Getting to meet Our Father on his birthday

Orlando Miera of Durango passed away on May 29th, 2015. He was 82. What a Gift, to get to meet Our Father on his birthday.

Orlando was born May 29th, 1933 in Lumberton, NM. He was proud of his service in the Air Force during the Korean War. Orlando married Dora Garcia they had 4 wonderful children together. Though the marriage ended their friendship remained strong. Orlando loved to fish, hunt, enjoyed bird watching and loved spending time with his family. He will be remembered most for his unique sense of humor.

He is survived by his children Lawrence (Sonia) Miera, Rodney (Larinda) Miera, Patricia (Tom) Schoser. Sister Cruz (Chuck) Johnson, grandchildren; Chance (Danielle) Schoser, Chase (Lizzie) Schoser, Tiffany Miera, Clay (Emily) Miera, Seth Miera, Cody Miera, Christopher Miera, and Reyetta Hubbs. 1 great grandchild Colston Schoser and numerous nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Candido & Mary E Miera, his daughter Jessica Miera, 2 sisters Margaret Root and Viola Child, 2 brothers Joe and Richard Miera.

A service will be held at 2:00pm, June 4th, at Hood Mortuary Chapel, 1261 E. 3rd Avenue, Durango, CO. Graveside services will follow.

Published in The Durango Herald on June 1st, 2015

Stockbroker-to-be

Every year, about 150,000 school and university students take part in Europe’s biggest stock exchange simulation game ('Planspiel Börse'). In 2015, the participants traded a volume of €3.29 billion and made more than 875,000 orders.

Rebecca (2nd from left) at the award ceremony
in Stuttgart stock exchange

The Esslingen-Nurtingen savings bank organised a regional competition within the European game in which 350 students took part. Rebecca Schoser and her friend Carolin of Albert-Schäffle-Schule in Nurtingen were among those 350. They formed a team and managed to come third among the school student teams. The savings back invited them to a boat trip around Stuttgart harbour before handing out the awards in Stuttgart stock exchange.

Carnival Party

In Cologne, carnival is called the ‘fifth season‘ and for Cologne natives, it is inconceivable to miss it. During six days, there are parades and parties all over town and it is just a question of choosing a place that suits you  - and that is not closed for over-crowding...

On the guest list: Nicola

On 14 February 2015 ‘DIE HALLE Tor 2‘ invites once more to its annual carnival party which claims to be Cologne’s best carnival party. Starting at 10 p.m. until the early morning hours at 5 a.m. DJs will make the dance floors tremble. For the entrance fee of €27, beer’s for free.

DIE HALLE advises to order your ticket beforehand as the attendance is limited to 1000 guests. Gender distribution is expected to be 36.6% male and 63.4% female with Nicola Schoser being one of them.

Storm in a teecup

PLAKAT-AKTION GEGEN THOMAS IKING 

Pfarrer aus Köln-Lindenthal an den Pranger gestellt

Eines der diffamierenden Plakate im Stadtwald

„Tebartz van Köln“: Auf diffamierenden Plakaten im Stadtwald und in Lindenthal wird Pfarrer Thomas Iking von St. Stephan anonym bezichtigt, sich bereichert zu haben. Der 56-Jährige hat Strafanzeige gestellt. Von Bettina Janecek

Lindenthal. „Wir sind entsetzt, bestürzt, beleidigt.“ Franz Schoser vom Kirchenvorstand der katholischen Lindenthaler Gemeinde St. Stephan macht aus seiner Empörung keinen Hehl. „Das sind Latrinen-Parolen, die jeder Grundlage entbehren.“ Der Stein des Anstoßes sind diffamierende Plakate, die im Stadtwald und auf Straßen im Viertel aufgehängt wurden und den leitenden Pfarrer von St. Stephan, Thomas Iking, öffentlich an den Pranger stellen. 

Welcome Colston!

Colsten with grandma Patricia

Welcome to a new member of the Schoser clan!

Colston was born on August 11, 2014 in Durango, Colorado to Elizabeth Valenzuela and Chase Schoser.

Munchkin Fresh Food Feeder

To get started, Colston's mum and dad have drawn up a baby registry at Amazon Baby. Lots of useful and original items on their wish list!

A beach wedding - "Dress to impress"

Tiffany Schoser & Rory Jaret
10 August 2014

The Ceremony

Location: 

The Cliff
577 South Coast Highway
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
http://thecliffrestaurant.com/

Attire 

The attire for the wedding is Beach Formal, and our colors are coral and aqua.

"What Do I Wear?" Because we want to make sure you're not baffled...

This suggests an elegant beach wedding -- so dress to impress, but also dress for the elements (sun, sand, and water). Anything you'd wear to a nice restaurant on a summer day is appropriate.

• He should wear: A summer suit with a linen shirt (no ties required), linen pants or khakis, and sandals.
• She should wear: A formal summer sundress at tea - or knee-length with flat sandals.

Ladies, leave your stilettos at home! Although we won't be down on the beach, you can save your feet the pain of beauty and wear wedges or strappy flats. Also, don't forget to bring a light scarf or wrap for post-ceremony to keep warm.

**No jeans, please! Also, please note that both the ceremony and reception will take place outside.

Source: The knot

"In honor of Billie, please wear jeans and cowboy boots"

Billie McBride Schoser passed from this life on July 31, 2014. She was born to Robert Eugene Lambson and Mildred Jewel Crockett on December 30, 1941 in Roswell, New Mexico. She grew up in Albuquerque graduating from Valley High School and later attended Brigham Young University. She married Richard McBride in 1961 and they reared their six children in El Paso, Texas. She later obtained her nursing degree and worked as a home health nurse in Meeker and Rifle, Colorado.

Music was always an important part of her home. Billie had a beautiful soprano voice and involved her children in community theatre and school bands. She taught piano lessons to dozens of neighborhood children. As a young woman, she performed in the Sweet Adelines women's barbershop organization and later in life sang with Gilpin County's Peak-to-Peak Chorale. She loved country western dancing. She also loved attending the activities and sporting events of her children and grandchildren. In 1998 she married Charles Schoser and moved to Coal Creek Canyon. She was never more at peace than when she was in her beloved home in the Rocky Mountain foothills. Billie took great pride in her southwestern roots. Her grandfather had organized the first national Indian Ceremonial at Gallup, New Mexico. The many who attended her holiday gatherings felt of her love for music, family, and friends.

She is survived by 3 siblings: Jack Lambson and Anita Liston of New Mexico and Joel Lambson of Arizona. One brother, Robert Lambson, preceded her in death. She is also survived by her six children: Melinda (Garry) Allen, Natalie (Lonny) Jacobson, Joel (Morgan) McBride, all of Colorado; Lorelei (Nathan) Hale of New Mexico, Aaron (Tonya) McBride of Tennessee, and Adam (Brenda) McBride of Pennsylvania. She has been blessed with 16 grandchildren.

A celebration of her life will be held on Wednesday, August 6 at 10 AM at East Park at Interlocken. In honor of Billie, please wear jeans and cowboy boots if you have them. Directions: The park is located at the intersection Interlocken Parkway and Interlocken Boulevard. From Hwy 128, turn north on Interlocken Parkway or Interlocken Boulevard and the park will be on the north side of the street.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Peak-to-Peak Chorale c/o of Ann Wyss, P.O. Box 669 Pinecliffe, CO 80471.

Source: Dignity Memorial

The lawyer

Name: Joseph R Schoser
Status: In Good Standing
Licensed: 5 years
Law School: Willamette University, Oregon
Location:

• 302 Washington St
• # 213
• San Diego, CA 92103

Education: School / Degree / Major

• Willamette Univ. College of Law, OR / -- / Law School
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV / Bachelor / --

Admissions: California 2010
Service Type: General
Status History:

• CA: Present Active;
• CA: 6/2/2010 Admitted to The State Bar of California

Additional Info: District: District 4

In the world champs' footsteps

Just a few days after Germany won the football world cup, Daniel and Valentin Schoser have taken part in the national athletics day at their primary school in Burladingen. The competition consisted of long jump, 50 meters and rounders.

While about half of the 208 participating pupils scored sufficient points to obtain gold or silver certificates, Valentin and Daniel went even beyond and finished best in their respective gender and age groups (*2005 and *2006). Moreover, Daniel scored most points of all participating boys and is therefore the boys' school champion. 

News flash: Trochtelfingen under heavy construction

Andreas Schoser reports directly from his holidays in Trochtelfingen - the craddle of the populous Swabian Schoser clan: the small town is currently under heavy construction. Heavy machinery is tearing up the tar surface of the main street to renew the underground sewage system and to eventually replace the surface with traditional cobble stones. Works will go on from July to October putting a heavy strain on holiday makers and Trochtelfingers not used to this noise level.

Similar works have already been carried out in the 'fishermen's quarter' and along the Seckach stream. Once finalized Trochtelfingen will display a more authentic look and shopping and strolling around in this scenic town with its half-timbered houses and cafés will be even more enjoyable.