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A construction team of 13 from his church plan to build a village house for a Wycliffe Bible Translator family of five. As there is no power grid (electricity) on the island, Curt will be installing a 12 volt solar electrical system. A big challenge was to transport tools, within the strict airline weight guidelines, to complete the construction. Even though he returns home June 12, he and his family, plan to attend the
Stutzman Family Reunion on the Bethel Campus June 20-22. I'm sure he will have
some amazing jungle stories to share then.
April 3, 2003, The Hesston Record -- Lela Stutzman won the Children's Friend of the Month award for Harvey County for volunteering "behind the scenes" at Hesston Childcare center.
March 27, 2003 -- Please welcome the newest addition to the Stutzman clan! Kelson and Kenna (Frey - daughter of Neva and graddaughter of Dortha) Graber welcomed Jakob Jay, born at Newton Medical Center March 27. He was welcomed home by a brother, Reid.
March 19, 2003 -- Please welcome the newest addition to the Stutzman clan! Jeff and Amy (Stutzman - daughter of Dale and granddaughter of Dortha) Tackaberry welcomed Hailey Elizabeth, born In Iowa City at 3:50 p.m. March 19. She is 20" long and weighs 7lbs 7 oz. She will be welcomed home by two sisters.
February 5, 2003, The Newton Kansan -- Vania Blough (Daughter of Jim and Marva) coached two Halstead High School students that won the Kansas High School Activities Association 3-2-1A debate championship. Aug. 1, 2002, The Hesston Rocord -- Penny (Frey) Dorado was profiled as one of the "New Faces of USD 460" (Hesston Public Schools). Her position will be social worker for the middle school level. April, 2002 - Chad Frey (Son of Neva, grandson of Dorthy and Ammon Stutzman) recently took home second place in the Kansas Press Association awards for "Personal Column in Response to Sept. 11." The Emporia Gazette finished first in the category. Two other Kansan entries finished with honorable mention, Wendy Nugent and Publisher Doug Andstadt.
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