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Letter: I'm on the Icon almost daily

Fred,
These pics are incredible.....my original mentors....explains a lot I guess!
I'm on the ICON almost daily.

Thanks Bob Steiner
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Letter: So glad Icon exists

Icon:

I just found this and am so glad it exists. I miss Bluffton and this will be a way to keep up with what is happening. Thank you for doing this site.

Ruth Whitt

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Letter: Parent proud of BHS wrestling program

Icon:

Have you ever stumbled upon something quite by accident, than over a period of time realized you found something worthwhile, something life-changing.

I am a Bluffton High School parent who has found that something! My son came to us his Sophomore year expressing an interest in joining the Bluffton High School wrestling team.

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Letter: Thank you Bluffton businesses for your support

Icon:
I would like to personally thank those businesses in the Bluffton Village who helped further my dreams of playing professional football at the next level by sponsoring me for the Hansen All-Star Senior Bowl in Virginia Beach, Virginia on January 16th.

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Letter: Thank you for working with so many on the book

ICON:

Thank you for working with so many to put the book about Bluffton together...

I used to sit with my Grandmother (Ruth Shilling Culp) for hours - listening to stories about Pandora and what life was like when she was growing up.

I never met my Grandfather Milliard Herr, (though I did find his name in the graduating class! in your book) nor did I know my Grandma Herr (although I did meet her and did spend a few holidays) I never had the opportunity of sitting and talking about when she grew up as I did with my Grandmother Shilling.)

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The Icon's llama friends send a letter to Santa

Milk Toast

The Icon received a letter to Santa from one of the llamas at the Hard Rock Llama farm, rural Bluffton. Anyone who attends the Bluffton Arts and Crafts show each May has had a chance to say hello to some of the llamas. The farm is operated by Mike, Wendy and Mandy Gerken.

The letter came from a baby llama, who is yet to have a name, however, it signed the letter "Milk Toast."

We invited viewers to read the letter and to get an update on the life of llamas in rural Bluffton.

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