The flags and the Sunflower have a special message to all Citizens of our United States,
 Click on these icons, turn your sound on and sit back and enjoy.
The Sunflower carries a message that all older Kansan's feel is our heritage to the future.



Kansas Sampler




Our  Beautiful  America
Click on the Flag



Click on the Cross, Chief Linde, Soldiers' Angels
Turn on your sound, each has a message.
Kansas  Fallen  Sons  and  Daughters
During Operation  Iraqi Freedom
Click on the Flag for a tribute to those fallen loved ones
GO  NAVY

  KANSAS

We  Have  Come  A  Long  Way  And  Still  We  Have   Lots  More  To  Do.     * * * *  Silver  Haired  Legislature  * * * *  Our  Leaders  * * * *  Irv  Hoffman  * * * *  Jim  Snyder  * * * *  Ruby  Smith   * * * *  Helen  Knetzer  * * * *  Rosalie  Seemann  * * * *  Toni  Wellshear  * * * *  Verna  Devine  * * * *  Chris  Sigsbee-Jost  * * * *  Marjorie  Thomas  * * * *  C.  Kay  Hutchinson  * * * *  Ted  Hutchcraft  * * * *  Bob  Pulliam  * * * *


Season's  Greeting's  *  *  *   Silver  Haired  Legislature  *  *  *  Irv  Hoffman  *  *  *  Jim  Snyder  *  *  *    Mary  Ann  Flunder  *  *  *  Ruby  Smith  *  *  *  Dorothy  Zook  *  *  *  Rosalie  Seemann  *  *  *  Betty  Dunn  *  *  *  Verna  Devine  *  *  *  Dewey  Middleton  *  *  *  Marjorie  Thomas  *  *  *  Richard  Frye  *  *  *  Ted  Hutchcraft  *  *  *  Jesse  Addis  *  *  *  Bill  Linde  *  *  * 
Boogie Woogie
Time Gets Better With Age
The Hand of God
Smiles For You
Wanda's  Country  Living
Dreams of Life
America The Beautiful
The Goodness Of Life

What's Cooking this Fall 2007

We  Always  Answered  Our  Nations  Call


We  Will  Always  Have  Each  Other

"Kansas  In  The  Beginning"
In  the  year 2011, Kansas and the Civil War will be 150 years old.    As in the past, we the surviving children of these great pioneers, will gather to celebrate the  accomplishments of our ancestors.    I invite you to join us in the celebration of these events.    The  Kansas  Historical  Society  is  currently forming a group of  citizens of Kansas to organize a memorable celebration.     We  ask that you urge your respective State Legislators to support our efforts.     This  is  an  all  for  one   effort  that we are attempting to accomplish.

A  SENIOR  MOMENT 

Three Things.htm

Perks Of  Being  A  Senior  Citizen
Kansas Historical Society

Come  Fly  With  Me

Oldies But Goodies
Our  Kind  Of  Music
Music from 1900-1922

More  Country  Music

Kansas Department on Aging
Southeast Kansas Legislators
Southeast Kansas Silver  Haired  Legislature
Alphabet Listing KSL  
Kansas Center for Community Economic Development   
Current Kansas Budget Report 
Johnny Cash Ragged Old Flag

 

PSA Our World.htm


  

2006 - 2007  Kansas House of Representatives
Support  2007  Silver  Haired  Legislation

House  Bill  2196.   State  Long - Term  care  Ombudsman  Program.
Asked for three, got One.
 
Planning  Service  Area
PSA
2007
President - Irv Hoffmann
Vice President - Rosalee Seemann
Secretary - Ted Hutchcraft

Treasurer - Bill Dean 

A  man  of  Action
Click on his picture.

Speaker - Jim Snyder, Topeka

                    Speaker Pro Tem - Mary Ann Flunder, Kansas City
                        Floor Leader - Carlton McNair, Overland

District 1 - Ruby Smith, Kansas City
District 2 - Dorothy Zook, Hesston
District 3 - Rosalie Seemann, Levant
District 4 - Betty Dunn, Topeka
District 5 - Verna Devine, Iola
District 6 - Dewey Middleton, Ulysses
District 7 - Marjorie Thomas, Garnett
District 8 - Richard Frye, Salina
District 9 - Ted Hutchcraft, Highland
District 10 - Jesse Addis, Conway Springs
District 11 - Irv Hoffmann, Lenexa

LEFT  CLICK  ON  YOUR  COUNTY  FOR  YOUR  GOVERNMENT  LISTINGS

COUNTY PSA 65  + COUNTY PSA 65  + COUNTY

PSA

65  +
ALLEN 5 2,593 GREELEY 6 271 OSBORNE 3 1,144
ANDERSON 7 1,626 GREENWOOD 10 1,750 OTTAWA 8 1,086
ATCHISON 9 2,723 HAMILTON 6 490 PAWNEE 6 1,340
BARBER 6 1,141 HARPER 10 1,519 PHILLIPS 3 1,311
BARTON 6 5,043 HARVEY 2 5,512 POTTAWAWOMIE 8 2,451
BOURBON 5 2,804 HASKELL  6 457 PRATT 6 1,851
BROWN 9 2,089 HODGEMAN 6 396 RAWLINS 3 758
BUTLER 2 17,037 JACKSON 9 1,889 RENO 10 10,618
CHASE 8 568 JEFFERSON 4 2,358 REPUBLIC 8 1,523
CHAUTAUQUA 10 1,061 JEWELL 8 983 RICE 10 1,934
CHEROKEE 5 3,425 JOHNSON 11 45,069 RILEY 8 4,729
CHEYENNE 3 842 KEARNY 6 504 ROOKS 3 1,220
CLARK 6 521 KINGMAN 10 1,697 RUSH 6 899
CLAY 8 1,831 KIOWA 6 699 RUSSELL 3 1,774
CLOUD 8 2,384 LABETTE 5 3,960 SALINE 8 7,480
COFFEY 7 1,439 LANE 6 441 SCOTT 6 845
COMANCHE 6 508 LEAVENWORTH 1 6,766 SEDGWICK 2 51,574
COWLEY 10 5,770 LINCOLN 8 842 SEWARD 6 2,006
CRAWFORD 5 5,910 LINN 7 1,750 SHAWNEE 4 23,341
DECATUR 3 909 LOGAN 3 632 SHERIDAN 3 570
DICKINSON 8 3,599 LYON 8 4,183 SHERMAN 3 1,153
DONIPHAN 9 1,334 MARION 8 2,824 SMITH 3 1,264
DOUGLAS 4 7,937 MARSHALL 9 2,414 STAFFORD 6 1,015
EDWARDS 6 717 McPHERSON 10 5,109 STANTON 6 312
ELK 10 825 MEADE 6 831 STEVENS 6 727
ELLIS 3 3,939 MIAMI 7 3,378 SUMNER 10 4,014
ELLSWORTH 8 1,329 MITCHELL 8 1,842 THOMAS 3 1,197
FINNEY 6 2,829 MONTGOMERY 5 6,633 TREGO 3 796
FORD 6 3,566 MORRIS 8 1,283 WABAUNSEE 8 1,073
FRANKLIN 7 3,476 MORTON 6 487 WALLACE 3 316
GEARY 8 2,634 NEMAHA 9 2,359 WASHINGTON 9 1,625
GOVE 3 696 NEOSHO 5 2,980 WICHITA 6 405
GRAHAM 3 697 NESS 6 837 WILSON 5 2,061
GRANT 6 763 NORTON 3 1,165 WOODSON 5 939
GRAY 6 740 OSAGE 7 2,648 WYANDOTTE 1 18,520

Don't let their voices go unheard.  
Speak up and out.
366,134
KANSAS   OLDER  AMERICANS
Population  Count  Census  2000

Kansas: Summary by County
Allen
Anderson
Atchison
Barber
Barton
Bourbon
Brown
Butler
Chase
Chautauqua
Cherokee
Cheyenne
Clark
Clay
Cloud
Coffey
Comanche
Cowley
Crawford
Decatur
Dickinson
Doniphan
Douglas
Edwards
Elk
Ellis
Ellsworth
Finney
Ford
Franklin
Geary
Gove
Graham
Grant
Gray
Greeley
Greenwood
Hamilton
Harper
Harvey
Haskell
Hodgeman
Jackson
Jefferson
Jewell
Johnson
Kearny
Kingman
Kiowa
Labette
Lane
Leavenworth
Lincoln
Linn
Logan
Lyon
Marion
Marshall
McPherson
Meade
Miami
Mitchell
Montgomery
Morris
Morton
Nemaha
Neosho
Ness
Norton
Osage
Osborne
Ottawa
Pawnee
Phillips
Pottawatomie
Pratt
Rawlins
Reno
Republic
Rice
Riley
Rooks
Rush
Russell
Saline
Scott
Sedgwick
Seward
Shawnee
Sheridan
Sherman
Smith
Stafford
Stanton
Stevens
Sumner
Thomas
Trego
Wabaunsee
Wallace
Washington
Wichita
Wilson
Woodson
Wyandotte


   Senator Pat Roberts   
           

Senator  Sam  Brownback

 
District 1 Congress Man  Jerry Moran


District  2 Congress Woman Nancy Boyda


District 3  Congress Man  Dennis  Moore


District  4  Congress  Man  Todd  Tiehirt


Governor  Kathleen  Sebelius

Erie  Kansas
Congresswoman  Nancy  Boyda

The Peoples Choice
Joined   by 
Carleigh  
the  next  generation.


st Iron,
 
Bill  Linde
www.lindekansas.com
Yates  Center
Kansas
Web  Caretaker
blinde@cox.net 


Bill  Linde
    God  Bless  Us  Old  Folks   
   God Bless Kansas 

         God  Blessed  the  U  S  A

   
         Ma,  there  is  always  a  need  for  retired  folks.       We  just  
            never  say  die   and  we  sure  as  hell  don't  give  up.
                   We  come  down  this  road  just  once.