Dee's News Fall 2014
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| PO Box 128/575 State Route 250 N, Savannah OH 44874 Office: (419) 962-1515 |
| New Babies from Summer and Early Fall 2014: Welcome to Our World! |
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Mason Andrew Schwartz was born to Daniel and Renae Schwartz on June 3, 2014 at 7:51 AM. Mason weighed 8lbs 7ozs and was 21 inches long. Mason joins his big brother Jaxon. Congratulations to the Schwartz family! 
Baby Girl Wengerd Kaliana Rachel Wengerd was born to David and Verna Wengerd on July 13, 2014 at 7:21 AM. Kaliana weighed 8lbs and 9oz and was 20 inches long. She joins her big sister Miley. Congratulations to the Wengerd family!
Baby Boy Raber Asher Micaiah Raber was born to Eli and Rachel Raber on August 8 at 9:20 AM. Asher weighed 8lbs 8oz and was 20 3/4 inches long. Asher is Eli and Rachel’s first child (and the first grandbaby of Dee and Arlen Yoder!). Congratulations to the Raber family!
Baby Boy Yutzy Jaxon Rudy Yutzy was born to Matt and Freda Yutzy on September 4, 2014 at 4:30 PM. He weighed 8 lbs and 10 oz, and was 21.5 inches long. He joins his sister and brothers Mikayla, Matthew and Reagan. Congratulations to the Yutzy family! 
Baby Boy Girod Malachi August Girod was born to Samuel and Polly Girod on Congratulations to the Girod family!
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| ADSF Awards Funds for 2015! |
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Our biggest congratulations to all the winners; we wish you all the best in your studies and personal development. To those who didn't win, we're very sorry. We wish you could feel how hard it is to not be able to help everyone. If it's any consolation, we've had to deal with sizable student loans ourselves! But hopefully with time we'll raise awareness and grow the fund so that other former Amish students won't! We'd like to sincerely thank our donors for making this year's scholarships possible. It means so much to us to be able to do this. Please join us in congratulating the winners as listed below: Leon Hostetler-3000, Lisa Yoder-1000, Lydia Miller-1000, Susie Swartz-1000, Regina Miller-3000, Mary Katherine Miller-3000, Katie Borntrager-2000, James Schwartz-1000 |
ADSF (Amish Descendant Scholarship Fund) is very excited to announce the 2015 scholarship winners. Once again, it was a very hard choice because if we could, we would help everyone. We're so excited to see so many former Amish students get a higher education and we believe they are setting an example for so many others to do the same. | Josh and Sarah Engaged! |
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Congratulations to Josh and Sarah!
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Josh Swartzentruber and Sarah Zook have announced their engagement. Sarah said Josh and Sarah announced the good news on October 5, 2014. Josh lives in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. He is employed at Valley Flooring. Sarah lives in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. She is employed at Valley Flooring.| Dena Schrock Earns her GED |
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The graduation ceremony was held at the New Philadelphia, Ohio Buckeye Career Center. It took lots of hard work, but Dena persisted and reached her goal. Congratulations to Dena!
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Dena Schrock earned her GED on May 29, 2014.| Monroe Raber Wins Feature Race! |
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“I FINALLY DID IT! Won my first feature race of the season. Waited a long time for this one. I ran lights and medium. Won both heats and feature in lights, won one medium heat, second in the other heat, started outside pole for feature and was pushing the leader, trying to pass when I got punted out of second place and finished third. Need to learn how to pass more efficiently. All in all, a good night. Gotta thank all my sponsors: DAVIS LAWN AND LANDSCAPE, E&E CONSTRUCTION, TIFFANY'S DOG GROOMING, MJR BUILDING. I also wanna thank HAMMOND MOTORSPORTS for a stout engine, Coy Hanson Enterprises for fast tires, and SNIPER BODIES. The new body seemed to really help the kart handle better. And most of all, wanna thank the GOOD LORD for his protecting hand, keeping me and my competitors safe for a fun night of racing. On to the next one!! Top of Page |
Monroe Raber was excited to report about his first win of the 2014 racing season. Monroe says he won first place three times in the 2013 season. Congratulations, Monroe!| R & R Auto Care Moves to a New Location |
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Eli Raber has moved his auto repair service center to a new location. R&R Auto Care is now located at 714 Clark Avenue, Ashland, Ohio. If you need reliable and affordable auto service, give him a call at (330) 858-5840. Top of Page |
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Please Send Your News To: Dee Yoder Email: dyoder005@neo.rr.com Phone: 419-589-7382
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| PO Box 128/575 State Route 250 N, Savannah OH 44874 Office: (419) 962-1515 |
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David and Sarah Mast welcomed baby boy Noah John. He was born on October 8, 2012. at 8:43 AM, and weighed 9lbs., and was 22in. Long. He joins big sister Emma. Congratulations to the Mast family!
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From Emma Miller: “We started working on this fund a long time ago and it feels amazing to finally reach our end goal and award the scholarship money to someone who is working hard to overcome the challenges of studying without parental support. If you come from an Amish background and wish to go to college, please get in touch with us. We are here to offer encouragement, answer questions and to give you the chance to win the scholarship next year. We will tell you a little bit about our scholarship winners so our donors know where their money has gone. Thank you to all of you who have helped by donating to ADSF.  Our first scholarship of $1000goes to Marietta in Florida who is finally pursuing her dream of going to college. She is just starting out and we are happy to be able to offer her a little bit of financial support. She strongly feels that God has led her to start her journey in studying Business Management and she is excited to be working on her prerequisites.
 Our second winner of the ADSF scholarshipis Ruth. She left the Amish many years ago in order to continue her education, but with no financial support, she found herself working full time and studying part time. Finally, 14 years later she is close to finishing her goal. She wishes to use her education to help people and she's studying Social Work and plans to work with teenagers.
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| Missing Boys Could Be With Amish |
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WE HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THEY COULD BE IN AN AMISH COMMUNITY. PLEASE HELP US GET THE WORD OUT TO THESE COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. Please re-post, print off flyers and take to these communities or send us a message of an Amish area and will try and mail flyers. Please help us since they (the Amish) don't have the communication to access the internet/Facebook. |
Please read and share this story and the poster! We received news that three little boys who have been missing from Michigan for two years could have been placed among Amish families. Here is the story:
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Before the beginning of time, God was, Before the beginning of time, God planned Before the beginning of time, God knew Before the beginning of time, God made Before the beginning of time, God gave Before the beginning of time, God loved, |
| Serving Our Country in the Military |
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Serving Our Country in the Military Let’s keep these soldiers in our prayers!
Ryan James Borntreger, Afghanistan Jason Keegan, Saudi Arabia *To add a name to the list, please contact Dee* |
| Abe and Malinda Schrock Wedding |
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Malinda Hershberger and Abe Schrock were married on October 22, 2012. Malinda’s brother Jacob Hershberger, walked her down the aisle. The wedding and the reception were held at the Wildlife Conservation League in Ashland, Ohio. The ceremony was officiated by Joe Rock from the Church of the Open Door in Lodi, Ohio. The bridesmaids were Rosey Hershberger, Mary Schrock, Ruby Miller, and Sylvia Hershberger. The groomsmen were Dan Schrock, David Schrock, Levi Shetler, and Abe Raber. Parents of the bride are Peter and Carolina Hershberger and parents of the groom are the Emmanuel Schrocks. Joyce Mink, adoptive mom to Abe, was also in attendance. The newlyweds are residing in Mansfield, Ohio. Congratulations, Abe and Malinda!
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| John Shetler Receives Citizenship Papers |
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“With some help from his sister Maryann, John was finally able to get his US Citizenship. His family was originally from Canada. The picture shows John holding his US citizenship certificate, after he and I drove to Cleveland to finish the paperwork at the immigration office. John got saved several months ago and has been faithfully meeting for discipleship. He and I are going through the book: The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus.” Congratulations, John! |
From Joe Keim:
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| PO Box 128/575 State Route 250 N, Savannah OH 44874 Office: (419) 962-1515 |
| Four New Babies for Families to Love |
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| Amish Descendent Scholarship Awards |
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From Emma Miller: “We started working on this fund a long time ago and it feels amazing to finally reach our end goal and award the scholarship money to someone who is working hard to overcome the challenges of studying without parental support. If you come from an Amish background and wish to go to college, please get in touch with us. We are here to offer encouragement, answer questions and to give you the chance to win the scholarship next year. We will tell you a little bit about our scholarship winners so our donors know where their money has gone. Thank you to all of you who have helped by donating to ADSF. Our first scholarship of $1000goes to Marietta in Florida who is finally pursuing her dream of going to college. She is just starting out and we are happy to be able to offer her a little bit of financial support. She strongly feels that God has led her to start her journey in studying Business Management and she is excited to be working on her prerequisites.
Our second winner of the ADSF scholarshipis Ruth. She left the Amish many years ago in order to continue her education, but with no financial support, she found herself working full time and studying part time. Finally, 14 years later she is close to finishing her goal. She wishes to use her education to help people and she's studying Social Work and plans to work with teenagers.
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| Missing Boys Could Be With Amish |
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WE HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THEY COULD BE IN AN AMISH COMMUNITY. PLEASE HELP US GET THE WORD OUT TO THESE COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. Please re-post, print off flyers and take to these communities or send us a message of an Amish area and will try and mail flyers. Please help us since they (the Amish) don't have the communication to access the internet/Facebook. |
| Before the Beginning of Time |
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Before the beginning of time, God was, Before the beginning of time, God planned Before the beginning of time, God knew Before the beginning of time, God made Before the beginning of time, God gave Before the beginning of time, God loved, |
| Serving Our Country in the Military |
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Serving Our Country in the Military Let’s keep these soldiers in our prayers!
Ryan James Borntreger, Afghanistan Jason Keegan, Saudi Arabia *To add a name to the list, please contact Dee* |
| Abe and Malinda Schrock Wedding |
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Malinda Hershberger and Abe Schrock were married on October 22, 2012. Malinda’s brother Jacob Hershberger, walked her down the aisle. The wedding and the reception were held at the Wildlife Conservation League in Ashland, Ohio. The ceremony was officiated by Joe Rock from the Church of the Open Door in Lodi, Ohio. The bridesmaids were Rosey Hershberger, Mary Schrock, Ruby Miller, and Sylvia Hershberger. The groomsmen were Dan Schrock, David Schrock, Levi Shetler, and Abe Raber. Parents of the bride are Peter and Carolina Hershberger and parents of the groom are the Emmanuel Schrocks. Joyce Mink, adoptive mom to Abe, was also in attendance. The newlyweds are residing in Mansfield, Ohio. Congratulations, Abe and Malinda!
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| Deer Season 2012 |
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| John Shetler Receives Citizenship Papers |
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“With some help from his sister Maryann, John was finally able to get his US Citizenship. His family was originally from Canada. The picture shows John holding his US citizenship certificate, after he and I drove to Cleveland to finish the paperwork at the immigration office. John got saved several months ago and has been faithfully meeting for discipleship. He and I are going through the book: The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus.” Congratulations, John! |
