Big Hat, Big Heart: The Story of Businessman & Philanthropist Carl I. WengerCarl Wenger is the epitome of a man who realized the American Dream, not by greed or a sense of entitlement, but by putting boots on faith and work and walking the talk. He excelled as a young man in Future Farmers of America; he started a used farm equipment business that grew into a multi million dollar business; he and his wife raised seven children; and spurred by a family tragedy, he initiated a foundation that has given more than a million

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Kauffman (1901-1992) married to Priscilla E

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000 acres of land near the Indians— the first Mennonite settlement in what was to later become Lancaster Co

During the 1880s to 1940

her call and faithful service as a nurse/midwife to Africa

and again in 1768

is ushered into the spare room to leaf through the pages of her treasured scrapbooks

They lived near Ephrata

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warns him that it might not be "lucky" to get involved with someone who has ties to the mafia