Guess which is Albany's February and which is Honolulu's February

2016 Renegade…. is this new car bug catchy?

2015 Toyota Prius c

This was the easy section but after the first mile or so became rough in many sections. I was too busy navigating between rocks to look at much scenery but saw a blue heron fishing in one of the ponds. The tunnels and some bridges were brutal as they have well worn wood floors (boards layed in the worst direction), and the bolts hang down from a very low ceiling (the helmet now has its first dent). I gave up at the third tunnel and turned around. Just not that much fun.

John Pappal, 93 of Indiana, Pa, formally of Dixonville, Pa went to be with our Lord at the Indiana Regional Medical Center Hospice care on July 22, 2015
Born on January 21, 1922 in Bakerton, PA to the late Stephen and Anastasia (Najda) Pappal. Mr. Pappal is a veteran of WWII, Army infantry and fought on the front lines in the Battle of the Bulge among other major battles. He received the Purple Heart and Bronze Star for his service. He was a patriot and proud to be an American, flying the flag at every opportunity. After 15 years in the coal mines, he worked at Greensteel Incorporation in Dixonville, until he retired in 1987. Mr. Pappal was a member of the American Legion, Clymer Pa and was the oldest member of the St John Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Dixonville, Pa where he served on the board in several capacities over the years. John had a wonderful sense of humor with a contagious laugh and a great love of Polkas and country music. He was loved by all that knew him. John enjoyed playing with his grand and great grandchildren, woodworking, jig saw puzzles and helping his wife make rugs. Mr. Pappal is survived by his wife of 65 years, Rose (Julock) Pappal; Son Samuel Pappal and wife Patricia of Hudson, NH, Daughter Rose Mary (Pappal) Jones and husband Keith of Clarksburg, PA and son Stephen Pappal of Indiana, Pa. Seven granddaughters, Erin, Adrienne, Sherilyn, Anna, Keeli, Pamela and Robin. Two great-grandsons, Paul and Evan. One brother Metro Pappal and wife Debby of Lewiston, NY, sister-in- laws Ann Pappal, Doris Pappal and Kathrene Julock Marusa. And numerous nieces and nephews. He was also preceded in death by five brothers, Frank Pappal, Andrew Pappal, Mike Pappal, Charles Pappal, George Pappal and one sister Mary (Pappal) Kostryk Friends will be received on Sunday, July 26 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Rairigh- Bence Funeral Home in Clymer, with a Parastas service at 7:15 p.m. Devine Liturgy will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, July 27 at St. John’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Dixonville with the Rev. George Hnatko officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. http://rbfh.net/book-of-memories/2198840/Pappal-John/obituary.php

Marc Scibilia
http://www.marcscibilia.com

Specialized Ariel Sport Disc 2015, Indigo

Happy Birthday Evan.
Hope you have a good one!

Should probably start looking for fenders and a rack, maybe lights… water bottle, cage… getting in shape for loon…
Anyone want/need an old Columbia 10 speed with rusty wheel rims? Baby seat optional.

Brought back a little souvenir

Lily doesn't seem impressed, however.

Deb convinced Mom to stay for the Friday concert in New Brunswick… they seem to love the place

With a big enough thud the cats went scurrying for cover

Just in time for St Patrick's Day

These are delicious

August 19, 2014


Robin Pappal
Class of 2017


Dear Robin:

On behalf of the Dean, the Academic Governing Council, and the Promotions Committee, we wish to extend to you congratulations for achieving Scholastic Excellence, which is awarded to the top 15% of students based on the most recently concluded year of study at Albany Medical College.

The Albany Medical College is proud of your achievement and wishes you continued success in the years ahead.


Sincerely,



John E. Kaplan, Ph.D.
Chairman, Promotions Committee

Pool currently at 82, almost perfect.

I don’t think Evan is old enough for this yet

Concert is October 1, tickets on sale June 16.