Category Archives: 2021

Bishop Sends Armed Rent-a-cops to Local Church To Terrorize Worshipers

 

by Fred Hernandez

Church. A sanctuary. A place of peace, meditation and serenity. Hallowed ground and the home of God. For many the church is the last bastion of all that is good, decent and up lifting. Where people go to be spiritually nourished and with that nourishment even attain physical healing. A place of joy.

On Sunday, January 17th, that joy, peace, healing and all of what represents good was suddenly and irrevocably shattered at the Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in the little town of Westcliffe, high up in the Wet Mountain Valley, County of Custer, the State of Colorado, at the foot of the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Like a fine and delicate glass of champagne thrown violently against a concrete wall, the crash reverberated throughout the hills and valleys of this peaceful community as social media echoed the sounds of impending totalitarian control.

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Meet the Gun-Toting ‘Tenacious Unicorns’ in Happy Valley

by Eric Siegel,
High Country New

“How a transgender-owned alpaca ranch in Colorado foretells the future of the rural queer west.”

(Editor/GG: Note the Sangre de Cristo Sentinel is prominently featured in the article (negatively, of course). Hold on to your cowboy hats, fellow patriots, this is one wild ride. For the first time ever, we are warning our readers that the article below is very, very disturbing. In many aspects. It might not be appropriate for some folks or children. Our apologies, but the citizens of this wonderful county need to know how the county has been portrayed.)
A year ago, transgender rancher Penny Logue found the dome. Fed up with a hostile landlord in the city and fearful for their safety amid record-high deaths in the transgender community nationwide, Logue and her business partner, Bonnie Nelson, sought refuge in the rural, open rangelands.

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Randall A. Smith Passes

Obituary
Randall A. Smith

Our dad, brother, uncle and friend Randall A. Smith, aka Randy or Chico was called home to be with his parents on January 5, 2021. Dad passed away at his home in Westcliffe, Colorado due to complications from Covid-19. Dad made so many close friends in Westcliffe who helped look after him when he was sent home from Parkview Medical Center in Pueblo, Colorado. We can never express our gratitude and appreciation for this. Just know our hearts were warmed knowing he was cared and loved by you all.

Randy proudly served in the Army for 22 years as an Advanced Biomedical Equipment Specialist. He served a tour in Vietnam and was stationed in Germany and Korea as well as all across the USA. Dad received the Army Service Ribbon, National Defense Service Medal, Army Good Conduct Medal (sixth award), Overseas Service Bars(1), Vietnam Cross of Gallantry w/Palm, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon, Vietnam Service Medal, Non-Commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon(3), Sharp Shooter Badge with Rifle Component Bar and Army Commendation Medal.

Randy continued his career as a Biomedical Tech for 20+ years with OU Medical, Grady County Memorial Hospital and finally Jackson County Memorial Hospital, all located in Oklahoma.

Randy was able to fulfill a lifelong dream of his and build a cabin in the mountains of Colorado. He moved into his cabin in 2015 and began living his best life of retirement. He enjoyed anything outdoors and making memories with his loving family of friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents, his dad Otis Smith, his mom Helen Jardine and her Second husband Bill Jardine. His paternal grandparents Earl and Jessie Smith and maternal grandparents T.J. and Grace Bridges. He had two brothers in laws proceed him as well: Andy Booker and Jere F. Doerfler.

Randy is survived by daughters Jenifer Langdon and Amanda Smith. His younger brother Dale and Joyce Smith and his younger sister Cathy Doerfler. He was the proud uncle to Gene and Allison Doerfler, Jason and Kacie Booker, Deanna and Steven Culp and Jere F. Doerfler Jr. and his fiancée Whitney Carter. There are many great and great-great nieces and nephews whom he loved and cherished.

Randy has a large extended family of friends here in the Westcliffe area who have graciously arranged a celebration of his life at 4Kings Bar & Grill on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 from 1-4, Westcliffe. In lieu of flowers and food please make a donation to the Alzheimer’s Association or to Sangre Shooting Sports Club. PO Box 1554 Westcliffe, CO 81252.

We will also be having a memorial in Lawton, Oklahoma, with military honors sometime in the spring of 2021.

Pauline J. Canda Passes

Obituary
Pauline J. Canda
June 30, 1926-December 28, 2020

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Longtime Custer County citizen Pauline June Canda (Paulie) died December 28, 2020, at the age of 94. She had been a prominent valley resident since the early 1950s. She married valley native W. Roderick Canda on December 17, 1949, and raised four children.
Mrs. Canda was born in Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan. Continue reading Pauline J. Canda Passes

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UPDATE January 5 Mailchimp Dumps the Lundberg Report

This man, Kevin Lundberg,  is the MOST HONEST PERSON I have ever known when it comes to politics and reporting. And he is one of the very few Americans who does not separate his faith or person from his job. These are integral.
He has given all, over the last few years, when NO MEDIA would cover the bills being passed in Colorado.
This is the fight.  Christian Conservatives have been suppressed by media in general, Facebook, WordPress, Twitter, and now Mailchimp. Continue reading UPDATE January 5 Mailchimp Dumps the Lundberg Report

PRESENTING: THE NEW CLINIC The Custer County Health Center

Clinic Director Heather Roberts and Dr. Gordon Stephens, Medical Director of the Clinic

by Fred Hernandez
January 1, 2021

The dawning of a new day in what was originally known as the West Custer County Hospital District was on October 1, 2020, when The Heart of The Rockies Medical Center took over all management and operations for Custer County Health Center (CCHC). Under the leadership of Heather Roberts, Clinic Director and Dr. Gordon Stephens, Medical Director, the new, improved facility has a continuous and regular presence of medical professionals including Nurse Practitioners Maria Duran-Shy and Charlotte Stark. Doctor Stephens is a board-certified family medicine professional with many years of experience Continue reading PRESENTING: THE NEW CLINIC The Custer County Health Center

Lundberg Report: Will Freedom be lost on our Watch?

Lundberg Report

December 24, 2020

I was talking with a gentleman from Loveland the other day. He asked me what he could do to help with the election issues we see everywhere. My best advice may have sounded trite, but I see it as quite the opposite.

I said pray. Pray as if your future depends upon it, because it does. Continue reading Lundberg Report: Will Freedom be lost on our Watch?

Good News: We’ve Now Learned Covid is Both Preventable & Treatable

Good News: We’ve Now Learned Covid is
Both Preventable & Treatable

(Disclaimer: Reporting news, not intended as medical advice,
consult your doctor.)

Dr. Chris Martenson: “I Don’t Fear Covid-19 Anymore”
This October 1st video (Peak Prosperity YouTube channel) describes very good news from one of the world’s top Covid-19 experts who has tracked this pandemic since it began. Continue reading Good News: We’ve Now Learned Covid is Both Preventable & Treatable