81. About Berlin Natural Bakery - Our History We thank howard and irene Graves for having a dream. They were true pioneers in the natural and organic industry. Due to their beliefs and vision, http://www.berlinnaturalbakery.com/about_history.html

home about us the wonders of spelt where to buy our products ... contact us Kneading dough is a great stress reliever. T he History of Berlin Natural Bakery. We thank Howard and Irene Graves for having a dream. They were true pioneers in the natural and organic industry. Due to their beliefs and vision, in 1986 Berlin Natural Bakery was born. Pouring Ingredients At the time of acquisition, Berlin Natural Bakery was producing two separate lines of bread, a complete wheat line and a complete spelt line. As the years passed by my knowledge, understanding and love of the natural health industry continued to grow. Truly understanding the needs of our customers that were buying our spelt products, it became apparent, that we needed to make a choice. We could not be all things to all people. What we discovered about the superiority of the spelt grain over the years; really made this decision for us. In 2002 we took a step of faith and completely eliminated all varieties of wheat, except spelt. We became the first all spelt bakery in the country. This in fact proved to be beneficial in many ways. 1) It totally eliminated any risk of cross contamination.

82. St. Louis Public Library: St. Louis Obituary Index 1993 A - I EUGENE M. 7/25 howard, irene B. (see Carl) howard, JOE WILLIAM 5/29 howard, MARY Z (nee Zimmer) 3/8 howard, PATRICIA (aka Mc Carthy) 4/13 howard, http://www.slpl.lib.mo.us/libsrc/obit93a.htm

St. Louis Obituary Index 1993 A - I This index of names was obtained from both the Death Notice and the Burial Permits listing, as well as Obituary Articles, found in the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Death Notice entries generally include the date of death; names of spouses, children, and parents; place of the funeral; and place of interment. Some names may appear out of alphabetical order in the Death Notice Section of the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Burial Permits generally include address, age, and cause of death. Burial Permits are identified in this index with (*). The Burial Permit listing in the St. Louis Post Dispatch may include spelling errors and names will often differ from the entry in the Death Notice. When checking a name, it is important to use all variant spellings. All dates listed are for the first date that the notice appeared in the newspaper, not the date of the death. Death Notice entries are usually made only once, subsequent listings for the same person have not been included unless additional information is believed to be contained in later entries. Every effort is made to be as complete as possible in this index. Additional years of indexes will be added as they are completed.

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