Epsom Food Pantry
Sorry I missed a week of reporting on our wonderful Food Pantry, but
everything is going just great. We have had some new families
become members and the donations are just fabulous. Just this past
week I received a generous donation from an Epsom resident which is
so gratefully received as it allows us to buy items at the
Manchester Food Bank at a reduced rate.
We do all hope that the times that we are open are easy for our
members to use, and if not, you need to let us know. We will do an
evening if you want us to. Just let me know and let me know if you
are having any other food problems that we can help you with.
Until next time, Priscilla
Letter
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, and Pittsfield,
Still no legislative action this week, but I was successful with a
number of bills on professional licensing. HB649, which has passed
both the House and Senate, sets a statute of limitations for
licensing actions. This is important because otherwise, your license
could be under suspicion for years, and in many cases it’s very hard
to prove your case after some years, since people forget or move
away. Amusingly, this bill started because of a problem with the
real estate appraisers, where several cases had dragged out for
years - and now it doesn’t apply to them because federal regulations
forbid any limitations!
HB654, which has also passed, sets the licensing fees for a nineteen
small professional boards (including midwives, naturopaths, and
funeral directors) in statute rather than in rules, simplifying the
administrative process since the fees are either $55 or $110, and
the staff is shared. This also resulted in fee decreases much sooner
that if the boards had to act on them.
HB1168 updates the exams required for professional engineers,
architects, and others, making it clear that the national
organizations administer the tests and the boards decide which
national test is approved in New Hampshire. This bill passed very
quickly and quietly, with no opposition or amendments.
Interested readers can email me for my newsletter, which has more
data than can fit here.
Representative Carol McGuire
[email protected]
782-4918
Letter To The Editor
I would like to personally THANK everyone from the bottom of my
heart especially my Family, Friends, Epsom Fire Dept, Epsom Fire
Auxiliary, Century 21 Thompson Real Estate Office, Century 21 Circa
72 Real Estate Office, and Woman’s Council of Realtors for their
support after the loss of my brother Stephen Lopez. I sincerely
appreciate all the prayers, kind words, many cards, plants and your
support you have given me and my family. I truly am blessed to have
you all.
Terry Riel & Family, Epsom
Epsom Youth Athletic Association (EYAA)
Soccer Registrations
Starting June 1st, EYAA began accepting fall soccer registrations
for children in grades Pre-K to 6. Teams meet on two weekday
evenings and Saturday mornings. Our 2014 practice and game days are
listed below:
Pre-K and K Program (ages 4-5): Meet Tuesdays/Thursdays, season
runs September 2 – October 9
Grades 1/2 Coed: Meet Mondays/Wednesdays/Saturdays, season runs
August 25 – October 13
Grades 3/4 Girls & Grades 5/6 Boys: Meet
Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays, season runs August 19 – October 25
Grades 3/4 Boys & Grades 5/6 Girls: Meet
Mondays/Wednesdays/Saturdays, season runs August 18 – October 25
Preseason Clinic: New for 2014! Open to EYAA soccer participants
in 3rd-6th grades. Join us for a two hour clinic with drills and
discussion. Be dressed and prepared to run, jump and learn. Sign
up for the preseason clinic online when you register your child for
fall soccer. Space is limited and will be on a first come, first
serve basis.
We are excited to have online registrations this year
via the EYAA website. To register, please visit
www.eyaasports.net to create an account.
Once your account has been created, or if you have previously
enrolled online, you can register your child directly from your
account page. Fall soccer is $50 per child, $100 per family with 2
or more children, and you will have the option to pay online or by
mailing in a check. Please note that registrations will
close on July 15th. After that date, your child won’t be
guaranteed a team spot unless space remains on the roster, in
addition to a $20 late registration fee if they are subsequently
placed on a team. Once registered, coaches will contact you with
more information about the program. We hope to hear from you!
If you have any questions or are interested in
coaching/volunteering, please contact:
Tim Bonisteel, EYAA Soccer Commissioner, at 630-4817
or
[email protected]
Mark Minasalli, EYAA Soccer Commissioner, at 736-9594
or
[email protected]”
Obituaries
Rev. George Edward Reese, Jr.
Rev. George Edward Reese Jr, ‘Teddy’ 61 of Epsom travelled to Heaven
on May 30, 2014 after a brief illness; (absent from the body present
with the Lord.)
He was born in Rochester. N.H. on September 5, 1952, the son of
George and Phyllis Reese,
He was employed for 17 years by Presstek in Hudson, N.H.
George was married to the love of his life, Karen and they spent 31
loving years together. They raised two sons, Ian and Sean. All of
whom, he loved very much, as well as his dog Myla.
George had a close walk with His Savior Jesus Christ, deep love for
his family, and cherished spending time with them.
He was an ordained minister and was the founder of Reese Family
Ministries International along with his family.
He was active in church, at the Revival Assembly in Manchester,
affiliated with Higher Ground Ministries in Barnstead, and
fellowshipped at Word of Life Christian Fellowship in Concord.
He will be remembered for his love of the outdoors, hiking,
camping, sailing, and traveling. He enjoyed music, played the guitar
and the bag pipes.
George was a loving and inspirational person and he will be
remembered as a kind man with a big heart and loved deeply by his
family and friends. He will be deeply missed by the people whose
lives he touched.
He is survived by the love of his life, his wife Karen and his two
sons, Ian and Sean of Epsom, his mother Phyllis Reese of Northwood,
Brother Charles Reese and his wife Nancy of Deerfield, and several
nieces and nephews whom he loved very much. He was predeceased by
his father George Edward Reese Sr. and sister Roberta Mongeon.
A Celebration of Life service will be held at Word of Life Christian
Fellowship, 95 Old Loudon Road, Concord, N.H. on June 13, 2014 at
6:00 P.M.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Reese Family, 54
New Orchard Road, Epsom, N.H. 03234.
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