Bruins Fan Created His Own Unique Tribute To Franchise History
Michigan native and lifelong Bruins fan Ray Reetz created his own tribute to Bruins history when the pandemic took over the world.
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Michigan native and lifelong Bruins fan Ray Reetz created his own tribute to Bruins history when the pandemic took over the world.
YORK â âChances are weâll make it, chances are weâll go broke.â That was the sentiment of Ray and Shirley Reetz in 1964 when they took a leap of faith and expanded the little Cozy Lunch diner in downtown York. They even used their mantra in the new restaurantâs name â Chances R. The Reetzes spent many long hours transforming a small business into what became a legendary Nebraska eatery. Ray Reetz died May 20 at the age of 87 in Phoenix. In 1931, Hiney Nuefeld opened The Cozy Lunch. And in 1937, Roy and Robert Schultz (Shirleyâs father and grandfat...