Josie's Good Times

On June 3, after the funeral of Charlie Dougherty, Marla's grandson, Marla and Kyle went back to Lakeville to support Josie Tingelhoff, Mick's granddaughter. That same day, Maverine called Marla and said that Jim Marshall passed away. Two days later, Josie graduated from high school, and she will be headed to Concordia university where Milt Sunde's twin great-nieces went there.

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