Lucille Moffett Hallberg

Tooty

Married raised our three children, worked as a secretary for 20 years. Recently retired to be a full time seamstress.I also am a scale operator at the BLue Valley Coop during harvest. Love my life as grandma of 16 great kids. I still teach Sunday School, am a Girl Scout leader and enjoy my hubby of 40 years. We enjoy going to grandkids football, basketball, baseball and softball games plus marching band, concerts and all the activies that go with 16 grandkids. Our daughter had a double mascetomy 4 years ago with breast cancer at age 37. We have become closer and she is doing ok so far. You never know about health We are just grateful for what we have.
Our oldest grandson graduated from college this year and is out working on his own. Our other older grandkids are planning for their futures in continuing education and the younger ones are so much fun. Grandkids are the best life has to offer.
My dad is still living down by Shelton, he will be 94 this year so I do get to Keaney often for his appointments and shopping.
Life changes, I don't like all the change, but all is good.

I remember all the bus rides to away games with the pep club. I still remember going to McCook it seemed like we would never get there or home. Now most of the kids drive to games and pep club is not what is was when we followed the Bearcats.

I loved the swimming pool, Harmon Park , Blue Bell creamery and remember Pauls cafe downtown?? They had great hot beef sandwiches.

I love to spend time with family. We try to visit our grandkids that live away at least every other month. We especially enjoy our daughters ranch near Merna it is beautiful country.

If I could go back maybe I would be nicer to everyone of our classmates. I have learned in life nobody is any better than anyone else, we all have our place in life with our individual talents. I have learned to be happy where you are in life and count your blessings everyday. God is good to our family.
I believe what you give you get in return 10 fold, kindness goes along ways in our busy world