Loved Ones Memorial Día de los muertos

ofrendas catrina

Pan de muerto/ bread of the dead Calaveras de azucar/ sugar skulls

Flowers of the dead=sunshine What are some things seen at an altar? incensio sal agua Represents purity and a source of light Pleasing invitation for the dead to come visit wisdom jugetes Flor de muertos petates For families to sit on as they keep their loved ones company Toys for child spirits Flowers of the dead=sunshine

Michael Hoke had the official honors to prove he was an outstanding science teacher, but the certificates can never show the love of learning he instilled in thousands of students. Hoke died Wednesday, January 13, at the age of 67 after dedicating his adult life to preserving nature and teaching future generations to be kind to the world. Even adults learned something new from him during a casual conversation. He grew up in Dickinson where his father was a union member working in a refinery. Unions were important in his life and he started an American Federation of Teachers chapter in Orange. He served as president and was outspoken before school boards and to superintendents in an effort to make sure teachers were treated fairly. In 1978, he decided to spend the summer having fun. His idea of fun was educating students. Bios, a School on Wheels, was his brainchild.

We remember and honor Reggie Staff members honor #12112%! We remember and honor Reggie Garrett. The West Orange – Stark High School Mustang football team has proudly displayed his jersey number “12” on all helmets during the 2016 season.    Staff members are also honoring him by wearing 112% t-shirts and other #12 items. Saturday, Sept. 17 is the sixth anniversary of his passing. 

Prince performing at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2008 Born Prince Rogers Nelson June 7, 1958 Minneapolis, Minnesota, US Died April 21, 2016 (aged 57) Chanhassen, Minnesota, US Nationality American Other names as performer:Camille  (Love Symbol) The Artist Formerly Known as Prince (TAFKAP) The Artist[1] as songwriter:Jamie Starr Joey Coco Tora Tora Alexander Nevermind Christopher Tracy Occupation Singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist record producer Years active 1976–2016

Ralph Wesley Bussell August 15, 1961 to , September 25, 2016.   Ralph was born on Tuesday, in Fort Worth, Texas, to parents Wanda (Calvert) and Roland Eugene Bussell.  Prior to moving to Orange, Texas, Ralph lived in San Augustine, Texas, with his loving wife of 9 years, Pamela (Helm) Bussell.  Ralph was of the Baptist faith and was also a member of the fraternal organization, the Freemasons, for 7 years, and a member of The Shriners for 7 years.  He also worked as a Rig Clerk in the Oil Fields for over 20 years.  Ralph was a family man who loved spending time with his grandchildren when he wasn’t working hard for his family.  He enjoyed riding motorcycles and spending time on his computer.  Ralph was also described by his family as a ‘real jokester’, who always could manage to make anyone laugh.  Ralph was a caring husband, father, grandfather, and friend who will be dearly missed by all those who knew him.    Ralph is survived by his wife, Pam Bussell; father, Roland Eugene Bussell; sons, Charles Wesley Bussell, Thomas Vincent Bussell, and Jason Dakota Bussell; daughter, Sarah Bussell; step-daughter, Heather Foote; mother-in-law, Pearl Helm; brother-in-laws, Roy Lee Helm and his wife, Cindy, and Timothy James Helm; sister-in-laws, Maryann Morgan and her husband, Barry, and Kaylynn Bray and her husband, Bobby; grandchildren, Andrew Mayeaux, Ethan Bussell Mayeaux, Brooklyn Bussell, Jordan Harrington, Kurt Thomas Foote, and Annabelle “Fred” Foote; and many other members of his extended family, and friends.

Cañas, sabiduría