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Suzan Ross and her husband, Kenny, live in Maysville, Kentucky and spend several months during the year on Anna Maria island. Suzan is a retired CPA/Financial planner and has been a church organist and pianist since she was a teenager. She is currently an organist and pianist at First Presbyterian Church in Maysville, Ky. She also sings with the Limestone Chorale, a classical vocal group in Maysville. She studied piano at University of Texas El Paso where she received her business degree.

ABOUT SUZAN

 https://roserchurch.com/thanksgiving-service-2024/

 

Thanksgiving Service 2024

November 23, 2024 by Bev Hunsberger

As followers of Jesus, we of all people have reason to be thankful. We will celebrate with music and an ‘open mic’ for testimonies, as we encourage one another with what God is doing among us. Suzan Ross will serve as accompanist. Invite your family, friends and neighbors to join you at 11:00 AM in the Roser Church Sanctuary. The service will be STREAMED ONLINE or available to WATCH LATER.

ORDER OF SERVICE

Prelude – Give Thanks

Hymn – Now Thank We All Our God

Time of Sharing

Closing Hymn – Lord of All Hopefulness

Postlude – We Gather Together

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Mason County Fiscal Court honored Ernie Siders with the 78th “Mason County Pioneer Award” as a stellar example of the pioneering spirit of our area.

Ernie Siders joined the US Air Force in 1949.

 A Korean War Veteran, Ernie is a National Defense Service Medal awardee and spent a tour assigned to the Atomic Bomb Wing Depot.

The waiting room outside the DJ room.

Ernie Siders shows a booklet of vinyl records in his music room.

Mr. Siders stands beside his 1929 Model A. Ford. 

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Ernie Siders sits at the control desk during his weekly big band radio show on WOBO in Batavia, Ohio.

Music is prepared for broadcast. Hand-picked tracks are recorded onto CD from Mr. Siders' own big band LP collection.

Ernie Siders stands beside his well-cared-for vintage Cadillac.

 Ernie Siders was born in 1930.  During his weekly big band radio show on WOBO in Batavia, Ohio he enriches the Ohio River Valley airwaves with a 3-hour weekly radio show on listener-supported WOBO in Batavia, Ohio.

Ernie has a huge vintage collection of different eras of the 20th century, with numerous shelves and display cases the music.  

Mr. Siders has been active in the community, assisting in Old Washington preservation efforts, supporting the First Presbyterian Church’s maintenance and mission, and volunteering in local schools and community-focused projects.

If you would like to listen to Ernie “spin his records” set the dial to 88.5 on your FM radio.

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Video  shared from Facebook post

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Voices of Liberty is a musical experience representing Revolutionary and Patriot Ancestors, and the women who fought along side and supported the cause. It highlighted the history and sacrifice of local ancestors that fought to secure our freedom. 

There were readings and the Limestone choir sang at the Opera Theater today. 

Many Presbyterians took part.

  • Bob Hendrickson, the reader who guided us through the highs and lows of the American Revolution. 

  • Nick Denham directed the choir & played the snare drum & flute. 

  • Kristen Gallenstein Carlson played the piano. 

  • Monte Mallow, Suzan Ross, Patricia Whittaker & Morris Hunter read one of the letters from a revolutionary soldier. Patricia & Monte also read letters.

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Susan Ross
& Lola

Kate Zweigart
& Spec

Sallie McNeill
& Binkie

Missy & Bob Hendrickson
The dog sisters

Mike Franklin
& Betty Boop

Bob Hendrickson
& puppy

Sunday, October 6, 2024, the tradition continues.  This date draws inspiration from World Animal Day on October 4, which is also the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi.

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Pig Out is located in Downtown Maysville.   There was music to enjoy, entertainment and LOTS of food!
All proceeds from this event go to the Shriner’s Transportation Fund.  Pig Out in Maysville is a Nonprofit organization.

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Congratulations to Alex Wood on completing his first solo on September 4, 2024! Alex is pictured here with his instructor, Ken Schlabach.
This was his first time flying the airplane without his instructor in the airplane with him.
Alex is studying to obtain his Private Pilot Certificate

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September 1, 2024

Nick Denham directed a dozen members of the choir.

Anthem 
Ceaseless Praise 
Michelle Christensen &
Tracey Craig McKibben

Deborah Aminifard provided the sermon, offering a message on the unbreakable bonds of love God has for his children.
 

Photos submitted by
Bob Hendrickson

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CONTENTS ON VIDEO
Jennifer & Pastor Jim's  first breakfast in Costa Rica.
Staying at the Hotel Alajuela.Ceviche at the Flying Empanada/ Empanada voladora.
Jennifer painting while listening to cicadas. 

At the Methodist Church in La Fronters.

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Joey O'Cull & Suzan Ross
playing before beginning of Sunday Worship service.
August 18, 2024

Photo submitted
by Robert Hendrickson

Maysville Oktoberfest celebrates German heritage.
Here are Missy & Bob Hendrickson doing their part and serving real bier!

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Alex Wood
Senior
Mason County Royals

Alex has great close control skills, dribbling, and a range of passing. His knack to find the back of the net is unmatched. 

Big & Little Photography and Media

 

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Jennifer Smith

Daryl Riggs

 June 26, 2024

 


The annual Green Dot “Race for the Rest of Us” 0.5K 
 

The race began and ended in the same spot, with walkers and runners traveling up Limestone Street, turning right at the intersection of Limestone and Second Street, turning down lower Market Street and returning to the Limestone Landing.
 

The overall winner was first given to Jennifer Smith. However, after prizes were awarded, another person cross the finish line. His name was Daryl Riggs, a veteran who had been training for the 0.5K.

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First Presbyterian Church Members Honored by Maysville Rotary Club

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