Friends of the Blumberg Cemetery

04/20/2024

Dont forget we are meeting at Los Cucos at noon!

04/12/2024

*With great regret, we are postponing the “formal” Blumberg-Elley-Kaiser-Koepsel Family Reunion to a future date.

However, the members of the Reunion Planning Committee WILL be at Los Cucos in Seguin on Saturday, April 20, at noon for an “informal” reunion.

Unfortunately, there have not been enough positive responses to cover the cost of the facility rental and food. We are sorry for any inconvenience to those planning to attend.
Any payments made in advance will be refunded.

We invite anyone who wants to meet to come eat lunch with us and simply order off the menu.

We believe that we need a longer lead time to plan a really meaningful gathering, as well as a larger planning committee.
If you would like to help us organize the future reunion, please contact one of us.

04/08/2024

Concerned about growth in the area? Curious about the fight for school vouchers? Have questions about the claims in a political ad you’ve seen? Come on out to the the Schertz Civic Center on April 13!

02/22/2024

Blumberg Family Meeting
March 7th, 2024 at 11am

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02/18/2024

02/12/2024

A big thank you to Cousin Nadine Murdock. She did a beautiful job!

02/08/2024

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01/17/2024

Today at 11am. Lets go! We have stuff to do. If we can not get more than a few able bodied people to be there, we should probably cancel soon. I cant do it by myself! Sorry

Kreschendalyn Backus is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

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12/29/2023

12/20/2023

Family meeting today at 11!
If I’m not on by then someone call me.
210-835-7317

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05/14/2023

Germany first formally observed Mother’s Day, or “Muttertag,” in 1922, although the holiday’s roots can be traced back to a Medieval spring festival that celebrated the birth and new life the season brought. Centuries after that initial festival, during the years of N**i rule in the country, the government used Mother’s Day as an opportunity to award bronze, silver, and gold Mutterkreuz medals to mothers who gave birth to four, six, or eight children, respectively. It is believed that in the six years these honors were given out—between 1938 and 1944—almost 4.7 million German mothers received a medal.

These days, the second Sunday in May is less politically charged, and families celebrate in more typically Western ways, by giving gifts, flowers, and cards to their moms. In German, “Happy Mother’s Day” translates to “Schönen Muttertag.”