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Aging Gratefully S2 EP 18 with Jim Reed

Making a difference in people's lives has always been important to Jim Reed, who knew as a junior in high school that he wanted to be in the ministry. Since being ordained as a Methodist minister in 1965, Jim has served as a "faithful servant," and he shares his own ups and downs during these later years of his life.

Aging Gratefully S2 EP 17 with Kevin Larson

This amazing man of faith, lover of history, and educator, Kevin Larson, shares his life journey. Getting out, staying active, and truly caring about people are just a few thoughts from this learned historian and minister, who also shares the tragic loss of his wife.

Aging Gratefully S2 EP 16 with Gerald Schmidt

While Gerald Schmidt—a former Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Deputy, Army brat, and Vietnam veteran—travelled the world, he is quite content with his retirement years. While admitting to a few regrets over the years, he suggests making the best of life and enjoying each day.

Aging Gratefully S2 EP 15 with Kay and Larry Weigel

Larry and Kay Weigel went from being 16-year-old high school sweethearts to over 60 years of marriage, and have so much to say. With Larry's time on Tex Winter's basketball team and Kay as a K-stepper twirler. They lead us through their delightful life as they age gratefully.

Aging Gratefully S2 EP 14 with Don Stubbings

Although he is relatively young, in his 50's, Don Stubbings shares his work as Director of Associates for the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. This group, which has a rich history, includes many older adults in its mission. Stubbings gave up 24 years in law enforcement, including training at the FBI Academy in Quantico, when he felt called to work with the Sisters, but he feels all his background has brought him where he is today. His wife and two daughters keep him grounded, and he shares how faith and keeping active sustain him.