Way back in 1983-1987, we used to live in the town, in this little house:
Since it’s in the Industrial Park, I’m kinda surprised it’s still there and in use as a private residence. In fact, the mailbox I put up is still there, now in rusty glory:
They’ve got a nice park. Maybe our family will go there for a picnic this summer:
Ruby and I were in Hubbard this morning on a little Let’s Get Reacquainted expedition.
Here’s the water tower, as seen from close to the Kennedy Brothers real estate office on Front Street:
And here it is again, shot out the car window as steered with the other hand and didn’t watch where I was going (for just a little bit, of course!):
Here we are going south on Highway 99E, riding behind our Honda’s cracked windshield:
And now we’re headed home, going East out of Hubbard on Whiskey Hill Road:
Our home church — Hopewell Mennonite Church — is roughly two miles out of town down this road.
Nice town, Hubbard is.
Oh, do you know how many churches are in town?
i can only think of one, really.
I lived with elmer and nancy glick on their dairy farm. I now come to respect the
simple christion life. Knowing your saved by the blood of Jesus Christ is so wonderful
and it was in hopewll church that I gave my heart to the lord.
Through the years I’ve come to appricate more of the simple teaching. Keep yourfaith
knowing your misitry is not in vain.. My brother Don,Lonnie,Derald & my sister Lonna
still believe what we were taught at Hopewll.
God bless you all and if Eunice King is still there tell I love her and think of her often.
My motto: Count your blessing and you will have no time to complain.