OT--Zimmerman(n) Women Support Hillary Clinton For President!
-JB (WesternWA)
President are the last two listed (the alphabet thing). Since there
are nearly a hundred Zimmerman(n)s in Iowa, these intelligent ladies
may be the wife and/or sister, etc. of one of the many Zimmerman(n)s
there with the nickname or middle name Linus. Hate to do the
detective work for the Lazy Haranguer but he probably doesn't realize
how easy it is to hijack an I.P. (check the web for the procedure) and
since these two ladies are ardent Clinton supporters, it could be that
their husbands, also in the Hillary camp, have read plenty of RORT's
resident rightwing wacko Zimmerman's anti-Democratic Party drivel and
may be looking for a little revenge as the Mystery Poster. But maybe
not.... Anyway, our hats are off to these two fine ladies who
obviously have decided to have the Zimmerman(n) surname stand for
something wonderful, just and righteous instead of being known as the
primary cause of global warming thanks to the Hot Air Windbag of the
Arizona Desert.)
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
***Iowans for Hillary recently announced the names of over 250 women,
among them two noted Zimmerman(n) women, who have joined the Women's
Leadership Council for Team Hillary, a grassroots network of women
working to make history by electing Hillary president of the United
States. Team Hillary is committed to increasing the participation of
women in the caucuses by working within their community networks,
church groups and family ties.
***The leaders have united behind Hillary because of her incredible
record fighting for families, making college more affordable, and
expanding access to affordable health care. With her depth of
experience, working women and families recognize they will have a
powerful advocate in the White House.
***"Hillary Clinton has been a tireless advocate for families and
children and has proved she can deliver by providing six million
children health insurance through her spearheading of the State
Children's Health Insurance Program," said Former First Lady Christie
Vilsack. "Working families need an advocate like Hillary Clinton in
the White House and I will do everything I can to support her across
Iowa."
***"Supporting Hillary was an easy choice for me. She is a leader, a
uniter, and has never stopped fighting for America's working
families," said former Iowa Attorney General and Director of the
Office of Violence Against Women, Bonnie Campbell. "I have watched
Hillary since she was First Lady fighting to improve our schools and
expanding access to affordable and quality health care. She is our
greatest defender and I will do everything I can to help make her
successful in the caucuses."
***"As a mother herself, Hillary understands the difficulties in
balancing work and family and has proposed to expand the Family and
Medical Leave Act for that reason," said Iowa State Senator Staci
Appel. "Hillary is an advocate for families and will fight to provide
a safe and happy future for my kids. Hillary has worked so hard to
help my family so I will do the same for her."
***"Team Hillary is a key component of my campaign in Iowa, said
Hillary. "I am honored to have the support and efforts of this
talented and hard working group of women leaders across Iowa."
**********Women's Leadership Council for Hillary:
Jacky Adams of Red Oaks, Montgomery County; Montgomery County
Activist
Sue Akers of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; Democratic
Activist
Mary Aliva of Des Moines, Polk County; Educator and Mother of Seven
Marti Anderson of Des Moines, Polk County; Social Worker and Crime
Victim Activist
Jennifer Andrews of Bayard, Guthrie County; Union Leader
Staci Appel of Ackworth, Warren County; State Senator
Ann Au of Des Moines, Polk County; Small Business Owner
Deb Babb of Pleasant Hill, Polk County; Union Leader
Theresa Backham of Des Moines, Polk County; Local Activist
Catherine Bagley of Nevada, Story County; Healthcare Professional and
Activist
Regenia Bailey of Iowa City, Johnson County; City Councilwoman
Raela Baird-Rightsell of Tabor, Mills County; AFSCME Union
Representative
Bonnie Bannister of Washington, Washington County; Iowans for Hillary
County Coordinator, Democratic Activist
Dona Bark of De Witt, Clinton County; Past President and current Vice
President of the Central Community School District Board of Directors;
Past PTA President of the Central Community School District
Ruth Barnhill of Albia, Monroe County; Former Monroe County Vice-
Chair; Activist
Kathy Bass of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Business Owner
Deb Batey of Mt. Pleasant, Henry County; Educator
Elaine Baxter of Burlington, Des Moines County; Former Secretary of
State
Pat Baxter-Rebal of Leclaire, Scott County; Political Activist
Linda Beatty of Indianola, Warren County; Former State Rep. and Former
City Council Member
Katie Beckett of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Disability Rights
Activist
Rosanne Beyer of Dows, Franklin County; Mayor
Patty Bittner of Granger, Dallas County; Activist
Barbara Boatwright of Des Moines, Polk County; Founding Member of Dawn
and Retired Social Worker
Devin Boerm of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Connie Boesen of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist and
School Board Member
Cheryl Bolden of Des Moines, Polk County; Vice President of Sisters on
Target
Kay Bolton of West Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Linda Boothe Braby of Davis City, Decatur County; Political Activist
Margaret Borgen of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist,
Volunteer and Former School Board Member
Dody Boswell of Des Moines, Polk County; Educator
Kerry Bowen of Windsor Heights, Polk County; Women for a Stronger
America and CWA member
Susie Boyd of Shenandoah, Page County; Activist
Alissa Brammer of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Shelley Brody of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Mary Rose Brown of Iowa Falls, Hardin County; Political Activist, and
Former Hardin County Treasurer
Carol Brown of Bettendorf, Scott County; President of Quad Cities NOW
Pat Brown of Ames, Story County; Community Activist
Maria Brummel of Mc Gregor, Clayton County; Democratic Activist
Donna Buell of Spirit Lake, Dickenson County; Attorney
Kathy Butler of Woodward, Dallas County; Union Leader
Bonnie Campbell of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Attorney General,
Iowa Democratic Party Chair, and Clinton Administration Appointee
heading Violence Against Women Office
Jo Campbell of Carter Lake, Pottawattamie County; Professional
Educator; former Assistant Superintendent of Pottawattamie County
Mickey Carlson of Adel, Dallas County; Former Dallas County Chair
Pat Carmody of Colo, Story County; Activist
Sheri Carnahan of Davenport, Scott County; Deputy Political Director
of AFSCME Council 61
Suki Cell of Mount Vernon, Linn County; Retired
Claire Celsi of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Cande Cerniglia of West Des Moines, Polk County; Democratic Activist
Marilyn Chiodo of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Jean Classon of Des Moines, Polk County; President of Iowa NOW
Deborah Conger of Iowa City, Johnson County; Former County Recorder
Joyce Connors of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Hills and Dales Board,
Riverview Center Inc. Board, Convention Visitors Bureau
Connie Cook of Des Moines, Polk County; Educator
Norma Coret of Woodbine, Harrison County; Former County Chair
Camile Curley of Mason City, Cerro Gordo County; Women and Political
Activist
Lynn Cutler of Waterloo, Black Hawk County; Honorary; Former Black
Hawk County Supervisor and Former Senior Staff in the Clinton
Administration
Sondy Daggett of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Small Business Owner
Judith Dailey of Newton, Jasper County; Democratic Activist
Swati Dandekar of Marion, Linn County; State Representative
Laurie Davis of Charles City, Floyd County; Political and Community
Volunteer
Sharon Dearden of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist
Linda Del Gallo of Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Tammy D-Ferrell of Roland, Story County; Educator
Jasmine Draper of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Suzy Drish of Fairfield, Jefferson County; Democratic Activist and
Farmer
Pam Duffy of Adel, Dallas County; Activist
Monica Edwards of Anamosa, Jones County; Union Leader
Christine Edwards of Anamosa, Jones County; Union Leader
Bonnie Eggers of Agency, Wapello County; Labor Activist
Cynthia Eisenhauer of Ankeny, Polk County; Former Chief of Staff for
Governor Tom Vilsack
Maureen Elbert of Whittemore, Kossuth County; Exectuive Diector of
Kossuth & Palo Alto Economic Development; President of Professional
Developers of Iowa
Mary Elgar of Mt. Pleasant, Henry County; Community Activist and
Member and Former Chair of Henry County Democrats and 3rd
Congressional District Central Committee
Sarah England of Iowa City, Johnson County; Professor, University of
Iowa
Helen Epperson of Ottumwa, Wapello County; Political Activist
Shelly Escobedo of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Webster County
Activist
Ida Ferring of Eldridge, Scott County; Democratic Activist
Paige Fiedler of Johnston, Polk County; Attorney
Patti Fields of Iowa City, Johnson County; Iowa City School Board
Member; Member of the Advisory Board for University of Iowa Civic
Engagement
Jennifer Flaherty of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Nurse
Fran Fleck of West Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist and
Volunteer
Alice Floss of Iowa City, Johnson County; Community Activist
Valentina Fominykh of Des Moines, Polk County; International
Consultant and Community Activist
Cynthia Forbes of Urbandale, Dallas County; Women for a Stronger
America Treasurer
Patricia Foster of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Educator
Catherine Fouts of Newton, Jasper County; Community Volunteer
Melanie Friedman of Iowa City, Johnson County; Political Activist
Ellen Fritz of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; Union Leader
Cassandra Furlong of Des Moines, Polk County; AFSCME Member
Kathryn Glasgo of Corning, Adams County; Activist
Annie Glawe of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Kathe Goldstein of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Activist and Volunteer
Kerry Goodson of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Lynn Graves of Waukee, Dallas County; Political Activist
Madonna Griffith of Lawton, Woodbury County; Nurse
Connie Gronstal of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; Iowa Civil
Rights Commissioner; FAMILY Programs Supervisor; AEA School Social
Worker of 28 Years
Kate Gronstal of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; PE; Civil
Engineer; Community and Political Activist
Julie Haggerty of Urbandale, Polk County; Polk County Recorder
Kay Halloran of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Mayor
Diane Hamilton of Storm Lake, Buena Vista County; Attorney and Former
Buena Vista County Chair
Johnie Hammond of Ames, Story County; Former State Senator and died-in-
the-wool Democrat
Karla Hansen of Holstein, Ida County; Healthcare Activist
Ruth Harkin of Cumming, Warren County; Business leader, Attorney and
Clinton Administration Appointee as President and CEO of the Overseas
Private Investment Corporation
Marisue Hartung of Ames, Story County; Democratic Activist and Social
Worker
Sharon Haselhoff of Iowa City, Johnson County; Political Activist
Myrna Heddinger of Palo Alto, Palo Alto County; Activist
Carolyn Heising of Ames, Story County; Professor of Engineering, Iowa
State University
Cindy Heland of Burlington, Des Moines County; Political Activist
Megan Heneke of Iowa City, Johnson County; Past President of Iowa
College Democrats and University of Iowa Democrats
Carmen Hernandez of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Educator
Sue Heslinga of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County; Educator and Activist
Carla Hicklin of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County; Activist
Nicole Hinton of Waukee, Dallas County; Political Activist
Linda Hinton of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Coleen Homan of Des Moines, Polk County; Union Leader
Barbara Hood of Fairfield, Jefferson County; Former Jefferson County
Chair
Liz Hoskins of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Community Activist
Ida Houk of Ottumwa, Wapello County; Wapello County Democratic Central
Committee member
Sandra Hudson of Iowa City, Johnson County; Activist
Elizabeth Jacobi of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Municipal Attorney
Carolyn Jenison of Des Moines, Polk County; River Bend Association
resident and neighborhood Activist
Lee Jolliffe of Des Moines, Polk County; Professor of Journalism at
Drake University
Cheryll Jones of Bloomfield, Davis County; Political Activist
Susan Judkins of Clive, Polk County; Business Leader, Community
Volunteer, and President of Nexus
Theresa Kehoe of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Patricia Kelly of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Activist
Eileen Kennedy of New Hampton, Chickasaw County; Activist
Kay Kibbie of Emmetsburg, Palo Alto County; Life long Political
Activist, Mother and Grandmother
Susan Knapp of Van Meter, Dallas County; Business Leader and
Philanthropist
Diane Kolmer of West Des Moines, Polk County; Political and Policy
Activist
Kati Kregel of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Community Activist and
former director of Buena Vista Uiversity Fort Dodge Center
Mary Ford Krier of Ollie, Keokuk County; Business Women, Former
Supervisor, Farm Activist, and Child Advocate
Julie Kron Bruntz of West Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Shayna Kurland of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Donna Lawson of Jefferson, Greene County; Greene County Treasurer
Barbara Leach of , Cass County; Honorary; Former Vice Chair of the
Iowa Democratic Party; President, Rural America Now
Earlene Ledford of Muscatine, Muscatine County; Union Leader
Vicki Lensing of Iowa City, Johnson County; State Representative
Alice Lopez of Lowden, Cedar County; Cedar County Task Force on
Elderly issues
Margaret Lucas of Bedford, Taylor County; Democratic Activist and Red
Hatter
Amanda Luong of Des Moines, Polk County; Local Activist
Janet Lyness of Iowa City, Johnson County; Johnson County Attorney
Carolyn Lynner of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Cyril Mandelbaum of West Des Moines, Polk County; CPA; Past President
of Nexus
Valentina Martin of Waterloo, Black Hawk County; Author and Retired
Realtor
Mary Mascher of Iowa City, Johnson County; State Representative
Dorothy Mauro of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Grace Mauro of Des Moines, Polk County; Retired
Jo McCarty of Iowa City, Johnson County; Educator
Martha McCormick of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Erin McCullough of Lake View, Sac County; Attorney
Mary McGee of Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Dr. Andy McGuire of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Lieutenant
Governor Candidate
Alissa McKinney of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Sue McKinney of Colo, Story County; Famer and Vineyard owner
Betty McMahon of Muscatine, Muscatine County; Iowans for Hillary
County Coordinator; Muscatine County Chair
Juanita Mehmen of Charles City, Floyd County; Red Hater and Chaplain
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Doreen Meier of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Hill's Angels, Volunteer at
St. Luke's Hospital, Member of Poe Chapter HJ, Volunteer at St. Paul's
Methodist Church
Rocky Menke of Fort Madison, Lee County; Labor and Political Activist
Paula Meyer , Mitchell County; Board Member, Federal Home Loan Bank of
Des Moines and Luther College and President, Friends of Ngong Road
Jeanne Middleton of Ankeny, Polk County; Union Leader
Mary Mincer Hansen of Panora, Guthrie County; Former Director of the
Iowa Public Health Department
Deb Mitchell of West Des Moines, Polk County; Realtor
Joni Mitchell Schnoes of West Des Moines, Dallas County; Educator
Juanita Moreno of Glenwood, Mills County; Activist
Kim Motl of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Chair of Webster County
Democrats
Jessie Myers of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Vi Neil of La Porte City, Black Hawk County; Activist
Charlotte Nelson of Des Moines, Polk County; Advocate
Pat Nichols of Knoxville, Marion County; County Coordinator; Activist
Marcia Nichols of Johnston, Polk County; Political Director, AFSCME
Iowa Council 61
Mary Norton of New Hartford, Butler County; Former County Supervisor
and retired educator
Becky Olafsen of Monona, Clayton County; Educator and Democratic
Activist
Patsy Olejniczak of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Webster County
Coordinator, Iowans for Hillary
Linda Olson of Marengo, Iowa County; Activist
Jean Oxley of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; First Woman to Sit on Linn
County Board of Supervisors
Kim Painter of Iowa City, Johnson County; Johnson County Recorder
Jerica Parker of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Cedar Rapids Activist
Peggy Paullin of Norwalk, Warren County; Small Business Owner
Sally Pederson of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Lieutenant Governor
Phyllis Peters of Ames, Story County; Political Activist and former
Story County Chair
Mary Peterson of Centerville, Appanoose County; Democratic Activist
Phyllis Peterson of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Educator
Barbara Pfieffer of Saint Charles, Madison County; Activist
Palma Pope of Whiting, Monona County; County Vice Chair
Cynthia Posovich of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County; Activist
Marcella Prevo of Bloomfield, Davis County; Former Director of Women
and Children's Health for WIC in 7 counties; Realtor
Sandra Quilty of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Holly Raczkowski of Decorah, Winneshiek County; Troop Leader Girl
scout Troops 345 and 348 of Decorah Council Delegate of Girl Scouts of
Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois.
Linda Reichert of Muscatine, Muscatine County; Small Business Owner
and Activist
Mary E. Richards of Ames, Story County; Former Story County Attorney
Mary Riche of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Doreen Rick of Mason City, Cerro Gordo County; Educator
Marcia Rogers of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; President of Management
Resource Group
Judy Rose of Anamosa, Jones County; Secretary of Jones County
Democrats
Judy Rutledge of West Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Holly Sagar of Des Moines, Polk County; Labor and Community Services
Activist; Chair of the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women
Laura Sands of Des Moines, Polk County; Polk County Activist
Becky Schmitz of Fairfield, Jefferson County; State Senator
Pat Schneider of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Volunteer
Lori SchraderBachar of Ankeny, Polk County; Community Volunteer
Mary Ann Schuldt of Sioux City, Woodbury County; Retired Educator
Dawn Schulte of Burlington, Des Moines County; Educator
Jeanne Shannon of Independence, Buchanan County; Former County
Recorder
Patsy Shors of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Christina Siepker of Urbandale, Polk County; Union Leader
Georgia Sievers of Avoca, Pottawattamie County; Former Vice Chair of
Pottawattamie County Democrats
Julie Smith of Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Constance Smith of Johnston, Polk County; Life long Democratic
Activist, mother and grandmother
Campbell Spencer of Des Moines, Polk County; Former GLBT Outreach
Director for the Democratic National Committee and Gore 2000
Sara Porter Stark of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Volunteer at Cedar
Rapids Free Health Clinic and Hill's Angels
Julie Stauch of Des Moines, Polk County; Community and Political
Activist
Sarah Stephenson of Iowa City, Johnson County; Activist and University
of Iowa Law Student
Mary Stier of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Publisher, Des Moines
Register
Ann Stough of Panora, Guthrie County; Guthrie County Democratic Party
Secretary
Jean Stowell of Northwood, Wright County; Activist
Maura Strassberg of Grinnell, Poweshiek County; Professor, Drake Law
School
Sally Stutsman of Riverside, Johnson County; Johnson County
Supervisor
Sarah Sunderman of Ames, Story County; ISU Democrats President
Gail Sunner of Ventura, Cerro Gordo County; Nurse and Community
Activist
Kim Taylor of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Mother and Political
Activist
Dawn Taylor of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Carrie Tedore of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Executive Committee, Dubuque
County Democrats
Linda Terry of Greenfield, Adair County; Former Chair, Adair County
Democrats and Farm Activist
Connie Terry of Earlham, Madison County; Educator
Dr. Julianne Thomas of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Pediatrician and
Community Activist
Cathy Thompson of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Community Activist
Geri Thornsberry of Waterloo, Black Hawk County; Organizational
Consultant
Sara Tokheim of North Liberty, Johnson County; Activist
Rita Vargas of Davenport, Scott County; Scott County Recorder
Christie Vilsack of Mt. Pleasant, Henry County; Former First Lady of
Iowa
Judy Wagner of Larrabee, Cherokee County; Former Mayor of Larrabee,
Activist
Marcia Wanamaker of Waukee, Dallas County; Real Estate Developer
Kathryn Waterhouse of Sperry, Des Moines County; Supporter
Susan Webster of Norwalk, Warren County; Realtor and Ecobroker
Theresa Weeg of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Phyllis Weeks of Knoxville, Marion County; Marion County Chair and 3rd
Congressional District Central Committee
Margi Weiss of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Sharon Wellendorf of Ida Grove, Ida County; Director of Nursing at
Horn Memorial
Anita Wendt of Sioux City, Woodbury County; Retired Educator and
Community Activist
Deb Westvold of Des Moines, Polk County; Social Worker & Mental Health
Advocate
Robin White of Earlville, Delaware County; Union Leader
Donna Whitead of Sioux City, Woodbury County; Activist
Karen Wick of Mediapolis, Des Moines County; Des Moines County Central
Committee
Ann Wilde of West Des Moines, Polk County; Marketing Consultant
Jane Wilson of Burlington, Des Moines County; Community Activist and
Director of an Energy Assistance Program in Southeast Iowa
Cindy Winckler of Davenport, Scott County; State Representative & Past
President of National Business and Professional Women
Jane Witt of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Community Activist and
Volunteer
Linda Yoder of Marengo, Iowa County; County Supervisor
Sarah Zaruba of Newton, Jasper County; Union Leader
***Grace Zimmerman of Anamosa, Jones County; Former County Treasurer
***Rachel Zimmermann of Iowa City, Johnson County; Political Activist
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Check this link to prove veracity of this post.
Lone Haranguer
> (Note: The two Zimmerman(n) women supporting Hillary Clinton for
Since there
> are nearly a hundred Zimmerman(n)s in Iowa,
Probably a lot more. I only have one relative I'm aware of though.
Linus is a rare name among Zimmermanns. The only other one I was aware
of has been 6 feet under for years.
LZ
-JB (WesternWA)
<<<<<<<<<<That you're aware of? Don't you realize that all those good
Germans in the US with the surname Zimmerman(n) are ALL RELATED? All
of you probably can be traced to some lone ancestor a couple of
centuries ago who came to America to start the Con-Kook party.
And Linus could easily be a middle name although the first name of
many listed only as L. Zimmerman could be a Linus too. although if you
check national directories you'll find quite a few Linus Zimmermans in
this country.
But, stuck in a corner of the national wasteland you probably wouldn't
know that. GASP, there's something the windbag wouldn't know
about??? DOUBLE GASP!
A-N-D, probably every person in the US named Carpenter was also a
Zimmerman at one time but decided to anglicize and translate so they
could hide the fact they were krauts.
The REALLY BIG PROBLEM you're having with this is that perhaps two
flesh-and-blood members of your extended American family are dyed-in-
the-wool Democrats and supporting Hillary and that probably rankles
you the most. Although it is refreshing to see that some members of
your family have a lick of sense, as the saying goes.
HAW HAW HAW HAW HAW
Lone Haranguer
> On Nov 13, 8:48 pm, Lone Haranguer <lin...@hughes.net> wrote:
>> -JB (WesternWA) wrote:
>>> (Note: The two Zimmerman(n) women supporting Hillary Clinton for
>>> President are the last two morons in their family tree.
>>> Since there are nearly a hundred Zimmerman(n)s in Iowa,
>
>> Probably a lot more. I only have one relative I'm aware of though.
>> Linus is a rare name among Zimmermanns. The only other one I was aware
>> of has been 6 feet under for years.
>> LZ
>
> <<<<<<<<<<That you're aware of? Don't you realize that all those good
> Germans in the US with the surname Zimmerman(n) are ALL RELATED?
Oh oh! Another display of ignorance similar to your knowledge of
chickens. Zimmermann is a common German name and was applied to ANYONE
who practiced the trade of carpentry in that country.
All
> of you probably can be traced to some lone ancestor a couple of
> centuries ago who came to America to start the Con-Kook party.
Wrongo-bongo, Herr Dummkopf.
Although it is refreshing to see that some members of
> your family have a lick of sense, as the saying goes.
>
Most likely adopted.
LZ
-JB (WesternWA)
> Oh oh! Another display of ignorance similar to your knowledge of
> chickens. Zimmermann is a common German name and was applied to ANYONE who practiced the trade of carpentry in that country.
XXXXXXXX---YOU ARE THE IGNORANT ONE. Of course, with you miniscule
reading skills, it's understandable, but I already said that in an
earlier post nitwit. I posted, "A-N-D, probably every person in the
US named Carpenter was also a
Zimmerman at one time but decided to anglicize and translate so they
could hide the fact they were krauts." This was an obvious reference,
at least to those with an IQ above a minimum level, that the German
name Zimmermann translated to "Carpenter" because that's what they
called carpenters in Germany. So I already stated that in a previous
posting but to someone who rarely comprehensively reads a post but
just starts spewing his ignorance out of the other end, it's
conceivable that you would miss something that obvious in your
oblivious state of mind.
> All of you probably can be traced to some lone ancestor a couple of
> > centuries ago who came to America to start the Con-Kook party.
Wrongo-bongo, Herr Dummkopf.
XXXXXXXX--- Gawd, you are sooo stupid Zimmerman. Of course, they
didn't, it was a joking reference to your current preoccupation with
the Wacko Wingnut Party, aka Republican, HERR DUMMKOPF ZIMMERMAN.
> Although it is refreshing to see that some members of> your family have a lick of sense, as the saying goes. Most likely adopted.
XXXXXXXMost likely flesh and blood relatives, probably distant cousins
who grew up with a sense of the world around them instead of jaded,
lonely and misguided like the Arizona Windbag.
Lone Haranguer
> On Nov 14, 7:35 am, Lone Haranguer <lin...@hughes.net> wrote:
>
>> Oh oh! Another display of ignorance similar to your knowledge of
>> chickens. Zimmermann is a common German name and was applied to ANYONE who practiced the trade of carpentry in that country.
>
> XXXXXXXX---YOU ARE THE IGNORANT ONE. Of course, with you miniscule
> reading skills, it's understandable, but I already said that in an
> earlier post nitwit. I posted, "A-N-D, probably every person in the
> US named Carpenter was also a
> Zimmerman at one time but decided to anglicize and translate so they
> could hide the fact they were krauts."
Which was obviously in error since Brits also had people named Carpenter
who arrived in the U.S.
This was an obvious reference,
> at least to those with an IQ above a minimum level, that the German
> name Zimmermann translated to "Carpenter" because that's what they
> called carpenters in Germany.
Except YOU claimed they had a common ancestor when the FACT is they only
shared a certain craft.
So I already stated that in a previous
> posting
You bleated your ignorance of genealogy and I nailed you on it.
>
>> All of you probably can be traced to some lone ancestor a couple of
>>> centuries ago who came to America.
Sorry. Wrong again. Dunce cap time.....
LZ