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Donald H. Steele - 8412/27/1934 - 6/14/2019
Walnut, IL
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Babe Brandon - 875/21/1932 - 6/8/2019
Walnut, IL
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Karen S. Burger - 727/18/1946 - 4/29/2019
Tampico, IL
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Ohio, IL
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Ruth Ann Forristall - 935/24/1925 - 12/30/2018
Ohio, IL
OHIO, IL - Ruth A. Forristall 93 of Ohio, IL, went to be with the Lord, Sunday, December 30, 2018.
Ruth was born May 24, 1925 to Edward & Gertrude (Marschang) Vock of Polo, IL. She married Lyle Forristall of Ohio, IL, November 26, 1947. She is preceded in death by her husband, Lyle, 3 sisters & a brother Catherine Hodge, Bernadine Bloom, Francis Vock, & Eileen Wright.
She is survived by 3 sons Edward (partner Frank Demma) Forristall, Harry (Mary Jane) Forristall, Steve "Sam" Forristall, 6 grandchildren Joel (Melissa) Forristall, Amy (Gary) Smith, Adam (Amy) Forristall, Matt (Courtney) Forristall, Brandon (Christi) Forristall & Carissa (fiancee Mitchell Welsh) Forristall and 6 great-grandchildren. As well as 2 sisters Dorothy Clothier & Loretta Carroll.
She was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and the OCCW.
A gathering of friends and family will take place on Friday January 4, 2019 from 9-11 AM at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Ohio. Celebration of the Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 11 AM in the church with the Reverend Thomas Shaw officiating. Burial will conclude at St. Mary Cemetery, Ohio. Arrangements by Garland Funeral Home, Walnut.
Memorials to Heritage Health in Walnut.
Erica J. Adams - 267/16/1992 - 12/30/2018
Walnut, IL JACKSONVILLE, IL – Erica Jean Adams, age 26, of Jacksonville, IL, passed away Sunday, December 30, 2018, at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield, IL after fighting a brave battle of Glioblastoma Multiforme, a form of brain cancer. Erica was born on July 16, 1992, in Sterling, IL, the daughter of Jeffrey and Kathryn (Wallace) Adams. She was a 2010 graduate of the Illinois School for the Deaf in Jacksonville, IL and was currently employed there at the time of her death. Erica loved to travel with family and friends, doing tie dye and advocating for the deaf. She is survived by her parents, Jeff and Kathy of Tampico; her paternal grandmother; Ida Mary Adams of Walnut; her maternal grandparents, Neale and Rita Wallace of Walnut; a brother, Joe (Amber) Adams of Tampico; her sister, Jenny (Josh Ackerman) Adams of Ohio; her boyfriend, Josh Marcure (his children, Lezlee & Karma) of Springfield; a niece, Kathryn Ackerman, two nephews, Jace and Cale Adams; uncles Terry (Diana) Wallace; Tim (Teri) Wallace; Greg (Joyce) Wallace; Charles Adams; Paul (Nona) Adams; aunts Joyce Spencer and Patti (Keith) Buercklin; and numerous cousins. She also left behind her beloved dogs, Deuce and Honey. She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Charles Adams; her great-grandparents including special great-grandmother, Marjorie Hardersen; and Erica's unborn child. Private family services were held. A Celebration of Life will be held on Sunday, January 13th, at the Green River Golf Course in Walnut, IL from 1-4 p.m., for all friends and family. Please feel free to wear tie-dye to honor Erica's memory. Arrangements were completed by the Garland Funeral Home in Walnut. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established. Online condolences may be sent to www.garlandfuneralhome.com
Sally L. Wallace - 6311/16/1955 - 12/29/2018
Walnut, IL Sally Louise Wallace, age 63, of Walnut, IL, passed away December 29, 2018 at Rock River Hospice after a battle with ovarian cancer. Sally was born on November 16, 1955, the daughter of Kenneth and Alice (Emmerson) Rodgers. She grew up west of Manlius playing on her grandpa Joe's Osage Park located on the canal. She graduated from Manlius High School in 1974. She was united in marriage to Jeffrey Wallace on January 28, 1978 in Sheffield. Their wedding was delayed by one day due to the blizzard of 1978. She was the proud mother of four children. She enjoyed the country life, country music, country line dancing, drinking coffee, loved snowmen, her Dodge Intrepid & Charger, the annual Rodgers family Reunion, her Chihuahua Kenny & watching her grandchildren. She created Walnut's slogan, "Where Community Pride Leads to Growth" that was used for many years. She is survived by her husband of 40 years, Jeffrey Wallace of Walnut, her father Kenneth Rodgers of Sheffield, her brother David (Deb) Rodgers of Sheffield, three children: Danielle Wallace of Walnut, Suzy (Ben) Santella of Naperville, Darrell (Leslea) Wallace of Sterling, two grandchildren: Andrew and Emma Wallace of Sterling, and one son-in-law: James Sergeant Jr. of Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. She was preceded in death by her daughter Jessica Sergeant, her mother Alice Rodgers, her grandparents and her infant brother Joseph. A gathering of family and friends will be Saturday, January 5, 2019 from 2pm to 4pm at the Garland Funeral Home in Walnut, with a Celebration of Life beginning at 4pm with Pastor Gary Brooks officiating. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. Online condolences may be sent to www.garlandfuneralhome.com.
Marilyn Ruth Gustafson - 805/17/1938 - 12/17/2018
Reno, Nevada
Marilyn R. Gustafson
May 17, 1938 – December 17, 2018
Marilyn R. Gustafson, age 80, passed away on December 17, 2018, in Reno, Nevada, at Renown South Meadows Hospital surrounded by her loved ones. Marilyn was born in Princeton, Illinois, on May 17, 1938, to Rawley and Fern Gallentine. She was raised on a farm in rural Illinois until age 18 and attended Bowen and Manlius elementary schools and Walnut High School. At Walnut High School, Marilyn was in the chorus and band and was an accompanist for the chorus. She was a four year cheerleader and was awarded the Arion Award for Music. She also was a majorette with the band and was awarded a four year scholarship to Western Illinois University where she graduated with a degree in Music Education in 1960. Marilyn was a member of the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority while attending Western.
While in high school, Marilyn met the love of her life, Donald Gustafson. After dating through high school and college, they were married on June 26, 1960, in Walnut. Don and Marilyn made their first home in Denver, Colorado, where their daughter, Dawn Marie, was born. They moved to Boulder, Colorado, where Don attended the University of Colorado. Their adventures then took them to Reno, Nevada in 1965 and their second daughter, Kimberley Kay, was born. They moved to Yerington, Nevada in 1966 and then to Butte, Montana, in 1971. They eventually moved back to Reno, Nevada, in 1975, and called Reno home ever since.
Marilyn taught music in elementary schools for over 35 years and taught private piano lessons for 20 years. Teaching music in the schools was very special to her and she always loved her work. Marilyn taught at Grace Warner and Caughlin Ranch Elementary Schools in Reno and retired in 1995. She was a chairman and member of WAAIME (Women's Mining Association), a board member of Young Audiences of Northern Nevada, a member of the Montreux Women's Golf Association and Lakeridge Tennis Club, where she played competitive tennis with many special friends.
Marilyn and Don loved traveling and went on many trips to foreign countries, including Europe, Morocco, Indonesia, Thailand, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Honduras and Canada. She was a competitive bridge player and loved to play tennis, golf and sail with her family on Lake Tahoe and in the San Francisco Bay. Marilyn's husband, children and grandchildren were always her first priority and she was always there for them. She attended all of her grandchildren's sports activities and school programs and they were her pride and joy.
Marilyn is preceded in death by her husband, Donald, parents, Rawley and Fern Gallentine, brother, Arlyn Rawley and grandparents. She is survived by daughters, Dawn Welsh (Cary Welsh) from Reno and Kimberley Gustafson (Nic Capule) from Larkspur, CA, grandchildren, Connor and Amber Welsh from Reno, sister, Charlene Warr from Covina, CA, sister-in-law, Nancy Hopkins and brother-in-law, Dr. Jim Hopkins from Des Moines, IA, and several nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be held on Saturday, January 5, 2019 from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. at the Garland Funeral Home in Walnut. The funeral service will follow at 11:00 a.m. with the Reverend Brian Moore, pastor of the First Christian Church of Walnut, officiating. Burial will conclude at Walnut Cemetery. A celebration of life will be held in Reno, Nevada, at a later date.
In memory of Marilyn, gifts can be made to the Marilyn Gallentine Gustafson Music Scholarship fund at Western Illinois University. Contributions can be mailed to: WIU Foundation, 1 University Circle, Macomb, IL 61455 with a memo note of Marilyn Gustafson Scholarship. Or, a donation may be made to the First Christian Church, 109 Red Oak Road, Walnut, IL, 61376.
Eugene C. Hardy - 9611/12/1922 - 12/16/2018
Deer Grove Eugene "Gene" Chelca Hardy, 96 of Deer Grove, Il died peacefully at Rock River Hospice and Home in Sterling, IL on December 16, 2018. Gene was born on November 12, 1922 in rural Deer Grove, IL to Edmund and Amy (Crystal) Hardy. Gene was the 8th of 9 sibblings. In his early years he worked on the Hardy family farm until going to worked at Northwestern Steel and Wire in Sterling. He was united in marriage to Evelyn Elizabeth Sanner on Jnauary 11, 1941 in Clinton, IA. Together they raised 5 daughters. After the Wire Mill, Gene worked as an auto mechanic in Oregon and Sterling, IL. He then served in the US Army in WW II as a rifle marksman in Italy from 1944 -1945 in Company K338th Infantry Division. He earned the European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon with 1 Bronze Star, Good Conduct Medal, Combat Infantry Medal, Automatic Rifle Bar, Sharp Shooters Madal and Machine Gun Bar. After returning from military service, Gene and his wife Evelyn moved the family back to Deer Grove to the Hardy family farm and began farming. In 1954 Gene and Evelyn bought the farm that he has continued to live on until present. Gene and Evelyn lived and worked on their farm raising livestock and crops until his retirement in 1996. In addition to farming several farms, Gene did custom combining of crops in his local area. He served as Drainage Commisioner for Hamilton Township for many years and enjoyed restoring an antique 1939 Bradley Tractor. He loved watching wrestling and was an avid NASCAR follower. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Evelyn after 62 years of marriage; five brother: Harry, Clint, Lester, Russell and Raymond; three sisters: Pearl Seible, Emma Howes, Bessie Mungor; one grandson Louis Brechon; one great grandson Tyler Clark and one son in law Harold Andersen. He is survived by his five daughters: Betty Andersen of Ohio, IL, Bonnie (Robert) Mattingly of Deer Grove, Virgina (Joseph) Brechon of Dixon, Peggy Brechon (Joel Peterson) of Mokena, IL and Gale (David) Clark of Evans, CO; 10 grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren; 12 great great grandchildren with 1 additional great great grandson expected early next year. Visitation will be held on Friday December 21, 2018 from 9 - 10:30 AM at the Garland Funeral Home in Walnut. The funeral will follow at 10:30 AM with the Reverend Brian Moore, pastor of the First Christian Church of Walnut officiating. Burial with military honors will conclude at Walnut Cemetery. A memorial has been estabslihed to Rock River Hospice and Home and to the First Christian Church of Walnut
Stanley W. White - 843/25/1934 - 12/14/2018
Walnut, Illinois Stan W. White, 84 of Walnut, died Friday, December 14, 2018 at the Citadel of Sterling. Stan was born on March 25, 1934 in Vermillion, SD, the son of Wayne W. and Alice B. (Maxwell) White. He married Laura L. Ewing on November 25, 1978 in Sioux City, IA. He is a United States Navy Veteran and retired from the Navy after 20 years as a Master Chief Petty Officer. Survivors include his wife, Laura of Walnut; two daughters, Tracy (Mike) Chamberlain of Vermillion, SD and Jill Koertner of Prairie Village, KS; three sons, Chris (Ines) White of Vermillion, SD, Jon (Shawna) Rothwell of Sioux Falls, SD and Pat Rothwell of Sioux Falls, SD; 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister. Burial will take place in the Black Hills National Cemetery in the Spring. Cremation rites have been accorded with the Garland Funeral Home in Walnut, IL.
Barbara Ann Fahs - 842/15/1934 - 11/8/2018
Van Orin, Illinois Barbara Ann Fahs, age 84 of Van Orin, died Thursday, November 08, 2018 at Heritage Health of Peru. Barbara was born on February 15, 1934 in Ohio, the daughter of Howard and Lucille (Hoffman) Townsend. She graduated from Ohio High School and completed nursing training in Davenport. Barbara married James A. Fahs on October 11, 1952 in Ohio. She worked at Perry Memorial Hospital, Harper Wyman, part-time book keeper at Van Orin elevator, book keeper at Van Orin Co-op Oil Company for 25 years and Fast Stop in La Moille. She enjoyed being with family, grandchildren and friends, playing cards, camping and going to the casino. She also enjoyed making crafts and taking her things to shows, playing the piano, going to country/western shows, rodeos and sporting events. Barb was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Ohio. Survivors include her husband, James; four children, Debra Lorenzi of Ladd, Janet (Pete) Walker of La Moille, Dan (Kim) Fahs of La Moille and Joe (Jessie) Fahs of La Moille; eight grandchildren; fifteen great grandchildren and one sister-in-law, Carol Townsend. She was preceded in death by her parents; one brother, Don Townsend; one son-in-law, Mark Lorenzi and two children in infancy. Cremation rites have been accorded. A gathering of family and friends will be held on Saturday, November 17, 2018 from 8:30-11:00 A.M. at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Ohio. Memorial Mass will follow at the church at 11:00 A.M. with the Reverend Gregory Jarzombek, Celebrant officiating. In lieu of flowers a memorial is established in her memory.
Max R. Hubbard - 898/10/1929 - 10/30/2018
Walnut, Illinois Max R. Hubbard Max R. Hubbard, age 89, of Rockford, formerly of Walnut, died Tuesday, October 30, 2018 at Atrium Extended Care in Rockford. Max was born August 10, 1929 in Wyanet the son of Harvey and Anna (Dalton) Hubbard. He was a 1947 graduate of Manlius High School and married Marie Gapinski on September 4, 1948 in Princeton. She preceded him in death in November of 1968. He later married Esther Heinzeroth on September 10, 1969 in Mendota. She preceded him in death on September 18, 2012. Max operated Hubbard Brothers Construction with his brother, Roger, for many years and also operated Gambles Store in Mendota and Walnut retiring in 1985. He spent his winters in Florida for over 30 years where he worked at a hardware store and did many remodeling projects. Max enjoyed woodworking, gardening and volunteering with the Walnut Chamber of Commerce. Survivors include three sons, Larry (Vicki) Hubbard of Rockford, Michael Hubbard of Rock Falls and John (Cathy) Hubbard of Naples, Fla.; one step son, Jim Heinzeroth of Mendota; eleven grandchildren, Marie Hubbard, Andrew Hubbard, Gabe Hubbard, Sean Hubbard, Allan Hubbard, Matt Heinzeroth, Don Heinzeroth, Jared Heinzeroth, Kim Simpson, Julie Lee and Tim Funfsinn; and many great grandchildren including Damien Hubbard. He was preceded in death by both wives; his parents; one step son, Bill Heinzeroth; one step daughter, Donna Funfsinn; two brothers, Roger Hubbard and Donald Hubbard; one sister, Doris Kissick; and one grandson, Bill Heinzeroth, Jr. Visitation will be Saturday, November 3, 2018 from 10-11:00 AM at the Garland Funeral Home in Walnut. Funeral services will be Saturday at 11:00 AM at the funeral home with Reverend Eldon Cook of the Walnut Community Bible Church officiating. Burial will be at Malden Cemetery. A memorial has been established to "Working On Walnut", P.O. Box 56, Walnut, IL, 61376. Online condolences may be sent to www.garlandfuneralhome.com.
Lois M. Anderson - 867/8/1932 - 10/23/2018
Ohio, IL Ohio- Lois M. Anderson, 86, of Ohio, died on Tuesday, October 23, 2018 at Heritage Health Care Center in Walnut. She was born on July 8, 1932 the daughter of Chauncey and Vida (Boehle) Robbins. Lois was a graduate of Illinois State University with a Bachelor's Degree having taught Home Economics in Rock Falls and Walnut. She was also employed as the Food Service Director at Walnut Manor and Heritage Square in Dixon. Lois married William F. Anderson, Jr. on December 7, 1963 in Bensenville. He died on January 11, 2018. Surviving are her children, William F. (Gina) Anderson III, of Ottawa, Eric R. (Linda) Anderson, of Churubusco, Ind. and Kate (Doug) Christensen of Newberg, Oregon; one sister, Yvonne Reynolds of Gladstone, Mo.; three brothers, Kenneth Robbins of Sterling, Dean (Alice) Robbins of Galt and Roger (Michelle) Robbins of Dixon; 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Celebration of the Mass of Christian Burial will be on Saturday, October 27, 2018 at 11:00 AM at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Ohio with Reverend Thomas Shaw, officiating. Burial will be at St. Mary Cemetery in Ohio. Visitation will be on Saturday, October 27, 2018 from 10:00-11:00 AM at the church, where Lois was an active member of Sodality and OCCW. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established. Online condolences may be sent to www.garlandfuneralhome.com
Irene Marie Chenneour - 962/22/1922 - 10/20/2018
Walnut, Illinois Irene M. Chenneour, 96, of Walnut, IL, died Saturday, October 20, 2018, at the Heritage Health Care, Walnut, IL. Irene was born on February, 22, 1922, in Sterling, IL; the daughter of Roland and Emma (Sibigtroth) Whaley. She married Harry S. Chenneour on August 26, 1945, in Ohio, IL. He preceded her in death on February 9, 2004. In her younger years she worked at Sislers Ice Cream, U.S. Post Office and the Drug Store all in Ohio, IL. She retired in 1994, after working for 27 years as a school bus driver for the Walnut School system. She was a former member of the Ohio United Methodist Church and a current member of the Walnut United Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Ohio Easter Star. When her children were young she was also involved with 4H. Survivors are her son, Bruce (Denise) Chenneour of Lodi, CA; her daughter, Vicki (Dave) Olszak of Lindenhurst, IL; 6 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents and her husband. A gathering of friends and family will be held at the Garland Funeral Home, Walnut, IL on Saturday, November 17, 2018 from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M., with a memorial service to follow at 11:00 A.M., with Reverend David Paust officiating. Memorial contributions may be made for the Walnut United Methodist Church and the Walnut Fire and Rescue Squad.
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Round 10 of the 2019 AMA Supercross season was a hometown race for Team Rocky Mountain ATV/MC -KTM-WPS at the world center of racing, the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, Florida this past Saturday night.
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Kilifi: Mrs Juliet Riziki Baya threaten to reveal Kilifi ODM top secrets before joining Jubilee alleged robbed Women Rep. post. -Kachachawa
Former ODM women representative candidate Hon. Juliet Riziki Baya famously known as Kachachawa has revealed that she was robbed the women representative post to Mrs. Gertrude Mbeyu right from the Nominations. She said that the ODM top leadership in Kilifi had people in Mind who were already proposed for the posts.
Speaking in Kilifi, Juliet Riziki threatened to reveal all ill games that were played right from the Nominations in Kilifi county. That comes after allegations that she was to join the Jubilee bandwagon with Hon. Gideon Mung'aro and Hon. Ken Nyale.
President Uhuru Kenyatta took campaigns to Taita Taveta after Mombasa where more ODM members joined Jubilee. The campaigns for Kilifi county were postponed where the ODM candidate Juliet Riziki was supposed to endorse President Uhuru Kenyatta re-election bid. The ODM to Jubilee defection has been at an alarming rate where the majority of the losers joined Jubilee for personal gains as alleged by the Kilifi residents.


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With a strong biblical foundation, spirituality and knowledge of one's faith, culture and
history, our children will be able to apply their Christian values and principles in their day to
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To teach Amharic language, Ethiopian history and culture to our children.
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Breakfast & Prayer 9:00 am-9:20am (or after Kurban)
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Kelly Watt
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Kelly Watt Memorial Race History
"Running to him was real, the way he did it the realest thing he knew.
It was all joy and woe,
Ask anyone who was ever blessed with the opportunity to watch Kelly Watt run, and he or she will likely tell you that he embodied the essence of the quotation above, each and every time he laced up his shoes. Whether it was a long training run over the rolling hills of Hawkshill Lane, or the final laps of a championship race, Kelly ran with conviction; always eager to test his personal limits. Kelly understood at a very young age that success in any endeavor rarely occurs without hard work and sacrifice, but he thrived on the satisfaction that he derived from working to improve himself day in and day out in preparation for the big race. If anything, Kelly believed that a distance race was the perfect metaphor for life in general. When the time came to find a fitting way to pay tribute to Kelly, it was clear that a race would be involved. Out of this philosophy, the Kelly Watt Memorial Race was born.
The Kelly Watt Memorial Race, occasionally referred to as simply "The Wattey", was organized in 2005 as a way to honor the life and accomplishments of Kelly, and to continue the legacy that he left behind. The obvious choice for the location of the race was Panorama Farms, Kelly's home away from home where he logged thousands of miles during his high school running career, and captured his first major individual running championship. The scenic and challenging 2-mile course for the Kelly Watt Memorial Race has remained unchanged since the first running in 2005, and it is identical to the course that was used for the 2004 Ragged Mountain Cup where Kelly captured his first individual title, and emerged as the preeminent high school cross country runner in Central Virginia during his senior year. The race is held annually on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, and it is quickly becoming one of the most popular fall races in Central Virginia.
The first running of the Kelly Watt Memorial Race was held on November 19th, 2005 on a cold and sunny Saturday morning with temperatures barely approaching 40. The open race was won by Alec Lorenzoni in a time of 10:21, with Tyler Kirk and Chris Samley rounding out the top three. Beth Brown led the way overall for the women, with a time of 13:10. In a demonstration of brotherhood and appreciation for their captain, all six of the runners who toed the line with Kelly during his final team cross country race at Albemarle, returned to race in honor of their teammate. Kelly's father Paul Watt made a special guest appearance in the traditional team strider, and brought the same energy and emotion into the pre-race huddle as his son had done for the Patriots so many times before. In total, 10 of Kelly's teammates from the 2004 season showed up to race, and over 20 former and current AHS harriers returned to their home course to pay tribute to Kelly. The inaugural event also featured both a boys and girls individual race for current high school cross country athletes looking to benchmark the progress that they had made throughout the course of the fall season. Matt Satterwhite of Western Albemarle High School captured the Boy's individual title with the fastest time of the day of 10:15, and Robin Vanneman captured the Girl's individual title by cracking the 13 minute barrier with a time of 12:59. Altogether, 141 runners competed in the three races, and the solid turnout helped this annual race earn a prominent place on the Charlottesville racing calendar.
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Another great crowd turned out in 2006 for the second running of the Kelly Watt Memorial Race, and Chris Samley emerged as the victor in the open heat with a time of 11:41. Andrea Wright and Nicola Ratcliffe battled down to the wire to compete for the honor of top female, with both runners cracking the 13 minute barrier. Wright eventually opened up a three second gap over Ratcliffe to become the first female to cross the line in a swift time of 12:56. Individual races for high school boys and girls were also held that morning for the second year in a row. In the boys section, Thomas Baker finished first with a time of 10:32, and Hannah Best captured the girl's title with a time of 13:12.
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Support for the race continued to grow throughout 2007, and the third installment of the memorial run featured a record number of participants. Another chilly morning began with the first annual ½ mile race for children. In total, 28 children ranging in ages from five to twelve got their first taste of the thrill of a cross country race that Kelly grew to love so much. In the open race, former William and Mary cross country runner Charlie Hurt crossed the line first in a meet record time of 10:08. Kelly's former teammate George Heeschen took 2nd overall, and was followed closely by current Albemarle cross country runner Nathan Rouse. A special point in the race came when Robin Vanneman and Kelly McElroy crossed the finish line together in a time of 13:20 to share the honor of top female. Vanneman and McElroy are both students at William and Mary, and run cross country and track for the Tribe. As members of the class of 2010, both girls would have been teammates with Kelly during his college career, and their presence at the race demonstrated the love and admiration that Kelly's future teammates had for him even before he set foot on campus. 2007 was also a special year, as the Watts decided to make the race a family affair. Members of Kelly's family traveled from all across the country to compete, and the final results show eight Watts completing the course that morning.
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Another huge crowd showed up in 2008 for the fourth annual race. Although it was another cold November morning, the sun was shining and runners were able to keep warm with Starbucks coffee, Bodos Bagels and other refreshments that were generously donated by local vendors. Participation was strong yet again in the children's ½ mile race, and the dynamic duo of Mitchell and Tyler Waters raced to the line to finish with times just above three minutes to lead the field. In the open race, first time participant Andrew Schroeder crossed the line first in a time of 10:53, and George Heeschen and Alec Lorenzoni rounded out the top three. Albemarle High School standout and current William and Mary cross country athlete Liz Barclay captured the women's title with a time of 13:17. By this time, the classmates Kelly graduated from high school with had reached their senior year in college, yet over 15 members of the AHS class of 2005 returned home during a busy time in the year, to race in honor of their friend.
The Kelly Watt Memorial Race continues to grow every year, as first time participants discover just how special it is when runners and walkers gather to remember someone special. Some of these runners never knew Kelly, while others had the opportunity to watch him grow up into an outstanding young man. However, they all leave the race knowing why Kelly was so special to so many people, and why it is so important to never forget the lessons that he taught us all. Approximately 1.5 miles into the race, runners pass a single red maple tree that overlooks an open field at Panorama Farms. Beneath that tree is a small plaque in green and gold (William and Mary's colors), engraved with the simple, yet profound phrase: "Run Fast and Never Look Back". That's Kelly's Tree. That is the way Kelly lived his life. That is why we run this race.
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Over 170 people toed the line for the fifth annual Kelly Watt Memorial Race on a crisp November morning at Panorama Farms. The "under twelve" set started the event with the third annual half mile run. Brandon Seagreaves and future Patriot Kathleen McPhillips were victorious. Kathleen, one of five McPhillips' family members participated in the race with her older brothers Austin, Tyler, and Sean and her father Pat . In the open race, current Albemarle assistant coach Alec Lorenzoni got the win in 10:24 over Andrew Golden and former Louisa standout Thomas Baker, while Monticello sophomore Madeline Hermsmeier won the women's title in 13:23.
All in all, it was another great edition of a race that brings together many different people for one special morning. The participants of this race, the fast and slow, young and old, intimate friends of Kelly or young children who never even met him, are hard to pigeonhole. They do, however, share one thing, and that is a mutual desire to honor Kelly's memory by running over the hills of Panorama Farms that he called home. It is a testament to his legacy and the work of the race organizers that this event continues to grow, and that there were more participants in 2009 than there were in 2005!
I was lucky enough to know Kelly and to run against him for two years in high school, and looking back now, I'm sure he was an absolute dream to coach because he possessed the two qualities essential to a great cross country runner: a strong work ethic and guts. Kelly was successful because he squeezed every ounce of ability out of his body, and because, when he raced, he left everything on the course. Cross country was a perfect sport for him because it rewards hard work and dedication, attributes that he had in abundance. I have run this race several times over the past five years, and I will continue to do so every year that I am able, not only thinking of him with every step, but racing as he would: fast, tough, and with nothing held back.
-Alec Lorenzoni (WAHS class of 2003)
An unseasonably warm November morning greeted runners participating in the 2010 edition of the Kelly Watt Memorial run, as hundreds of race participants, spectators, and volunteers gathered at the scenic Panorama Farms for the 6th annual race. As the sun emerged over the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and burned away the morning dew covering the pristine 2-mile race course, runners paid their respects to the young runner who was known for his insistence on wearing running shorts even in the coldest of temperatures by peeling away their sweats and hoodies and exchanging them for shorts and singlets. The competition that morning heated up just as quickly as the temperatures did, and the action began once again, with the "Under 12" ½ mile race. A young Averi Witt sprinted away from the field at the gun, and stopped the clock in a remarkable time of 2:49 on a difficult course, putting over a minute on the rest of the field in the process.
In the open 2 mile race, Albemarle's Assistant Cross Country, coach Alec Lorenzoni used a strong finishing kick to defend his 2009 title, and emerge victorious in yet another Kelly Watt Memorial Run, as he crossed the line first in a time of 10:23. With his 2010 victory, Lorenzoni has now placed 1st overall in 3 of the 6 memorial races that have been held. 2nd place finisher Barry Rodgers also dipped under the 10:30 mark with a time of 10:27, and George Heeschen rounded out the top 3, finishing in a time of 10:36. Although the top 2 men were separated at the finish by a mere 5 seconds, the race for the individual female title was even tighter, as Annie Taylor and Mattie Webb battled each other down to the wire. Annie Taylor eventually opened up a 2 second gap over Webb, to cross the line as the first female, in a swift time of 13:50, to Webb's 13:52.
The 2010 edition of the race was a milestone year as the open race featured over 200 total finishers for the first time in history. The efforts of an incredibly dedicated race committee allow for this race to continue to grow in size, and race veterans always strive to make sure that the first time participants leave Panorama Farms with a strong sense of the incredible character and remarkable attitude that defined Kelly Watt during his life. It is my opinion that this race distinguishes itself from any other footrace that I run over the course of the calendar year, because the emphasis is not so much upon the finish line, but upon the journey that one takes in order to get there. I always admired Kelly because even though he ran every race to win, he would always walk away with his head held high if he fell short, because he found satisfaction in knowing that he had run as hard as he could, and had laid it on the line. The way he raced was the exact same way that he lived his life- with nothing held back and with no regrets. Kelly was courageous, driven, and relentless in his pursuit of greatness, and for one day in November, we gather to try to live up to the lofty example that he set for each and every one of us. It's our day to lay it on the line.
George Michael Heeschen
2011 marked the 7th annual running of The Wattey, and once again the race featured a record number of finishers, as hundreds made their way out to Panorama Farms to enjoy a beautiful fall morning in Central Virginia, to run in honor of Kelly.
The morning began with the increasingly popular Children's half-mile race, as 25 youngsters had the opportunity to get their first taste of real cross country, and enjoy the rolling hills on an abbreviated course. Young speedster Lawrence Dupont took the overall win by finishing in just over 3 minutes.
240 people covered the 2 mile course in the Open Race, and former Western Albemarle runner and current Albemarle assistant cross country coach Alec Lorenzoni was victorious once again, in a race record time of 10:19. With his victory, Lorenzoni claimed his 4th individual title at this race, with three of those victories coming in the past three years. George Heeschen claimed 2nd place yet again, and local runner Jason Buczyna rounded out the top 3. On the female side, Madeline Hermsmeier crossed the finish line in a swift time of 12:48, making her the fastest female champion, ever for this race. Hermsmeier also became the first female to repeat as champion, as she also crossed the line first in 2009. Alexandra Stokes and Nicole Ratcliffe rounded out the top 3 on the female side. Kelly's competitive spirit clearly lives on through this race, as both male and female winners posted the fastest winning times in race history.
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The Wattey celebrated its 8th running in 2012 on another pristine fall morning at Panorama Farms, as record numbers turned out once again to celebrate Kelly's life, and honor his passion for running.
A smaller field assembled this year for the children's half-mile race, however the competition remained equally as fierce at the front of the pack, as Stuart Terrill crossed the line first. He was followed closely by Matt Haworth and Grant Williams, while Lillian Peskova led the way for the girls, with a strong 5th place finish overall.
In the open 2-mile race, Albemarle assistant cross country coach Alec Lorenzoni kept his winning streak alive at The Wattey, with his fourth consecutive overall victory, as he crossed the line in a swift time of 10:35. Former Madison County High School standout Chuck Love made his return to The Wattey for the first time since 2005, and recorded a strong second place finish in a time of 10:48. During his high school career, Love frequently shared a spot in the Top-10 Central Virginia Cross Country Poll alongside Kelly. George Heeschen rounded out the top 3 overall with a finishing time of 10:55.
On the female side, fifteen year old Annie Taylor crossed the finish line first in a blazing time of 12:42. The current Western Albemarle High School standout improved upon Madeline Hermsmeier's time of 12:48 last year, to establish a new race record on the female side. Megan Pritchard and Kelsey Pittman turned in solid times just over 14 minutes, to finish 2nd and 3rd overall respectively for the females.
The race continues to grow incrementally as the 2012 running featured over 250 finishers for the first time in the its 8 year history. The race also continues to evolve, as this year's award ceremony recognized the top seven overall finishers as the "All-Wattey" team in true cross country fashion. Additionally, professional photographer Tyler Corvin was on hand to capture all of the action, and race photographs were available for purchase, with all proceeds from the sales being generously donated to the Kelly Watt Memorial Scholarship Fund. Generous donations such as these, coupled with and a yearly increase in the total number of overall finishers, continues to guarantee that the Kelly Hansen Watt Scholarship Memorial Fund will continue to provide this significant annual scholarship to a deserving high school student athlete who best embodies the qualities that Kelly was most admired for by his peers, teammates, coaches and competitors.
As the years go by, and the race continues to grow, more and more of the participants never had the opportunity to know Kelly, however through this event, they quickly realize that he represented the best of what this sport we love is all about. Kelly's spirit lives on inside each and every one of us, and this race guarantees that the valuable life lessons which Kelly taught us during his short time on earth, will not soon be forgotten.
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In the final game of the season, the Riversiders trail the visitors by 164 runs after the second day with the Midlanders still having three wickets in hand.
Durham are in danger of going the whole season without a home win in the Championship and they suffered a long day in the field yesterday.
Leicestershire began the day on 66 without loss and they dominated the bowling until the final session when Durham took four wickets for just 64 runs from 32 overs.
Before that the Leicester batsmen made hay with their first five all making large scores as the Riversiders struggled with the ball.
Openers Darren Maddy and Darren Robinson put on 101 in 36 overs for the first wicket with Maddy eventually making 70 and Robinson 65.
Darren Stevens then blasted a 37-ball half- century with 52 of his first 53 runs coming in boundaries.
Stevens was later removed just eight runs short of his century by Wearside spinner Graeme Bridge but John Maunders went on to reach three figures.
Former Durham overseas stand-in Brad Hodge then chipped in with a run-a-ball 46 as the runs continued to flow with 199 coming in the afternoon session.
But from a commanding 394-3 at tea, Leicestershire lost their way as Durham hit back with four wickets.
Teesside seamer Liam Plunkett removed Hodge and Maunders with the second new ball, while West Indian spinner Gareth Breese struck twice in three balls before the close.
The wicketless Neil Killeen was Durham's most economic bowler while Breese finished with 3-93 and Plunkett 2-80.
But the Riversiders are once again up against it in their late bid to avoid the wooden spoon with Leicestershire firmly in the driving seat.
SCORES: Durham - First Innings: 298. Leicestershire - First Innings: 462-7 (Maunders 116, Stevens 92, Maddy 70, Robinson 65, Hodge 46; Breese 3-93, Onions 2-80).


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At the end of March 2017, I became Chief Medical Officer for the Pennsylvania Psychiatric institute (PPI), a joint partnership between Penn State Health, the Department of Psychiatry at Penn State University College of Medicine and UPMC Pinnacle. After spending 28 years at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, where I served as Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs 2002-2017, I saw an opportunity to help PPI grow in its clinical services and partnerships to improve access to care and meet the behavioral health care needs of Central Pennsylvania with evidence-based, targeted programming.
PPI is a unique behavioral health provider because of its connection with a nationally recognized academic medical center. Through Penn State University and the Milton S Hershey Medical Center our clinicians are attuned to emerging research which advances our understanding of how and why psychiatric illnesses develop and can best be treated. As a result, PPI's programs and services are always based on research and evidence-based models of care.
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George Watson Scholar Award £1000 A-level - A*A* in Mathematics and another subject (excluding General Studies) International Baccalaureate - 40 points with 7 HL in Mathematics Mathematics Excellence Award £1500 A-level - A*A*A* in Mathematics and 2 other subjects (excluding General Studies) International Baccalaureate - 40 points with 7 HL in Mathematics and another HL subject International Mathematics Scholarships (open to International students) School Scholarships The School of Mathematics offers scholarships to international students applying for undergraduate programmes whose fees are not wholly paid by a sponsoring body. These are worth between £1,500 and £2,000. 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In the case of distinction needing to be made between third and fourth year students, or in any similar situation, priority should be given to the student who has been examined at the more advanced level. The prize is founded in memory of the late Professor Andrew King, who was a Professor in Applied Mathematics. The Austin PrizeAwarded to a Single Honours student of high merit in the School of Mathematics at the final honours examination for the BSc, BA or MSci degrees. The recipient of a Corbett prize is not eligible for this award and it will normally be given to a student who has shown distinction in Pure Mathematics. The prize was founded in memory of the late W H Austin MA, lecturer in Mathematics. The Frank Downton PrizeAwarded to a final year student in the School of Mathematics for an outstanding performance in project or practical work in Statistics. 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Welcome to the new standard of healthcare! Premise Health is the world's leading healthcare access provider. We deliver purpose-driven career experiences in a culture-centric work environment—ensuring that employees at the nation's best companies get, stay, and be well. In a changing healthcare environment, we know there's a better way for organizations to help their people live healthier lives by delivering the right care at the right time, right where they work. Partnered with visionary organizations around the globe, we offer a broad range of healthcare services and deliver an effortless patient experience that raises the bar, lowers costs, and redefines the meaning of quality care. By shifting the conversation from cost to return and from treatment to prevention, we are committed to help people, their families, and the organizations they work for be at their best. We are looking for a Director of Pharmacy and Analytics to work at our Corporate office in Brentwood, TN ! If you possess a "whatever it takes attitude" keep reading. The Director of Pharmacy Pricing and Analytics is a professional who is responsible for executing integration strategies to enhance the value of employer sponsored worksite pharmacies. The Director of Pharmacy Pricing and Analytics is responsible for maximizing Premise Health's pharmacy value proposition while developing market competitive pricing strategies. This role will be working in concert with the PBM, clients and pharmacy department management to execute and oversee pharmacy benefit administration, pharmacy strategy and performance. This role will be responsible for the oversight and management of all pharmacy pricing and benefit builds and claims and profitability analysis. It will also include leading a team to develop and manage all pharmacy benefit builds, pharmacy claims processing system configuration and maintenance. What You'll Do for Us: Manages and develops Pharmacy Benefit Systems and Pricing Analysts Offers strategic oversight of pharmacy benefit design requests, and other related worksite synergies. Oversees the development and maintenance of reports to analyze pharmacy profitability. Works with other senior leaders to manage long-range planning and interactions between the PBMs and internal functional areas toward reaching company goals. Responsible for support strategy to the Pharmacy Benefit Administration relationship between Premise and the clients PBM. Develops future pharmacy strategy and programs for continued enhanced client value through appropriate analysis. Understand the pharmacy pipeline and use this data to drive budgeting decisions. Serves as a subject matter expert to Premise Health around pricing strategy. Directs business intelligence, client billing, and client reporting for revenue collection and metric reporting. Reviews and audits finance and accounting shared services' pharmacy reporting. Serves as executive leadership in the pharmacy steering committees. Directs client pharmacy audits for all pharmacy sites. Provides strategic oversight to the pharmacy analytics and clinical technology resources. Education: MBA preferred and at least 5 years' experience in pharmacy Experience: Required 8 years of experience in understanding of pharmacy claims processing, network audits, pharmacy benefits structure, and formularies. At least 3 years of experience directly managing people, including hiring, developing, motivating, and directing people as they work. At least 3 years of experience in indirect management of team members, including assisting in the development, training and assignment of work/projects to other team members. Experience with employer pharmacy benefit management to include pricing, programs and structure Experience collaborating with internal and external resources to develop clinical pharmacy strategies that meet both client and divisional integration goals within budget(s) and established timelines. Experience providing customer service to internal and external customers, including meeting quality standards for services, and evaluation of clinical pharmacy programs. 10% Travel Requirement Knowledge and Skills: Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office Programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) What We'll Do for You: At Premise Health, you're not an employee – you're a team member. We have health centers, pharmacies, fitness centers and offices scattered across the country, but we're all working together to deliver exemplary and delightful service to our clients, their employees and family members. 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Scientists from 19 research institutes and 2 enterprises from 12 countries across Europe have joined forces in a Network of Leading European AQUAtic MesoCOSM Facilities Connecting Mountains to Oceans from the Arctic to the Mediterranean, in short: AQUACOSM. The network will perform the first systematic large-scale experiments to compare how both freshwater and marine ecosystems respond to environmental pressures including climatic change and other effects of the growing human population. AQUACOSM will increase the understanding about complex processes controlling water ecosystems all the way from mountain lakes and rivers to coasts and oceans. A better understanding of these complex processes is urgently needed to improve predictions of our future environment and to develop plans to counteract the strong impact of human activities on one of our most important global resource: water, and the life in it.
AQUACOSM will open their unique experimental mesocosm research facilities for collaboration with scientists from all over the world. Mesocosms are controlled and replicated experimental water enclosures, large enough (from ca. 1 to 1000 m3) to allow experiments on whole ecosystems in close to natural conditions. Using such mesocosms is currently the most reliable way to predict effects of future environmental and anthropogenic pressures on all the complex aquatic ecosystems.
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Coordinate Joint Research Activities using the latest mesocosm technologies along geographical gradients from the Arctic to the Mediterranean and across salinity boundaries to investigate aquatic ecosystem responses to multiple environmental climate-related key stressors
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CITATION: Since much of freshwater and marine sciences have been separated for over 100 years, we are very exited to start this first international collaborative project between both these "worlds". We anticipate to rapidly advance the aquatic science, simply by joining forces with each other - says the project leader Dr. Jens Nejstgaard, at FvB-IGB, Germany.
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