Very informative. You mentioned several things I had not thought about. Thank you.
@sambbk720312 күн бұрын
This is wild
@sherry510714 күн бұрын
FYI: In just a quick research, it showed Ball State (at more than 2x what you thought) is $759 per credit hour! *gasp*
@robertmoss406214 күн бұрын
Good podcast Tom, keep up the good works Bob Moss
@user-lo4np1bs1r14 күн бұрын
Good video
@sherry510715 күн бұрын
lol! You are too funny....."I looked around the room and my wife is not here....so I can tell you the truth....no, you do not need a boat to fish." 😂 Enjoyed this Q&A. Thanks for sharing. And, God bless you right back!
@sherry510721 күн бұрын
I concur with Michael when he says "Policing is a domestic war." I, personally, have always felt like the police are Americans against Americans, especially considering what I have been through. You both know me, and know what I am talking about. I am sorry for what society has put you guys through. I am sorry for what policing has put you through. For example: You are taught as a child to not lie. You grow up with morals and ethics. Then policing as an undercover detective you are taught to break your moral code of 'never tell a lie' and lie to get the job done. That has to do big damage to your head and heart. You two are some of the good guys. My heart goes out to you. And my thanks for coming out of it with your morals, ethics and lives still intact.
@justagirl39924 күн бұрын
Paul wyman is such a shady human in his bussiness with way questionable friends and the mayor and their longtime buddy that just got arrested for grooming and touching little boys. Also having the mummies ever year and the same songs suck...people BOOED at the line up this year when he was up on stage rambling and thanking sponsers. People also want it BACK on the streets around the square and not in the bubble bowl of Foster park
@sherry510726 күн бұрын
Thank you for answering my questions. I just do NOT understand why this embalming thing is so important to people. It seems so pagan, to drain out all of the blood from a body and put something else in! Why?! It is just so unnatural and hits me as very, very wrong! And on cremation, it feels sinful to me, if God says my body is a temple where HE dwells, then burning my temple feels very, very wrong and disrespectful to HIM and to the deceased person. Sometimes I feel like all of these laws and legislations dictating how we are to bury the dead are just man's evil way of greedy gain. I mean caskets, vaults, etc. all seems unnecessary expenses to help enrich the funeral homes. It appears to me that man is just busy complicating something that should be so simple as to just lay the body in the ground and let nature do it's thing. Wrapping it in a linen or cotton cloth seems very respectful to the precious deceased soul, the earth, and to God. Indiana definitely does need to change some laws. Being born and raised in Kokomo & living my whole 68 years here, I don't want to go to Washington, Florida, or another state just so I can be buried naturally, as it should be. If we can put our beloved pets in the ground, I just don't see why we cannot do the same with our own human bodies. Some people say that is because just putting bodies in the ground would pollute and contaminate the ground. I believe they are underestimating the Divine Order & Power of God's creation, and how HE made the earth and the ocean able to cleanse itself through the very forces of nature that HE created. I think Kimberly has the right idea for herself & the ocean! I just prefer the soil of the earth, personally. But both are great natural ways to dispose of those not among the living any more. Thank you again for taking the time to address my issues. May God bless you both richly!
@cynthiadulin469527 күн бұрын
I love Anne!! She does a fabulous job!!
@robertcohee9448Ай бұрын
You have a good grandpa ….
@stanleyhall734Ай бұрын
Tom is a great story teller. You should also read his book.
@angelabudenz3023Ай бұрын
This was great.. Full of good info... Things I had no clue about in terms of helping! I'm sharing this one!
@sherry5107Ай бұрын
You never said Gary's last name. Who was dear Gary?
@philieGАй бұрын
Great info!!! Thanks!!!
@MattGeiger-hv2cp2 ай бұрын
Very cool
@sherry51072 ай бұрын
Movie star fish! Only 1 that reads your articles or watches you. You are too funny! 🤣
@Hank-Henry2 ай бұрын
I loved this! You all need a "Kelley Kids" podcast!
@sherry51072 ай бұрын
This was so much fun seeing the brother/sister banter. Too sweet! Great seeing you again, Libby! I think we may have been in the same girl scout troop, if I recall correctly. Were you in Mrs. Jaumot's troop? Tom, you are slipping up. You forgot to announce Libby's WHOLE title on the last mention of her in this podcast, near the end. 🤣 P.S. Did I hear a rooster crow a couple of times, in the background?
@sherry51072 ай бұрын
Pink tools! Right up my Mary Kay alley! Mary Kay may even be interested in giving them as prizes! Love it! Who doesn't need loppers and pruners?! Thanks for sharing!
@sherry51072 ай бұрын
I am learning a lot. I have never troubled my mind with these things of which you speak. I don't give a thumbs up to your videos, although I have watched every one of them. I just don't like the topic; so, I can't bring myself to LIKE your videos. I hope you understand. I do have a few questions. 1. In one of your videos, you mentioned 'setting the features'. What is that? 2. I do NOT want to be embalmed. I do not want to be cremated. In not liking either choice 'a' or 'b', surely there is a more natural choice. I just want to be put in the ground, like I have done with my bunnies and birdies and kitties. I know the argument, that it would poison the earth with all the germs. But I don't buy that 'reason', for I know that God has arranged His amazing earth to take care of those kinds of things with the microbes and such. So why can we not just do what is most natural? Is it simply because of laws and regulations (which appear to be just another way for life to be too overwhelmingly expensive and for someone(s) to profit)? Surely there must be a choice 'c' and 'd' for more natural ways to be disposed of for all of eternity. I have heard of earth pods where people can become part of the earth, being planted beneath a tree, or becoming a tree (as a seed in the earth pod with the body). I never hear you speak of these options. What say ye? 3. Are you any relation to Mary Ellen Geiger (RIP)? She was a very precious soul, who was a realtor, who helped me buy my first house almost 43 years ago. Your soft-spoken ways remind of her, as she was also kind, gentle, and soft-spoken.
@sherry51072 ай бұрын
YOU, Tom Kelly, are a precious soul, so kind and loving. ❤
@robertmoss40622 ай бұрын
Great podcast Tom, my wife and all my kids also went to Walace school , keep them coming !
@douglasclark46032 ай бұрын
Great Story Tom!
@sherry51072 ай бұрын
I learned a lot here! Thank you! (Not that I fish....but if I did.....I think I'd choose the skippin' method, as I LOVE skippin' rocks!) P.S. What a lovely private pond little retreat your friend has there! Love it!
@user-ho7xq9hy5x2 ай бұрын
Keep your podcasts coming Tom! Becki Vent
@robertmoss40622 ай бұрын
Good podcast Tom , keep it up ! Bob Moss .
@thekracken45722 ай бұрын
It's called a spool tension knob not a clutch but still good info and it's nice to see someone from the area on here. Generally you get what you pay for when it comes to baitcasters. If you want to learn to hate baitcasting reels go buy the cheapest one you can find. Right around $100 range is about where you want to be. If $100 is to much. Kastking are probably the best reels that I've used around the $40-60 range.
@pjdava2 ай бұрын
Kokomo Lantern, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!
@robertmoss40622 ай бұрын
Excellent series of interviews !
@user-wr9bm1qt8j3 ай бұрын
I'm from connersville! We are almost neighbors!
@user-wr9bm1qt8j3 ай бұрын
Thank You to Pat who hosted us on the Lamp and Thank You to everyone in the community who supports us everyday. It's very humbling to win an award from the chamber! Especially when there are so many small businesses owners I know who grind it out day after day and don't get the recognition for it. Just keep going and remember... if you see a turtle on a fence post, he didn't get there by himself. - zig ziglar.
@sherry51073 ай бұрын
lol! "I must be a ventriloquist. I didn't know I could do that!" 😀 Nice, serene introduction scene. I like it. You almost sold me on a graphite rod....IF I were a fisherwoman. The sensitivity sounds perfect for fishing. But I think I will stick to my goal of getting a spinning wheel so I can spin yarn out in the sunshine while getting a tan, by the water's edge, or on a dock. We have to dream, right? Otherwise, you aim at nothing and hit it every time. Good teaching there, Bud. Your enthusiasm shines through as you speak about things you are passionate about.
@user-wr9bm1qt8j3 ай бұрын
And then the final and chief test of the scout is the doing of a good turn to somebody every day, quietly and without boasting. This is the proof of the scout. It is practical religion, and a boy honors God best when he helps others most. A boy may wear all the scout uniforms made, all the scout badges ever manufactured, know all the woodcraft, campcraft, scoutcraft and other activities of boy scouts, and yet never be a real boy scout. To be a real boy scout means the doing of a good turn every day with the proper motive and if this be done, the boy has a right to be classed with the great scouts that have been of such service to their country. To accomplish this a scout should observe the scout law. Every boy ought to commit to memory the following abbreviated form of the Scout law. The Twelve Points of the Scout Law 1.A scout is trustworthy.2.A scout is loyal.3.A scout is helpful.4.A scout is friendly.5.A scout is courteous.6.A scout is kind.7.A scout is obedient.8.A scout is cheerful.9.A scout is thrifty.10.A scout is brave.11.A scout is clean.12.A scout is reverent.
@robertmoss40623 ай бұрын
This man does a great job with his podcast !
@aldumani.music13 ай бұрын
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@user-wr9bm1qt8j3 ай бұрын
Hahahhahaha would that be a death threat? The world being a better place with you visiting the funeral home seems like subliminal messaging. Also listening to your voice is very relaxing.
@michaelanderson29293 ай бұрын
Can you imagine using the word "fellowship" and partnering that with anything to do with the demonic Dungeons and Dragons game? Turning Kokomo into Seattle isn't a good plan no matter how much sarcasm you use.
@sherry51074 ай бұрын
Wow! Sweet! Oh Pat! I am so happy for you and HIM! I want to help!
@jeffsexton67634 ай бұрын
At the annual morticians conference, there was a contest to see who can make their deceased to look the best. It was some stiff competition. Lol
@cynthiadulin46954 ай бұрын
Moving it to that location seems a better fit rather than an alley. I can see where people were upset about the monument being placed in the alley. Thanks, Pat and Ed for doing this podcast!!
@user-wr9bm1qt8j4 ай бұрын
So I'm assuming that your favorite King of the Hill episode is when Hankk builds his and Peggy's caskets.
@sherry51074 ай бұрын
Great job, Tom! I am proud of you for stepping out in faith for Christ & braving this topic to help make our world a better place, because of HIM. PRAISE HIM!
@robertmoss40624 ай бұрын
Excellent podcast Tom , waiting for more ! Bob moss , Kokomo.
@user-gl2jd3ct9k4 ай бұрын
Thanks Great show.
@user-dd8os3sy3y4 ай бұрын
Do you offer pet cremation or burials?
@user-dd8os3sy3y4 ай бұрын
Quite interesting
@hatboxghost6074 ай бұрын
Nice stream. I remember going on vacations with my dad to Greers Ferry Lake, Arkansas. He would go in August when the shad would come up on top of the water. You didn't cast for the bass, you just sat waiting for the bass to jump, then you cast your line & hit that ring as fast as you could. Compared to other ways to fish it was a lot of fun. And we caught a lot of bass that way. Sometimes we'd go out with a fishing guide (he owned the cabins we stayed in), that was an experience. Since the fish might school in one spot in the lake one day they might be 2 miles down the lake the next day, and the guide wanted to get there quickly (guides had walkie talkies). So rather than buying a fancy heavy bass boat he preferred to use a lightweight John boat, and he put a couple of cement blocks in the very front to hold the boat down. That's because he had something like a 200 HP motor on the back, geesh he would fly in that thing. Good memories! Thanks.
@user-id1to9qb4m5 ай бұрын
What is the county commisers thinking? as long as there is room which there is the new memorial should be at the courthouse. It is a shame that EVERTHING Jerry Paul has done for the veterans of this county he has had to fight for
@PistolJK5 ай бұрын
I was lucky enough to get to know Darrell Gilliam a little bit. He was a very nice guy, and I loved hearing all his stories about the early days of how KFC evolved. He & his whole family have been good people in the Kokomo area.
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Very informative. You mentioned several things I had not thought about. Thank you.
This is wild
FYI: In just a quick research, it showed Ball State (at more than 2x what you thought) is $759 per credit hour! *gasp*
Good podcast Tom, keep up the good works Bob Moss
Good video
lol! You are too funny....."I looked around the room and my wife is not here....so I can tell you the truth....no, you do not need a boat to fish." 😂 Enjoyed this Q&A. Thanks for sharing. And, God bless you right back!
I concur with Michael when he says "Policing is a domestic war." I, personally, have always felt like the police are Americans against Americans, especially considering what I have been through. You both know me, and know what I am talking about. I am sorry for what society has put you guys through. I am sorry for what policing has put you through. For example: You are taught as a child to not lie. You grow up with morals and ethics. Then policing as an undercover detective you are taught to break your moral code of 'never tell a lie' and lie to get the job done. That has to do big damage to your head and heart. You two are some of the good guys. My heart goes out to you. And my thanks for coming out of it with your morals, ethics and lives still intact.
Paul wyman is such a shady human in his bussiness with way questionable friends and the mayor and their longtime buddy that just got arrested for grooming and touching little boys. Also having the mummies ever year and the same songs suck...people BOOED at the line up this year when he was up on stage rambling and thanking sponsers. People also want it BACK on the streets around the square and not in the bubble bowl of Foster park
Thank you for answering my questions. I just do NOT understand why this embalming thing is so important to people. It seems so pagan, to drain out all of the blood from a body and put something else in! Why?! It is just so unnatural and hits me as very, very wrong! And on cremation, it feels sinful to me, if God says my body is a temple where HE dwells, then burning my temple feels very, very wrong and disrespectful to HIM and to the deceased person. Sometimes I feel like all of these laws and legislations dictating how we are to bury the dead are just man's evil way of greedy gain. I mean caskets, vaults, etc. all seems unnecessary expenses to help enrich the funeral homes. It appears to me that man is just busy complicating something that should be so simple as to just lay the body in the ground and let nature do it's thing. Wrapping it in a linen or cotton cloth seems very respectful to the precious deceased soul, the earth, and to God. Indiana definitely does need to change some laws. Being born and raised in Kokomo & living my whole 68 years here, I don't want to go to Washington, Florida, or another state just so I can be buried naturally, as it should be. If we can put our beloved pets in the ground, I just don't see why we cannot do the same with our own human bodies. Some people say that is because just putting bodies in the ground would pollute and contaminate the ground. I believe they are underestimating the Divine Order & Power of God's creation, and how HE made the earth and the ocean able to cleanse itself through the very forces of nature that HE created. I think Kimberly has the right idea for herself & the ocean! I just prefer the soil of the earth, personally. But both are great natural ways to dispose of those not among the living any more. Thank you again for taking the time to address my issues. May God bless you both richly!
I love Anne!! She does a fabulous job!!
You have a good grandpa ….
Tom is a great story teller. You should also read his book.
This was great.. Full of good info... Things I had no clue about in terms of helping! I'm sharing this one!
You never said Gary's last name. Who was dear Gary?
Great info!!! Thanks!!!
Very cool
Movie star fish! Only 1 that reads your articles or watches you. You are too funny! 🤣
I loved this! You all need a "Kelley Kids" podcast!
This was so much fun seeing the brother/sister banter. Too sweet! Great seeing you again, Libby! I think we may have been in the same girl scout troop, if I recall correctly. Were you in Mrs. Jaumot's troop? Tom, you are slipping up. You forgot to announce Libby's WHOLE title on the last mention of her in this podcast, near the end. 🤣 P.S. Did I hear a rooster crow a couple of times, in the background?
Pink tools! Right up my Mary Kay alley! Mary Kay may even be interested in giving them as prizes! Love it! Who doesn't need loppers and pruners?! Thanks for sharing!
I am learning a lot. I have never troubled my mind with these things of which you speak. I don't give a thumbs up to your videos, although I have watched every one of them. I just don't like the topic; so, I can't bring myself to LIKE your videos. I hope you understand. I do have a few questions. 1. In one of your videos, you mentioned 'setting the features'. What is that? 2. I do NOT want to be embalmed. I do not want to be cremated. In not liking either choice 'a' or 'b', surely there is a more natural choice. I just want to be put in the ground, like I have done with my bunnies and birdies and kitties. I know the argument, that it would poison the earth with all the germs. But I don't buy that 'reason', for I know that God has arranged His amazing earth to take care of those kinds of things with the microbes and such. So why can we not just do what is most natural? Is it simply because of laws and regulations (which appear to be just another way for life to be too overwhelmingly expensive and for someone(s) to profit)? Surely there must be a choice 'c' and 'd' for more natural ways to be disposed of for all of eternity. I have heard of earth pods where people can become part of the earth, being planted beneath a tree, or becoming a tree (as a seed in the earth pod with the body). I never hear you speak of these options. What say ye? 3. Are you any relation to Mary Ellen Geiger (RIP)? She was a very precious soul, who was a realtor, who helped me buy my first house almost 43 years ago. Your soft-spoken ways remind of her, as she was also kind, gentle, and soft-spoken.
YOU, Tom Kelly, are a precious soul, so kind and loving. ❤
Great podcast Tom, my wife and all my kids also went to Walace school , keep them coming !
Great Story Tom!
I learned a lot here! Thank you! (Not that I fish....but if I did.....I think I'd choose the skippin' method, as I LOVE skippin' rocks!) P.S. What a lovely private pond little retreat your friend has there! Love it!
Keep your podcasts coming Tom! Becki Vent
Good podcast Tom , keep it up ! Bob Moss .
It's called a spool tension knob not a clutch but still good info and it's nice to see someone from the area on here. Generally you get what you pay for when it comes to baitcasters. If you want to learn to hate baitcasting reels go buy the cheapest one you can find. Right around $100 range is about where you want to be. If $100 is to much. Kastking are probably the best reels that I've used around the $40-60 range.
Kokomo Lantern, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!
Excellent series of interviews !
I'm from connersville! We are almost neighbors!
Thank You to Pat who hosted us on the Lamp and Thank You to everyone in the community who supports us everyday. It's very humbling to win an award from the chamber! Especially when there are so many small businesses owners I know who grind it out day after day and don't get the recognition for it. Just keep going and remember... if you see a turtle on a fence post, he didn't get there by himself. - zig ziglar.
lol! "I must be a ventriloquist. I didn't know I could do that!" 😀 Nice, serene introduction scene. I like it. You almost sold me on a graphite rod....IF I were a fisherwoman. The sensitivity sounds perfect for fishing. But I think I will stick to my goal of getting a spinning wheel so I can spin yarn out in the sunshine while getting a tan, by the water's edge, or on a dock. We have to dream, right? Otherwise, you aim at nothing and hit it every time. Good teaching there, Bud. Your enthusiasm shines through as you speak about things you are passionate about.
And then the final and chief test of the scout is the doing of a good turn to somebody every day, quietly and without boasting. This is the proof of the scout. It is practical religion, and a boy honors God best when he helps others most. A boy may wear all the scout uniforms made, all the scout badges ever manufactured, know all the woodcraft, campcraft, scoutcraft and other activities of boy scouts, and yet never be a real boy scout. To be a real boy scout means the doing of a good turn every day with the proper motive and if this be done, the boy has a right to be classed with the great scouts that have been of such service to their country. To accomplish this a scout should observe the scout law. Every boy ought to commit to memory the following abbreviated form of the Scout law. The Twelve Points of the Scout Law 1.A scout is trustworthy.2.A scout is loyal.3.A scout is helpful.4.A scout is friendly.5.A scout is courteous.6.A scout is kind.7.A scout is obedient.8.A scout is cheerful.9.A scout is thrifty.10.A scout is brave.11.A scout is clean.12.A scout is reverent.
This man does a great job with his podcast !
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Hahahhahaha would that be a death threat? The world being a better place with you visiting the funeral home seems like subliminal messaging. Also listening to your voice is very relaxing.
Can you imagine using the word "fellowship" and partnering that with anything to do with the demonic Dungeons and Dragons game? Turning Kokomo into Seattle isn't a good plan no matter how much sarcasm you use.
Wow! Sweet! Oh Pat! I am so happy for you and HIM! I want to help!
At the annual morticians conference, there was a contest to see who can make their deceased to look the best. It was some stiff competition. Lol
Moving it to that location seems a better fit rather than an alley. I can see where people were upset about the monument being placed in the alley. Thanks, Pat and Ed for doing this podcast!!
So I'm assuming that your favorite King of the Hill episode is when Hankk builds his and Peggy's caskets.
Great job, Tom! I am proud of you for stepping out in faith for Christ & braving this topic to help make our world a better place, because of HIM. PRAISE HIM!
Excellent podcast Tom , waiting for more ! Bob moss , Kokomo.
Thanks Great show.
Do you offer pet cremation or burials?
Quite interesting
Nice stream. I remember going on vacations with my dad to Greers Ferry Lake, Arkansas. He would go in August when the shad would come up on top of the water. You didn't cast for the bass, you just sat waiting for the bass to jump, then you cast your line & hit that ring as fast as you could. Compared to other ways to fish it was a lot of fun. And we caught a lot of bass that way. Sometimes we'd go out with a fishing guide (he owned the cabins we stayed in), that was an experience. Since the fish might school in one spot in the lake one day they might be 2 miles down the lake the next day, and the guide wanted to get there quickly (guides had walkie talkies). So rather than buying a fancy heavy bass boat he preferred to use a lightweight John boat, and he put a couple of cement blocks in the very front to hold the boat down. That's because he had something like a 200 HP motor on the back, geesh he would fly in that thing. Good memories! Thanks.
What is the county commisers thinking? as long as there is room which there is the new memorial should be at the courthouse. It is a shame that EVERTHING Jerry Paul has done for the veterans of this county he has had to fight for
I was lucky enough to get to know Darrell Gilliam a little bit. He was a very nice guy, and I loved hearing all his stories about the early days of how KFC evolved. He & his whole family have been good people in the Kokomo area.