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SECTION C s The Week Beginning June 16, 2010 s The Springfield Paper
A Way To Keep Your Child From Getting Sunburned
Beauty Buzz:
Q. What is the best way
to keep my child from getting sunburned?
A. The best way is to
keep your child out of the
sun but that is certainly
not the most practical. If
you can have your child
avoid the harshest times
of day, 10am to 4pm for
direct sun exposure that
is very beneficial. Use a
broad spectrum, UV A
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and UV B protection, sunscreen daily. According
to an article by Pediatrician Dr. Iannelli, M.D.
children are still getting
sunburned and suntanned
with the primary cause
not being that parents forget to put on sunscreen
but that many don’t put
it on correctly. It only
takes a few minuets to put
sunscreen on properly. It
should be applied 30 min-
uets prior to sun exposure
because it takes time for
sunscreen to work. If you
apply the protection prior
to your child going outside you can do it before
they even get dressed. Dr.
Is Your Motivation Waning?
The year is half over.
For a lot of people , the resolution to get fit in the year
2010 is just a sad memory.
Most people will find their
motivational levels wane
from time to time which
can seriously derail your
goals and overall belief
in yourself. How much
effort we put into all the
aspects of our lives helps
us to form our own self-efficacy, which is essentially
our belief in ourselves to
get things done.
When you have low
self-efficacy levels, you
will find that you have an
overall lower self-confidence and experience less
success. Making sure that
you stay on course with
your workouts can help
boost your self confidence.
Every work-out missed
makes it a little easier to
miss the next one.
You’ve probably read
motivational strategies be-
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fore such as write down
your goals, clip our some
pictures of your ideal physique, find a gym partner,
etc. But when these are no
longer working, you may
have to turn to other means
to motivate your self. Usually the initial motivational
strategies you are attempt- see WANING...pg C7
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and take special care not
to miss spots like the back
of the neck, ears, feet, the
backs of arms and legs.
Dr. Iannelli also suggests
you save the face for last.
Children tend to dislike
this application the most
and it’s best left for last.
Use a sunscreen with
at least SPF of 15 or 30
and re-apply every two
hours. Be sure not to use
sunscreen on babies under the age of 6 months.
Many companies have
sunscreens designed for
kids. They are usually
more hypoallergenic and
easy on children’s sensitive skin. While you are
taking care of the kids
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ing tend to be more surface level approaches that
can wear off quickly.
By going a little deeper
and trying some higher level approaches, you might
just hit the bulls eye and
figure out what will keep
you pushing onwards.
One method is by journaling. The most common
approach is to write down
what you are doing each
workout and what your
meal plan consists of. This
allows you to carefully
track what you’re doing
so that you can see where
you may need to make
improvements and what’s
working for you.
If you feel yourself
still wanting to miss a
workout, stop and take the
time to write down what
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Iannelli suggests you follow the same routine each
time you apply sunscreen.
You’ll develop a consistent way of application
and won’t forget places
on your child’s body and
your child will get use the
routine. Apply sunscreen
generously. Most parents
don’t apply enough. The
amount of sunscreen that
could fill up your child’s
hand is usually enough.
Larger children have larger hands so this is a good
measure. Use whatever
form of sunscreen you
and your child tolerate
best, lotion, gel, or spray.
Start with one area of the
body, like an arm, and apply a thick layer. Rub it in
or spray it on completely
before moving on the next
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Page C2 s The Springfield Paper s June 16, 2010
A Treasure From The Deep Distinguished Administrator
Healthy Living
By Frank Miesse, Ph.D.
Just as our houses and
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operating thermostat to
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running smoothly, so must
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responsible for regulating
our body temperature and
maintaining proper metabolism so that the fuel we
put into our body – in other
words, our caloric intake
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been named the 2010 recipient of the American
College of Health Care
Administrators (ACHCA)
Distinguished Administrator Award.
The award was presented recently during
the awards banquet at
ACHCA’s Annual Convocation and Exposition in
Philadelphia. The ACHCA
Distinguished Administrator Award recognizes
a Fellow of ACHCA who
has demonstrated the
highest professional standards as an administrator
in long-term care. Houseman provides leadership
at Oakwood Village, a
continuing care retirement
community serving approximately 266 seniors
campus wide. She is also
the interim administrator
a sister facility, Mercy St.
John’s Center, also located
in Springfield.
She has implemented
many positive changes at
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June 16, 2010 s The Springfield Paper s Page C3
A Good Father Will Guide His Daughter On The Right Path
FOCUS ON
THE FAMILY
Dr. James Dobson
QUESTION: Is there
a way I as a father can
influence my daughter’s
attitude toward boys? If
she chooses to marry,
she will need to understand men and know
how to relate to them. Is
that something I should
be thinking about?
DR. DOBSON: You
bet it is. Long before a
girl finds her first real boyfriend or falls in love, her
attitude toward men has
been shaped quietly by her
father. Why? Because the
father-daughter relationship sets the stage for all
future romantic involvements.
If a young woman’s
father rejects her, she’ll
spend her life trying to
find a man who can meet
the needs he never fulfilled
in her heart. If he’s warm
and nurturing, she’ll look
for a lover to equal him.
If he thinks she’s beautiful and feminine, she’ll be
inclined to see herself that
way. But, if he rejects her
as unattractive and uninteresting, she’s likely to
carry self-image problems
into her adult years.
It’s also true that a
woman’s relationship with
her husband is significantly influenced by the way
she perceived her father’s
authority. If he was overbearing or capricious during her earlier years, she
may precipitate power
struggles with her husband
throughout married life.
But, if Dad blended love
and discipline in a way
that conveyed strength,
she may be more comfortable with a give-and-take
marriage characterized by
mutual respect.
So much of what goes
into marriage starts with
the bride’s father. That’s
why it behooves those of
us with daughters to give
our best effort to raising
them properly. You are
right to be thinking about
that vital relationship.
QUESTION: As a father, what should I be try-
ing to accomplish with my soul.” The son himself has
son in these teen years?
become a “living legacy to
the leader of the band.”
DR. DOBSON: SomeCan’t you see this man
one has said, “Link a boy going to visit his aged fato the right man and he ther today, with a lifetime
seldom goes wrong.” I be- of love passing between
lieve that is true. If a dad them? That must have
and his son can develop been what God had in
hobbies together or other mind when he gave dads
common interests, the re- to boys.
bellious years can pass in
Let me address your
relative tranquility. What question directly: What
they experience may be re- common ground are you
membered for a lifetime. cultivating with your imI recall a song, written pressionable son? Some
by Dan Fogelberg, which fathers build or repair cars
told about a man who with them; some construct
shared his love of music small models or make
with his elderly father. It things in a woodshop.
is called “Leader of the My dad and I hunted and
Band,” and its message fished together. There is
touches something deep no way to describe what
within me. The son talks those days meant to me
of a father who “earned his as we entered the woods
love through discipline, a in the early hours of the
thundering, velvet hand.” morning. How could I
The father’s “song is in my get angry at this man who
Another One Of Those Laws You Can Use
Reverse Mortgages Convert
Home Equity Into Cash
Q: What is a reverse mortgage?
A: Generally speaking, a reverse mortgage is a type of loan that may be used to convert the equity in a
home into cash for a homeowner. The amount of the loan is derived, in part, from the amount of equity the
homeowner has in the home.
Q: Why is it called a “reverse” mortgage?
A: A homeowner who uses a conventional (“normal”) mortgage begins with little or no equity in the
home, and gradually pays the lender until the homeowner has paid so much money that he/she has 100
percent equity in the home, owning it “free and clear.” In a “reverse” mortgage, the borrower begins with
substantial (or complete) equity in the home, and it is the lender who makes payments to the homeowner.
In this way, the lender obtains equity in the home while the homeowner loses equity. Most homeowners
choose to take monthly installments of their loan proceeds from a reverse mortgage, meaning that the lender
makes monthly payments to the homeowner over time. However, a homeowner may choose to receive the
proceeds through a different periodic payment schedule (such as an annual payment), or through a line of
credit, a combination of periodic payments and a line of credit, or a lump sum.
Q: If the bank pays me, does that mean I don’t pay anything?
A: Not exactly. The loan is a transaction, and like any transaction, there are costs. The same types of
fees and closing costs that apply to conventional mortgages also apply to reverse mortgages. Also, since
you are still the homeowner, you will continue to be liable for property taxes and homeowner’s insurance.
Q: How do I know if I qualify for a reverse mortgage?
A: To qualify for a reverse mortgage, you must be at least 62 years old and you must own your own
home. Also, you may obtain a reverse mortgage only for a home you use as your primary residence.
Q: I’m more than 62 years old. How can I tell if a reverse mortgage is right for me?
A: If your income is too small to cover your regular living expenses, a reverse mortgage can help you
make ends meet. However, because you would be giving up the equity in your home, you should consider
a reverse mortgage only when you have a significant financial need. Avoid being pressured into obtaining
a reverse mortgage if you have sufficient assets to meet your financial obligations and needs.
Q: If I think a reverse mortgage may be right for me, what should I do?
A: First, assess your financial situation. Consider your budget and past expenses and try to realistically predict your future needs. Second, meet with a counselor; this is required under federal law. A list of
government-approved counselors can be found at https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/hecm_agency_look.cfm.
A counselor will help you understand reverse mortgages, and possible alternatives. Third, if you believe
a reverse mortgage is right for you, ask friends, relatives or co-workers to recommend a lender. Fourth,
shop around; investigate many lenders and compare the information they give you. It is wise to choose a
lender that regularly makes reverse mortgage loans. You also may wish to consult an attorney before signing anything.
Q: I’ve heard that some lenders prey upon older people. How can I get more information about reverse
mortgages and make sure I’m dealing with a reputable lender?
took time to be with me?
We had wonderful talks
while coming home from
a day of laughter and fun
in the country. I tried to
maintain that kind of contact with my son.
Opportunities to communicate openly and build
the father-son relationship
have to be created. It’s a
goal that’s worth whatever it takes to achieve.
Dr. Dobson is founder and chairman
of the board of the nonprofit organization Focus on the Family, P.O.
Box 444, Colorado Springs, CO.
80903; or www.family.org. Questions and answers are excerpted
from "The Complete Marriage and
Family Home Reference Guide" and
"Bringing Up Boys," both published
by Tyndale House.
Social Security Administration
Q&A
Is it true that a divorced couple
could receive twice the Social Security income of a married couple?
When we retire, will we each be able
to collect our full Social Security
benefit, or will it be reduced?
Getting divorced will not increase a couple’s
total Social Security income. A couple’s total Social Security income will be the sum of the primary
insurance amount earned by the spouse entitled to
the highest benefit, PLUS the LARGER of (1) half
the primary insurance amount, or (2) the benefit to
which the second spouse is entitled as a result of
his/her own employment history.
Example #1 - Both spouses worked: If the
highest benefit to which one spouse is entitled is
$1,500 per month, and the second spouse is entitled
to $1,200 per month because of his/her own work
history, the couple’s total Social Security income
would be $2,700. If this couple divorced, their total Social Security income would remain the same:
$1,500 plus $1,200 for a total of $2,700.
Example #2 - Only one spouse worked: The
couple’s total Social Security income would be
$1,500 PLUS a spouse benefit amount equal to half
the primary amount ($750) for a total of $2,250 a
month. If this couple divorced, the spouse benefit
could be as little as $0 depending on the length of
their marriage.
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until airtime, but you can probably expect to see
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10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
ABC
NBA
Half Pint
June 17, 2010
MOVIES
8 pm
Half Pint
By DICK GROEBER
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Next Food Network Star Bobby Flay Bobby Flay Dinner: Impossible (N)
Parks
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T. Smiley
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King
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Family Guy Two Men
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›› Caddyshack (1980) Chevy Chase. (CC)
AMC
›› Caddyshack (1980)
› Caddyshack II (1988) Jackie Mason. Premiere.
› Caddyshack II (1988) Jackie Mason. Premiere.
Deadliest Catch (CC)
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DISC
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E! True Hollywood Story The Soup
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Take Miami Holly’s
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Golf U.S. Open Championship, Second Round. From Pebble Beach, Calif.
Funniest Home Videos
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America’s Funniest Home Videos Homie awards.
The 700 Club (CC)
Funniest Home Videos
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Challenge Cupcakes.
Good Eats
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Cakes
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Unwrapped
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Chopped “In a Pinch”
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My First
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Sins of the Mother (2010, Drama) Jill Scott. (CC)
Will-Grace
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Movie Awards
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Pranked (N) Pranked
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Chefs vs. City “Seattle”
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Color
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Gangland “Hell House”
Lovewrecked (2006) Amanda Bynes. (CC)
The Hills
Rachael
Will/Grace
How I Met
Hard Times ›› Never Been Kissed (1999) Drew Barrymore.
UFC Unleashed
Ultimate-Finale
CSI: Crime Scn
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Bones (CC)
›› Disturbia (2007, Suspense) Shia LaBeouf. (CC)
››› 1408 (2007, Horror) John Cusack. (CC)
TNT
Bones (CC)
››› Transformers (2007, Action) Shia LaBeouf, Tyrese Gibson. (CC)
››› Die Hard (1988)
USA
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NCIS Murdered model.
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7 pm
7:30
8:30
White Collar (CC)
June 19, 2010
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8 pm
GoodFellas
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Hannah
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Burn Notice (N) (CC)
Half Pint
Will/Grace
House
Raymond
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FOOD
House
9 pm
9:30
Sunday Evening
7 pm
10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30
7:30
Police Chases
NCIS “Honor Code”
World’s Fastest Police Chases (CC)
NCIS “Angel of Death”
June 20, 2010
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8 pm
8:30
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9:30
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ABC
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›› She’s the Man (2006) Amanda Bynes. (CC)
Castle “The Fifth Bullet”
Overtime
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ABC
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Fortune
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48 Hours Mystery (N)
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60 Minutes (N) (CC)
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News
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News
Cash Exp.
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FOX
Judge Judy Judge Judy Cops (N)
PBS
Lawrence Welk
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Two Men
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America’s Most Wanted
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CW
TMZ (N) (CC)
Movie (CC)
››› Thunderheart (1992) Val Kilmer, Graham Greene. (CC)
Family Guy
AMC
›› Heartbreak Ridge
Worst-Case Worst-Case Man vs. Wild “Oregon”
DISC
MythBusters (N) (CC)
MythBusters (N) (CC)
DISN
Sonny
Sonny
Wizards
Suite/Deck
Chelsea
› Coyote Ugly (2000)
True Hollywood Story
ESPN
Baseball Tonight (CC)
MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Boston Red Sox. (Live)
College Baseball NCAA World Series, Game 2: Teams TBA. (Live) (CC)
Baseball Tonight (CC)
SportsCenter (Live) (CC)
››› The Parent Trap
››› Happy Feet (2006) Voices of Elijah Wood.
FAM
Unwrapped Unwrapped Iron Chef America
FOOD
Challenge
HGTV
House
HIST
Top Shot (CC)
LIFE
Confined (2010) David James Elliott. (CC)
Drop Dead Diva (N) (CC) Army Wives (N) (CC)
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True Life Dieting.
True Life
The Hills
Ultimate Knockouts 6
Ultimate Knockouts 7
››› Ice Age (2002) Voices of Ray Romano. (CC)
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House
Genevieve
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Modern Marvels (CC)
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›› She’s Too Young (2004) Marcia Gay Harden.
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››› More Than a Game (2008)
House
Divine
Sarah
Curb/Block Color
Holy Grail in America Kensington Rune Stone.
House
House
››› Gia (1998) Angelina Jolie, Elizabeth Mitchell. (CC)
True Life
Pranked
Pranked
Pranked
Wives
Hard Times Warren the
SPIKE
The Ultimate Fighter (S Live)
TNT
››› Transformers (2007) Shia LaBeouf. (CC)
››› War of the Worlds (2005, Science Fiction) Tom Cruise. (CC)
USA
›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) (CC)
›› Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008) Martin Lawrence.
Monday Evening
7 pm
7:30
8 pm
8:30
9 pm
Judge Judy Millionaire
The Bachelorette (N) (CC)
CBS
Wheel
Ent
How I Met
NBC
Inside Ed.
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Last Comic Standing
FOX
The Office
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Lie to Me (N) (CC)
PBS
Business
Served
CW
Family Guy Two Men
Sleepy
Law Order: CI
June 21, 2010
MOVIES
ABC
House
The Templar Code (CC)
The Ultimate Fighter
9:30
Design Star (N) (CC)
Color
Ice Road Truckers (N)
Top Shot (N) (CC)
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars
Color
Drop Dead Diva (CC)
Hard Times Hard Times Warren the ››› Bad Boys (1995)
Ultimate Knockouts 8
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TNT
Leverage (N) (CC)
Leverage (N) (CC)
USA
NCIS “Judgment Day”
NCIS “Jet Lag” (CC)
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NCIS “Judgment Day”
Tuesday Evening
7 pm
7:30
June 22, 2010
MOVIES
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8:30
Bones (CC)
9 pm
9:30
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Wipeout (N) (CC)
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News
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Wheel
Ent
NCIS “Flesh and Blood”
NCIS: Los Angeles (CC) The Good Wife (CC)
News
Letterman
Last Comic Standing (N) Persons Unknown (N)
News
Jay Leno
NBC
Inside Ed.
Jeopardy!
Losing It With Jillian (N) America’s Got Talent (N) Last Comic Standing
News
Jay Leno
The Good Guys (N) (CC) Fox 45 News Source
The Office
Seinfeld
FOX
The Office
Simpsons
Hell’s Kitchen A twist surprises everyone. (N) (CC)
Fox 45 News Source
The Office
Seinfeld
Antiques Roadshow
History Detectives (N)
Korean War
As Time...
T. Smiley
PBS
Business
Served
NOVA (CC) (DVS)
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As Time...
T. Smiley
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News
Raymond
King
Life Unexpected (CC)
News
Raymond
King
Rules
Two Men
Big Bang
King
CW
Family Guy Two Men
One Tree Hill (CC)
››› Enter the Dragon
›› The Specialist (1994) Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone.
MythBusters (CC)
DISC
Deadliest Catch (CC)
Deadliest Catch (CC)
Wizards
DISN
Wizards
You Wish! (2003) A.J. Trauth. (CC)
Heartland Thunder (N)
›› Ella Enchanted (2004) Anne Hathaway.
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Hannah
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Take Miami Take Miami Holly’s
Holly’s
Soup Pres
Soup Pres
Chelsea
E! News
World Cup Primetime (N)
Baseball
MLB Baseball: Yankees at Diamondbacks
Pretty Little Liars (CC)
Ultimate Car Build-Off
››› Dirty Dancing (1987, Romance)
Secret-Teen
Secret-Teen
FOOD
Challenge Hamburgers.
Unwrapped Unwrapped Best Thing Best Thing Diners
Diners
Good Eats
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House
Property
House
Selling New First Place
HIST
American Pickers (CC)
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars American Pickers (N)
LIFE
Reba (CC)
Reba (CC)
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››› Bad Boys (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith.
Property
Reba (CC)
House
My First
Secret-Teen
House
Primetime: Mind Games News
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MythBusters (CC)
Ways Die
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Cupcake Wars
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Judge Judy Millionaire
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House
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››› Remember the Titans (2000) Denzel Washington. (CC)
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Challenge
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››› War of the Worlds (2005) Tom Cruise. (CC)
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››› Grease (1978) (CC) ››› Dirty Dancing (1987) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze.
Hannah
››› Remember the Titans (2000) Denzel Washington. (CC)
Take Miami Take Miami Holly’s
Wizards
True Beauty (N) (CC)
AMC
SPIKE
E!
Saved My Life
Wizards
The Soup
Holly’s
Family Guy Scrubs
››› Thunderheart (1992) Val Kilmer.
Scariest Moments
Jonas L.A. The Pixar Story (2007) (CC)
Paid Prog.
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FatherLoss Independent Lens
King
Take Miami Holly’s
Snacks Unwrapped
FAM
Dirty Jobs (CC)
CSI: NY (CC)
Kardashian Take Miami › Coyote Ugly (2000) Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia.
Bobby Flay Bobby Flay Sunny’s Summer Eats
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›› Heartbreak Ridge
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Law Order: CI
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Tucson
Served
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’Til Death
King
DISC
E!
Golf U.S. Open Championship, Final Round. (CC)
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Served
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E!
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Rich Kids Who Kill
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King
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››› True Lies (1994, Action) (CC)
Deadliest Catch (N) (CC) After the Catch (N) (CC) Deadliest Catch (CC)
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Born Different
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››› Mean Girls (2004) Lindsay Lohan. (CC)
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Cupcake Wars (N)
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First Place
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House
For Rent
First Place
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House
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Who Really Discovered America? (N) (CC)
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The History of Sex (CC)
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Grey’s Anatomy (CC)
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Will/Grace
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16 and Pregnant (CC)
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The City
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CSI: Crime Scene
Deadliest Warrior
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BlueMount BlueMount
Pawn Stars Pawn Stars American Pickers (CC)
Ann Rule’s Too Late to Say Goodbye (2009) (CC)
› Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000, Action) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie.
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USA
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NCIS: Los Angeles (CC) WWE Monday Night RAW (S Live) (CC)
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Entourage
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Will/Grace
Entourage
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The City (N) Downtown
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Scattered rain showers and thunderstorms
dominated the local
area for Tuesday night
into Wednesday of June
the 08th and 09th, 2010
with 0.95 inch of rain.
More rain and thundershowers were noted
over the second wekkend of June in the warm
and humid air.
The National Weather
Service extended outlook maps for the period of Wednesday, June
the 16th through the
Next Wednesday, June
the 23rd, 2010 covering
the Father’s Day weekend into the first day of
summer is predicting
near normal temperatures and rainfall for the
local Springfield-Clark
County, Ohio area.
The period should
begin on Wednesday
on tn the western side
of a high pressure area
with fair skies, dry conditions, and warming
temperatures. A low
pressure area along
with a warm front could
bring in scattered thundeshowers and rain for
Thursday. A high pressure area should then
return fair skies, dry
conditions, and warm
temperatures for Friday
and continue into the
Father’s Day weekend.
The first day of summer should see the high
pressure area continue
to dominate with these
same conditions lasting
into the next Wednesday.
My weather records
for the period of June the
16th through the 23rd,
1968 through 2009 show
a high temperature of a
hot 99 degrees recorded
the weekend of June the
18th and 19th, 1984.
The lowest temperature
was a cool 45 degrees
recorded June the 17th,
1980. The average high
temperature is 82 degrees with an average
low of 61 degrees for
an average of 71.5 degrees. The greatest rain
total was a soaking 3.30
inches recorded June
the 18th, 1992.
The Funny Paper
June 16, 2010 s The Springfield Paper s Page C5
Homegrown Comics & Cartoons from Around the Local Area!
Wanted:
Homegrown Cartoons
Cartoonists or Amateur
Artists:
Have you ever thought of becomming a cartoon
artist? Do you have a character that you’ve developed
and would love to share it with the general public?
We want multi-panel cartoons. We want to showcase your talents to the good people of our area.
Tips: For your comic to succeed, and to assure
weekly use, please make at least 3 comics stips before
submitting to insure you have a buffer.
It is prefferable to send a group of comics in instead of one every week to meet deadlines.
To submit your cartoon(s), send to: P. O. Box 2400,
Springfield, Ohio 45501 email: editor@TheSpringfieldPaper.com
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On The Record
Page C6 s The Springfield Paper s June 16, 2010
Betty L. Stephenson
Betty L. Stephenson, 75, of
Springfield died June 6, 2010
in Springfield Manor. She was
born in Ewing, VA on March 6,
1935, the daughter of Esker and
Martha Frye. Betty is survived
by her children David (Raven)
Stephenson of Springfield and
Lisa (Ken) Schattmeyer of Huber Heights; three sisters Judy
(Ronald) Dale and Pauline
Frye both of Xenia and Patricia
Bowling of Mooresburg, TN;
one brother Charles (Evelene)
Frye of TN; five grandchildren
Eric Stephenson, Joseph Isaac,
Michael Jensen, Tosha Ball,
and Shayla Jenkins; four greatgrandchildren; and several
nieces and nephews. She was
preceded in death by her parents. Services will be Thursday,
June 10, 2010 at 2:00 pm in the
RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME
with Pastor Buck McIntosh officiating. Visitation will be one
hour prior to services. Burial
to follow in Rose Hill Burial
Park. Expressions of sympathy
may be made at www.richardsraffanddunbar.com.
JoAnn Littler
JoAnn Littler, 69, of Springfield, passed away on Saturday,
June 5, 2010 in the Eaglewood
Care Center. She was born on
March 6, 1941 in Springfield
the daughter of Bill and Roxie
Myrtle (DeWitt) Crummie.
She worked for many years in
health care at Community Hospital, Ohio Masonic Home, and
Home Health Care. She was
a member of the Open Bible
Church and attended the Full
Gospel Tabernacle. JoAnn was
preceded in death by her husbands, Stanley Littler in January of this year and her first
husband, Donnie DeWitt in
1986. She is survived by her
son, Terry DeWitt, daughter
Sherry Suttles, granddaughters,
Amy Horton, Angel Suttles, and
Ashley Suttles; great grandchildren: Sierra Horton, Miguel
Horton, JazLynn Williams, and
Henry Suttles Jr. all of Springfield, and close friends, James
Andrews and Chuck Horton.
A celebration of her life will
be held on Wednesday, June 9,
2010 at 7:00 p.m. in the LITTLETON & RUE FUNERAL
HOME. Friends may call two
hours prior to the time of service. You may express condolences at www.littletonandrue.
com
SHELLEY L. ALGREN
38, of Springfield, Ohio passed
away Sunday June 6, 2010. She
was born October 18, 1971 in
Springfield the daughter of Rick
& Sena (Weeks) May. She was
a Registered Nurse at Kettering Memorial Hospital, Dayton
and she was a Girl Scout Leader of Western, Ohio. She is survived by her husband, Michael;
children; Logan, McKenzie &
Alivia; her parents, a brother,
Todd & Carrie May; nieces,
nephews, other relatives and
friends. Visitation will be 4-8
PM Thursday June 10, 2010 at
the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN,
DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle,
Ohio. Funeral services will be
at 11:00 AM Friday in the funeral home. Burial will be in
Myers Cemetery.
Memorial
contributions may be made to
Susan G. Komen for the Cure,
Attn: Donor Services, P.O. Box
650309, Dallas, TX 75265.
Expressions of sympathy may
be sent to www.trostelchapman.com
Mildred J. Neal
Mildred J. Neal, 88, a Springfield resident since 1989 died
Tuesday, June 8, 2010 in the
Ohio Masonic Home. She
was born January 18, 1922 in
Columbus, Ohio the daughter of John A. and Josephine
(Geschwilm) Zechman. Mrs.
Neal served in the United
States Navy during WWII, retired from General Motors in
Columbus in 1976, and was a
member of The Order of East-
ern Star in Springfield and Columbus. She is survived by one
step-son Roger (Nancy) Neal
of Bermuda Dunes, California;
one step grandson Roger Neal,
Jr.; several nieces and nephews;
and a special friend Mary Molt.
She was preceded in death by
her husband George A. Neal;
one brother Jack Zechman; one
sister Helen Zechman Ruse.
Private burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus.
The family is being served by
RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME.
Expressions of sympathy may
be sent to www.richardsraffanddunbar.com.
Ronnie Shatto
Ronnie Shatto, 24, of Springfield
Ohio,
unexpectedly
passed away in the Springfield
Regional Medical Center surrounded by family and friends
on June 6, 2010. He was born
on November 19, 1985 to
Danny and Catherine (Webb)
Shatto. A hero to many, Ronnie conquered his fight with
Muscular Dystrophy every
day. Ronnie graduated from
Springfield North High School
in 2004. He was an avid fan
of the Ohio State Buckeyes,
the Cincinnati Bengals and
the Cincinnati Reds. Ronnie
enjoyed playing Warhawks
bingo, gambling, and spending
time with his closest friends
and family. He enjoyed being
an active member at the VFW
3660 where he loved hanging
out with his friends. Ronnie
was survived by his parents;
his sisters, Danielle and Stephanie Shatto and Nikki Littler;
his nephew Jaylen, his niece
Haylee; his maternal grandmother, Mary Hart; his paternal grandmother, Cenis Shatto;
Special aunts and uncles: Carolyn (Paul) Wilson, Kimberly
Perry, Michael (Opal) Webb,
Beverly Louden, Becky Dinnen; several cousins including
his very special cousin, Cheryl
(DeWell) Rust. Ronnie had
many friends including very
special friends, Kevin Wallace,
David(DK) Kellough, Roxanne
Hatcher, Adam Burns, Aaron
Lawson, Jimbo Delawder,
Chris Newman, Jason (Fatboy) Holmes, David Rust, Abe
Greathouse, Billy Sanders and
Vaughn Moss ; Special Caregiver, in addition to his parents,
Dinky Salyer. Ronnie is preceded in death by his grandfathers, Ronald Shatto and Roy
Webb; Uncle Steve Dinnen;
Cousins, Roby Louden and
Morgan and Macy Rust; and
his special friend Adam Morton. Although he didn’t walk,
he left footprints on everyone’s
heart. A gathering of friends
and family will be Friday from
1-4 and 6-9 pm in the RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR
MEMORIAL HOME. Funeral
services to honor Ronnie’s life
will be Saturday, June 12, 2010
at 11:00am in the Forest Valley
Free Will Baptist Church with
Pastor Del Wallace officiating.
Burial to follow in Ferncliff
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers
memorial contributions can
be made in Ronnie’s name, at
Security National Bank to help
fulfill Ronnie’s wishes. Expressions of sympathy may be
sent to www.richardsraffanddunbar.com.
Margaret R. Munson
85, of New Carlisle, died peacefully on June 8, 2010 after a brief
illness. She was born on August
22, 1924 and was preceded in
death by her husband, Stanley
W. Munson in 2004. Surviving
are her children James (Beverly) Munson of Kalamazoo,
MI, John (Barbara) Munson of
Stevens Point, WI, Jane Evans
of Worthington, OH, Richard
Munson of Oxford, OH and
Susan Hampton of Dublin,
OH; eleven grandchildren and
fifteen
great-grandchildren
(who knew her as “Grandma
Great”). Margaret was a lifelong gardener and enjoyed
playing cards with friends. She
was very active in crafts and
sewing with many projects going all the time. Most recently
she developed a love for making complex, handmade greeting cards that delighted all who
received them. Family visits
gave her great joy as they provided a constant source of stories and humor. She was able to
attend the high school graduations of all her grandchildren.
She was actively involved in
many events and activities of
the Asbury Methodist Church
in North Hampton, OH. Visitation will be 9:30-11:00 AM
Friday June 11, 2010 at the
Asbury Methodist Church in
North Hampton, OH. Funeral
service at 11:00 in the church
with Rev. Marcia Rummel officiating. Interment will follow at Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by
the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN,
DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle,
Ohiol. In lieu of flowers, the
family requests that donations
be made in her memory to the
Asbury Methodist Church, 104
E. Clark St., North Hampton,
OH 45349. Expressions of
sympathy may be sent to www.
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schools at McKinley and Kenwood and retired from teaching
at the age of 70. Many students
had her math and English in the
3rd and 4th grades. Florence
and John were married for 68
years. Florence confessed Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior
at Storms Chapel Church in
Ohio many years ago and was
a faithful member of Central
Methodist Church. She was
a devoted mother to her sons
and a faithful wife to John.
She paid for her son’s college
educations, and was a avid gardener and canner. She bought a
piano and encouraged her sons
to become musicians. Services
will be Sunday, June 13, 2010
at 2:30 pm in the RICHARDS,
RAFF & DUNBAR MEMORIAL HOME with Pastor Keith
Sarver officiating, and where
visiting hours will begin one
hour prior to services. Burial
will be Monday at 10:30 am in
the Fletcher Chapel Cemetery.
If you appreciated Florence,
thank a teacher!
VICKI ROHM
Rev. Kenneth H.
Weaver
36, of New Carlisle, Ohio went
to be with the Lord Wednesday
June 9, 2010. She was born
October 20, 1973 in Columbus, Ohio the daughter of Jim
& Agnes (Chesnut) Andrew.
Vicki was a graduate of Tecumseh High School and Rets Tech
Center as a medical assistant.
She was a member of the First
Baptist Church of New Carlisle.
She is survived by her husband
of 16 years, Ben Rohm; a son,
Christopher; a daughter, Amanda Rena; her parents; nieces,
nephews, other relatives and
friends. Visitation will be 1012 Saturday June 12, 2010 at
the First Baptist Church with
funeral services at 12 with Rev.
Rick Shoemaker officiating.
Burial will be in New Carlisle
Cemetery. Arrangements by
the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN,
DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle,
Ohio. Memorial contributions
may be made to the Jeff Chesnut Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box
, New Carlisle, Ohio 45344.
Expressions of sympathy may
be sent to www.trostelchapman.com
Jack Dale Tefft
TEFFT, Jack Dale (Sunny), 75,
died June 9, 2010 after a long
illness. He was born January
22, 1935, to Marvin and Margery Tefft and was a life-long
resident of Springfield. Proud
of his military service to his
country, he served in the Army
stationed in Germany and
Texas. He worked 30 years at
SPECO Kelsey-Hayes until his
retirement. A kind and compassionate man, Jack had many
friends. A modern day Noah,
he loved all animals and cared
for many beloved pets throughout his lifetime. He is survived
by his special friend John Geis,
his brother and sister-in-law,
Richard and Teresa Tefft and
nephew Justin Tefft. Graveside
services Monday, 3:30 p.m.
at Ferncliff Cemetery. Richards, Raff & Dunbar Memorial
Home entrusted with the final
arrangements.
Florence M. Parker
Florence M. Parker passed
away at her son’s house in
South Vienna, Ohio, Wednesday June 9, 2010. She would
have been 100 years old this
August 25th. She was born in
Ross County, Ohio, the daughter of Levi M. and Elizabeth
(Burke) Crooks. She was preceded in death by her husband,
John E. Parker in 2005, 4 sisters and 1 brother. An infant
sister and brother also preceded
her in death. She is survived
by 2 sons and daughters in law,
Richard and Sharon Parker of
Hartford City, IN and Loren
and Susan Parker of South Vienna; 6 grandchildren Melanie
Phillips, Laura Lipscomb, Tim
Parker, Kari Anama, David
Parker, Amy Nichols, and 21
great-grandchildren. Florence
graduated from Bourneville
High School in 1928 and with
a BS in Education from Wittenberg College in 1957. She
taught in the Springfield Public
Rev. Kenneth H. Weaver, age
90, of Tipp City, passed away
Thursday June 10, 2010 at Miami Valley Hospital. He was
born February 1, 1920 in Trotwood, Ohio
the son of the
late Orion J. & Mary Frances
(Wogaman) Weaver. A graduate of Trotwood-Madison High
School, Heidelberg College,
and Bonebrake (now United)
Theological Seminary, he was
ordained a Congregational
Christian (now United Church
of Christ) minister in 1950. He
pastored two churches in Ohio
and two in Indiana, including
Murlin Heights UCC and Hagerstown UCC. From 1964 until
his retirement in 1985 Kenneth
was an admissions officer at
Sinclair Community College,
and also served as a supply
pastor for southwest Ohio UCC
churches until 1990. A member of Knob Prairie UCC, he
was preceded in death by his
wife of 58 years, Harriet, in
2008 and is survived by a son,
John. Visitation will be 6-8
PM Monday June 14, 2010 at
the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN,
DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL HOME, 507 W. Jefferson St. (Rt. 571), New Carlisle, Ohio. Funeral services
will be 11:00 AM Tuesday in
the funeral home with Rev.
Tom Ritschard-Sell officiating. Graveside services will be
at 1:00 PM at the Bear Creek
Hill Grove Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made
to Enon Knob Prairie United
Church of Christ, P.O. Box 101,
Enon, OH 45323 or Church
World Service, P.O. Box 968,
Elkhart, IN 46515. Expressions of sympathy may be sent
to www.trostelchapman.com
Rebecca Ward
(Robinson) Wilkerson
Rebecca Ward (Robinson)
Wilkerson, 67, of Springfield,
Ohio went home to be with
the Lord on June 8, 2010 at
2:30 P.M. in her residence surrounded by her loving daughters. She was born August
29,1942 in Springfield, Ohio,
a daughter of William J. and
Ethel I.(Marion) Robinson Sr.
She was the devoted wife of
Jesse L. Wilkerson. Rebecca
was a member of the Church
of God, 709 E. Grand Ave.
where she served as a Sunday
School teacher, choir member,
kitchen helper and worked on
many committees. Rebecca
enjoyed reading, music, traveling, scrapbooking and the OSU
Buckeyes. She dearly loved her
family, attending church, and
most of all, her Lord. She was
employed by the Ohio Masonic
Home where she worked for
13 years before retiring to be a
full-time homemaker. Rebecca
is survived by her loving family, including her husband; three
daughters: Brook E. Wilkerson
and Yolanda F. (Roderick)
Wilkerson-Nesby of Springfield, Leah S. Wilkerson of
Columbus; one son, Jeffrey M.
Wilkerson of Riverdale, GA.;
siblings: Timothy (Katherine)
Robinson Sr., Faith (Nathan)
Fletcher, both of Springfield
and Benjamin (Karen) Robinson of Fairbanks, AK; grandchildren:
Kamaron Ferrell,
Monaco Wilkerson; and Jordyn
and Kimyah Wilkerson, both
of whom she opened her home,
embracing them as her own;
special sister-in-law: Katherine Robinson; special cousins: David and Nancy Payne
Sr., Joanne Shepard-El, Kristi
Payne and special friends: Patty Quisenberry, Patricia Kenerly and Janie Kenerly. Rebecca is preceded in death by her
parents, her brother William
J. Robinson Jr., her son Jesse
A. Wilkerson, and her granddaughter Kortni Ferrell. The
family will receive friends on
Sunday, June 13, 2010 from
6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. at the
Church of God, 709 E. Grand
Ave., Springfield, Ohio. A celebration of Rebecca’s life will
be held at the church on Monday, June 14, 2010 at 11:00
A.M. with Elder Ronald M.
Cavin II officiating. Her body
has been entrusted to the Robert C. Henry Funeral Home
Frances I. Wynn
Frances I. Wynn, 56, of Springfield , Ohio , passed away
Wednesday, June 9, 2010. She
was born January 20, 1954 to
Frank Fullen, Jr. and Thirza H.
Fullen. Frances was employed
by Mueller Residential Services
for over 30 years. She enjoyed
reading and spending time with
her family. She is survived
by her husband, Ernest Wynn;
three sons, Rashad Wynn of
Atlanta, GA, Dorian Wynn and
Joshua Wynn of Springfield;
two daughters, Thirza Wynn
and Lauren Wynn of Springfield; grandchildren, Davia,
Xavier, Dorian Jr., and Joskoya; her loving mother, Thirza
Fullen; three sisters, Marianna
Worley, Cynthia (Todd) Jones,
Saundra (Anthony) Berrien all
of Springfield; two brothers,
Victor Fullen of Springfield,
and Elliot (Angela) Fullen of
Houston, TX. Frances was preceded in death by her son, Seth
Wynn and her father, Frank
Fullen, Jr. Visitation will be
Monday from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at
Greater Grace Temple, 380 W.
Leffel Lane, Springfield, Ohio.
Funeral services will follow in
the church at 1 p.m. Burial in
Ferncliff Cemetery. Arrangements provided by the Robert
C. Henry Funeral Home.
Beverly E.
Brotherton
Beverly E. Brotherton 80, formerly of Medway, Ohio passed
away at her residence in Rome,
New York Wednesday June 2,
2010. She was born February
22, 1930 in Rome the daughter of the late Fred & Beatrice
(Hettrick) Jones. Beverly was
a graduate of Rome Free Academy the Class of 1948. On
January 31, 1953 she married
John Brotherton in Taberg,
who passed away on December
3, 1993. She was employed by
B&B Tax Service, Medway,
Ohio. She is survived by a son,
Richard Brotherton of Tennessee; a sister, Freda Medick
of Rome, two grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, including
a special nephew and niece,
Fred & Nora Jaynes, with
whom she resided. In addition
to her parents, she is preceded
in death by a sister, Isabella
Jaynes. Visitation will be 3-8
PM Tuesday June 8, 2010 in
the TROSTEL, CHAPMAN,
DUNBAR & FRALEY FUNERAL HOME, New Carlisle,
Ohio. Funeral services will
be 10 AM Wednesday in the
funeral home. Burial will be
in Forest Hills Memorial Gardens. Expressions of sympathy
may be sent to www.trostelchapman.com
country in the U.S. Army and
was honorably discharged. He
leaves to cherish his memory
his mother, Esther Evans;
wife, Diane Evans; sons, Marlon (Fanta) Avery and Suluki
Evans; daughter, Natasha Ervin; brother, Marc Evans; sisters, Terri (Lawrence) Strodes,
Geraldine (Marshall) Thomas,
Toni Beard, Patricia, Beth, Alice, Treva, Kathy and Danielle
Evans; 9 grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. Visitation will be Tuesday from 35 p.m. in Mt. Pilgrim Baptist
Church. Funeral services will
follow in the church at 5 p.m.
Burial will be Wednesday in
the Dayton National Cemetery with full military honors.
Arrangements provided by
the Robert C. Henry Funeral
Home. The family will receive
friends at 807 Rice Street.
Dorothea J. Hursh
Dorothea J. Hursh, 82, of
Springfield died unexpectedly
Wednesday, June 2, 2010 in
Community Hospital. She was
born July 1. 1927 in Middletown, Ohio the daughter of Albert Sidney and Blanche (Mahoney) Stiles. Mrs. Hursh was
a 1945 graduate of Springfield
High School and was a lifelong member of First Baptist
Church. She is survived by
four children and their spouses
Janie and Carl Castiglione, Jim
L. and Karen Hursh, Patricia
E. and David Greene, and Joan
M. and Lynn Rowland, all of
Springfield; one brother and
sister-in-law Donald and Ruth
Stiles of South Charleston;
half brothers and sisters Mike,
Michelle and Denise Stiles, all
of Springfield; nine grandchildren Alicia (Tim) Griffith, Ben
(Ashley) Hursh, Hope (Tim)
Flessner, Faith (Darren Perez) Breslin, Abram (Heather)
Breslin, Adam Breslin, Anna
Greene, Krista Rowland and
Brad (Kim) Rowland; many
nieces and nephews. She was
preceded in death by her husband Paul L. Hursh, and three
sisters Alberta, Peggy and
Joan. Visitation will be Friday
from 6-8 PM. in the RICHARDS, RAFF & DUNBAR
MEMORIAL HOME. Funeral
services will be held Saturday
at 10:30 AM. in the Memorial
Home with Pastor Ken Whitt
officiating. Entombment will
be in Rose Hill Mausoleum.
Memorial contributions may
be made in Dorothea’s name
to the First Baptist Church.
Expressions of sympathy may
be sent to www.richardsraffanddunbar.com.
ELIZABETH J. GOODE
ELIZABETH J. GOODE, 86,
of New Carlisle, Ohio passed
away Tuesday June 1, 2010.
She was born September 18,
1923 in Clark County, Ohio
the daughter of the late Jesse
& Elizabeth (Reed) Anspaugh.
She retired from Mercy Medical Center and was a member
of the Asbury United Methodist Church, North Hampton,
Ohio. She is survived by her
husband, of 66 years, Richard Goode; two daughters,
Elizabeth Ann & Michael
Lubbers, Susan & Thomas
Griffith; seven grandchildren;
ten great grandchildren; and
friends. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death
by her brother, Fahren. Visitation will be 11-1 PM Friday
June 4, 2010 at the TROSTEL,
CHAPMAN, DUNBAR &
FRALEY FUNERAL HOME,
New Carlisle, Ohio with funeral services at 1 PM in the
funeral home. Burial will be
in Evergreen Cemetery, St.
Paris, Ohio. Memorial contributions may be made to Susan
G. Komen Foundation or the
American Cancer Society. ExDarrel E. Evans
pressions of sympathy may be
sent to www.trostelchapman.
Darrel E. Evans, 57, of Spring- com
field passed June 1, 2010 in
Springfield Regional Medical
“Precious in the
Center. He was born Novemeyes of the Lord
ber 20, 1952 in Springfield,
are the death of His
Ohio a son of Elbert and Esther
saints"
(Beard) Evans. Darrel was a
self employed Drywall Finisher and a Master Mason, PhoeJohn 11:25
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