the home farm and graduated from Wabasso High School in 1974.

Mary married Steve Moonen in 1982. Two sons, Jason, and Randall were born to this union. They divorced later. She met the love of her life, Mark Dove and they were married May 22, 2010.

After working at Control Data, and as a home health nurse she found her calling in nursing home care. She was employed at several nursing homes before finding her forever home working at Gil-Mor Manor in Morgan. She worked there for 13 years as a TMA. People who reside there were not just clients, they were good friends.

4-H held a prominent position in her life. In her youth she was in 4-H and won State Fair trips with dairy, knitting, sewing, and baking. She assisted her sons as they progressed through 10 years of poultry and rabbits. She was the Rabbit Barn Superintendent for many years. She continued to conduct the interviews of the rabbit showmen and select the most knowledgeable person to receive an award.

Mary was looking forward to retirement in 2023, moving to Hastings to be near her sons and two grandsons and if time permitted, finding a part-time job in a flower shop. She seemed to have a green thumb when it came to flowers. Mary was also a collector of pink flamingoes and if you drove by her house, you would be fully aware of that.

Her life came to end when she was diagnosed with undifferentiated uterine carcinoma cancer, a very fast-moving cancer. She started her downhill trip before her 66th birthday and succumbed to her death on November 12, 2022, at United Hospital in St. Paul.

Mary Lee is survived by her husband, Mark Dove of Hastings; her sons, Jason Moonen and Randall (Sonia) Moonen and her grandsons, Xander and Xaden all of Farmington; her mother, Dorothy Marquardt of Vesta; her sister Kathy (Steve) Busack of Echo; her nieces Becky (Jermicus) Banks and their children, Emmerson and Jamison of Raleigh, NC; Jessica Busack of Sacred Heart; Brooke Busack and Joe Dambroten and their children, Rowdy, R***r and Riverly of Sacred Heart; Morgan Busack of Sanborn, IA. brothers and sisters-in-law Steve (Mary Ann} Dove of Pepin, WI, and Kenley (Jennie) Dove of Venice, Italy.

She was preceded in death by her father, Milton Marquardt, grandparents, Howard (Esther) Truax and Emil (Adella) Marquardt, her uncle and aunt Merle (Glorane) Truax, her aunt and uncle Delores (Karl} Seime and her cousin Patti Ann Brune.

01/10/2022

1957 Chevrolet Nomad

29/09/2022

Love the color!great !!!!

29/09/2022

1958 Chevrolet Impala Convertible

29/09/2022

1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS