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Dozens of float entries show up for nursing home, healthcare hero parade By Cindy Aguirre-Herrera (Seguin) – Even the masks could not hide the big smiles of Seguin nursing home residents and their superhero healthcare workers who were saluted Wednesday with their very own community parade. The parade was part of a local effort to celebrate Segun’s seven local nursing homes and assisted living facilities who continue to operate under strict quarantine measures. While restrictions for other operations are being lifted, the safety measures for nursing homes remain tight as healthcare workers work around the clock during this COVID-19 pandemic. The parade also held in observance of National Nursing Home Week welcomed well over two dozen parade entries. The first stop on the route was Hacienda Oaks Nursing and Rehabilitation on North King Street. Patients were safely social distanced in their chairs along the front and back sides of the facility. Star Sutton, the activity director at Hacienda Oaks, says to see her residents cheering and waving signs and pom poms made for an incredible day. See PARADE, page 3
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Seguin ISD to begin discussion on next year’s school calendar By Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) – The Seguin ISD Board of Trustees will begin to visualize the 2020-2021 school year during tonight’s special board workshop. Trustees are set to discuss the updates to the upcoming instructional school calendar. In preparing for the fall, the Texas Education Agency has stated that the new school year “is likely to be disrupted.” It also states that building a calendar that plans for and anticipates scenarios such as what was experienced with COVID-19 will help minimize disruption. TEA officials also note that “calendars must also consider how to adjust for learning loss as a result of current instructional interruptions.” The reported information, according to the TEA, also allows districts to make certain changes and adjustments on a local level – perhaps moving the state’s districts in a variety of directions. Tonight’s agenda item is only for discussion.
No official action on next year’s school calendar will be taken during tonight’s meeting. Also, on the table is an update on the budget for the 2020-2021 fiscal year. Trustees are slated to review its current financial health and is expected to discuss the pandemic and its impact on the upcoming budget. Due to COVID-19, tonight’s board workshop will be available to the public via telephone and video conference. Members of the public may submit comments to be made during the meeting. Those comments, however, should be received no later than noon today via email at pnramirez@seguin.k12.tx.us. Those comments will be read during the Audience with the Board portion of the meeting. Those wishing to join the board’s video conference may also do so by clicking the Zoom link found on the school board agenda. That agenda can be found at seguin.k12.tx.us.
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Community wide parade honors nursing home residents plus their healthcare heroes PARADE, continued from page 1 “I am so glad we live in Seguin and that we all came together for once purpose and to make everybody happy because the residents at the nursing home have been quarantined since the middle of March and no families or nothing. I only do Facetime with families that have an iPhone. Other than that, they are not able to see them so this was something that they needed and I’m so grateful that we have such a great community,” said Sutton. Misti AbrameitGuenther, who helped coordinate the event, says the vision she had for the morning parade was rolled out perfectly. “It was an amazing morning. The Seguin community rallied and brought so many smiles to so many different people, residents, staff, our community just watched along the street and honked in awe of all the good work that was done and my heart is just smiling from all of the good things that have been said and how much joy it brought,” said Guenther. Sutton says it’s because of caring individuals like Guenther who give nursing home employees the chance to reboot and work even harder for this special group of residents. “The turnout was wonderful. I mean everybody just came together and Misti, she’s the bomb! A lot of people are really superheroes and she just does so much and she thinks about so many people, not just her or the Relay for Life.
She thinks about everybody. I just love her,” said Sutton. As for the participation, Guenther says she cannot even begin to express her sincere appreciation to all those who took part. Those participating in the parade included such groups as elected officials, businesses, and school groups. She says even family members of the some of the nursing home residents came out to also join in on the celebration with hopes of finally seeing their loved ones.
Courtesy Nesbit Living FB Page enough for coming and participating,” said Guenther.
“More than anything, I just can’t thank all of our officials enough that came and allowed – I mean we had such a good presence from our Seguin PD, our sheriff’s department, our fire department. They came out and really supported the cause and made sure that we were safe getting everywhere and made sure we got to every facility and so I can’t thank all of those people
Prior to the parade’s arrival, residents and staff were treated to live music by Jay Pfannstiel who performed in the back of a pickup truck. Pfannstiel was also among the coordinators for the event. Many of those lucky enough to live or work along the parade route also noted on social media that the event served as a beacon of hope and as a sign of resilience for the rest of the community as it pushes its way toward healing.
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(Geronimo) – Navarro High School’s varsity football schedule for the upcoming season is all set, assuming that the Navarro ISD and UIL calendars don’t change due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Panthers tune up for the regular season with an intersquad scrimmage on Saturday, Aug. 8, a road scrimmage at Fredericksburg on Friday, Aug. 14, and a home scrimmage against Devine on Thursday, Aug. 20. The non-district portion of Navarro’s schedule offers a bruising gauntlet of perennial regional powers.
stretch on Friday, Aug. 28 with a road trip to 5A Division II Port Lavaca-Calhoun, who went 9-3 and advanced to the second round of the playoffs last season.
Field is Sept. 11 against a Needville program that went 10-3 and advanced three playoff rounds in the 4A Division I ranks last season.
A second straight road game has Navarro visiting La Vernia, which ended up 5-6 with a playoff berth in the 4A Division I bracket a year ago.
year after winning the A notable absence from 4A Division II state Navarro’s non-district championship. schedule is Marion. The Gaudalupe County Navarro’s final non- rivals refrain from district date sees playing each other for Giddings visit Erwin- the first time since Lee Field on Sept. 25. 2015. The Buffaloes took the Panthers down to the After the Oct. 2 open wire in last year’s non- date, the Panthers jump district finale and into the District 14-4Awent on to finish Division II schedule 7-6 with a with a home game three-round against Manor New p l a y o f f Tech on Oct. 9, run. followed by
The only nonplayof team from 2019 on the Panthers’ 2020 nondistrict schedule is Navarro’s home Cuero, which struggled opener at Erwin-Lee to 3-7 finish just one
Incoming junior quarterback Nick Billings (1) and the Panthers have four 2019 playoff teams on the
The Panthers begin that five-game non-district portion of the 2020 varsity football schedule. Photo by Jacqueline Springs.
homecoming the next week against AustinEastside Memorial. Wimberley, who eliminated Navarro in the 4A Division II Region IV finals last fall, hosts the Panthers in a game that should determine the district championship on Oct. 23. Navarro’s schedule is split evenly between home and road games, with five of each on the slate. The UIL football playoffs begin the weekend of Nov. 1214, and culminate in the state championships at AT&T Stadium in Arlington Dec. 16-19.
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Vital Statistics Joshua Jay Carrizales
Joshua Jay Carrizales of Flint, MI age 48, went to be his Lord and Savior on May 3, 2020
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he High School where she was a of Tres Hewell Mortuary, 165 Tor Dr., them all grow to love the Lord and cheerleader and dependable senior.
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He was genuine, kind, and took Seguin High School where she retired. time to smell the roses as he She met Jack when he moved to walked his path of life.
Seguin and they were married in 1999.
Cremation is taking place. A They loved their new blended family memorial service will be sharing special memories with Shelly, Sheila, Darrell and Brian. announced at a later date.
Joshua was born on April In Lieu of flowers, donations may When Jack took a new job, she moved 6, 1972 in San Antonio, Texas. to Rosenberg and was active with be made to the family. A 1990 graduate of Flint Central High School, Joshua had an early talent for acting and singing. Over the years he was a part of over 50 productions. His acting career began at Central High School, but includes Flint Community Players, Cass River Players, Clio Cast and Crew, U of M-Flint Theatre and Grand Rapids Civic Theatre. In 2010, he graduated from U of M-Flint with a BA in Theatre. His feature film credits include: Gun, All Things Fall Apart, Salvation Boulevard, Batman vs. Superman Dawn of Justice, and Ashes of Eden. He also appeared in TV shows, such as: Chicago Fire and Chicago Code. Joshua is survived by his children Marissa and Jason LJ Carrizales of Kentwood, MI, his parents Gary and Maria Betty (Amador) Hannuksela of Grand Blanc, MI, his sisters: Jennifer Koryciak of Wayland, MI, Julia (William) Fournier of Clarkston, MI, and Jeanne (Scott) Gundersen of Kentwood, MI, Grandfather: Gilbert Carrizales Sr. of Mt. Morris, MI, Uncles: J.P. (Lucy) Amador Sr., Toyo (Cindy) Amador, Aunts: Angela (Albelardo) Salazar of Seguin, TX, Isabel Noriega, Beatrice (Silverio) Cuellar and Delores Ramirez of San Antonio, TX, and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his brother Jason J. Carrizales. Josh touched the lives and hearts
Elizabeth Schaper Hamlett
Lamar ISD. After Jack retired, they returned to Seguin.
adhere to His promises.
family.
Karen avidly studied the Bible and was a member of several Bible study groups. She enjoyed taking all her grandchildren with her to Bible Study Fellowship and K a r e n enjoyed her weekly Bible study with her Anderson, a "Psalm Sister." beloved wife, m o t h e r , Anyone who met Karen learned quickly grandmother, of her love for her family, her friends, and friend, her hometown, and travel. Karen went to be with traveled extensively in the US and her Savior on abroad with her husband, children, April 7, 2020 grandchildren, and friends. Most surrounded by recently she was thrilled to travel to her loving Africa, China, Ireland, and Germany.
Liz and Jack enjoyed traveling to new parts of our country and regular trips Karen graduated from Seguin High After a hard to Tennessee. School in 1965. She went on to receive fought battle an Associate’s Degree in Early w i t h Jack introduced her to many new Childhood Development from San P a r k i n s o n , sports events. They were avid Spurs Antonio College. In 1970 Karen, along E l i z a b e t h fans and she loved Tim Duncan. with 14 special young children, began a S c h a p e r one-room preschool at Grace Lutheran H a m l e t t Liz treasured her times with her Church, which later expanded, under passed away beloved children and grandchildren. her direction, to become the Grace on May 11, 2020 at age Attending many sport and other Lutheran Child Development Center. It was later enhanced by the addition of a 73. events to cheer on the grandchildren. second location, Seguin's Community Their Ammie was always proud of Development Center. In 1984, Karen Known as Liz she was a Seguin native their many accomplishments. where she lived the majority of her Whenever she was with Shelly and saw the fulfillment of her dream of life and raised her family. Sheila, they had a special bond and building and opening her own early childhood center, Child Unlimited, Inc. were a dangerous trio. After 40 years of instilling her love of Liz was preceded in death by her parents, Abou and Adolphina Shopping was always an adventure learning into the hearts and minds of Kirchner, sister Mary Rose Pfullmann, and special time together. They hundreds of children, their parents, and husband Frank Schaper Jr., father in especially enjoyed their trips to Vegas. her staff, she retired in 2011. law Frank Schaper Sr., mother in law Shelly and Sheila were her rock Freda Schaper, and step son Lt. Brian following Frank’s death. As a lifelong resident of Guadalupe Neal Hamlett. County, with well-respected deep She will be missed by her family and family roots in McQueeney and Seguin, She is survived by her husband of 20 friends, but will be remembered for Karen worked tirelessly to improve the years Jack Hamlett, daughter Shelly her zest for life, her friendships, and businesses and culture of her Anne Traeger and husband Andrew, her energy for work and play. Her community and the beautification of her daughter Sheila Renee Ullrich and Bunco group were special friends for beloved hometown. Karen served as a husband Jon, step son Darrell Craig over forty years. member and board member of Hamlett and wife Amanda, numerous business and social grandchildren Shelby Elizabeth A private family service will be held. organizations, as well as the church Radick, Jon Carter Ullrich, Ryan council of Emanuel's Lutheran Church, Clark Ullrich, Taylor Joel Hamlett, A celebration of her life will be where she was baptized, confirmed, and Kaylynn Grace Hamlett, Brice Dylan scheduled at a later date. Visit Tres married. Hamlett, and David Neal Hamlett. She Hewell for any information. is also survived by brother Arlon At age 18, she married her high school Kirchner and wife Connie, brother in Memorials may be sent to St. Andrews sweetheart, John W "Buster" Anderson law Jimmy Pfullmann and wife Episcopal Church or Michael Fox III in 1965, they celebrated 54 Rosemary, mother in law Frances Foundation, PO Box 5014, wonderful years together and had two Hamlett, brother in law Allen Hamlett, Hagerstown, MD 21741. children, Kimberly Anderson Emard and sister in law Pam Reising plus and Brent Anderson, and five precious numerous nieces and nephews. You are invited to sign the guest book grandchildren, Paxton Emard, Link Emard, Cage Emard, Riggin Anderson at www.treshewell.com. Liz attended Saint James Catholic and Mason Anderson. One of her School and was a graduate of Seguin Arrangements are under the direction proudest accomplishments was seeing
Karen remained close to her high school friends, and she played Bunco with the same group of ladies for more than 50 years. Buster and Karen also enjoyed dinner each month with their Supper Club friends. Karen loved beyond measure her husband, children, grandchildren, and mother-in-law Dorothy Fowler Anderson. She was proud when her family members were successful and was compassionate when they weren't. Karen is preceded in death by her loving parents, Raymond G and Lucille Link Schubert; by her mother's sister, her aunt Olivia Link Reininger (whom she considered a second mother); her Father-in-law, John W. Anderson; and many special uncles, aunts, and cousins. Karen had a remarkably refined sense of style and appreciated things of beauty, whether they were found in the flowers in her garden, in her home which she enjoyed decorating, or simply in the smiles of her grandchildren. She had a wonderful sense of humor and an infectious laugh. She enjoyed many things in common with her husband, but two of her favorites were gardening and dancing. Buster and Karen enjoyed dancing together and Karen enjoyed teaching her grandsons to dance as well. Karen will be sorely missed but she had one last dream on her list, to see Jerusalem where she was planning to visit this spring, perhaps this year God had an even more marvelous Holy Land He wanted to show His precious Karen instead. Plans for a summer celebration of Karen's life will soon be announced.
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LULAC Community Garden The Seguin LULAC Community Garden has green beans ready to pick. Please bring your own bag and be careful where you step as other vegetables are growing. For more information call Ricardo Guerra at 830-822-5820.
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Luling Foundation Webinar The Luling Foundation Farm will host a free Webinar, in lieu of its Annual Field Day, beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday, May 21. The link can be found at . Two CEUs will also be available for $10. For more information call 830-875-2438. The Field Day has been postponed until October.
Cibolo Grange Hall Farmers Market The Cibolo Grange Hall Farmers Market will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Thursdays and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the first and third Saturdays of the month at 413 North Main Street in Cibolo. For more information, or to join as a vendor, visit the Cibolo Grange Farmers & Artisans Market Facebook page or text 210722-9054.
Seguin Wave Pool The Wave Pool will not open for the 2020 summer season.
Online Multi-County Beef Cattle Program The Extension offices of Atascosa, Bexar, Guadalupe, and Wilson counties will offer an Online Multi-County Beef Cattle Program from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, May 15. Upon registration, a link will be sent. The program cost is $10 and 1 hour of General CEU credit will be available. To register, contact Chris Lambert at Christopher.lambert@ag.tamu.edu.
Library Laptop Lab The Seguin Public Library will offer onehour laptop sessions by appointment only, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Saturday in the Community Meeting Room. A maximum of two, one-hour sessions per week may be scheduled. To schedule an appointment, call 830-401-2422.
City Parks Restroom and Playgrounds/Play Equipment Closure All parks and trails remain open to the public for the time being, however, all public and playgrounds/play equipment restrooms in the parks are closed until further notice.
Seguin Public Library Closure/Curbside Service The Seguin Public Library is now closed until further notice. Patrons are encouraged to utilize online resources and services Badges, Bikes and Tykes Cancellation during this time. A curbside pickup is now The City of Seguin Police Department has available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday cancelled its free 2020 Badges, Bikes, and through Friday. Visit Tykes event scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 seguin.biblionix.com/catalog/. For more p.m. Saturday, May 16 at the Starcke Park information call 830-401-2422 or text 830Large Pavilion. 549-4698 or visit library@seguintexas.gov.
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City’s Utility Billing Office Closes to Public The City’s Utility Billing Office is closed to the public. Customers can send payments in the mail, pay at the drive-thru window at City Hall, use the drop box located in the overflow parking lot across from City Hall on Mountain Street, set up an automatic bank draft, utilize the City Hub customer portal online at ., or pay over the phone by calling 830-401-2460. Service and convenience fees are also being temporarily waived at this time. City Meetings All meetings of City Boards and Commissions have been cancelled until further notice. City Council and Planning & Zoning will continue meeting virtually until further notice. Municipal Court Cancellations All trials and court hearings at Seguin Municipal Court have been cancelled through the end of the month. Court dates will be rescheduled at a later time. Splash Pad Closure The Splash Pad at Park West is closed until further noticed. Seguin Events Complex Closure All bookings at the Seguin Coliseum and the Fairgrounds facilities are suspended until further notice. Customers will receive full refunds for all facility bookings impacted the public health emergency.
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Sports Leagues Seguin Little League, Seguin Youth Soccer League, the All Youth Sports League and the Seguin Volleyball League are suspending all games until further notice. Comal Country Music Show Cancelations The Comal Country Music Show is canceled until further notice.
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Elks Bingo Cancellation The Seguin Elks Lodge has cancelled all of it Bingo sessions. Dowdy School Reunion Cancellation The Dowdy School Reunion scheduled for Saturday, June 6 has been canceled. With the COVID-19 uncertainty and social distancing guidelines, the reunion committee decided to cancel the reunion. For more information contact Stanley Dolle at 830-305-5123.
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