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Had a really wonderful day Saturday July 22, 2023, at the Sutton Alpine Historical Society.  Great weather.  It was sunny and warm, and we had a lot of beautiful vehicles…

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John R. Troutner, 80, Husband of Suzanne Troutner, passed away on Saturday, July 15, 2023 at Ephraim McDowell Hospital in Danville, KY.

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Born on July 28, 1942, in Altadena, California, he was the son of Harold and Freda Troutner. John was a Medical Trainer while in the Army, and trained Medics that…

Continue ReadingJohn R. Troutner, 80, Husband of Suzanne Troutner, passed away on Saturday, July 15, 2023 at Ephraim McDowell Hospital in Danville, KY.

Senior Center Car Show We had a car show Saturday July 15, 2023, with the Palmer Senior Center “Cars & Crafts” Event. It was a nice event, but the rain put a little damper on everything. The event was from 10 – 4 and the car show ran from 11 – 3. Since it rained all day and not just overcast but rained the Senior center moved all the vendors into the dinning room and we were lucky to be able to stay warm and dry in the bad weather. Since it was raining we only had 10 vehicles attend. I don’t know why but for some reason I never got a picture of the cars in a line out side. Never entered my mind until I got home and was unloading the car. The cars that showed up were a 1969 Corvette, 1974 VW, 1969 el Camino, 51 Chevy, 21 Nissan, 99 Mercedes 68 Ford Terino, 34 Dodge, a Ford truck and a Jeep. The Nissan won 3rd place, the el Camino won 2nd place and the Terino won 1st place for the People’s Choice. All in all another nice day sitting around visiting with each other.

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Continue ReadingSenior Center Car Show We had a car show Saturday July 15, 2023, with the Palmer Senior Center “Cars & Crafts” Event. It was a nice event, but the rain put a little damper on everything. The event was from 10 – 4 and the car show ran from 11 – 3. Since it rained all day and not just overcast but rained the Senior center moved all the vendors into the dinning room and we were lucky to be able to stay warm and dry in the bad weather. Since it was raining we only had 10 vehicles attend. I don’t know why but for some reason I never got a picture of the cars in a line out side. Never entered my mind until I got home and was unloading the car. The cars that showed up were a 1969 Corvette, 1974 VW, 1969 el Camino, 51 Chevy, 21 Nissan, 99 Mercedes 68 Ford Terino, 34 Dodge, a Ford truck and a Jeep. The Nissan won 3rd place, the el Camino won 2nd place and the Terino won 1st place for the People’s Choice. All in all another nice day sitting around visiting with each other.

Received some very sad news yesterday after the car show. I heard from Suz Troutner that John had passed away that morning. I called her when I got home and asked if he had been sick for a while and she said no he got pneumonia, and it turned septic and that was the cause of his passing. I don’t have an address right now for anyone who wants to send a card but will get it. If you DM me, I will give you the phone number and email address if you don’t already have it. I am sure it would be a comfort for her to hear from everyone. They moved to Kentucky a few years ago and live close to their youngest son.

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Continue ReadingReceived some very sad news yesterday after the car show. I heard from Suz Troutner that John had passed away that morning. I called her when I got home and asked if he had been sick for a while and she said no he got pneumonia, and it turned septic and that was the cause of his passing. I don’t have an address right now for anyone who wants to send a card but will get it. If you DM me, I will give you the phone number and email address if you don’t already have it. I am sure it would be a comfort for her to hear from everyone. They moved to Kentucky a few years ago and live close to their youngest son.