mollycan

How terrible

Hopefully his replacement will turn the brightness down on the street lights and plant a few trees.

Dont think that will happen now
 

Dont think that will happen now
 

How do you choose just one??
Amazing talent!!  
Never used to watch this, but if you want to be entertained...this is what to watch!

Bagged another one last night
 

They track down sex offenders, they have gotten 35 predators 

great job!!!

Charles K. Iddings, Jr., age 69 of Reynoldsville, PA died Wednesday, November 11, 2020 at Penn Highlands Brookville Hospital.

Born on January 30, 1951 in DuBois, PA, he was the son of the late Charles K. and Maxine (Harris) Iddings, Sr.

On July 6, 1985, he married Susan (Hickman) Iddings. She survives.

He was a 1968 graduate of DuBois Area High School and served in the United States Army Reserve where he was honorably discharged in 1975.

Charlie was the owner / operator of Charlie’s Alternator & Starter for over 35 years. He started his business in the backyard garage of his childhood home in 1984.

He was an honorary member of the J.E. DuBois Hose Company # 3, was a member of Scrubmasters Hunting Club, the Olympic Athletic Club, Trout Unlimited and the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Reynoldsville, PA. He was also a ten-year volunteer of Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, Inc. for the rehabilitation of veterans with disabilities.

Charlie was an amazing man who lived a rich and joyous life. During his life he visited 49 of the 50 states. Earlier in his life, he spent several summers in Alaska dredging for gold on the 40 Mile River.

He was an avid fly fisherman and hunter making several trips out west. Charlie enjoyed nothing more than spending time outdoors hunting and fishing and sharing his extensive knowledge with friends and strangers alike.

Charlie was a dedicated and loyal family man. He loved and protected his wife Susan. His daughter Stacy was a never-ending source of joy and pride for him. His three grandchildren along with his son in law meant more to him than anything in the world. There was nothing he wouldn’t do for any of them. He lived his life everyday to serve and love them.

Charlie was loved not only by his family and friends but by an entire community. Known to so many as an honest, loyal friend and confidant, he was always willing to lend a hand to friends and strangers alike. He was an exemplary human being and will be deeply missed by all.

He is survived by one daughter (Stacy Dennison & her husband Joel of Gibsonia, PA), three grandchildren; (Maren, Owen and Haley Dennison), his granddog “Rocket”, siblings; (Marlene Gray of Asheville, NC, Jeannie Rankus of Reynoldsville, PA, Rose Eck of OH, Liz Baughman & her husband Rick of Brockway, PA, Robert Iddings & his wife Bernadette of DuBois, PA and Edye Iddings and her companion Dave of Penfield, PA).

Charlie was preceded in death by one brother (Jack Iddings).

Visitation will be held on Monday, November 16, 2020 from 12 PM – 3 PM at the Baronick Funeral Home & Crematorium, Inc. Social distancing requirements will be followed and masks will be required. Due to COVID restrictions, we ask that you keep your visit brief to allow as many people as possible to pay their respects.

A private family funeral service will be held.

As much as the community loved Charlie, Charlie loved the community. Although flowers are appreciated, the family suggest memorial contributions be made to any local charity in the DuBois area.

Online condolences can be sent to http://baronickfuneralhome.com/condolence

Why are you taking my picture grandma?
 

God Bless her Family and give them strength and Peace. 

The power of social media can be a good thing.  To get to know someone, if only from their words.  May you Rest in Peace Jennifer

The simplest way to make sneakers waterproof

I have said it before and I will again, amazing transformation, God Bless Sam for caring enough to work so hard and for all of the volunteers that have continued to make this cemetary a place of shown respect.

On Saturday October 15th 2016, David Gralla and members from the VFW Post 813 Honor Guard, honored James J Patterson. Members from the Rumbarger Cemetery Preservation Society also attended to honor this fallen war hero. A wreath was placed at his grave.

Congratulations on the group effort.  That's what it took to get it fixed up and it shows.

Certainly hats off to the Rumbarger Cemetery Preservation Society which has devoted countless volunteer hours of their time over the last few years to renovating and maintaining the cemetery: Carol Laughlin, Mel Amrhein, Melanie McGinnis, Barb Kopshina,Carolyn Hossler Fridley, Dena Senior, Denny Laughlin, and Karen Amrhein.
And also to those who donated money and labor, and those volunteers who have stepped-up to help including the city, Korb Monuments, FedEx, ComCast and Yardworks of Brockway.
The cemetery today is a lasting tribute to the RCPS and their team effort.

I have said it before and I will again, amazing transformation, God Bless Sam for caring enough to work so hard and for all of the volunteers that have continued to make this cemetary a place of shown respect.

I want nice weather so that I can go out and play in the dirt

What could you possibly do with a 150 year-old cemetery that had been left go for years, neglected and overgrown ?


 


If you're the Rumbarger Cemetery Preservation Society THIS is what you do


 


AFTER YEARS OF NEGLECT, THE RUMBARGER CEMETERY PRESERVATION SOCIETY SUPPORTED BY LOCAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND VOLUNTEERS, SUCCEEDED IN RESTORING AND NOW MAINTAINING THE BEAUTY AND SERENITY OF THE ENTIRE HISTORIC CEMETERY

Probably like the rest of us...need more sun, less water.  

Chrissy Anderson and her daughter Maddie volunteering at Rumbarger on Comcast Cares Day. Chrissy an employee of Comcast, was instrumental in helping with Rumbarger being chosen for Comcast Cares Day this past Saturday.

Have driven by...the cemetery looks so very nice.   So many thanks to those who have worked so hard to make it something the people of this town can be proud of.  I am glad I have been able to see the cemetery take a 360 degree turn in its appearance.  Does your heart good to see so much respect.

Watch for fresh new growth in the next couple of weeks.  If they stay yellow then maybe they will need a weak dose of high nitrogen fertilizer.  The yellow should be temporary because of the cold temperatures.

Very informative and well done, so glad I went