Tomorrow morning at 11, KMOX radio will be doing a World's Biggest Catsup Bottle Interview. Morning hosts, Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey will do the honors it appears. I always have KMOX on in the car and I hear these two a lot. They have energetic personalities, with maybe way too much laughing for my taste. But, I'm glad to see Collinsville and the Catsup Bottle get some air time.
Ferdie to Bob
- Dear Bob, here are some photos of my life here on the campus of Concordia Seminary. I love kids, working with the grounds crew, swimming, playing with my dog friends, and especially my own family people.
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- In August of 2005 we spent a week at Camp Arcadia on the shores of Lake Michigan's Northern lower peninsula. Here is our story.
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- Wartburg Hall's transformation from dining hall to a commons area was dedicated on September 18.
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