Maynards services will begin at 11am at the Methodist church on Saturday May 10
Followed by a luncheon and Graveside service.
Mary Ann's funeral will be on Saturday April 20th.
We will gather at noon for lunch at the Hamilton Methodist Church
We are responsible for lunch... please bring sides/dessert.
Brad will supply fried chicken for 20 people.
After lunch we will proceed to Janesville cemetery for inurnment
We will rely on family members to say some words or share stories.
BACK to the LAKE for Carson Reunion 2024
Thursday May 30-Sunday June 2
This is your friendly reminder that the deposit for your 2024 reservation is due by February 1.
Your reservation details are below. For stays of three nights or less, the deposit payment is $150.
For stays of four or more nights, the deposit payment is $350. These amounts are per cabin.
You may pay with a check or a credit/debit card. Please note that all credit/debit card transactions will
include an additional 3% processing fee. If payment has not been received by February 1, the deposit payment
will be charged to your credit card on file. Final payment is required 30 days prior to arrival.
Cancellations must be phoned in to Bass Point and verified with a cancellation email.
Cancellations made prior to 30+ days from arrival are eligible for a refund.
Cancellations made within 30 days of arrival are not eligible for a refund.
IF YOU WANT A CABIN .... YOU NEED TO EMAIL OR CALL BASSPOINT VERY SOON
THEY CAN ONLY HOLD THEM FOR A SHORT TIME.... FEBRUARY 15th!
Carsons Attending Reunion
#2 Teresa Scholes #3/#5 Heidi Avery
#4/commodore room Bruce Short
#11 Peggy Cowart #12 Brian Short #20 Jill Rice #14 Elizabeth Cook
#18 Maureen Sahualla #23 May Carson #24 Myron Mitchell
#35 Julia MacLachlan #38/#39 Kathleen Rhoades #40 Brenda Dunn
Cabins still available:
#17 -2 queens #25-2 queens
#26-2 queens #37 2-kings.
Hope to see you on the Lake!
Bruce, Brenda and Brian
`
Join us in Hamilton, Kansas, on Sunday January 29,
for an after-church luncheon gathering at the United Methodist Church.
Followed by a trip to Janesville Cemetery to place George Carson's
ashes on the day before he would have turned 84.
NEWS FROM THE REUNION
Keep watching here and on the Carson Facebook page for more info.
The elves have brought us a vintage treat....Relive the holidays of yester year
with this ONLINE FULL Version of the Grit from 1889-1955.
George's Research on Carson/Colvin mentions has been digitized and is searchable..
(It may take a moment to load)
Click here to be transported back to a simpler time....
------------------OLDER------------------------
Merry Christmas Carsons & Colvins
Received a very special Christmas Treat from Stephanie Rolley,
FIFTY FOUR minutes of Edgar Colvin's Home Movies....from 1936-1957!
Check out the Carson Highlights below:
6:41 HK GroupPhoto
14:40 george
26:34 Bob George Dennis
27:34 Grandma & grandpa colvin
35:44 tennis
35:50 Mona
37:18 Hamilton High School
37:37 Dennis Bike
37:48 Mona Bob
37:49 Mabel
37:57 Mabel & Bob
38:07 Grandad Colvin
38:30 Group
38:46 Mary Ann
Post by Brian Lee Short.
Name your Ancestors!
Name your Ancestors! Part II
Mona, Lila, Mary Ann
George, Mary, Maynard, Alice, Dale (lap), HK, Dennis (Behind HK)
Another Great Reunion: Mount Sequoyah
Harold & Mary: A love story:
Return to Hamilton:
Family EMails
Harold Carson
Alice (Carson) Mitchell
Dale Mitchell dalebob@live.com
Jeannie Mitchell
Tyler Mitchell
Parker Mitchell
Myron Mitchell myronmitchell@cs.com
Pat Mitchell
Megan Mitchell Labrecque meganlabrecque@yahoo.com
Anita (Mitchell) Flanigan anita_flanigan@tamko.com
Tom Flannigan
Kathleen Flanigan
Elizabeth Flanigan
Will Flanigan
Lyle Mitchell carlyle@bresnan.net
Carla (Halvorson) Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell
Gary Mitchell gnmitch@msn.com
Mary Ann (Carson) Freeman 620-583-6159
Bob Freeman
Lila (Carson) Fry lkfry@kans.com
Julie Maclachlan jmaclachlan@kc.rr.com
Lydia Gibson
Duncan MacLachlan
Claire MacLachlan
Phillip Fry p.fry@ieee.org
Peggy (Miles) Fry
Christopher Fry
Abigail Fry
Mona (Carson) Short
Bruce Short bruce.short@astrazeneca.com
Carolyn (Gefaller) Short short.carolyn@gmail.com
Jack Short shortyland@gmail.com
Margo Short margoshort@gmail.com
Brenda (Short) Dunn bredunn@gmail.com
Jim Dunn jkdunn@yahoo.com
Riley Dunn riley.ku@gmail.com
Ryan Dunn
Regan Dunn
Brian Short kcshorty@gmail.com
Tony Deniger tdeniger@yahoo.com
George Carson gcarson114@sbcglobal.net
Mary Lou Carson marylou713@sbcglobal.net
Valorie (Carson) Basso valoriec@ucsjoco.org
Vince Basso
Noah Basso
Mary Kay Carson mkc@fuse.net
Brad Carson abcarson@gmail.com
Dennis Carson candv76@yahoo.com
Darla Carson darlacarson@yahoo.com
Damon Carson damon@kiddieridesusa.com
Shawna (Carson) Mosier mosierfamily@sbcglobal.net
Frank Carson
Bob Scholes p51kermit@gmail.com
Barry Scholes barryscholes@gmail.com
Maureen Sahualla maureen.sahualla@comcast.net
Teresa Scholes
Nancy Philo ncphilo@sbcglobal.net
Peggy Philo PEGGYANDPAT@verizon.net
Jeff Schul pattybell4@hotmail.com
Joy Anderson j.anderson5@mac.com
Michelle Schwartzkopf mlslm27@aol.com
Dot Schul dotofoz5@att.net
Dorothy (Carson) Mossman
Heidi Avery heidiavery@us.ibm.comy heidiavery@hotmail.com
Shannon Mossman shannonmossman@yahoo.com
Cole Mossman colemossman@gmail.com
Jason Mossman moosely77@yahoo.com
Jessica Mossman jessleemoss32@hotmail.com
Johnny Mossman john.e.mossman@us.army.mil
Ross Carson
NONE
Gladys (Carson) Williams
NONE
Read George's Hamilton Newspaper Index
A Poem from the Hamilton Grit, circa 19
HKGeoDe.jpg
773.72 KB
A Tribute to my Dad Harold Carson:
From the Hamilton Grit, February 19, 1949
THE LINEMAN
Up on the storm-swept cross arm,
There the wind blows wild and free,
A cowhide belt and a chip of steel
‘Twixt him and eternity.
When the thunder peals o’er the tree tops,
And lightning gleams on the hills,
It’s then his work is awaiting him
And he gets plenty of thrills.
When folks in houses cringe and shake
Before the storm has passed,
He handles death at his fingertips
To make the hot wires fast.
One slip of the hand and he’s gone
To at least long days of pain,
But let him get out and sure as sin
He’ll be up on the poles again.
There’s times he holds in his very hands
The life of a pal he loves,
And prays that he fails not in his trust
By a flaw in his rubber gloves.
But for all of that he’s a common guy,
And very much carefree,
And he’ll stick to you through everything,
The best pal your ever did see.
So sometime in a thunder storm,
When everything goes black,
Just think of the poor guy working hard
To get those hot wires back.
Author unknown
If you have digital family pics of old photos or new, please send them to me!
This document maintained by
{Brian Short}
.
Material Copyright © 2010.
Mary Ann's funeral will be on Saturday April 20th.
We will gather at noon for lunch at the Hamilton Methodist Church
We are responsible for lunch... please bring sides/dessert.
Brad will supply fried chicken for 20 people.
After lunch we will proceed to Janesville cemetery for inurnment
We will rely on family members to say some words or share stories.
BACK to the LAKE for Carson Reunion 2024
Thursday May 30-Sunday June 2
This is your friendly reminder that the deposit for your 2024 reservation is due by February 1.
Your reservation details are below. For stays of three nights or less, the deposit payment is $150.
For stays of four or more nights, the deposit payment is $350. These amounts are per cabin.
You may pay with a check or a credit/debit card. Please note that all credit/debit card transactions will
include an additional 3% processing fee. If payment has not been received by February 1, the deposit payment
will be charged to your credit card on file. Final payment is required 30 days prior to arrival.
Cancellations must be phoned in to Bass Point and verified with a cancellation email.
Cancellations made prior to 30+ days from arrival are eligible for a refund.
Cancellations made within 30 days of arrival are not eligible for a refund.
IF YOU WANT A CABIN .... YOU NEED TO EMAIL OR CALL BASSPOINT VERY SOON
THEY CAN ONLY HOLD THEM FOR A SHORT TIME.... FEBRUARY 15th!
Carsons Attending Reunion
#2 Teresa Scholes #3/#5 Heidi Avery
#4/commodore room Bruce Short
#11 Peggy Cowart #12 Brian Short #20 Jill Rice #14 Elizabeth Cook
#18 Maureen Sahualla #23 May Carson #24 Myron Mitchell
#35 Julia MacLachlan #38/#39 Kathleen Rhoades #40 Brenda Dunn
Cabins still available:
#17 -2 queens #25-2 queens
#26-2 queens #37 2-kings.
Hope to see you on the Lake!
Bruce, Brenda and Brian
`
Join us in Hamilton, Kansas, on Sunday January 29,
for an after-church luncheon gathering at the United Methodist Church.
Followed by a trip to Janesville Cemetery to place George Carson's
ashes on the day before he would have turned 84.
NEWS FROM THE REUNION
Keep watching here and on the Carson Facebook page for more info.
The elves have brought us a vintage treat....Relive the holidays of yester year
with this ONLINE FULL Version of the Grit from 1889-1955.
George's Research on Carson/Colvin mentions has been digitized and is searchable..
(It may take a moment to load)
Click here to be transported back to a simpler time....
------------------OLDER------------------------
Merry Christmas Carsons & Colvins
Received a very special Christmas Treat from Stephanie Rolley,
FIFTY FOUR minutes of Edgar Colvin's Home Movies....from 1936-1957!
Check out the Carson Highlights below:
6:41 HK GroupPhoto
14:40 george
26:34 Bob George Dennis
27:34 Grandma & grandpa colvin
35:44 tennis
35:50 Mona
37:18 Hamilton High School
37:37 Dennis Bike
37:48 Mona Bob
37:49 Mabel
37:57 Mabel & Bob
38:07 Grandad Colvin
38:30 Group
38:46 Mary Ann
Post by Brian Lee Short.
Name your Ancestors!
Name your Ancestors! Part II
Mona, Lila, Mary Ann
George, Mary, Maynard, Alice, Dale (lap), HK, Dennis (Behind HK)
Another Great Reunion: Mount Sequoyah
Harold & Mary: A love story:
Return to Hamilton:
Family EMails
Harold Carson
Alice (Carson) Mitchell
Dale Mitchell dalebob@live.com
Jeannie Mitchell
Tyler Mitchell
Parker Mitchell
Myron Mitchell myronmitchell@cs.com
Pat Mitchell
Megan Mitchell Labrecque meganlabrecque@yahoo.com
Anita (Mitchell) Flanigan anita_flanigan@tamko.com
Tom Flannigan
Kathleen Flanigan
Elizabeth Flanigan
Will Flanigan
Lyle Mitchell carlyle@bresnan.net
Carla (Halvorson) Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell
Gary Mitchell gnmitch@msn.com
Mary Ann (Carson) Freeman 620-583-6159
Bob Freeman
Lila (Carson) Fry lkfry@kans.com
Julie Maclachlan jmaclachlan@kc.rr.com
Lydia Gibson
Duncan MacLachlan
Claire MacLachlan
Phillip Fry p.fry@ieee.org
Peggy (Miles) Fry
Christopher Fry
Abigail Fry
Mona (Carson) Short
Bruce Short bruce.short@astrazeneca.com
Carolyn (Gefaller) Short short.carolyn@gmail.com
Jack Short shortyland@gmail.com
Margo Short margoshort@gmail.com
Brenda (Short) Dunn bredunn@gmail.com
Jim Dunn jkdunn@yahoo.com
Riley Dunn riley.ku@gmail.com
Ryan Dunn
Regan Dunn
Brian Short kcshorty@gmail.com
Tony Deniger tdeniger@yahoo.com
George Carson gcarson114@sbcglobal.net
Mary Lou Carson marylou713@sbcglobal.net
Valorie (Carson) Basso valoriec@ucsjoco.org
Vince Basso
Noah Basso
Mary Kay Carson mkc@fuse.net
Brad Carson abcarson@gmail.com
Dennis Carson candv76@yahoo.com
Darla Carson darlacarson@yahoo.com
Damon Carson damon@kiddieridesusa.com
Shawna (Carson) Mosier mosierfamily@sbcglobal.net
Frank Carson
Bob Scholes p51kermit@gmail.com
Barry Scholes barryscholes@gmail.com
Maureen Sahualla maureen.sahualla@comcast.net
Teresa Scholes
Nancy Philo ncphilo@sbcglobal.net
Peggy Philo PEGGYANDPAT@verizon.net
Jeff Schul pattybell4@hotmail.com
Joy Anderson j.anderson5@mac.com
Michelle Schwartzkopf mlslm27@aol.com
Dot Schul dotofoz5@att.net
Dorothy (Carson) Mossman
Heidi Avery heidiavery@us.ibm.comy heidiavery@hotmail.com
Shannon Mossman shannonmossman@yahoo.com
Cole Mossman colemossman@gmail.com
Jason Mossman moosely77@yahoo.com
Jessica Mossman jessleemoss32@hotmail.com
Johnny Mossman john.e.mossman@us.army.mil
Ross Carson
NONE
Gladys (Carson) Williams
NONE
Read George's Hamilton Newspaper Index
A Poem from the Hamilton Grit, circa 19
HKGeoDe.jpg
773.72 KB
A Tribute to my Dad Harold Carson:
From the Hamilton Grit, February 19, 1949
THE LINEMAN
Up on the storm-swept cross arm,
There the wind blows wild and free,
A cowhide belt and a chip of steel
‘Twixt him and eternity.
When the thunder peals o’er the tree tops,
And lightning gleams on the hills,
It’s then his work is awaiting him
And he gets plenty of thrills.
When folks in houses cringe and shake
Before the storm has passed,
He handles death at his fingertips
To make the hot wires fast.
One slip of the hand and he’s gone
To at least long days of pain,
But let him get out and sure as sin
He’ll be up on the poles again.
There’s times he holds in his very hands
The life of a pal he loves,
And prays that he fails not in his trust
By a flaw in his rubber gloves.
But for all of that he’s a common guy,
And very much carefree,
And he’ll stick to you through everything,
The best pal your ever did see.
So sometime in a thunder storm,
When everything goes black,
Just think of the poor guy working hard
To get those hot wires back.
Author unknown
If you have digital family pics of old photos or new, please send them to me!
This document maintained by
{Brian Short}
.
Material Copyright © 2010.
Thursday May 30-Sunday June 2
Bruce, Brenda and Brian
for an after-church luncheon gathering at the United Methodist Church.
Followed by a trip to Janesville Cemetery to place George Carson's
ashes on the day before he would have turned 84.
NEWS FROM THE REUNION
Keep watching here and on the Carson Facebook page for more info.
The elves have brought us a vintage treat....Relive the holidays of yester year
with this ONLINE FULL Version of the Grit from 1889-1955.
George's Research on Carson/Colvin mentions has been digitized and is searchable..
(It may take a moment to load)
Click here to be transported back to a simpler time....
------------------OLDER------------------------ Merry Christmas Carsons & Colvins
Received a very special Christmas Treat from Stephanie Rolley,
FIFTY FOUR minutes of Edgar Colvin's Home Movies....from 1936-1957!
Check out the Carson Highlights below:
6:41 HK GroupPhoto 14:40 george
26:34 Bob George Dennis 27:34 Grandma & grandpa colvin
35:44 tennis 35:50 Mona
37:18 Hamilton High School 37:37 Dennis Bike
37:48 Mona Bob 37:49 Mabel
37:57 Mabel & Bob 38:07 Grandad Colvin
38:30 Group 38:46 Mary Ann
Post by Brian Lee Short.
Name your Ancestors!
Name your Ancestors! Part II
Mona, Lila, Mary Ann
George, Mary, Maynard, Alice, Dale (lap), HK, Dennis (Behind HK)
Another Great Reunion: Mount Sequoyah
Harold & Mary: A love story:
Return to Hamilton:
Family EMails
Harold Carson
Alice (Carson) Mitchell
Dale Mitchell dalebob@live.com
Jeannie Mitchell
Tyler Mitchell
Parker Mitchell
Myron Mitchell myronmitchell@cs.com
Pat Mitchell
Megan Mitchell Labrecque meganlabrecque@yahoo.com
Anita (Mitchell) Flanigan anita_flanigan@tamko.com
Tom Flannigan
Kathleen Flanigan
Elizabeth Flanigan
Will Flanigan
Lyle Mitchell carlyle@bresnan.net
Carla (Halvorson) Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell
Gary Mitchell gnmitch@msn.com
Mary Ann (Carson) Freeman 620-583-6159
Bob Freeman
Lila (Carson) Fry lkfry@kans.com
Julie Maclachlan jmaclachlan@kc.rr.com
Lydia Gibson
Duncan MacLachlan
Claire MacLachlan
Phillip Fry p.fry@ieee.org
Peggy (Miles) Fry
Christopher Fry
Abigail Fry
Mona (Carson) Short
Bruce Short bruce.short@astrazeneca.com
Carolyn (Gefaller) Short short.carolyn@gmail.com
Jack Short shortyland@gmail.com
Margo Short margoshort@gmail.com
Brenda (Short) Dunn bredunn@gmail.com
Jim Dunn jkdunn@yahoo.com
Riley Dunn riley.ku@gmail.com
Ryan Dunn
Regan Dunn
Brian Short kcshorty@gmail.com
Tony Deniger tdeniger@yahoo.com
George Carson gcarson114@sbcglobal.net
Mary Lou Carson marylou713@sbcglobal.net
Valorie (Carson) Basso valoriec@ucsjoco.org
Vince Basso
Noah Basso
Mary Kay Carson mkc@fuse.net
Brad Carson abcarson@gmail.com
Dennis Carson candv76@yahoo.com
Darla Carson darlacarson@yahoo.com
Damon Carson damon@kiddieridesusa.com
Shawna (Carson) Mosier mosierfamily@sbcglobal.net
Frank Carson
Bob Scholes p51kermit@gmail.com
Barry Scholes barryscholes@gmail.com
Maureen Sahualla maureen.sahualla@comcast.net
Teresa Scholes
Nancy Philo ncphilo@sbcglobal.net
Peggy Philo PEGGYANDPAT@verizon.net
Jeff Schul pattybell4@hotmail.com
Joy Anderson j.anderson5@mac.com
Michelle Schwartzkopf mlslm27@aol.com
Dot Schul dotofoz5@att.net
Dorothy (Carson) Mossman
Heidi Avery heidiavery@us.ibm.comy heidiavery@hotmail.com
Shannon Mossman shannonmossman@yahoo.com
Cole Mossman colemossman@gmail.com
Jason Mossman moosely77@yahoo.com
Jessica Mossman jessleemoss32@hotmail.com
Johnny Mossman john.e.mossman@us.army.mil
Ross Carson
NONE
Gladys (Carson) Williams
NONE
Read George's Hamilton Newspaper Index
A Poem from the Hamilton Grit, circa 19
A Tribute to my Dad Harold Carson:
From the Hamilton Grit, February 19, 1949
THE LINEMAN
Up on the storm-swept cross arm,
There the wind blows wild and free,
A cowhide belt and a chip of steel
‘Twixt him and eternity.
When the thunder peals o’er the tree tops,
And lightning gleams on the hills,
It’s then his work is awaiting him
And he gets plenty of thrills.
When folks in houses cringe and shake
Before the storm has passed,
He handles death at his fingertips
To make the hot wires fast.
One slip of the hand and he’s gone
To at least long days of pain,
But let him get out and sure as sin
He’ll be up on the poles again.
There’s times he holds in his very hands
The life of a pal he loves,
And prays that he fails not in his trust
By a flaw in his rubber gloves.
But for all of that he’s a common guy,
And very much carefree,
And he’ll stick to you through everything,
The best pal your ever did see.
So sometime in a thunder storm,
When everything goes black,
Just think of the poor guy working hard
To get those hot wires back.
Author unknown
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