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The K2 VO2 Boa women's inline skates offer classic K2 comfort, support, and performance as well as great convenience for the fitness skating enthusiast looking for speed and ease of use.Hidden behind the unique turquoise and white aesthetics lives some... Read More
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Check out the K2 Kinetic 80 women's inline skates from K2! You'll find some of K2's best tech on this wallet friendly skate including K2's softboot, stability plus cuff, and quick speedlace closure system. The softboot is going to offer a great fit whi... Read More
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The K2 VO2 90 Boa inline skates are going to offer the top of the line in fitness including all the great features you want when you are skating and have come to expect from K2.With the K2 VO2 90 Boa you get theBoa Closure System which is easily one of... Read More
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The K2 Kinetic 78 women's inline skate is the introductory skate in K2's line up making it great for beginner or first time skaters. The comfort of K2's original Softboot technology offers a warm hug for hours of skating enjoyment. An antimicrobial foo... Read More
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The K2 Alexis 80 is a great first skate for fitness skating, but is also enough skate for the intermediate skater looking for an inexpensive skate. The Alexis 80 mixes K2's patented Softboot technology with a stability cuff offering a comfortable fit w... Read More
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If you love skating and can't wait to hit the trails on those beautiful summer weekends then you'll love these Rollerblade Zetrablade Inline Skates. Featuring 80mm Rollerblade Wheels, you'll find that you have greater traction, better shock absorption ... Read More
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The Rollerblade Maxxum 90 Urban Inline Skates combine a fusion of superior lateral support, comfortable padded liners, and a versatile wheel setup that can be used for commuting, cruising, or training. The vented, molded hard shell provides plenty of s... Read More
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The Rollerblade Macroblade 84 ALU Inline Skates are great performance recreational skates when you want something more than just to cruise around. These skates have lots of great features to keep you comfortable, rolling fast and performing at your bes... Read More
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The Rollerblade Fusion X3 Urban Inline Skates were designed to handle the riggers and demands of city skating. This skate is rugged and comfortable and features a dark, bold design. There is still great performance to be had from the bulletproof fram... Read More
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Street skating and aggressive skating is all about destruction and creation. You go as hard as possible with the intent on doing something simply awesome. With the Rollerblade NJ5 Aggressive Skates, you'll have the ability to ride the rails, grind an... Read More
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The Rollerblade Tempest 90 C Inline Skates are a high-performance pair of skates ideal for those looking to do some fitness training and to go the distance with plenty of speed. The Precision 5 Star Fit Liner provides plenty of comfort and great suppo... Read More
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The K2 Uptown urban inline skates have some fantastic features making them a hard skate to pass up. Great performance from an aluminum frame and shock absorbing footbed meshes with unique features like glow in the dark accents to make a remarkable skat... Read More
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The Rollerblade Tempest 100 C Inline Skates offer plenty of support, comfort and strength so you can get the most out of your skating experience. The Tempest 100 C features a Carbon Fiber Shell which makes these skates very durable and supportive. With... Read More
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If you love skating and you pull on your inlines and hit the road ready to really work up a sweat, then you'll want to check out these K2 FIT X Pro Inline Skates; they're versatile and supportive, have a great fit and lots performance. Outfitted with a... Read More
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K2's Andra Womens Inline Skates, featuring the Technology of Comfort, come equipped with the revolutionary Softboot. This patented technology provides skaters with the precision and accuracy of a hardshell boot in a new, comfortable and lighter weight ... Read More
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The K2 Radical X Boa Inline Skates are the flagship of K2s Training Line. These skates are packed with features that will leave you drooling. Made with a Radical Frame which has a Hi-Lo wheel setup of 100/110mm that puts you in the perfect skating po... Read More
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Designed for skaters who are just starting out and that are looking for comfort comes the Roces Tattoo skates. This skate is made with glass fiber reinforced HQ polypropylene making it lightweight and comfortable. The Roces anatomical footbed will ad... Read More
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Part of the K2 Training line the K2 Radical 100 inline skates are the lightest, fastest and most comfortable training skates on the market today. They are known for their ability to provide comfort and support while enjoying the speed and performance o... Read More
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Romantic Winter Getaways to Kennebunkport, Maine
Martin Luther King weekend is around the corner, which means the holiday season has passed, and the season for romantic winter getaways is finally here. This year, not only does Valentine's Day fall on a weekend, but it falls on a three-day holiday weekend! That means a whole extra day to spend relaxing and reconnecting with the special someone in your life. While we all look forward to this "season of love," Kennebunkport is a particularly special destination for romantic getaways, because… Read More


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What a great feeling it is. It is a great win today no matter where you live, but the last 7 years of abuse from the state of Ohio is now lifted. Now gaurd your house and vehicles cause you know they wont go quitely... Go Blue
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore's VA Medical Center is prescribing itself some outside help.
Alex DeMetrick reports it's a move to shorten controversial wait times to see a doctor or nurse.
For military veterans, Baltimore's VA Medical Center ranks in the top ten for long waits to see a health care provider.
"The administrative system is an absolute jumble," said a VA patient at the hospital.
"Long waits. Long waits in the emergency room. Long waits for clinics," said Brian Oliver, a VA patient.
But now, new examination rooms are opening up, not at the VA, but at the four Evergreen Health Care facilities located in Maryland.
"We're going to provide primary care to veterans who are stuck in the backlog of patients at the veterans administration," said Dr. Peter Beilenson of Evergreen Health Care.
"This is for new primary care patients," said Dr. Adam Robinson, VA hospital chief of staff.
Dr. Robinson is the VA hospital's chief of staff and awarded its first contract ever to outside care.
"The new primary care patients that Evergreen will be handling and will be helping us with will absolutely increase access and decrease wait times and increase the choice that our patients have," Robinson said.
The new contract is geared to do more than just speed up wait times. It will also give patients a more consistent level of care.
"And the doctors. So Many doctors forget about you," said a VA patient.
A common complaint of veterans is a revolving door of providers from visit to visit. Now, first time patients who elect to go private at Evergreen will have familiar faces.
"Same doctor or nurse practitioner seeing the same patient at the same center. Same health coach and licensed clinical social worker. So there will be tremendous continuity of care," Beilenson said.
With wait times for appointments in days, instead of weeks or even months.
The VA will pay Evergreen Health up to $485,000 a year to see patients. Evergreen expects at least 1,000 veterans to sign-up for care.
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Gov. Palin's Facebook note calling the Obama administration to account for their poor response over the first 40 days following the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Gov. Palin's Facebook note calling the Obama administration to account for their poor response over the first 40 days following the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
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On the role of Gov. Palin in raising up strong conservative women in the GOP.
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Left wing clown Jonathon Capehart, who plays a "journalist" at the Washington Post and MSNBC, has managed to drag the already low standards of old media even lower with his latest bit of buffoonery which, for Mr. Capehart, is quite an accomplishment. Capehart has written a hit piece on Governor Palin that is most noteworthy […]
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As recently as two weeks ago, Obama was still making the absurd claim that ObamaCare "represents the biggest deficit reduction plan since the 1990s". This claim was based on a conscious effort by Pelosi, Reid, and Obama to provide the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) with data which was either phony, incomplete, or both in order […]
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time is punishment (2012/6131)
HARDCORE. To introduce the world to their recorded output, HARDSIDE offered up a, 7" in 2011 via 6131 Records. While serving as a great early taste of their potential, it's not until their full-length, "time is punishment", that the band fully realizes their music prowess. "time is punishment" exhibits a masterful blending of their hardcore roots with more metallic influences. HARDSIDE play a no-frills version of their favorite bands like MERAUDER and LEEWAY. Colored vinyl includes a digital download card.
cro-mags (2016/MUSIC VIDEO)
HARDCORE. This album deliver 12 new tracks from founder of the CRO-MAGS, the always controversial HARLEY FLANAGAN. Brutality in the vein of the CRO-MAGS' "the age of quarrel" and "revenge", exploding with heavy intensity and pure anger. The return of the NYHC icon.
there's honey in the soil so we wait for the till (2013/DEATHWISH)
FOLK/INDIE/ACOUSTIC-ROCK. HARM WÜLF is the bedroom musical entity of G. Hirsch, known for his moving lyrical and vocal contributions in Philadelphia's BLACKLISTED. HARM WÜLF's debut album is a collection of songs that touch upon the dark and rustic themes of solitude and aging disappointment. Inspired by a wide range of artists: from the tranquil resonance of LOW, rhythmic acoustic strumming of STRENGTH TO JOY, to the insular, grotesque Americana of FLANNERLY O'CONNOR. Most times sparse and austere, others apocalyptically orchestrated, HARM WÜLF has the sound of something long since missing. Colored vinyl includes a digital download card.
tracks and traces (2009/GRÖNLAND)
KRAUTROCK/ELECTRONIC. "tracks and traces" has a somewhat unusual birth cycle. After 2 albums, the pioneering German electronica/krautrock band HARMONIA had already discordantly split up when contacted by BRIAN ENO to have a jam. The trio reunited for some four-track recording with ENO, the results of which then sat in a vault for 20 years. (It was never intended for release, after all.) It was 1st edited and issued in 1997; this edition gives those tracks a remix and remaster and is considered by its creators to be definitive. "tracks and traces" is an exploration of inner and outer space that sounds as fresh and relevant now as it did 33 years ago.
blinded (2013/DEATHWISH)
HARDCORE/METAL. The evolution of HARMS WAY continues with "blinded". These 5 track are crusher from start to finish and are the heaviest and most adventurous so far - all of it fueled by a vitriol and pain that makes them stronger than all. Vinyl version includes a digital download card.
no gods no masters (2010/CLOSED CASKET ACTIVITIES)
HARDCORE/METAL. HARMS WAY's "no gods no masters" 7" features 5 songs from this up and coming Chicago hardcore/metal band. Colored vinyl includes a digital download card.
reality approaches (2013/ORGANIZED CRIME)
HARDCORE/METAL. Take the ultra-violence of Clockwork Orange, mixed with the scathing, nihilistic and punishing sounds of early CARCASS and you'll start to get the idea of what HARMS WAY is trying to achieve. Continuing the mayhem that began with their 1st two 7" releases. "reality approaches" (originally released in 2010) is chaos incarnate played along a soundtrack of chainsaw guitars and machine gun drums. It's a raw, primal and devastating outlook on life coupled with an apocalyptic and furious sound that will leave the listener completely unsettled. Colored (white) vinyl includes a digital download card.
rust (2015/DEATHWISH)
METAL/HARDCORE. "rust" is the new album from HARMS WAY. Brutal and meticulously refined, "rust" brilliantly combines industrial repetition (think GODFLESH), metal attack (think SEPULTURA, HELMET, CELTIC FROST) and hardcore aggression, showing that HARMS WAY has emerged from the wreckage of past genres as the new, high watermark of heavy in contemporary aggressive music. Opener "infestation" stomps with machine-like precision before plunging into a depressing sonic dirge, while songs like "law of the land" and others introduce guitar and electronic-driven atmospherics into the arsenal. Colored vinyl includes a digital download card.
dead broke in the usa (2014/PIRATES PRESS)
OI/STREET-PUNK. From the remnants of Bay-Area bands THE BURDENS and ROMEO'S DEAD comes the brilliant new street-punk band HARRINGTON SAINTS. As 5 long-time friends who play with a chip on their shoulder, the HARRINGTON SAINTS' brand of nuts-and-bolts rock 'n' roll is gripping, intense and full of the realities of working-class life. With subject matter ranging from politics to pints at the pub with the boys, these guys grind out three-minute gems that get the point across like a boot to the ribs. Colored vinyl is limited to 500 copies and includes a digital download card.
fish & chips (2015/PIRATES PRESS)
OI/STREET-PUNK. These 7 tracks are bound to re-emphasize again how truly important this band is. Like their most recent LP "pride & tradition", HARRINGTON SAINTS deliver yet another round of their intense, hard-edge sounds . Colored vinyl includes a digital download card.
pride & tradition (2015/PIRATES PRESS)
OI/STREET-PUNK. "pride & tradition" is the 2nd long player from 2012 by the Bay-Area's premier street-punk band. "pride & tradition" contains 11 tracks of anthemic and blistering street rock 'n' roll with lyrics that are insightful, timely and unapologetic. Colored vinyl includes a digital download card.
upright citizen/let's go rob a bank (2014/PIRATES PRESS)
OI/STREET-PUNK. Often referred to as the "cream of the punk-rock crop" Northern California's street-punk/oi kings HARRINGTON SAINTS bring you the newest sounds of the street, "upright citizen" backed with "let's go rob a bank". Delivering their usual bombastic sound, this new single continues the tradition of hard driving music coupled with memorable, singalong hooks. HARRINGTON SAINTS prove once again, and deservingly so, why they are the gold standard of punk-rock. Colored vinyl includes a digital download card.
the last light (2004/PARTNERS IN CRIME)
HARDCORE-PUNK. "the last light" is 7 more smoking tracks from Portland's HARUM SCARUM. The sound is slightly different than on their previous releases. HARUM SCARUM has lost their singer and are on this release a three piece with the other members taking over the vocals. Still this LP is filled with catchy melodic hardcore-punk songs that certainly will not disappoint all the folks that have enjoyed their previous releases.
years of defiance, years of disgust (2011/GOOD FIGHT)
HARDCORE. HARVEST were a powerhouse of '90s chugga hardcore who helped establish the sound that would launch Indecision and Trustkill Records. After disbanding, members went on to form THE HOPE CONSPIRACY and carry on their legacy. This colored 7" is their 1st recorded material in over a decade.
in a dark tongue (2010/BURNING WORLD/NEUROT)
POST-ROCK. HARVESTMAN is the brainchild of NEUROSIS vocalist/guitarist Steve Von Till, who considers "in a dark tongue" a venture into an imagined past. The album is inspired by HAWKWIND, TANGERIME DREAM, SKULLFLOWER, and LOOP, among others. It is a massive meeting point of styles and influences, all of which boil down to a surreal and inspired sound. From one sonic mindfuck to the next, "in a dark tongue" is requisite heady metal: a seamless rearrangement of psychedlic, drone and noise into a brand-new form that never gives up its pagan infatuation with rhythm.


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Roy Shakked covers 13 classic tracks so we don't have to, ranging from Ice Cube ("It Was a Good Day") to Queen ("Bicycle Race") to Massive Attack ("Paradise Circus"), then back to INXS ("Need You Tonight"), Genesis ("That's All") and Elvis Presley ("Don't Be Cruel"). Depeche Mode's "Wrong" is cast as a stomping Delta-inflected rocker, Macy Gray's "Why Didn't You Call Me" becomes a bar band stomp, and ELO's "Mr. Blue Sky" receives the a capella treatment it's always deserved. Does it all work? Surprisingly, yes, which is a rarity for covers collections. Watch for an album of originals coming soon. In the meantime, there's no reason you can't enjoy the heck out of this.
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Need Replacement Managers!?!?!
Anyone interest in taking over a team in a total points league
here is the scoring system
Batters Stat Category Value
Runs (R) 2
Hits (H) 1
Doubles (2B) 2
Triples (3B) 3
Home Runs (HR) 4
Runs Batted In (RBI) 2
Stolen Bases (SB) 2
Caught Stealing (CS) -0.5
Walks (BB) 1
Strikeouts (K) -1
Ground Into Double Play (GIDP) -0.5
Pitchers Stat Category Value
Innings Pitched (IP) 1
Wins (W) 5
Losses (L) -2
Complete Games (CG) 2
Saves (SV) 5
Earned Runs (ER) -0.5
Home Runs (HR) -0.5
Walks (BB) -0.5
Strikeouts (K) 1
No Hitters (NH) 5
Perfect Games (PG) 7
Quality Starts (QS) 3
Blown Saves (BSV) -2
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C Carlos Santana (Cle - C,1B)
1B Michael Young (Tex - 1B,2B,3B)
2B Robinson Cano (NYY - 2B)
3B Martin Prado (Atl - 3B,OF)
SS Asdrubal Cabrera (Cle - SS)
OF Giancarlo Stanton (Mia - OF)
OF Melky Cabrera (SF - OF)
OF Bryan LaHair (ChC - 1B,OF)
Util Joe Mauer (Min - C,1B)
Util Austin Jackson (Det - OF)
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SP Ivan Nova (NYY - SP)
RP John Axford (Mil - RP)
RP Brandon League (Sea - RP)
P Brandon McCarthy (Oak - SP)
P Derek Holland (Tex - SP)
P David Robertson (NYY - RP)
P Jonathan Sanchez (KC - SP)DL
BN Chris Young (Ari - OF)DL
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BN Rickie Weeks (Mil - 2B)
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C Mike Napoli (Tex - C,1B)
1B Prince Fielder (Det - 1B)
2B Neil Walker (Pit - 2B)
3B Alex Rodriguez (NYY - 3B)
SS Ian Desmond (Was - SS)
OF Matt Holliday (StL - OF)
OF Shane Victorino (Phi - OF)
OF Nick Markakis (Bal - OF)
Util Alex Rios (CWS - OF)
Util Matt Joyce (TB - OF)
SP Justin Verlander (Det - SP)
SP James Shields (TB - SP)
RP Aroldis Chapman (Cin - RP)
RP Matt Thornton (CWS - RP)
P Ervin Santana (LAA - SP)
P Ted Lilly (LAD - SP)
P Colby Lewis (Tex - SP)
P Jake Westbrook (StL - SP)
BN Peter Bourjos (LAA - OF)
BN Carl Crawford (Bos - OF)DL
BN Mike Moustakas (KC - 3B)
BN Edwin Encarnacion (Tor - 1B,3B)
BN Derek Lowe (Cle - SP)
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John M. Guinn
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John Marchant Guinn, 74, of 225 Spring Street, died Monday, November 25, 2002, at his home. A native of Arcadia, he was the son of the late Marchant Leonidas and Ruby Mae Caldwell Guinn. He was a member of Arcadia First Baptist Church and the Mens Fellowship Sunday School Class.
Survivors include three brothers, Sank Othal Guinn, Manning Earl Guinn, and David Murray Guinn, all of Spartanburg; and four sisters, Margaret Ingle of Spartanburg, Mary Owens of Lyman, Barbara Thomson of Inman, and Dianne Wyatt of Arcadia. He was predeceased by a brother, Ronnie Joe Guinn. Visitation will be 2:30-3:30pm Wednesday, November 26, 2002, at Arcadia First Baptist Church. Funeral services will follow at 3:30pm at the church conducted by the Rev. Joey Burnett and the Rev. Michael Stepp. Burial will be in the Arcadia Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Arcadia First Baptist Church, Box, 25, 69 Spring Street, Arcadia, SC 29320. The family is at the home of John and Dianne Wyatt, 225 Spring Street, Arcadia. Please visit and participate in the American Memorial at www.floydmortuary.com. Floyds North Church Street Chapel
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Kevin Durant torched the Lakers at Staples Center with 42 points, eight boards, five assists, one block and four 3-pointers in 39 minutes on Friday.
The 76ers have agreed to a three-year, $27 million deal with Jerryd Bayless.
According to ESPN's Frank Isola, Evan Turner is "gaining traction" with the Knicks.
O.J. Mayo has been dismissed and disqualified from the NBA for violating terms of the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program.
According to ESPN's Marc Stein, Andre Drummond's five-year, $130 million deal with the Pistons is done.
Al Jefferson has agreed to a deal with the Indiana Pacers according to Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical.
According to ESPN's Marc Stein, the Hornets are actively trying to re-sign Marvin Williams.
According to Jason Quick of CSNNW, the Blazers intend to go after both Chandler Parsons and Dwight Howard.
The Suns have officially guaranteed P.J. Tucker's contract for the 2016-17 season.
According to ESPN's Marc Stein, Mike Conley is "lasered in" on Memphis and Dallas.
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James Bradley Brown
CDR James B. Brown, 91, USN Ret. of Wickford, died
peacefully surrounded by his loving family on Sunday,
January 10, 2016. He was the husband of the late Caroline C.
(Collier) Brown. Born in Woodstown, NJ, he was a son of the
late Sherwin B. Brown and Lillian L. (Smith) Brown.
Like so many of his generation, Mr. Brown enlisted in the
Navy as a teenager to serve in WWII. He rose in grade to
unner's Mate 3/C and was elected to compete for a fleet
appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy. In 1944. He
one of 190 sailors and 10 marines entering June 1945.
He graduated in 1949, completed training as a Naval Aviator, and served afloat and ashore until his retirement aboard USS Essex at Quonset Point, RI, in 1967.
Active in his community, he was a member of the North Kingstown School Committee, NK Town Council, volunteer for LINKS, member of the NK Republican Town Committee, and a member of the Wickford Yacht Club. He was the former manager of the Bonnet Shores Beach Club and worked for McKay's Front Porch in North Kingstown.
He leaves his loving children: Mark M. Brown and his wife Molly of New York, NY, Robert S. (Win) Brown and his wife Kathleen, and Cameron C. Brown of Wickford. He was the father of the late LT James B. Brown, Jr. and Bruce D. Brown. He was the cherished grandfather of Sarah C. Brown of Norwalk, CA, Henry H. and Oscar B. Brown of New York, NY, Catherine C. and Kelsey M. Brown of Wickford and ENS Bradley S. Brown of Oakland, CA. He was the brother of R. Keith Brown of San Marcos, TX, and the late Sherwin B. Brown, Jr. and Patricia Duncan. He also leaves his partner of 20 years Betty Wagner, of Warwick, RI.
His kindness, sincerity, fairness, integrity, and honor will be greatly missed.
His funeral and burial with full military honors in the Rhode Island Veterans Memorial Cemetery will be private. A memorial gathering at the Wickford Yacht Club will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 1pm, 165 Pleasant Street, Wickford, RI, and all are welcome. Calling hours are respectfully omitted.
In lieu of flowers, gifts in his memory to the VFW, 406 West 34th St., Kansas City, MO 64111, Home & Hospice Care of RI, 1085 North Main St. Providence, RI 02904 or a charity of your choosing will be appreciated.
Arrangements have been entrusted to THE CRANSTON-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME of WICKFORD.
Posted: 17 January 2016
Carol Rogstad Baysinger
Mrs. Carol R. Baysinger, 88, of Frederick, MD and formerly of Annapolis, MD died Friday, January 15, 2016. She was the wife of the late CAPT Reaves Henry Baysinger, Jr. (USNA Class of '49), who died on February 9, 1972 while serving on active duty with the United States Navy. Born July 14, 1927 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, she was the daughter of the late Edwin and Florence (Schnell) Rogstad.
Carol married Reaves March 6, 1984 and was a proud Navy wife who supported her husband's active duty career during assignments in Paris, France; Yokosuka, Japan and deployments during the Vietnam War. After the early passing of her husband, she raised her two young daughters while working at the U.S. Naval Academy in the Social Director's office from 1972-1994 becoming the Midshipman's Social Director in 1980.
Carol had a great love of sports and was a passionate fan of Navy football, the Baltimore Orioles and the Dallas Cowboys.
She is survived by two daughters, Lisa Greene and husband, Pat, of Frederick; and Lynne Rutland of North Potomac; seven grandchildren, Patrick Greene, Ryan Greene and husband, Dennis, Michael Greene, Katie Greene; and Sarah, Greg and Bobby Rutland; three sisters, Nancy Brackett of Arizona, Mary Luell and husband, Rollo, of Wisconsin; and Judy Suessmith and husband, Len, of Iowa; a brother-in-law, Dr. Robert Baysinger and wife, Sandy, of Idaho; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by a brother-in-law, Bob Brackett.
The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, January 24, 2016 at Stauffer Funeral Home, 1621 Opossumtown Pike, Frederick, MD 21702.
Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.
Expressions of sympathy may be shared with the family at www.staufferfuneralhome.com.
Posted: 20 January 2016
Robert Barden
Robert Barden, 88, passed away at home on January 23, 2016,
after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. He is survived by
four children, Jeffrey Blodgett Barden of Hatfield, MA, Robert
James Barden of Huntington, MA, Priscilla (Barden) Kaufhold
and Stuart McPhail Barden, both of Lancaster; PA, eight
grandchildren: James, Ainslie, A. Claire, Isabella, Olivia, Curtis,
Calvin, and Tessa; as well as two sisters, Virginia Gardner of
Grand Junction, CO and Jane Cornett of Lexington, VA. Bob
was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Barbara W.
Barden; and his oldest sister, Elizabeth Carter of DuBois, WY.
Born April 21, 1927, in Medford, MA, Bob was the son of the late Mary Jane (MacPhail) and Fredrick John Barden. He received a congressional appointment to the U. S. Naval Academy, graduating in 1949 with a BS degree and being commissioned ensign in the regular Navy. He completed flight training in multiengine aircraft receiving wings as a Naval Aviator. Assigned to a P2V squadron in Maine, he completed deployments to Iceland and Morocco, where he married Barbara Louise Watson Blodgett on July 29, 1954. Bob resigned his commission July 25, 1957 as a Navy Lieutenant. Bob received a Master's Degree from the University of Colorado in 1957. He was a professor of Geography at North Adams State College in Massachusetts and Millersville State College in Pennsylvanian and a County Planner with the York County Planning Commission.
Bob was an avid gardener and shared his love of sailing and the outdoors with his children and grandchildren. As his parents and grandparents had before him, Bob spent his summers with his family in Northwood, NH at a cabin built by his grandfather on Pleasant Lake. He enthusiastically supported his wife's dancing and theatrical endeavors, and in later years lovingly cared for her as she succumbed to Alzheimer's disease.
Private services will be held at the convenience of the family.
Memorial contributions in Bob's memory can be made to Pleasant Lake Preservation Association, P.O. Box 53, Deerfield, NH 03037. Attn: Treasurer www.pleasantlakenh.org
Online condolences may be posted on our Web site: thegroffs.com
York Daily Record & York Dispatch on Feb. 7, 2016
Lee Orville Rensberger
Lee Rensberger died February 10, 2016 in San Diego, CA. Lee
was born in Sioux Falls, SD on April 19, 1926. He attended
Washington High School where he was an exceptional athlete
lettering in basketball, track, and football. Upon graduation he
entered the Navy V-5 program at Northwestern Missouri State
Teachers College. He received a senatorial appointment to the
U.S. Naval Academy in 1945, where he was a captain of the
baseball team and earned a "N*" on the basketball team. Lee
graduated with a BS degree and was commissioned an ensign in the regular Navy in June 1949. Lee served as a general line officer during the Korean War resigning his commission June 1, 1954.
Lee was an astute businessman. He enjoyed traveling and dining in the best restaurants. He is survived by his wife Stania, three children Karen, Bill and Jeff, seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
The San Diego Union Tribune on Feb. 17, 2016
Robert Clay Needham
Colonel Robert C. Needham, USMC (Ret) passed away on
Tuesday, February 9, 2016. In Marietta, GA. Born July 25, 1927,
the Navy junior son of Henry Parke and Jane Needham, Bob
received a senatorial appointment from California to the U. S.
Naval Academy. Bob attended Baltimore Poly Tech having no
trouble with academics and becoming a star in lacrosse. At USNA
Bob was a mainstay player on Navy's varsity team earning two
"N's." He graduated in 1949 receiving a BS degree and was one of
55 graduates commissioned 2nd lieutenants in the Marine Corps. He later received a MBA degree from University of Rochester.
COL Needham served in both infantry and field artillery units of the Marine Corps earning two Legion of Merit awards, Purple Heart, Presidential Unit Citation, Naval Unit Commendation, and a variety of area and combat ribbons. He retired June 30, 1975 after 26 years of service, including combat tours in Korea and Vietnam.
Funeral Services were held Thursday, February 11, 2016, at West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory in Marietta. He was preceded in death by: his parents Henry and Jane Needham; wife Jane Keyser Needham; and daughter Katherine Needham. Bob is survived by three children: Kyle McCarthy, Leila Needham, and Pete Needham; four grandchildren: Kaitlin Theberge, Timothy McCarthy, Katherine and Sarah Needham; and two great-grandchildren: Elin and George Theberge.
Details of burial at Arlington National Cemetery Arlington, VA will be provided when finalized.
John Emery Draim
John E. Draim, CAPT, USN (Ret) Pilot, Aeronautical Engineer, and
Inventor died on February 17, 2016, at age 88, following a cardiac
arrest in Ashburn, VA. He is survived by: his wife of 64 years, Patricia
Sanford Draim; four children, Julia Rogers of College Station, TX,
obert Draim of Mt. Vernon, VA, Kenneth Draim of Taos, NM, David
Draim of Dixon, CA; five grandchildren, Evan Draim, Kyle Draim, Zak
Draim, Laura Rogers and William Rogers; and a sister, Carolyn
Vallieres of Wethersfield, CT. John was born on September 12, 1927
to CAPT Nicholas Draim, USN, and Marie Draim. After graduating high school in Vincennes, IN as valedictorian, he entered the U.S. Naval Academy and graduated with distinction in 1949. Following a year aboard the destroyer USS Damato, he entered flight training at Pensacola, FL, earning his pilot wings in 1951, while flying the Grumman F8F Bearcat fighter. He then received a degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA. During the course of his naval career, he received two more graduate degrees in Aerospace Engineering from MIT.
John served as a pilot and aircraft maintenance officer in several jet fighter and heavy attack squadrons, piloting the F9F-6 Cougar fighter, the supersonic FJ-3M Fury, the A3-D Skywarrior bomber, and the supersonic RA5-C Vigilante bomber. During the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, he was aboard the USS Forrestal in the Mediterranean, prepared to launch against the Soviet Union should the crisis lead to nuclear war. Asked years later by a grandson during an oral history project what happened, John answered, "Nothing, fortunately." Following the end of the Cold War, he met a former Soviet general who had served in Soviet air defenses, and the two toasted that their paths had not crossed before.
In addition to his flight assignments, CAPT Draim served in a number of prominent posts in Navy research and development. From 1958 through 1961, he was Director of the Space Research Division at the Naval Missile Center, Point Mugu, CA. In that post, he originated and managed the Navy's Project Hydra, developing new technology and receiving a number of patents for water-based vertical floating launch of rocket vehicles. From 1965 to 1967, he was Director of the Naval Armaments Division, US NATO in Paris, France, and helped oversee several NATO weapons programs, including the NATO Sidewinder, NATO Bullpup, and NATO Maritime Patrol Aircraft. He also piloted the French Navy's Brequet Atlantic prototype aircraft during its test phase. In 1969, CAPT Draim reported to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations and served as Deputy Director of the Navy Space Program. In 1970 he reported to the Undersecretary of the Air Force as Director of Programs in the National Reconnaissance Office, for which he was awarded the Air Force Meritorious Service Medal.
After retiring from the Navy in 1972, John was an aerospace engineer for various government contractors, primarily working on missile and space systems. He continued to invent, and by the time of his death held more than 30 U.S. and foreign patents.
CAPT Draim became known internationally for his contributions in the field of satellite constellation design, presenting numerous technical papers at conferences throughout the world. In recognition of this work on orbits and satellite constellation design, he received the 2003 Randolph Lovelace II Award from the American Astronautical Society, and the 2004 John V. Breakwell Memorial Award from the International Astronautical Federation.
CAPT Draim was a long-time resident of Vienna, VA, before he and Pat moved to Ashby Ponds retirement community in the Summer of 2014. For many years, John was a member and usher at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Vienna. One of his favorite activities was swimming, and he enjoyed swimming laps up to the final days of his life. He also enjoyed fishing, sailing, mathematics, reading and travel.
Burial at Arlington National Cemetery, with Military Honors, will be scheduled. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Fisher House at donate.fisherhouse.org, or the charity of your choice .Burial at Arlington National Cemetery, with Military Honors, will be scheduled. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Fisher House at donate.fisherhouse.org, or the charity of your choice .
Published in The Washington Post
William Stanford Knoble
William S. Knoble died peacefully at the age of 89 at his home in
San Antonio, TX on March 16, 2016. Bill was born August 26, 1926
and grew up in the Mississippi River town of Helena, AK. The son of
William Derrick & Norine Meek Knoble, he attended Marion Military
Institute and The Citadel before appointment to the U. S. Naval
Academy in Annapolis, MD. He graduated from the Naval Academy
in 1949 with a BS degree and was one of 55 graduates
commissioned second lieutenants in the Air Force. He was ordered
to Randolph Field for flight Training. While training to be a pilot at
Randolph Field, Bill met his wife of 65 years, Nena Elizabeth (Betty) Moore in San Antonio. They were married on December 22, 1950 in Beaumont, Texas.
Bill completed flight training and flew 52 missions in Korea as a bomber pilot, being awarded an Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross in the summer of 1952. Of course, his proudest "award" that summer, was the birth of his first son that "hit the deck" (his Dad announced in a telegram) in July 1952. Bill resigned his commission and was honorably discharged in July 1, 1953.
After his military service he accepted a Sales Engineer position at Mobil Oil Refinery during the day and worked a second job at night teaching math at Lamar University. In 1960 he joined the sales force of Rawson & Co., a distributor of oil refinery equipment, and remained with them until his retirement as Sr. Vice-President in 1990.
Bill and Betty had two more children, their second son, John Derrick in 1956 and proudly, their daughter Katherine in 1964, thus completing the Knoble family. A consummate family man, Bill took the family on many vacations and spent time and effort to record these and other family events with photos and home movies. In addition to raising a family, Bill's other passion was hunting and fishing. This hobby started with his Dad and close friend Bobby. As a family man, he always offered the hunting and fishing invitations to his kids first, and if there were no takers, he would find a couple of adult friends he enjoyed going with. He loved to hunt all types of fowl, especially turkey.
Bill will be remembered lovingly for his traits of unwavering fairness, devotion to family, appreciation of quality, sound advice, attention to details, and protecting his family from financial hardship by his following survivors: wife, Betty Moore Knoble, son, William Moore Knoble (both from San Antonio), son, John Derrick Knoble (Palmer, Alaska), daughter Katherine Knoble Wilhelm, son-in-law, John Arnold Wilhelm, and grandsons, James and Stephen Wilhelm (all from San Antonio).
Besides his parents, Bill was preceded in death by his sister, Helen Knoble Heard, and grandson, Timothy Elisha Wilhelm.
A Memorial Service will be held for family and friends Saturday, March 26, 2016 at
11:00 am in Leon Springs Presbyterian Church, 23943 I-10 West, San Antonio, TX 78257. A reception will follow in the church's Fellowship Hall.
Published in Express-News on Mar. 20, 2016
Posted: 27 March 2016
Barbara Maloney Jenks
March 25, 1926 – March 28, 2016
Barbara "Bobby" Maloney Jenks (spouse
Captain Albert L. Jenks, USNA '49)
away peacefully due to congestive
heart failure on the morning of March
in Fairfield, CA after having celebrated
her 90th birthday three days prior.
Bobby was born on March 25th, 1926 in Chicago, IL to James Loy Maloney, managing editor at The Chicago Tribune, and his wife, Hilda Gladys Blackburn, a World War I bride from England and homemaker. Bobby was quite close to her mother, and always had a confident respect for her professional father. Bobby had two older sisters, Betty Jean, who died during childhood from scarlet fever, and Patricia – as the Irving Berlin song goes, "There were never such devoted sisters" as Bobby and Pat. Bobby was a tomboy growing up in Flossmoor, IL, and was rambunctious enough as a teenager to skip school one day and catch a train to a Frank Sinatra concert in Chicago.
Mr. Sinatra was not the only apple of Bobby's eye: in seventh grade, she met another dashing, more age-appropriate fellow, also with a swoon-worthy crooning voice. His name was Al Jenks. He was Bobby's age and lived across Butterfield Creek from her house. They began signaling in Morse code using their flashlights across the creek at night, and passed love notes in class written in a code they developed together. One day, he took her on a hayride, sang her a song, kissed her, and became her "one and only" for the next 75 years.
After graduating from Thornton Township High School in 1944, Bobby majored in sociology at Smith College. Meanwhile, Al enlisted in the Navy before attending the Naval Academy Prep School. Bobby graduated in 1948 and returned to Chicago, where she attended Katherine Gibbs School. Al graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy one year later. One week after Al's graduation, Bobby and Al were married at the Flossmoor Community Church.
Al and Bobby had two sons, Peter and Tim (USNA '77). The family traveled the world with Al's various assignments in the Navy. Wherever the Navy sent them, from McLean, VA to Naples, Italy to Yokosuka, Japan, Bobby made a warm home for her family. Bobby and Al moved over ten times during Al's Naval career, and made friends around the globe. When Al was stationed at the Naval Academy as the Division Director of Engineering and Weapons, Bobby was a popular hostess for social gatherings between midshipmen and women from local college as well as father afield; in fact literally hundreds of friends signed their guestbook during those three USA years. Bobby volunteered with the Navy Relief Society for many years, a non-profit organization created in partnership with the Marine Corps to provide financial, educational and other assistance to members of the Naval Services of the United States.
After retiring from the Navy, Al and Bobby returned to San Diego where Al headed J. J. Henry, a naval architecture firm, and later founded a consulting firm. When Al retired, they remodeled their San Diego home: they were a handy couple that worked as a team to remodel and upgrade almost every home they lived in, with Al crafting beautiful woodwork and Bobby color-coordinating the interior aesthetics. They decided that retirement was a good time to reconnect with their friends and family scattered across the country, so, in 1980 they acquired the first of three motorhomes in which they traversed the USA dozens of times for more than 20 years.
Bobby and Al divided their time between residences in San Diego, which they really considered to be home, and Venice, Florida: Bobby's father, being a Chicago "snowbird," had purchased a condo there in 1963, which the family still visits. They continued to live in San Diego until 2013 when they relocated to Paradise Valley Estates in Fairfield, CA, near Travis Air Force Base, to both downsize and to be closer to their son, Tim, and his family.
Bobby and Al celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary in 2014. Sadly, after 65 years of marriage and 75 years together, Al passed away on February 1, 2015. They kept their romance alive for all 75 years: while walking to the dining table for Thanksgiving Dinner in 2014, they were still holding hands.
Bobby will be remembered for her infinite love, which she showed by always offering her guests more of her delicious signature dishes and by waving in her driveway in San Diego until after her guests' cars had disappeared from sight. She will be remembered for her humor and for her penchant for Manhattans, both of which she kept until the end. Her son will remember her being at every wrestling match, swimming meet and band concert for the lives of her kids and grandkids. Her niece will remember her for treating her as a daughter when her mother, Bobby's sister, passed away. Her daughters-in-law will remember her for being the best mother-in-law a wife could ask for. Bobby's granddaughters will remember her for letting them play dress-up in her incomparable nightgown collection, for cutting out paper snowflakes at Christmastime, and for letting them eat three popsicles each on one particularly sweltering day. She taught her loved ones how to find a "keeper," how to crochet and write in cursive, how to out-sass one's own teenage son, and how to make someone feel unconditionally loved. She could share immense wisdom, and then with just the raise of a carefully groomed eyebrow, turn a moment of internal reflection into an belly laugh.
Bobby will be laid to rest alongside her husband across the Severn from Rickover Hall, the construction of which Al oversaw while serving as Dean of Engineering at USNA. Her funeral will take place on Monday, June 20th at 1400 at St. Andrew's Chapel. A committal at the Columbarium will take place immediately afterwards.
Bobby is survived by her son, Timothy Jenks (USNA '77), and his wife, Atsuko Jenks; her daughter-in-law, Margaret Jenks; her niece, Michel Robertson; and three grandchildren, Saya Jenks, Kathryn Jenks, and Hana Jenks. She was preceded in death by her elder son, Peter Jenks, and her loving husband.
In lieu of flowers memorial gift donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association, P.O. Box 1834, Merrifield, VA 22116-8034, or at www.diabetes.org.
John Gregory Landers
John G. "Jack" Landers, Age 89, of Arlington, MA died March
26, 2016. Devoted husband of the late Anna "Nan" Landers.
Loving father of his son John G. Landers, Jr. of Boston and
his daughters Marie E. Landers and Janet M. Kurtz of
Arlington, Elizabeth A. Landers of Littleton and Jean C.
Landers of Maynard. Proud grandfather of Luke and Daisy
Landers, Anna and Katherine Kurtz and Mary Sauer. Brother
of Leo A. Landers of Amelia Island, Florida. Predeceased by
his brothers Robert, Edmund, and David.
Funeral from The DeVito Funeral Home 1145 Mass Ave., Arlington, will be Thursday at 10:00 am followed by a funeral mass at 11:00 am in St. Eulalia Church 50 Ridge St., Winchester. Interment to follow at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Visiting hours Wednesday 4:00 to 8:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, please donate to a church or charity in Jack's memory.
Born in Cambridge, graduated from Boston College High School, Class of 1943, attended Boston College and Holy Cross (Navy V-12 program). Appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy and graduated in 1949. After 5 years of sea service, he taught at Tufts and MIT for the Naval ROTC program.
After his Naval service, Jack attended Harvard Business School graduating in 1959. U.S. Navy Veteran of WW II and the Korean War. For directions or to send an online condolence visit: devitofuneralhomes.com.
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Catherine Ann Goode Minter
Catherine Ann Goode Minter, 86, of Kitty Hawk, NC died peacefully,
surrounded by family, at her home, on Sunday May 8, 2016. She was
born on August 31, 1929 in Martinsville, VA. Ann was a daughter of
David Hurd Goode and Catherine Jones Goode.
Ann is survived by her husband, Robert "Bobby" Octavius Minter Jr.,
of Kitty Hawk, NC; her daughters, Pamela Ann Minter Melson and
her husband, Butch, of Chesapeake, VA; Catherine Goode Minter
Hammill and her husband, Marty, of Kill Devils Hills, NC; and her
sister, Martha David Goode Ellerbe of Raleigh, NC. Ann is preceded in death by a sister, Loula Robin Goode Fields. Ann is also survived by her grandchildren, Adam Minter Comfort, Emily Catherine Comfort, Ann Leslie Hammill, and Catherine Martin Hammill; and by several cousins, nieces and nephews and their families.
Following graduation from Martinsville High School in 1947, Ann attended Edgewood Junior College in New York. Ann married Bobby and became a Navy wife for 5 years. Ann and Bobby then returned to Martinsville, VA to raise their family. Ann began her profession as a real estate agent in the early 1960s at Rives S. Brown, where she completed a career of more than 30 years. Ann was active in several civic and community organizations, including Charity League of Martinsville and Henry County and The Garden Club of Virginia. Ann was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Martinsville. In retirement, Ann and Bobby moved to the Outer Banks to enjoy beach life and to be closer to family. In moving, they transferred their memberships to Kitty Hawk United Methodist Church.
A memorial service will be held Thursday May 12, 2016 at 2:00 pm at the Kitty Hawk United Methodist Church. The family will receive relatives and friends for a visitation at 1:00 pm in the fellowship hall prior to the service.
Donations in Ann's memory can be made to Dare Home Health and Dare Hospice (P.O. Box 669 Manteo, NC 27954) or to the Alzheimer's Association for future research in Dementia. (http://www.alz.org/join_the_cause_donate.asp).
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George Alfred Phillips Haynes
LCOL George Alfred Phillips Haynes, USMC Ret), known to most as
Gap, passed away peacefully in his beach home in Grayton Beach,
FL, April 29, 2016 at the age of 90. Gap was born August 25, 1925 in
Lexington, KY to Ella Goodwin Phillips and Arthur Earnest Haynes.
He was proud of his Kentucky heritage and was commissioned by the
Governor of Kentucky to the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels.
He grew up with his elder sister, Dorothy (Dottie), who predeceased
him in 2013, and spent some of his early years in Mexico where his
father worked, before moving back to Lexington for his school years.
Gap attended Transylvania University, where he was a member of Kappa Alpha Fraternity, before enlisting in the Navy near the end of WWII. He received a congressional appointment to the U. S. Naval Academy, graduating with the Class of 1949 with a BS degree and was one of 55 graduates commissioned 2ndLt in the USMC and ordered to Quantico for Basic School. Gap completed flight training receiving his coveted Wings of Gold in 1951.
Gap's travels during military service included missions in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, where he flew a variety of different aircraft and helicopters. During his 22-year career as a Marine, he received many awards, commendations, ribbons and medals for his exemplary service. Upon retiring from Active Duty in 1968, Gap held managerial positions in several aviation companies, before eventually retiring from the workforce in Dothan, AL in 1987. One of the things that defined Gap for everyone, in spite of many years away from active duty, was the saying "…once a Marine, always a Marine!"
Gap married the love of his life, Elizabeth Wells Nelson (Betty Wells or Bets) December 30, 1952 in DeFuniak Springs, FL. Bets predeceased Gap January 30, 2005. Gap and Bets were blessed with four daughters: Leslie married to Scott Provow, children, Stephanie, Elizabeth and Matthew; Kelly married to Billy Buzzett, children, Austin and Wells; Christian Haynes; and Hollister Barber, children, Sloan and Callan. Gap also had 2 nieces, Elinor (deceased) and Jane Phillips; and one nephew, Rick; as well as six great-nieces and -nephews, Marian, Graham, Virginia, Brook, Sarah, and Foster. Gap leaves lifelong and special friends: Graham and Joanne Harrison, Bill Boyd, Tom Parsons, and John Pugliese.
Gap's main interests were his family and flying. He was a devoted husband and father, loved his time in the Marine Corps, and could fix anything. He was an engineer through-and-through and kept many 4WD Jeeps operational throughout the years at the beach with his ingenuity. As a father of four daughters, Gap instilled in all of them the idea that they could do and be anything that they wanted. They are all better people because of his high expectations. While generally known as a quiet man, Gap had an amazingly dry sense of humor, and his quick wit would show up when you least expected it. All who knew him experienced the quiet brilliance of his "one-liners."
Although Gap and Bets lived many places during his military and civilian careers, Grayton Beach was the one place that held his heart and soul. Soon after they were married, he and Bets purchased an old country store, placed it on a dune in Grayton Beach facing the Gulf of Mexico, and christened it "The King Edward." It was in that rustic summer home that they created many happy memories for their family and friends and the basis of their nicknames "Gapdaddy" and "Beachmamma" within the family. Among the family's fondest memories are those of Gapdaddy flying over the beach and dropping bags of candy with a note in the bag explaining where he would be landing so they could come pick him up. Later in life, although he was a confirmed "homebody" and eschewed travel, Gap accompanied Bets on several international adventures, taking his last big trip in 2005 to Chile, accompanying his daughter, Leslie, and her family. He surprised himself by having a good time, but when people asked him where he was going next, he often quipped he was still recovering from his last trip.
Memorial services are scheduled for June 11th at 5:30pm on Grayton Beach with full military honors and a scattering of both Gap and Bet's ashes. Pastor Tonya Elmore, Senior Pastor of Enterprise First United Methodist Church will officiate with a beach bonfire reception following the services. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, Covenant Hospice, Marine Corps, Heritage Foundation or any charity of your choice.
Gap's life was one of love for his family, his country and making work. He will be missed by his family and friends. Semper Fi!
Published Online in Northwest Florida Daily News on May 8, 2016
Marion Luce Butler
Marion Butler, age 89, passed away peacefully Saturday morning, May 7, 2016 at Preston Residence in West Grove, PA. Marion Luce Butler was born March 8, 1927 to Jesse Menzies and Philip Montague Luce in Brooklyn, NY. She moved with her family to New Rochelle, NY at a young age where she met her future husband. Marion is a 1949 graduate of Connecticut College. She married Herbert Fuller Butler Jr., a 1949 graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, on September 30, 1950.
Her husband, Herb, preceded her in death April 1, 2005. She is survived by her brother; Robert Luce (wife Nancy) and her children; Dr. Virginia Reef, Barbara Brenner (husband Carl), Herbert (Skip) Butler III (wife Karen) and grandchildren Charles (wife Becca), Nathan (wife Cassi), William Brenner and Veronica and Brigitte Butler.
Marion was always proud of her Scottish heritage and was pleased to have visited the castle Menzies in Scotland attending a gathering of the clan. She enjoyed numerous overseas and domestic tours of duty with her husband, including Japan, France, Germany, and Hawaii.
In her younger years, Marion worked as an elementary school teacher. When her children were grown, she became interested in genealogy and parlayed that interest into a job at the Daughters of the American Revolution, in Washington, DC.
On retirement she and Herb moved to Wintergreen in Nellysford, VA where she became involved in the book and investment clubs and the Nature Conservancy among other things. Marion and Herb stayed active with tennis and skiing and also enjoyed traveling around the world including trips to China, New Zealand, Norway, Alaska, San Juan Islands, Newfoundland, Italy, Galapagos, Costa Rica, and St. Lucia. She was somewhat of an adventurer throughout her life, starting with following her husband's naval ship around the Mediterranean with other young Navy wives, followed by road trips throughout Europe, to attending Outward Bound's Maine Coast Sailing adventure.
When her husband died, Marion moved to Jenner's Pond in West Grove, PA where she made many friends and continued with the book and investment clubs here, as well as becoming active in the photography club. She enjoyed the cultural activities in the Philadelphia/Wilmington area, particularly the Delaware Symphony, the Delaware Theater, the REP Theater at the University of Delaware, musicals at the Kimmel Center, the Pennsylvania Ballet, the Philadelphia Art museum, the Barnes Foundation and the Brandywine River museum. She loved gardening and visiting the gardens at Longwood and Winterthur.
She was a loving wife and mother and a doting grandmother and shared her joy of travel with her children and grandchildren. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
A memorial service will be held at Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, NY sometime this summer. The date and time of the memorial service will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to one of the following: The Benevolent Care Fund at Jenners Pond, The Menzies Charitable Trust and Friends of Castle Menzies at http://www.castlemenzies.org or The Nature Foundation at Wintergreen at www.twnf.org.
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Robert George Kuhne
Robert G. Kuhne of Northbrook, Il died May 26, 2016. Bob was born September 28, 1926 is survived by his wife of 67 years, Barbara; sons Robert, David, and Richard; 17 grandchildren; and eleven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by son William.
Bob graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy June 3, 1949 with a BS degree, was commissioned ensign in the regular Navy, and married Barbara that day. His duty assignments were mainly aboard surface ships – USS Eldorado, USS Rogers, CO USS PC-1078, USS Monongahela, and XO USS Edmonds. Ashore Bob was assigned to ONR, Washington. A veteran of World War II and the Korean War, Bob opted to resign his commission in 1958.
Bob attended University of California, Berkley, receiving an MBA degree in 1960. He joined General Electric at the Vallecites Atomoc Laboratory until 1966. He returned to the San Francisco area joining Lockheed Missiles and Space, Co. in Sunnyvale. In 1973 he moved to Chicago-headquartered architectural engineering firm.
Bob and Barbara enjoyed living in Northbrook during working years and remained during their retirement years.
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John Hancock Vice
CAPT John Hancock Vice, "Jack", of Lemoyne and formerly of Shiremanstown, passed away Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at his home. Born July 10, 1926 in New Haven, CT, he was a son of the late Loren and Helen (Speh) Vice.
Jack graduated from Manchester High School where he starred on the baseball, track and football teams. While waiting for his admission to the U. S. Naval Academy, he served as a seaman in the Navy during World War II. He graduated with a BS degree in engineering and was commissioned an ensign on June 3, 1949.
Jack married his high school sweetheart, Betty A. Carrigan, the following day. He remained on active duty earning the Combat Action Ribbon during the Korean War. He resigned his regular commission June 30, 1960 and served in the Naval Reserves for a full 30 years of service, achieving the rank of Captain. He continued his education by receiving his MBA from Temple University. He also retired from the Mechanicsburg Naval Supply Depot where he managed the accounting systems department.
Jack's devotion to the Naval Academy never diminished and he served for many years as a field recruitment officer, interviewing high school students who had an interest in military. He particularly focused on encouraging high caliber female candidates and always encouraged women to pursue higher level leadership opportunities. Upon retirement, Jack took his life-long hobby of investing to a new level and became a certified financial planner with additional certificates in insurance and investments. He worked part time for Anchor Financial Services and was always willing to share his investment and tax advice with friends, family, and everyone he befriended.
Jack always supported education and as a result of his influence, nine of his surviving family members have advanced degrees. Jack's generosity extended to his annual giving to countless charities. He was a generous life time contributor to the Naval Academy from his Class of 1949, and was a life time contributor to Temple University and Trinity High School. Whenever he learned of a worthwhile cause, Jack was more than willing to contribute to it, especially if it encouraged educational pursuits. Jack loved working in his garden and shared his bounty with all of his neighbors and friends. He loved to gather a group of friends to attend shows and concerts. He enjoyed traveling and looked forward every year to family vacations in the Outer Banks and St Thomas, USVI.
Jack was an active member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and was a former parishioner of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church both in Mechanicsburg. John also was a member of the US Naval Academy Retired Officers Association, the Leisure Club, and the St. Joseph's bereavement group.
John was preceded in death by his loving and devoted wife of 62 years Elizabeth. Surviving are his four children: Lynn Vice and husband Dan Reshel of Milwaukee, WI; Jackie Vice-Black and husband David of Media, PA; Betta Vice of Macon, GA; and John Vice and wife Michelle of Oceanside, NY; a brother Robert Vice and wife Dorothy of Nashua, NH as well as 11 grandchildren: Alanna, Rianna, Dave, Chris, Anthony, Jonathan, Jeremy, Max, Leann, Addison and Alexandra. He was a kind, generous, caring person who never stopped working for the good of others until the day he died. His family loved him very much and will miss him dearly.
Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10:30 AM Monday, June 6, 2016 at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Mechanicsburg. Burial with military honors will take place at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Viewing will be held from 3:00 to 5:00 PM Sunday, June 5th at Malpezzi Funeral Home, Mechanicsburg. The family will be receiving guests on Sunday 11:30-1:30 PM and on Monday following the burial for light refreshments at 312 W. Courtland Avenue, Shiremanstown, PA.
Posted: 5 June 2016
Virginia R. Schaufelberger
Virginia (Ginia) R. Schaufelberger passed away at her home on Fripp Island, SC on May 9, 2016. Ginia was born in Valparaiso, IN on May 3, 1927 to Thomas and Margaret Robinson. She moved with her family to Detroit where Ginia met Al Schaufelberger, her future husband, at a fraternity picnic when they were both 16 years old. They married shortly after Al graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1949.
His career as a Naval Aviator required a series of cross country moves. With each change of duty station, Ginia worked to establish a sense of home for the family, which grew to include four children. When Al's squadron deployed for duty during Vietnam, it fell upon Ginia to accompany Navy Chaplains to notify families of the squadron pilots, that their men had failed to return from a mission. She handled this difficult responsibility with care, grace and compassion.
With four young children, Ginia realized that she needed to be better prepared to support her family should Al be lost. To this end, she commuted hundreds of miles a week to complete her Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Pathology from Fresno State College. She would later earn a Master of Education degree in Special Education from American University. Ginia worked for public and private schools while caring for her family and completing her own education.
Fripp Island became their home base for world travels when Ginia and Al both retired in 1975. She shared amazing adventures with Al during their fishing trips to Alaska, Canada and South America. An avid and aggressive card player, Ginia bid and made seemingly impossible bridge contracts. She also became a well-respected golfer on Fripp and a valued member of many winning foursomes. Ginia also served as a fireman and driving instructor for the Fripp Island Volunteer Fire Department. She was elevated to this post due to her fire truck driving skills, ability as a trainer and most importantly, tact.
Ginia and Al were devoted to each other for over 64 years. As she had throughout her life, she strove to maintain a sense of home for him on Fripp. He was able to enjoy the incredible vista from their living room throughout his final days. As was her wish, Ginia enjoyed her final days with the same vista.
Ginia is survived by her children Marg (Pat Conniff), Kris (Dennis Adams) and Tom (Joanne Kyros) as well as her six grandchildren. She was predeceased by her son, Albert A. Schaufelberger III and her husband Albert A. Schaufelberger, Jr. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to an animal shelter or rescue of your choice.
A memorial service will be held at 11am on Saturday, June 18th in the Chapel on Fripp Island with a reception to follow at the residence.
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