A tree planted in memory of Billy Twiehuas, a Wright City resident who donated much of his time to the parks and recreation department before his passing, was dedicated during the flag retirement at …
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A tree planted in memory of Billy Twiehuas, a Wright City resident who donated much of his time to the parks and recreation department before his passing, was dedicated during the flag retirement at Diekroeger Park on Saturday, June 6. Luke Bruning, a recent graduate of Wright City, earned his Eagle Scout badge through completion of the project. Pictured, from left, are Mike Turner, son-in-law; Kim Turner, daughter; Amanda Turner, grandaughter; Opal Twiehaus, widow; and Bruning. Derrick Forsythe photo.
