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FaithThe Paducah Sun | Friday,& April 25, Family2013 | paducahsun.com Section D Daughter’s organ donations bittersweet
Jocelyn made a few good and bad choices in her life. And, let me be blunt, she made one re- ally stupid decision. But she also made at least one brilliant choice. Twice, in fact. Jocelyn marked Organ Do- nor on both her North Carolina driver’s learning permit and her provisional driver’s license. I re- jaletta Desmond member there was little discus- sion about it as she was fi lling proximately 18 people die every out the fi rst set of paperwork for day without a life-saving trans- the permit at 15 years of age. And plant. there was no discussion the day According to the Mayo Clinic she was happily, fi nally, getting website, one person donating her driver license only a couple organs can save or improve as of months before she turned many as 50 lives. It’s especially Photo courtesy of St. Thomas More Parish Father Ryan Harpole preaches the homily for the 2012 Christmas Mass at St. Thomas More Parish in 17. She just marked it matter of important to consider organ do- Paducah. Harpole, the associate pastor for the past two years, is leaving St. Thomas More to become factly and the red heart icon ap- nation if you belong to an eth- the associate pastor at the Newman Center of Murray State University, as of June. peared next to her beautiful face nic minority because, according when the license arrived in the to the Mayo Clinic, “minorities mail. including African Americans, It was simply understood in Asians and Pacifi c Islanders, our home. If something horrible Native Americans, and Hispan- Catholic diocese moving happened, we didn’t need this ics are more likely than whites to body and the accompanying ac- have certain chronic conditions cessories. We should leave them that affect the kidney, heart, for someone who did. We could lung, pancreas and liver. Certain save lives. blood types are more prevalent 16 priests later this year When we faced the terrible in ethnic minority populations. fact the day after Jocelyn at- Because matching blood type is tempted suicide and a machine necessary for transplants, the BY KATHLEEN FOX was breathing for her — the fact need for minority donor organs [email protected] that her brain was no longer liv- is especially high.” Sixteen religious offi cials in the ing and we had to let her go — The afternoon of Jocelyn’s Roman Catholic Church within the very fi rst thing my husband operation, the lead nurse on the the Purchase Region will call a said to the medical team was surgical team approached me in new parish home later this year. that we wanted something good the hallway and looked into my The Owensboro Diocese has to come out of it. We wanted to soul with her big blue eyes. “I completed its yearly evaluation of donate her organs and give life want you to know that I will treat religious offi cials and 16 leaders to others who, unlike her, were your child like she is my child,” have been given different pasto- fi ghting to stay here. she said. “I treat every person ral assignments. I can’t explain the incompre- like they are a member of my In Paducah, the Rev. Brandon hensible mix of heartache and own family.” Everyone from the Williams, the associate pastor at honor that choice provided. I doctors, to the nurses, to the peo- St. Stephen Cathedral in Owens- can’t explain the wrenching loss ple who handle the paperwork at boro, will join St. Thomas More our family felt, except to say that LifeShare of the Carolinas, treat- Parish as parochial vicar. Fa- it was a humble privilege to pro- ed us with great tenderness and ther Ryan Harpole, the associate vide hope and joy to a crowded respect. They treat you not with pastor for the past two years, is handful of other families. Joce- pity but with benevolence, as if leaving St. Thomas More to be- lyn saved other parents, siblings you are bequeathing a priceless Photo courtesy of St. Thomas More Parish come the associate pastor at the Father Ryan Harpole prepares for Mass with members of the and children from losing a loved gift — because you are. Newman Center of Murray State Knights of Columbus. Harpole, the associate pastor for the last two one. We had a chance to say good- University. Newman centers are years, is leaving St. Thomas More to become the associate pastor April is National Donate Life bye with Jocelyn in the operat- Catholic ministries at non-Cath- at the Newman Center of Murray State University, as of June. Month. In honor of Jocelyn and ing room and she left us peace- olic universities. others who donated organs in fully. It was clear to me in that Father Patrick Reynolds, pas- Initially, pastors are assigned a rotation, as well. the past year, I’m asking every- moment that she didn’t need the tor at St. Thomas More Parish, six-year term at a parish, which The United Methodist Church one to think about this if they shell she left behind. She didn’t said, “Many pastors have a feeling can be renewed at the bishop’s employs a similar system to Cath- haven’t already. I’m asking par- need her liver or kidneys. But when it might be good to move discretion. However, Reynolds olic priests without specifi c time ents to be role models, and to there were other people wait- on to another parish assignment stresses that assignments are parameters. According to the discuss it with their kids. I’m ing who did. And we knew how when you feel that you have left fl uid and dependent on many Rev. Gregory Waldrop of Foun- asking teens to mark their li- grateful their families would your mark on people’s hearts.” factors including health issues, tain Avenue United Methodist censes so that little red heart be to have potentially 20 more The assignments in the Owens- openings at other parishes, the Church, the average length of shows that they are a donor. I’m years with them. boro Diocese are evaluated on a necessity for further specialized time is four years but depends on asking everyone, even those who “It is very hard to put into yearly basis, and pastors who are training, or issues with the fi t of a many factors. “Sometimes a fresh fi nd the idea appalling, to recon- words what your family has reassigned will move in June. pastor and parish. word, fresh voice, fresh energy sider how you can affect dozens done for us,” wrote the man who According to Reynolds, tradi- “When you have challenged the is the right thing ... other times of other people when your time received Jocelyn’s liver. “You tionally an associate pastor will parishioners to take on and com- long-term, long standing faith here is done. have given the greatest gift of life have at least two different parish plete a special project, building work is a better fi t,” he said. Nearly 120,000 people in the to us. Your loved one will never experiences that can range two or program or new ministry, you re- The Rev. Sky McCracken, dis- U.S. are waiting for an organ, be forgotten by us.” three years. Following satisfac- alize it’s time for someone new to trict superintendent in Paducah including approximately 1,760 “I pray for your family every tory completion of both assign- come on board,” Reynolds said. for the United Methodist Church children. In comparison, just day for blessing me and I thank ments, the associate pastor will Pastors and leaders in other over 28,000 organ transplants be assigned to his own parish. faiths experience movement and Please see PRIESTS | 2Dwere performed in 2011. Ap- Please see ORGANS | 2D Ministering to mentally ill challenges country’s churches
BY JOHN HILTON were unprepared for ministering thoughts,” Warren wrote. “In qualifi ed to help. are people just like anyone else McClatchy News Service to the mentally ill. spite of America’s best doctors, “It’s an educational curve and and most times, they feel differ- YORK, Pa. — The man came to “That’s tough as a church be- meds, counselors, and prayers I think it’s something that the ent from everyone else already Church of the Open Door in West cause you want to reach out to for healing, the torture of mental whole congregation needs to be and they just want to be accepted Manchester Township through all people,” Greenfi eld said. “We illness never subsided.” made aware of,” said Rose Al- as a person.” its prison outreach ministry. have a long way to go.” berghini, executive director of Alberghini had two more infor- With supportive family mem- How churches respond to their ‘At least there’s God’ the National Alliance on Men- mational sessions scheduled with bers in his corner, the man had a mentally ill congregants is gener- tal Health PA of York County. area churches. She could recall plan to succeed that included tak- ating discussion after the April 5 Many people with mental ill- “There’s a lot of fear involved speaking to just one church in her ing medication for mental health suicide by Matthew Warren, son ness are drawn to church for vari- because people don’t know what fi rst six years. issues. Church of the Open Door of evangelical megachurch pastor ous reasons. they’re dealing with.” “I think that is probably be- believes its Christian calling is to Rick Warren. Head of Saddleback “People who have mental ill- When Church of the Open Door cause people are becoming more help everyone who comes to its Church in California, Warren is ness really feel isolated,” said leaders recognized they needed aware of it and open to becom- door, said Sheri Greenfi eld, dis- one of the most prominent Chris- Matthew Beers, a chaplain resi- help, they turned to NAMI, the ing educated about it,” she said. abilities ministry coordinator for tian leaders in the United States dent at Milton S. Hershey Medi- National Alliance for the Men- Churches are recognizing “this is the church. and the author of a best-selling cal Center. “There’s a sense that tally Ill. an illness and this is something Then the man stopped taking book, “The Purpose Driven Life.” there’s something out there that Alberghini recently conducted as a congregation that we need to his medication earlier this year In a letter to his congregation, cares for them. Even if they feel an informational session for staff, address.” and rebelled against the plan Warren revealed his son’s life- they’re marginalized from soci- and three staff members took a One in fi ve American adults in place for him. He became in- long struggle with depression ety, at least there’s God and God three-day Mental Health First aged 18 or older, or 45.6 million creasingly distant and eventually and suicidal thoughts. loves them.” Aid class. people, had mental illness in the lost the ability to function social- “But only those closest knew Like many congregants, they “I really impress on them that previous year, according to a 2011 ly within the church, Greenfi eld that he struggled from birth often lean on church pastors for for the most part, there’s noth- report from the Substance Abuse said. with mental illness, dark holes solace and understanding. How- ing for them to be afraid of,” Al- and Mental Health Services Ad- Church leaders realized they of depression, and even suicidal ever, those people might be un- berghini said. “Basically, these ministration. —MCT 2D • Friday, April 26, 2013 • The Paducah Sun Faith paducahsun.com
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Special services its 147th church anni- The Mildred Allen Senter versary on Sunday. Rev. Missionary Society will Symsonia Baptist Timothy Davis, associate have a giveway at noon Church will have its final minister of Mt. Olive Mis- Saturday at St. James night of revival at 6 p.m. sionary Baptist Church in CME Church Fellowship Sunday. Bro. Mike Farmer Paris, Tenn., will be the Hall, 800 Tennessee will be the guest speaker. speaker for the 11 a.m. St. Tickets are $5 and Washington Street service. Rev. Thomas Tay- proceeds will help fund Baptist Church will hold lor and the congregation the Mildred Allen Senter services this weekend on of Union Grove Missionary Scholarship and Mission Saturday at 5 p.m. Satur- Baptist Church in Puryear, funds. day Night Life (worship) will Tenn., will be the special Buffet supper, 4-8 p.m. be at 6:30 p.m. There will guests for the 3 p.m. cel- Saturday at Fountain be no services on Sunday. ebration. Dinner will be Avenue United Method- Mt. Zion Missionary served in the Church Fam- ist Church,300 Fountain Baptist Church, 1213 Wal- ily Life Center prior to the Avenue. For ride, call 270- ter Jetton Blvd., as part of program. 443-1724. Turkey, ham, the Pastor’s Pre-Anniversa- Crockett Street Church scalloped potatoes, green ry services, will host guest of Christ, 508 N. Crock- beans, rolls plus large as- Contributed photo speaker Charles Dunbar ett St., in Brookport, Ill., sortment of salads and of Nehemiah Ministries for will have a revival gospel homemade desserts. Cost 61 years of piano ministry its 11 a.m. service on Sun- meeting Sunday through is $10. Reservations re- Mary Catherine Brasher Jones will celebrate her 61 years of piano ministry at day. The guest speaker for May 2. Speaker will be quested for parties of 10 Friendship Baptist Church, 1274 Iuka Road in Smithland, at 2 p.m. Sunday. A re- the 6 p.m. “Hour of Power” Bro. Shelton Gibbs III. or more. ception will follow. She began playing the piano when she was 11 when her father service that same evening Sunday services: Bible St. Matthew Lutheran bought an old upright piano for her. She took lessons from neighbors Gladyus Rog- ers and Irene Yancy, and started playing for Friendship Baptist. The only interrup- will be the Rev. Charlene studies at 10 a.m., wor- Church, 2701 Broadway, tion in her duties at Friendship came when she married Adrian Jones and they left Boone of Burk’s Chapel ship at 11 a.m.; fellowship will have a yard sale 7 when he was sent to France with the U.S. Army. When his tour ended, they returned AME Church. lunch at 1 p.m.; fellowship a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, and she resumed playing the piano at the church. She also played for 17 years for Greater Lincoln Heights singing at 2 p.m. and af- Rain or shine. nursing home services sponsored by the church. Baptist Church will cel- ternoon worship at 3 p.m. ebrate Rev. Alfred Ander- Services Monday through Radio Ministry son’s 25th pastoral anni- Thursday will be at 7 p.m. ORGANS versary, at the 10:50 a.m. Transportation is available First Christian Church, Sunday service. The guest by calling 618-564-2843, 415 Audubon, Paducah. will be Rev. Raynarldo Hen- 270-442-5670 or 618- Morning worship is broad- CONTINUED FROM 1D to these kind letters, but potential for life-saving derson and Washington 564-2323. cast every Sunday 10:45 I look forward to one day joy. Street Baptist Church. a.m. on 1560 A.M. WPAD you for being who you are telling them about who Jaletta Albright Desmond New Harmony Mission- Fellowship or 99.5 FM. — for that kind spirit,” Jocelyn is, about the good is a columnist who writes ary Baptist Church, 4817 “God’s Guide for Daily wrote one of the kidney re- and the bad, and about the about faith, family, and Symsonia Highway in Ben- New Greater Love Mis- Living” is presented every cipients. “If it hadn’t been stupid choice and the bril- the fascinatingly mun- ton, will have a revival at 7 sionary Baptist Church Sunday morning at 7:30 for your family, I would liant one that saved their dane aspects of daily life. p.m. May 5-9. Women’s Ministry will A.M. on WCBL 99.1 FM probably still be on the lives. And I will tell them She lives in North Caro- St. James Christian have a Covering the Flesh and 1290 AM Benton by waiting list for a trans- that I truly believe the pain lina with her family. Con- Methodist Episcopal Spring/Summer Fashion the Fairdealing Church of plant.” and loss of death doesn’t tact her at jdesmond@ Church, 800 Tennessee Show and Luncheon at 11 Christ, 8081 U.S. 68 East, I haven’t yet responded need to overshadow the bdtonline.com. St., Mildred Allen Senter a.m. Saturday, May 4; $5 with minister Lexie B. Ray Missionary Society Annual donation. speaking. PRIESTS Day, 4 p.m. Sunday. Guest Gospel musical block will be Rev. Dr. Gwendolyn party and garage sale, Items for the Church Cal- Addison-Duncan, choir food, household items at endar must be received by CONTINUED FROM 1D Church, which is a parish, wherever they send us,” and congregation of Just Mt. Sinai Missionary Bap- email by noon Tuesdays to hiring goes through the Waldrop said. “Often- By Faith Ministries in Me- tist Church, 1915 N. 10th [email protected]. Memphis Conference, says church board of directors, times the change gives tropolis. Also, the Mildred St. on May 4. No handwritten announce- religious offi cials confer with the bishop having fi - the preacher and the Allen Senter Scholarship Church Women United ments please. Put Church with church members to nal approval. congregation a revival of will be awarded to a gradu- will meet May 3 at Rosary Calendar in the subject fi nd a pastor whose abili- “There is no particu- spiritual life.” ating high school student. Chapel in Paducah. Reg- line. Include the name, ties match the needs of the lar limit, but the key is to A reception will follow. istration at 9:30 a.m. and location, physical address, church and congregation. not become stale in your Contact Kathleen Fox, a First Missionary Baptist meeting at 10 a.m. More date and time of the Contracts are given out on ministry or in your rela- Paducah Sun staff writ- Church, 413 W. Seventh information: Janet Flagg at event, along with contact a yearly basis without limit tionships,” Wade said. er, at 270-575-8651. 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Glenn Munro Clint Elmo Reed Stephanie Vernice Jones
Glenn Munro, age 75, of Munro of Driftwood, Tex- BENTON — Clint Elmo shall County, Ky., school Stephanie Vernice Jones, Ohio, Julian Alexander of Reidland passed away Sun- as; one stepbrother, Tom Reed, 94, of Benton, Ky., system, retiring from the 49, of Paducah, Ky., passed Salt Lake City, Utah, Antho- day, April 21, 2013, at 3:59 Bell (Debbie) of Lake Mon- passed away Monday, faculty at Murray State away at 11:52 a.m. Monday, ny Alexander of LaGrange, a.m. at the Lourdes hospi- te, Ga.; one stepsister, Ada April 22, 2013, at 11:40 University, as well. He April 22, 2013, at Baptist Ga., Jonathan Caldwell of tal in Paducah. Bell Zimmerman (John) of p.m. at the Eastern Ken- was nationally recognized Health Paducah. Hamilton, Ohio, George Mr. Munro was a native Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.; one tucky Veterans Center in for contributions to the She was born in Corinth, Ross Jr. of Paducah, Ky., of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. uncle, Bill Piche (Marie) of Hazard, Kentucky. use of the Classic Gui- Miss. Stephanie was a Gerald Ross of Sumi, South He retired after 34 years Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.; one Born in his home in tar in the classroom. Mr. member of the Relevant Korea, and Gregory Ross of of service aunt, Marion Piche Snid- Brewers, Reed, a creative inventor, Church of Paducah. She Frankfort, Ky.; her grand- from the er of Barrington, Ill.; one Ky., in also won the Cumberland was a supervisor for Fed- children, Christian Cathey, Louis- nephew, Chris Kelly (Kim) 1918, Mr. Award for development Ex. Braiden Cathey, Isabella ville dis- of Bartlett, Tenn.; one Reed was of the technology to allow She is survived by her Vinegar, Solomon Vinegar, trict of niece, Sharon Kelly Priest a music three-point PTO driven husband, Ronnie F. Jones; Camden Jones, Jordyn the Army (Mark) of Grand Junction, prodigy tractor equipment to be her sons, Jones, Kelan Jones, and Corps Colo.; one great-nephew, at age utilized by teams of hors- Bentley Lalian; and several nieces of En- Matthew Kelly of Tenn.; eight es. Caldwell and nephews. gineers. and four great-nieces, and was Mr. Reed is pre-de- of Nash- She was preceded in During Sarah Kelly of Tennessee, hired ceased by his father and ville, death by her parents, Theo- that time Kellen Priest of Colorado, to play mother, Cliff and Nina Tenn., dore Clifton King and Mary Munro he at- Micha Priest of Colorado, Reed for local Cole Reed; and three sis- Andy Elizabeth Caldwell Alexan- tended many schools to and Emma Bloom of Ten- dances. By the age of 10, ters, Hazel Park, Wilna Vin- der. enhance his training, as a nessee. he owned his own team Park, and Hester Stone; egar of Funeral services will be at Construction Representa- He was preceded in death of mules, and farmed 10 and one granddaughter, Paducah, 9:00 a.m. Saturday, April tive. During his youth in by his parents, Glenn J. acres. Adrienne Reed. Ky., 27, 2013, at the Southland Michigan he enjoyed hunt- Munro and Margaret A. After graduating with a He is survived by his Jones Ronnie Baptist Temple with Pas- ing and fi shing. He tied his Piche Munro Bell; his step- B.S. in Music from Mur- wife of 63 years, Doris Loumar tor Joel Cauley offi ciating. own fl ies and even carved father, Leonard D. Bell; his ray State University, he Lee Odell Reed; three Jones of Memphis, Tenn.; Burial will follow in the Oak his own duck decoys. He sister, Marsha Munro Kel- entered military service sons, Harry Reed of Ben- her daughter, Jaleon Jones Grove Cemetery. enjoyed all types of wood- ly; his brother-in law, John as a member of the 83rd ton, and Paul and David of Paducah, Ky.; her sis- Visitation will be 5:00 working, and working in Kelly; and his niece, Cathy Artillery Division Band in Reed, both of Louisville; ters, Hazel Lusk of Corinth, p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Friday, his yard. He always enjoyed Kelly Brown. WWII. and two daughters, Lee Miss., Martha Caldwell of April 26, 2013, at the Lone a good joke or a story. He A Funeral Mass will be With other members of Ann Reed of Marianna, Atlanta, Ga., Debra Tabor Oak Chapel of Milner & Orr loved all animals, especially held at 12:00 noon Mon- his unit, he escaped from Fla., and Joyce Reed of Lovington, N.M., Feli- Funeral Home. You may his dog and three cats. day, April 29, 2013, at the behind enemy lines in the Brown of Vinton, Va. He cia Carpenter of Corinth, leave a message of sympa- Mr. Munro was a 10-year St Francis de Sales Catholic Battle of the Bulge. has eight grandchildren, Miss.; her brothers, Steve thy and light a candle at veteran of the Michigan Church with Fr. Brian Roby After completing his Mark, Ryan, Melanie, Car- Alexander of Hamilton, www.milnerandorr.com. National Guard, Bridge Co. offi ciating. Burial will fol- Master Degree at Colum- son, Madison, and Rachel 1437. He was a member low in the Mount Carmel bia University in New Reed, and Mathew and of the St. Francis de Sales Cemetery. York, he achieved a Pro- Andrew Brown. He has More obituaries, Page 6A, 7A, 6D Catholic Church. Prayers with public visi- fessional Degree from Jul- fi ve great-grandchildren, He is survived by his tation will begin at 2:00 liard School of Music and Nathan, Blake, Jake, Reil- wife of 54 years, the former p.m. Sunday, April 28, played string bass with the ly, and Kylie. Phyllis M. Drouin Munro, 2013, at the Keeling Family New York Philharmonic Visitation will be at Col- whom he married on Au- Funeral Home; visitation Orchestra, the Indianapo- lier Funeral Home in Ben- gust 30, 1958, at the St. will continue until 5:00 lis Philharmonic Orches- ton from 5-8 p.m. on Fri- Mary’s Pro Cathedral in p.m. tra and the Fort Wayne day, April 26, 2013, with Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.; one Memorials may be giv- Symphony. the funeral held on Sat- daughter, Glenda Munro en to the Lourdes Hos- He also played jazz with urday, April 27, 2013, at Arant (David) of Paducah, pice, 2855 Jackson Street, the Enoch Light Orchestra 11:00 a.m. in the chapel of Kentucky; two sons, Kevin Paducah, KY 42003 or to during the Big Band era in the Collier Funeral Home. Munro of Dallas,Texas, an Animal Shelter of your New York. Rev. David Atkinson and Doug Munro (Yania) choice. He was a professor of will offi ciate. Interment of Driftwood, Texas; two Online messages may be Music Theory at But- with military honors is to grandsons, Josh Munro of left at www. keelingfamily- ler University and later follow in the Lyles Cem- Dallas, Texas, and Eann funeralhome.com. taught music in the Mar- etery in Benton. Judith Jackson Kelly
OWENSBORO — Judith Jackson Kelly, 2008, and a brother, Peter Jackson. 79, of Owensboro, Ky., died Thursday, April She is survived by her sons, David Kelly Oaklawn 18, 2013, at Owensboro and wife, Alyson of Paducah, Ky.; and Doug Place Care & Rehabilita- Kelly of Stanley, Ky.; two grandsons, Har- tion. rison and Jackson Kelly; two brothers, Greg She was born March Jackson of California and Barry Jackson of Baptist Church 21, 1934, in Washington Idaho; and several nieces and nephews. State to the late Jessie Services are at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, and Leslie Jackson. Judy April 27, 2013, at St. Peter of Alcantara Presents was a kind soul who nev- Catholic Church, Stanley, Ky. Burial will er met a stranger and will follow in Scherer Cemetery in Stanley, Ky. be missed by all. She was Visitation is from 2:00-8:00 p.m. on a member of the Stanley Friday, April 26, 2013, at James Davis Fu- Kelly Senior Citizen’s Club and neral Home & Crematory in Owensboro, The Talley's St. Peter of Alcantara Ky., where prayers will be said at 6:00 p.m. in Concert Catholic Church. She was preceded in death on Friday. Messages of condolence may be by her husband, Bill D. Kelly, on March 12, made at www.davisfuneralhome.com. Sunday, April 28th
1:30 pm Community Clergy Fellowship 2013 ANNUAL WOMEN’S SPRING REVIVAL MAY 6-8 HOSTHOST PASTOR & COMMUNITYC CLERGY FELLOWSHIP PRESIDENT:PRESIDENPRES REV. ALFRED ANDERSON
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Friday, April 26, 2013 It feels so effortless that you bits will lead you into the next tested in order for you to know date your “kicks,” but you still ARIES (March 21-April 19). hardly think to give yourself any adventure. it’s correct. Don’t waste time get a thrill from this effort -- or Some look at the scene and credit. However, don’t be too VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). trying to prove something to from any effort to help you walk declare that there is little to be modest, or you’ll miss an op- However nice it feels to be en- yourself or others. Trust that the earth with grace and style. done about it. You’re more likely portunity. vied or thought of as “cool,” it’s you know what you’re doing, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). to roll up your sleeves in the CANCER (June 22-July 22). nothing compared to the feeling and move forward. Getting along with the other spirit of determination than to There will be outside factors to of helping others, making the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. gender is easy once you stop throw up your hands in defeat. challenge you and obstruct your world better and giving your love 21). You feel compelled to cre- expecting them to have the TAURUS (April 20-May 20). path, so do not create extra im- where it’s needed. ate. Although you may use your same strengths, manners and Don’t worry about pleasing the pediments. Keep making the ef- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). It talents at work, your creativity behaviors that your gender audience or the critics. Even fort, and avoid making excuses. will be tempting to volunteer, is broader than a professional does. Embracing differences your best efforts may not win Stay strong and be ready. but this is not an optimal mo- calling. Honor your creative spir- makes for smooth sailing. them over, and even if you do, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). The ment. Any extra hours you have it by indulging it beyond what PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). the victory will be hollow unless end is always the best place to would be best used recharg- you’re paid to do. Just because you can do some- you first please yourself. start. Embrace the closing of a ing. You’ll perform better at life CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). thing doesn’t mean you have to. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). It chapter, and stay alert to loose when you’re well rested. Centuries ago, new shoes were You feel open to new possibili- is easy to discount the learning ends, unanswered questions SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). a much bigger deal to acquire. ties. You’ll blow past the former you do when you are having fun. and the like. The unresolved Your theory doesn’t need to be Now it’s commonplace to up- limits that once described you. paducahsun.com Va r iet y The Paducah Sun • Friday, April 26, 2013 • 5D Friend’s warning about marriage Marvin won’t dissuade her final choice
Dear Annie: A close friend cheat, so what’s the dif- of mine is a successful pro- Ask Annie ference. Unless she is fessional woman who went willing to address these through a painful divorce issues, the wedding will several years ago when her can I get through to her go on despite your mis- Blondie husband was unfaithful. that marrying him would givings. Please do your “Diane” swore off dating for be a huge mistake? She says best to wish her well. a long time. because of her successful Dear Annie: My daugh- A year ago, Diane began practice she would have the ter and son are 32 and 28, seeing a man who is also means to take care of her- and I am looking for a good a successful, well-known self if anything were to hap- answer when people ask me professional from our com- pen with the marriage, but why I don’t have any grand- munity. However, this man it is her heart I am worried children. They have both has a history of cheating about. This leopard isn’t go- been in long-term relation- on his wife and even left ing to change his spots for ships in the past, although his marriage at one point her. — Concerned in the they aren’t involved with to marry another woman, Heartland anyone now, so it’s not look- Garfield only to return to his wife Dear Concerned: Di- ing too promising. But I’m and family when he realized ane is surely aware of wondering how to respond he had made a mistake. But her fi ance’s past and has when people bring this up. he continued to cheat. His heard all of the warn- — Not a Grandma Yet marriage ended two years ings about his cheat- Dear Not: Peo- ago, and he soon moved in ing, but they have not ple are nosy and often with someone else for sev- dissuaded her. Some ask nunofyerbizness- eral months. Two weeks women think they are type questions. You after they split up, he began “the one,” and the man don’t have to respond. dating Diane. They are now will change for her. It But you are certainly engaged. rarely happens. Diane welcome to hand them B.C. Several people have is determined to marry your children’s phone warned Diane about this the guy and, as she says, numbers and suggest guy, his past and the de- has prepared herself they call and ask. Be struction he seems to cause. for the consequences. sure to smile when you His own grown children re- She may feel this is her do it. And then change fuse to speak to him. I worry only chance to be mar- the subject. We think that this man has great po- ried again. Or she may that will keep them tential to hurt Diane. How believe that all guys from asking again.
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DOWN 1 Humongous 2 Worshipper of the Earth goddess Pachamama 3 Condo cousin 4 Complete 5 British university city By Jim Holland (c)2013 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 04/26/13 6D • Friday, April 26, 2013 • The Paducah Sun Obituaries/A&E paducahsun.com Funeral notices Anna Dutton Shirley Moake CAVE-IN-ROCK, Ill. — She was preceded in CYPRESS, Ill. — Shir- Richardson of Cypress, Paid obituaries furnished to The Paducah Sun by mortuaries. Anna JoLynn Dutton, infant death by her paternal ley Lee Moake, 80, of and two brothers: Frank daughter of Jeff and Kim grandfather, Terry Wayne Cypress died Tuesday Moake and Ed Moake, both Dutton of Cave-in-Rock, Dutton, and her maternal morning, April 23, 2013, of Cypress. Robin Faye Neihoff died at 1:05 p.m. Tuesday, grandmother, Pauline Di- at Lourdes hospital in He was preceded in death April 23, 2013, at Heartland cus. Services will be at 1 p.m. Paducah. by two sisters. Robin Faye Neihoff, age one stepdaughter, Toni Regional Medical Center in Saturday, April 27, 2013, at Mr. Moake was a U.S. His parents were Mel- 47, of Paducah, passed L. Neihoff of Paducah; Marion.Besides her parents Rose-Gilbert Funeral Home Army veteran of the Ko- vin and Dorothy Dorsett away at 3:00 p.m. Wednes- a half-brother, William she is survived by two broth- with Rev. Deon Dutton offi - rean War and a retired Moake. day, April 24, 2013, at her Wade Graham of Dublin, ers, Zachrey and Chase Dut- ciating. Burial will follow at C&EI Railroad bridge Services will be at 2 p.m. home. Tenn.; two stepsisters, ton of the home; her pater- Cave Hill Cemetery. Friends crew crane operator. Sunday at Bailey Funeral Born Mackenzie Peddicord, of nal grandmother, Teresa may call from noon until 1 He is survived by his Home in Vienna. in Ham- Cincinnati, Ohio, and Kar- Dutton; and her maternal p.m. Saturday at the funeral wife, Thelma Moake; Burial with military mond, en Banister of Paducah; grandfather, Larry Belcher. home. three children, Rhonda graveside rites will be in the Indiana, along with several nieces Lee Elkins of Benton, Cypress Masonic Cemetery. Robin and nephews. Shirley Bell Ky., Trina Irene Kress- Visitation will be from 5 had Robin was preceded in ley of Richardson, Texas, to 8 p.m. Saturday at Bailey worked death by her father, Earl MURRAY — Shirley Mil- brother. Her parents were and Jeffery Scott Moake Funeral Home in Vienna. as a Douglas Graham. dred (Kihnley) Bell, 84, of Frank and Selma (Broed- of Cypress; one grand- Expressions may take the Nurses A celebration of Rob- Murray died at 4:31 a.m. fuhrer) Kihnley. son, Travis Gene Greer order of donations to Cy- Aide at in’s life will take place at Wednesday, April 24, 2013, Services will be at 1 p.m. of Benton, Ky.; two great- press Masonic Cemetery, Neihoff Western 2:00 p.m. Sunday, April at Spring Creek Health Saturday, April 27, 2013, grandchildren; two sis- c/o Charles Russell, trea- Baptist 28, 2013, at the Lone Oak Care. She was a member of at Blalock-Coleman & York ters: Melva Adams of surer, 45 Noble Ave., Bun- Hospital. Chapel of Milner & Orr Memorial Baptist Church Funeral Home with Rev. Avon, Ind., and Sandra combe, IL 62912. Robin is survived by her Funeral Home with the and a retired homemaker. Kerry Lambert offi ciating. husband, Rex A. Neihoff; Rev. Wayne Carter of- She is survived by her Entombment will follow in two sons, Charles Williams fi ciating. Burial will take husband, Charles (Charlie) Murray Memorial Gardens More obituaries, Page 6A, 7A, 3D Martin, of Louisville, Ky., place at a later time. Bell; two children, David Mausoleum. Friends may and Cody West Martin, of Friends may visit with Bell of Murray and Debo- call from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. Maryville, Tenn.; a sister, the family from 1:00 p.m. rah Wood of Franklin; Friday, April 26, 2013, at Annette J. Roethemeyer until 2:00 p.m. Sunday, seven grandchildren; 16 the funeral home. Memo- This Week at The Badgett Playhouse of Paducah; her mother April 28, 2013, at the Lone great-grandchildren, and rial contributions may be Grand Rivers, KY and stepfather, Sherry J. Oak Chapel of Milner & one brother; Richard Kihn- made to Kentucky Library Friday Saturday and William Cummings, Orr Funeral Home. ley of Jupiter, Fla. She was for the Blind, P.O. Box 818, 2 PM Smoke on the Mountains: DVM, of Paducah; and You may light a candle preceded in death by one Frankfort, KY 40602-0818. 2 PM Smoke on the Mountains: Homecoming Homecoming her grandson, Landen E. or leave a message of com- Floyd of Paducah; addi- fort at www.milnerandorr. Robert Higgins 7 PM Red, White & Tuna 7 PM The Outlaws tional survivors include com. of Country Music BOAZ — Robert A. Hig- 2013, a celebration of his Text “theatre” to 313131 for promotions & discounts gins, 85, of Boaz died at life will be held at his home. 1-888-362-4223 Sandra Farris Betty Owens 6:17 a.m. Monday, March Friends are invited to come www.GrandRiversVariety.com 4, 2013, at his home. He and share their memories Badgett Playhouse • Grand Rivers, KY CAIRO, Ill. — Arrange- EDDYVILLE, Ill. — Betty is survived by two daugh- between the hours of 2 and ments for Sandra Kay Far- Lou Owens, 80, of Ed- ters, Cejay Higgins-Downs 4 p.m. at 9960 Ky. 945 in ris, 55, of Cairo were in- dyville died Wednesday, of Florida and Madison A. Boaz. For more informa- complete at Jones Funeral April 24, 2013, at Harris- Broman of Illinois; one son, tion call 270-856-4000. Home in Tamms. burg Medical Center. Mark T. Higgins of Florida; The Lone Oak Chapel The body of Mrs. Farris Arrangements were in- seven grandchildren, and of Milner & Orr Funeral was found in the Ohio River complete at Aly Funeral eight great-grandchildren. Home is in charge of ar- early Wednesday. Home. On Saturday, April 27, rangements. 2 beloved TV soaps revived !"#"!$# online starting on Monday %%%! & ! %%%! & ! BY FRAZIER MOORE Woods, Robin Strasser and ative move that could prove Associated Press Hillary B. 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