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From her longtime political activism to her Oscar-winning acting, Jane Fonda has never done anything halfheartedly, and she brings this characteristic intensity to her faith. When she talks about "feeling the presence of the Almighty," her view of Jesus, and the way she prays, her voice wells from deep within her chest. You may know this voice from her films (among dozens of others: "Barbarella," "Klute," "On Golden Pond," and currently in theaters, "Monster-in-Law"), or from her aerobics videos ("feel the burn!"), or from film reels from the sixties, when she spoke out against the Vietnam War. Fonda, now 67, spoke with us recently about her spirituality.
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Beliefnet: Although you didn't identify with a particular religious path until recently, your book seems to tell the story of someone whose spiritual consciousness has been developing her whole life. You were raised as an agnostic, or an atheist?
Fonda: I always assumed it was as an atheist. Looking back now, I guess it was more an agnostic upbringing. My father's parents were Christian Science practitioners.
Things began to change for me-as I think they do for many people-when I was in crisis. I think that the reason that that happens is because pain can break you open. And you can go several ways with it. You can pretend that it's not happening and you can cover the broken places with busyness or alcohol or whatever-you can numb it.
What happened to me was, and I remember exactly where I was on the day: I mean, I was really in pain, and I said out loud-I was by myself-"If God wants me to suffer like this, there must be a reason." And it took me by surprise; I did a double take. I thought, "Where is that coming from?" And from that time forward, I became aware of, I call them coincidences. I just became very aware that the absolute right person would come into my life at the moment that I needed to know something. The exact right book would come into my hands. Oftentimes by people I didn't know. They were like sign posts! And I thought, "Has this been going on all along and I just didn't notice?"
And along about that time, I heard Bill Moyers say, "Coincidences are God's way of manifesting," and that lodged in me. That just really struck me and about that same time, I met Ted Turner and moved to Georgia-[laughs] Atlanta, Georgia!
|When I need an answer, or I need someone to be helped, it's always the same: my hands in prayer position and my thumbs pressed against my third eye, my forehead...
Now, I had never lived in an environment where people went to church regularly and had a living faith. And I was, utterly fascinated because they were smart people, President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn and Ambassador Andrew Young and many others who were friends with Ted and people of deep faith. And I was married to Ted, a professed atheist, for ten years and for eight of those years, I spent a lot of time listening and talking and asking questions of these people.
By that time, it had come to feel like I was being led. It was a somatic feeling that I was being beckoned, and I often felt that there was a light drawing me. And I'm not a woo-woo kind of person! I'm not a New Age person. I grew up in the fifties. But it was a very powerful feeling.
What I realized writing my book was that I had been empty since adolescence. Whenever I try to figure out how to describe it, it always manifests for me in terms of emptiness. I feel like when I was an adolescent, and felt so unworthy of love and so empty, I moved outside of myself. Myself emptied out of myself. And what was left was a more perfect me that maybe people could love, and I wasn't going to show them the other part. And when you do that, you fill in the emptiness-well, it fills up with anxiety real fast, and to numb the anxiety you do many things. I suffered from eating disorders, and drinking, and you know, there are many ways of numbing it.
So if you leap almost 50 years later and I'm living in Georgia and I'm having this feeling of being led and I find myself so curious about this faith that these people all around me are practicing. I felt my emptiness being filled up with reverence.
This is the hunger that you talk about in the book-
Yes, yes.
--and finally that hunger is being satisfied.
With what I was really searching for all along. It was spiritual hunger. I was learning to be satisfied by spirit, [whereas before] I had been trying to satisfy the hunger with other things. And so, you know, like many people, I could have sort of settled with being spiritual.
You mean, settled with being spiritual, as opposed to becoming religious?
Correct. It would have just been meditation, but it became prayer.
I think it's partly that I live in Georgia; it's partly that it's my culture. You know, I wasn't attracted to Buddhism although I really respect it. I wasn't attracted to Islam although I really respect it. Or Judaism. I'm attracted to Jesus.
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Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; Designation of Critical Habitat for the Klamath River and Columbia River Populations of Bull Trout (Salvelinus confluentus)
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Since defeating Pittsburgh in Week Nine — earning the all-important season sweep and head-to-head tiebreaker with Pittsburgh, which is also 10-3 — the Ravens have lost just once, and they have captured four games in a row after that disappointing 22-17 loss to Seattle in Week 10.
The Ravens' defense has played especially well recently. In the last three games, the Ravens have allowed two touchdowns — and both of those scores were in the fourth quarter, when Baltimore had the games under control. In fact, the Colts' TD Sunday was on their final play.
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Through Sunday's games, the Ravens were allowing fewer yards per play (4.45) than any other club. They were second in rushing yards allowed, fifth in passing yards surrendered and third in points given up (15.5). Only the Steelers and 49ers were allowing fewer points per contest — and Baltimore is a combined 3-0 against those clubs.
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Quigley leads South Region women's romp; Blahnik NCAA-bound for men
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One experience in trying to get a Photo ID
When a 96-year-old Chattanooga resident went to a driver's license station to get a free ID for voting, carrying an envelope full of documents, a clerk denied her request, reports the Chattanooga TFP.
That morning (Dorothy) Cooper slipped a rent receipt, a copy of her lease, her voter registration card and her birth certificate into a Manila envelope. Typewritten on the birth certificate was her maiden name, Dorothy Alexander.
"But I didn't have my marriage certificate," Cooper said Tuesday afternoon, and that was the reason the clerk said she was denied a free voter ID at the Cherokee Boulevard Driver Service Center.
"I don't know what difference it makes," Cooper said.
Cooper visited the state driver service center with Charline Kilpatrick, who has been working with residents to get free photo IDs. After the clerk denied Cooper's request, Kilpatrick called a state worker, explained what happened and asked if Cooper needed to return with a copy of the marriage certificate.
"The lady laughed," Kilpatrick said. "She said she's never heard of all that."
Tennessee Department of Safety spokeswoman Dalya Qualls said in a Tuesday email that Cooper's situation, though unique, could have been handled differently.
"It is department policy that in order to get a photo ID, a citizen must provide documentation that links their name to the documentation that links their name to the document they are using as primary proof of identity," Qualls said. "In this case, since Ms. Cooper's birth certificate (her primary proof of identity) and voter registration card were two different names, the examiner was unable to provide the free ID."
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The N.C. High School Athletic Association concludes its centennial celebration Saturday night with a banquet honoring many of the top players, coaches and administrators in the organizations 100-year history.
The NCHSAA traces its history back to the first statewide high school athletic competition in the state, a boys track meet organized at the University of North Carolina on April 11, 1913.
Saturdays celebration also will honor 100 coaches, 100 administrators, 100 male athletes and 100 female athletes selected by a special committee.
It is a celebration of high school athletics in North Carolina, said Karen DeHart, an NCHSAA assistant commissioner. It is a time to reflect on our past and look to the future.
Throughout the year, the NCHSAA has honored administrators, coaches and championship teams and recognized sponsors who have been involved in high school athletics in the state.
All-state golf: Four area boys and three area girls were named to the first teams of the 2013 N.C. all-state junior golf team selected by the Tarheel Youth Golf Association and the Carolinas Golf Association. The selections are based on junior play, not just high school competition.
Emilia Migliaccio of Athens Drive is the girls player of the year. She is joined on the first team by middle schoolers Jennifer Chang of Cary and Gina Kim of Chapel Hill.
The girls second team includes Savannah Gowarty of Sanderson, Jessica Kittelberger of Ravenscroft, Siranon Shoomee of Lee County and Alaina Yeatts of Durham Trinity.
Fuquay-Varinas Catherine Ashworth, Wake Forests Rhea Bhatia and middle schooler Haeley Wotnosky of Wake Forest are third-team picks.
Eric Bae of Athens Drive, Thomas Eldridge of Millbrook, Benjamin Griffin of East Chapel Hill and Doc Redman of Cary Academy are among the 10 boys selected for the first team.
Timothy Conover of Holly Springs, Stephen Franken of Millbrook, Will Minton of Broughton and Patrick Stephenson of South Johnston are on the boys second team. Broughton golfers Preyer Fountain and Stephen Saleeby are on the third team.
Mariners cruising: The East Carteret boys basketball team pushed its record to 14-0 on Tuesday with a 97-42 Coastal Plains 1A victory against Lejeune.
The Mariners set a school record for victories in 2012-13 and reached the N.C. High School Athletic Association Eastern Regional title game before closing a 25-6 season with a loss to Rocky Mount Prep.
Coach Billy Anderson returned essentially the entire team and believed the club could be even better if the players really wanted to be better.
I didnt know if wed be hungry, Anderson said. But the players have set high goals and have worked very hard to reach them. Ive never had a team that worked as hard on defense as this group.
East Carteret proved its mettle by beating previously undefeated New Hanover, 69-62; Wilmington Ashley, 72-59; and Millbrook, 63-56, to win the Leon Brogden Invitational at UNC-Wilmington during the holidays.
The 1A Mariners knocked off 4A teams on three successive nights.
East Carteret, which is near Beaufort, isnt imposing before the tipoff. Sophomore Trevor Willis, who is 6-foot-3, is the tallest player. Senior post player Xavier Fallin is 6 feet 2 and junior wing Ty Simmons is 6 feet 1. Junior guards Jacque Brown and Sam Johnson are both 5 feet10.
But they can all shoot. Willis, who was the MVP in Wilmington, and Simmons average 16 points and eight ebounds each. Johnson averages 15 points, primarily on three-pointers.
Brown, who was the Coastal Plains 1A player of the year in 2012-13, leads the team with 20 points and 7.5 assists.
Whitfield baseball: The 42nd annual George Whitfield Baseball Clinic is scheduled for Saturday at Goldsboro High. Whitfield annually assembles a staff that includes college and professional coaches.
Among the staff this year are the head coaches from Methodist University, Ferrum College, East Carolina, Young Harris College, Pitt Community College, Virginia Military, Brunswick Community College, UNC-Wilmington, Catawba College, Mount Olive College, Campbell, Louisburg, UNC-Greensboro and Richmond.
Dave Bristol, a former manager for the Reds, Brewers, Braves and Giants, also will be an instructor.
The clinic is open to players from little league through high school and to all coaches. For details, contact Whitfield at 919-778-6013.
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News Summary: Goldman Sachs earnings surge
(AP) - GOOD OLD DAYS: Goldman Sachs went some way to restoring its reputation as a Wall Street powerhouse after reporting that earnings almost tripled in the fourth quarter.
FEWER BANKERS: While revenues surged, driven in part by a jump in bond underwriting, Goldman achieved the profit increase with fewer bankers. The investment bank's headcount was marginally lower last year than in 2011.
A LITTLE BIT MORE: Even though revenue surged, Goldman Sachs was able to keep a tight rein on compensation, its biggest single expense. That's good for shareholders.
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By Bob Hertzel
Times West Virginian
It may not reach the level the late West Virginia University coach Bill Stewart's "Leave No Doubt" speech reached the last time the Mountaineers faced Oklahoma, as they do at 7 p.m. today at Milan Puskar Stadium, but present coach Dana Holgorsen is going to call on voices from the past to try to inspire his slumping team to victory.
Holgorsen has made phone calls to Bruce Irvin, Chris Neild, Julian Miller and, yes, Patrick White, who engineered that "Make No Doubt" upset in the Fiesta Bowl of 2008,and Jeff Hostetler, who engineered the other program-changing upset of the Sooners in 1982, and invited them to address the team.
"Coach Holgorsen sent me a text, and then called me," White told the website WVU Pros, "asking if I were in Morgantown could I come and talk to the team. I said, I wasn't at that time, but I will be there."
White said that he and the others will address the team to "try to spark the flame," just as Stewart did at the Fiesta Bowl when he went before a demoralized WVU team that had been upset by a four-touchdown underdog Pitt team when it stood on the doorstep of playing for the national championship.
"We can out-block them. We can out-tackle them, We can out-hit 'em and out-hustle 'em.
"Don't leave your wingman. Never, ever, ever bail out on your brother.
"Let 'em know. Leave no doubt tonight! Leave no doubt tonight! No doubt!
"They shouldn't have played the old gold and blue. Not this night! Not this night!"
And off they went to tear Oklahoma apart, 48-28, to save the program from what might have been total disaster after the Pitt loss and Rich Rodriguez's exit, to earn Stewart the job he held until Holgorsen came long.
Now, Holgorsen has a team that looked like a national championship team, one that won its first five games and broke all kinds of offensive records in the process, a team that has crumbled as it faced its first Big 12 season.
Four losses in a row, a defense that already has given up more points than any other Mountaineer team with three regular-season games left, no bowl bid assured have put WVU at the edge of a cliff with as steep a fall as that Fiesta Bowl team faced.
And Oklahoma is probably the last team you would ask to face in such a situation.
Hungry for revenge, still in the hunt for the Big 12 title and a BCS bid, the Sooners are playing the best they have played this season.
"We are talking about a place that has won seven national championships and seven Big 12 championships, so they are used to winning," Holgorsen said in discussing the challenge. "They have always been known for their defense. Coach Bob Stoops' brother, Mike (Stoops), is back with them after being a head coach at Arizona for a while, but you can tell that it has made a difference.
"It has made a difference from a discipline, effort and scheme standpoint. They play with tremendous effort. They are very sound, and they are very physical. They are very talented. All those things exist with their defense."
Mostly the defense is in one-on-one coverage, the Sooners hoping to take advantage of their great athleticism.
"It's not complicated," said offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson. "I call it 'cat coverage. I've got this cat, you've got that cat.'"
And WVU's offense is not what it was early in the season, Geno Smith being off in his normal accuracy over the past four games and having no running game to fall back on, the offensive line having deteriorated and the ability to convert on third and fourth down having diminished badly.
"We've not done a very good job of making plays when we had to make them,'' Smith said during the week. "It seems like we made a lot of them earlier.''
The offense Oklahoma offers is diverse and explosive, driven by senior quarterback Landry Jones, who would figure to have a huge day against one the nation's leakiest pass defenses.
"Everything starts with their quarterback, Landry Jones. It seems like he has been there for six years. I remember him in high school, and he came out of New Mexico. He came to our camp, and he is a very talented, big kid with a great arm and is a winner," Holgorsen said.
WVU's struggles have been taxing.
"It is not a lot of fun for anybody," Holgorsen said.
"It's been a tough four-game roll, but we're going to try to dig out of it," Smith said.
All of this, plus what Holgorsen has determined to be a lack of grit and determination from some of his players, is why he called in the heroes of the past to speak.
Perhaps he should have ordered uniforms for them, too.
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Shane Valko, the 2010 NCAA Division II National Champion, National tournament Outstanding Wrestler and NWCA National Wrestler of the Year, begins his second season as a Mountain Cat wrestling assistant coach.
Valko is a former four-time National Qualifier and three-time All-American. Prior to winning the national title as a senior, Valko placed fourth as a sophomore in 2008 and was the National Runner-up in 2009.
He won a pair of East Region championships and was named the 2009 East Region Outstanding Wrestler.
In 2008-09, Valko set Pitt-Johnstown's school-record for falls in a season at 133 lbs. with 18. He finished his career with 48 falls and had double-digit pins in each of his four seasons as a Mountain Cat.
Valko wrapped-up his Pitt-Johnstown career ranked ninth on the Mountain Cat All-Time Wins List with a 115-30 overall record.
Valko came to Pitt-Johnstown after a stellar career at Forest Hills High School where he posted a 164-17 record and was a three-time PIAA AA State Place winner with two fourth-place finishes and a third-place finish in 2005.
In 2010, Valko earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication from Pitt-Johnstown.
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Spiritual Life Theme 2013-14 – Synapse
We take our lead from Christ, who is the source of everything we do. He keeps us in step with each other. His very breath and blood flow through us, nourishing us so that we will grow up healthy in God, robust in love.
There is more to the Christian life than just trying to do the right thing or saying that you are a Christian. There is a way to live that not only knows about Jesus, but experiences Jesus. It makes living deeply with God not something you feel like you have to do, but makes it the most exciting, energizing, awesome thing in your life.
This year in Chapel we are exploring how belief and practice might be better connected in our Christian lives. No matter how deep or shallow our belief in Jesus may feel to us, we want to be people whose lives reflect what we believe.The very breath and blood of Jesus flow through us, fusing our head and heart, mind and body. As we grow up healthy in God, more connections are made between what we believe and how we live.
A synapse is the junction of two nerve cells in the brain to allow the exchange of an electrical current. Synpases are the microscopic messengers of our thoughts, emotions, and physical movements. The more we grow in Jesus, the more deeply our heart and the heart of God experience deep, lasting connections – exchanges of spiritual current that connect us to Jesus.
"God's very breath and blood flow through us, nourishing us so that we will grow up healthy in God, robust in love." (Ephesians 4:16).
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Cast down to the material world, the mysterious entity 'Raziel' seeks vengeance for betrayal by his master: Kain. Cursed to stalk the dark realms of Nosgoth, he must slay his undead brethren; only then can he absorb their souls for the energy he craves. Moving between the spectral and material plane, Raziel must negotiate puzzles, overcome traps and defy blood-chilling enemies to reach his goal - the final battle with Kain
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Wait for him to materialize and hit him. You need soul reaver to do damage. The spirit forge in the center of the arena always automatically fills your health. Simply run over to it to accomplish this. When you strike him the first time, he appears on the second tier, again usually behind you. Finally, when you hit him on the second tier, he will materialize on the third and highest tier, again usually behind you. Quickly hit him a third time to defeat him.
Pull the three stakes out of him to bring him back to life. Lure him into the furnace room very slowly -- if you move too fast, he will return to his room and you will have to begin again. Turn on the gas and hit the switch after he is in the furnace room to fry him.
Bring a torch with you to the fight with Zephon. Run up to his belly, and swipe the torch at the hole for a bit of damage. He will attack with his leg, and get it stuck in his belly. Strike the leg. He will be heavily damaged. Strike the egg hole to cause more damage. Any time he gets a leg stuck in the ground, hit it with the torch, then hit his egg sack to quickly kill him. This is easier than the "correct" method. After defeating . him, you will gain the ability to scale walls
To defeat the Malchia, lure him under one of the two spike gates and release them right when he is slithering under it. Repeat this on the other side of the room. After that, lure him into the center cage, quickly jump out, run to where Malchia started from, and roll the lever. This will cause the large spikes on the ceiling to come grinding down on top of him.
You must enter the chamber in the spectral realm. Go to the top pillar where the portal is located and materialize. After a brief exchange of words, your only task is to shoot out the windows lining the room to let in the sunlight. Use the force blast-- you do not need Soul Reaver, so do not worry about taking hits. After he dies, you will acquire the swimming ability
For those of you who feel the need to unleash your wrath upon your unsuspecting human friends, go ahead and kill them with glyphs. The other humans will not acknowledge that you are responsible. Try the force, stone, and fire glyphs. You can do fun things like sailing a worshipping human against the wall, killing him, and watching as he proceeds to slide into the water only to die again.
First, you must have a circular area around the target. For example: Assume that the target is a Dumahim vampire (the most common in Nosgoth). Now, without using autoface, run a complete circle around the vampire until Raziel is followed by a trace of blue energy. This energy, once fully invoked, will "constrict" the vampire, causing it to be momentarily stunned -- and allowing ample time for you to finish the it off. The Constrict ability has odd effects on humans. They are as follows:
1. Certain humans, once you begin the Constrict ability, will act as though they plummeted into water. If you do not finish the ability, they will "drown". 2. The human will get stunned when Constrict is half finished, allowing you to stop and feed on their soul. 3. The most common and normal result is that the human will instantaneously die.The Constrict ability is required to complete the puzzle in the Chrono-chamber. Also, make sure to return to areas of Nosgoth you have already visited prior to gaining that ability. You will find that Constrict can be used on many things, and may open up useful secrets (such as Eldritch artifacts, Glyphs, and life force pieces). Constrict does not work on Kain and will not work underwater.
Simply wait for him to materialize and hit him. He will appear behind you 90% of the time. You will acquire Soul Reaver after he is defeated.
You will encounter your first human in Malchia's domain. He is a vampire hunter garbed in silver armor, shoots silver stakes from a bow, and will be hostile. Leave him alone and continue on to fight the zombie-like vampire. Leave after killing it, and do not go back to the human. The next human you encounter, located in the gear room, should fall to his knees and hold out his arms. The humans now consider you an avenging angel. Do not attack them, or they will turn on you. Warning: Vampire Worshippers are garbed in red and gold. They wield throwing knives and staffs and will always attack. You may kill them as they are evil. Be sure to check your human targets. You will now be able to peacefully roam through the human stronghold.
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Dozens of locals – and not-so-locals – packed The Bench in Stony Brook for a Live Viewing Party of the first presidential debate, a mix of more than 60 students, small business owners.
"It's so great to see so many members of the community come out to get informed and listen to the direction each candidate wants to take the country," said Kara Hahn, Suffolk County legislator representing the region. "I like the back and forth that has been going on, it is allowing a lot of depth."
The Denver face-off between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney face off in Denver moderated by PBS News Hour host Jim Lehrer started at 9 p.m., though locals started trickling in around 8:20 p.m. and enjoyed hors d'oeuvres for a while before it kicked off.
But when it was all over, reaction at the Patch-sponsored party over who "won" the debate was mixed.
"It was great watching Obama flounder," said Centereach resident Rod Morgensen. "He was speaking in generalities. He didn't get away with his typical stuff. Romney was clear, concise and specific."
Adam Newman, a Port Jefferson resident, disagreed.
"I think it's great that Obama said he wanted to close tax breaks for companies that outsource," he said. "It's about time someone does something to keep jobs in America."
Local Stony Brook University media, including the Stony Brook Statesman, Stony Brook Press, Smithtown Radio, and WUSB were in attendance.
One SBU student, Craig Stein, said he wasn't particularly impressed by either candidate.
"They're telling people what they want to hear," Stein said. "I didn't hear anything really interesting."
On Oct. 11, vice presidential nominees Joe Biden and Paul Ryan will face off in a debate of their own, followed by the second presidential debate on Oct. 16 at Hofstra University in Hempstead.


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TRAVERSE CITY — Anne C. Chambers, 78, of Henderson, N.C., died Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 26, 2012. Born April 17, 1934, in Henderson, N.C., she was the daughter of the late Flemming B. and Alma L. Currin, of North Carolina.
She enjoyed attending Bay Pointe Community Church and felt welcomed there. The Prayer Team has whispered many prayers, and they were answered!! Mother was filled with a spirit of joy that will eternally be treasured in the hearts of her family and friends; thank you for your prayer cards, scripture cards and continued prayers.
Anne moved to Interlochen in 2011, where her daughter, Barbara Ann (Jerry and granddaughter, Lillian) Klinetop call home. Anne truly enjoyed life "Up North"; her time as a "fudgy" was spent watching her granddaughter play hockey for the North Stars U-16 Girls Travel Team (goalie), weekly lunches at G.T. Pie Co., Crystal Mountain Spa visits and local Lake Michigan day trips in the most beautiful place in America, ending the day with Moomers Cherry Jubilees ice cream.
Anne participated in the Northwestern Michigan Fair, enjoying Bingo and earning her own bragging rights with a Blue, Red and two White Ribbons, leaving priceless memories of three generations of participation for her family and friends.
Her gentle heart and kind spirit will be sorely missed. A lifelong supporter of "Feed the Children", contributing to her grandchild's mission trip to Haiti, and most recently, in June she helped keep the bakers awake while baking for the 20th NC Father Fred Ride. I will miss my mom; our journey was our own, filled with treasured memories; thank you, Mom.
She is survived by her supportive family; daughter, Barbara Ann (Jerry) Klinetop; granddaughters, Lillian Ann Klinetop, of Interlochen, and Virginia A.Lovell, of North Carolina; son, Larry N.Chambers, of Beaverton, Ore.; her longtime friend, Virginia Lovell, of Newport News, Va.; along with many nieces and nephews across the globe.
In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by her husband, Garland L. Chambers; daughter, Alma G. Lovell; brother, F.B. Flemming; sister, Jane C. Kuhn; and daughter-in-law, Gladys W. Chambers.
Visitation with the family will be held on Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, from 4 to 8 p.m., at the Reynolds Jonkhoff Funeral Home.
A special tribute will also take place at 4 p.m. for Alma G. Lowell, Anne's daughter, (who passed away this past December) by the Cherryland VFW Post #2780 for her service as a member of the United States Army.
In remembrance of Anne, memorials may be directed to Munson Hospice House, Traverse City.
Please visit www.reynolds-jonkhoff.com to share your thoughts and memories with the family.


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CARTER COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) -- The name of the person involved in an accident that shut down I-64 for several hours has been released.
According to Kentucky State Police, Ellie Jenkins, 45, of Ironton, Ohio was injured in the single-vehicle accident.
Jenkins, according to the release, was driving a 1998 black Chevy Blazer westbound on I-64, lost control of her vehicle and ended up overturning the vehicle.
The accident happened about 5:45 Thursday morning at mile marker 175.
Jenkins was airlifted to St. Mary's Medical Center where she is currently being treated for her injuries.
According to the release, Trooper Robinson was able to determine that alcohol was not a factor in the crash and that Jenkins was wearing a seat belt.
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