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A special resolution signifying a commitment to address historical inequalities passed unani- mously in the Indianapolis City-County Council, but that will likely prove to be the easy part. The hard part — going for substantive changes — is still to come. All members of the city-county council, which consists of 20 Democrats and five Republicans, are listed as sponsors on the proposal, but coun- cil President Vop Osili, a Democrat, admitted there may be some “difficult conversations” and “difficult decisions” on the horizon. The special resolution, Proposal 85, creates a steering committee comprised of local leaders — including Osili — who participated in a work- shop led by the Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE) in December 2019. Kenneth Allen, chairman of the Indiana Commission on the Social Status of Black Males, speaks According to Osili, the committee has com- to students at the fifth annual Young Black Males Matter event Feb. 25 at the Indiana State- mitments from every city and county public house. (Photo/Tyler Fenwick) agency to, as the proposal reads, “use available tools to assist in the elimination of racial and social disparities across key indicators of success, including health, education, criminal justice, the environment, employment and the economy.” Challenges haven’t changed The committee then helps guide actions that are supposed to create a more equitable India- much for young Black males napolis and, where necessary, fix systems created See VOTES, A7 ®

By TYLER FENWICK [email protected] Speakers at the Young Black Males Matter event Feb. 25 at the Indiana Statehouse talked about a bill that would lower the age children can be tried as adults for certain crimes.

hey talked about the disparate impacts of ter and can make a difference. minor marijuana possession charges on “They don’t feel their voice is being heard,” Garrett African Americans. said, “so why should they be engaged? We’re trying The names change and the bills get to change that paradigm to get them to understand differentT numbers, but they talked about a lot of they need to be engaged because they do matter.” the same issues that, had this been the 20th Young Alex Burton, president of the Evansville City Council President Vop Osili Black Males Matter event rather than just the fifth, Council, told the young men things are happen- would’ve been brought up decades ago. ing around them whether they’ve given their input The Indiana Commission on the Social Status of or not. Not being engaged, he said, means those Proposal to protect renters Black Males held the event for boys ages 12-18. The things are happening to them, not for them. event was partly meant to teach young Black males Jadon Watkins, a senior at Pike High School, said approved by city council how they can advocate for themselves and their he thinks it’s important to advocate for yourself community. and others, but he also said he doesn’t like to be but faces uncertain future But before that can happen, according to the involved in “negative” stuff. commission’s executive director, James Garrett Jr., By TYLER FENWICK young Black males need to feel they really do mat- See MALES, A3 ® [email protected]

A set of proposals pushed by Mayor Joe Hog- sett and passed by the Indianapolis City-County Council on Feb. 24 are meant to further protect New reentry director looks to make big changes the rights of renters, but a last-minute amend- By BREANNA COOPER ment added to a bill in the state legislature could [email protected] nullify the effort. Indiana lawmakers in the Republican-con- When Carlette Duffy was released from prison trolled House Judiciary Committee added an with an expunged record in 2000, it was a chance amendment to a Senate bill that would prevent for a new start. As the newly-appointed director of any city from regulating landlord-tenant rela- reentry for the Office of Public Health and Safety tions without approval from the General Assem- (OPHS), Duffy hopes to offer a second chance for bly. offenders reentering their communities. If the bill passes as amended, it would nullify “I found my voice of advocacy while I was incarcer- at least two parts of the mayor’s effort: fining ated,” Duffy, 45, said, “and so when I came home, I landlords who retaliate against tenants for re- wanted to work in the community.” porting poor housing, and requiring landlords to Duffy began working with the Help Others Prosper notify tenants of their rights and responsibilities. Economically (HOPE) Team, and eventually became State Rep. Robin Shackleford (D-Indianapolis) the projects manager for OPHS, a role where she said at the city-county council meeting she focused on reentry and risk factors for crime, such would add an amendment to remove that lan- as homelessness and food insecurity. guage from the legislation. “One thing I loved about working in the office was Hogsett released a statement before the coun- See DUFFY A7 ® See RENTERS, A3 ® Carlette Duffy

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Debate about college vs. trade school complicated but necessary By TYLER FENWICK Even for those students who want [email protected] to go to college to study business, for example, and have the means to do Like many ninth graders, Darius so, Johnson said it’s still common Wilson wasn’t sure what he wanted for them to want to get some kind of to do with his life after high school. training because it’s good practical College was a possibility, but that’s knowledge to have, or it could also expensive. just be a hobby. “My family isn’t that rich,” he said. The average in-state tuition for Then Wilson learned about Area 31 a four-year public institution in Career Center, where students spend Indiana was $7,518 for the 2018-19 half of their day getting hands-on school year, according to CollegeCalc, experience so they can get a job which tracks college pricing data. straight out of high school or get a And that’s just tuition. At IUPUI, head start on a college degree. for example, where in-state tuition Wilson is a senior now. He’s learn- was $9,464 for the 2018-19 school ing precision machining and is on year, the school estimates all expens- track to leave high school with an es would come to about $22,500 for associate’s degree. students who live on campus. Virtually all high school students Many proponents of higher educa- have to make the same calculations tion talk about a college degree being Students at Area 31 Career Center spend half of their day getting hands- Wilson did as a freshman. For some, a so-called key to success, but some on technical training. (Photo provided) family expectations and wealth also simply argue college is a forma- dictate that they’ll go to a four-year tive experience, where students can college would be better,” he said. high-paying first jobs. But they have college after high school, no ques- pursue their passions. Jett, who is also on the board at In- long-run value in a wide variety of tions asked. This can be a very expensive forma- diana Humanities, has a liberal arts careers.” But for plenty of others, it’s not so tive experience. bachelor’s degree, which she thinks He also cited a 2018 survey from simple. Terri Jett, a political science profes- is “more sustainable” over the long the National Association of Colleges Jesse Johnson, who opened two sor at Butler University, said she haul because of acquired skills such and Employers, which found the local Metal Supermarkets branches, knows a four-year college degree as writing and communication. three attributes employers consid- donates metal to some schools in the isn’t the best path for everyone but That’s not just wishful thinking. ered most important from college area so students in career programs hopes “we find a way to support” David Deming, director of the Mal- graduates were written communica- or shop classes can get experience those students who do want a college colm Wiener Center for Social Policy tion, problem solving and the ability that may one day lead to a job. degree. at the Harvard Kennedy School, to work as part of a team. Johnson said he’s noticed more stu- “All people should really follow wrote in The New York Times last That’s why, Jett said, it’s important dents are beginning to think about their passion,” she said, adding that year about income data from the U.S. for everyone, not matter what career trade careers as an alternative to a starting at a less expensive commu- Census Bureau that show liberal arts or education path they take, to still traditional university education. nity college and then transferring is majors start slow in earnings but get those “soft skills” by continu- “I don’t know if it’s due to parents another option. eventually catch up to their peers in ing some kind of writing outside of or older siblings, but when I go into Allen Wright, a freshman at KIPP STEM careers. school, visiting the library or getting schools, kids seem to be a lot more Indy Legacy High, wants the benefits “This is by design,” he wrote. “A involved with organizations that conscious of what college is gonna of both worlds. He’s interested in liberal arts education fosters valu- have book clubs. cost,” he said. technical engineering but also wants able ‘soft skills’ like problem-solving, Johnson guessed it could partly to get the college experience. critical thinking and adaptability. Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick have to do with children growing “The opportunity of traveling Such skills are hard to quantify, and at 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twit- up watching their parents pay back around the world for study abroad they don’t create clean pathways to ter @Ty_Fenwick. student loans. and stuff like that, that’s why I think Marian University opens Unity Center

By BREANNA COOPER groups: Union for Black Identity, to sit in on a board of trustees meet- [email protected] Student Organization of Latinos, ing where the Unity Center vice the Asian Student Association, and president Ruth Rodgers said the Since the ribbon-cutting ceremony Marian Alliance, an LGBTQ student Unity Center is a priority for Marian for Marian University’s Unity Center group. to truly become a more diverse and on Feb. 5, students and faculty have Jalynn Edwards, president of inclusive environment.” seen a diverse student body begin to Marian Alliance, has worked closely Ruth Rodgers, the vice president come together. with student leaders from the other of student success and engagement For sophomore Erynne Pope, this groups while the alliance is in a at Marian, hopes the center helps was a much needed change. Pope is rebuilding phase. everyone on campus celebrate inclu- the president of Marian’s Union for “The idea of the alliance is to create sion by getting a better understand- Black Identity, one of several groups an open, safe and inclusive space ing of each other, and who they are on campus created to encourage for all Marian University students,” as individuals. minority students to celebrate their Edwards said. “We really try and fo- “Unity is achieved by each per- identities. cus on the Franciscan values … and son knowing themselves and their “We need cultural competency and working to create a series of events identities,” Rodgers said. “The Unity a better awareness of diverse back- Davyd Hall focusing on how Franciscan values Center is a unique place where we’re grounds at Marian,” Pope said. directly correlate with LGBT com- reminded that we are all designed by While there isn’t much diversity For Jennifer Vergara, a sophomore munities.” God and have special significance.” at Marian — currently, the student and president of the Student Organi- The Student Organization of Lati- Less than a month since its open- body is 72% white — the need for a zation of Latinos, the center is a safe nos and the Union for Black Iden- ing, Hall said the biggest achieve- Unity Center had been growing in space, and one of the reasons she tity are planning events, including ment for the Unity Center so far has previous years, something faculty remains at the university. bringing in an immigration lawyer been the advances of the multicul- director Davyd Hall knew from just “Something like this on a college to discuss Deferred Action for Child- tural student groups and using their looking around. campus can make the difference hood Arrivals (DACA) and a Black voices throughout the campus. And “I started with the numbers,” Hall between staying here or transferring History Month event, respectively. A for Pope, student voices are at the said. “The old multicultural center out,” Vergara said. “Without Davyd representative for the Asian Student core of what the center is all about. was in a smaller space, and it got and 21st Century [Scholars pro- Association could not be reached for “I think having it student-led gives crammed. I would have my student gram] and the Unity Center, I would comment. the perspective that it’s a promi- workers take note of how many have had a hard time finding reasons The university will also use the cen- nent need for students,” Pope said. people were in our room, and in to stay at Marian because it gives ter to train students and faculty on “I think our generation has more showing that need [to department me a sense of belonging, and shared diversity and inclusion. passion and drive when it comes to heads], we made the Unity Center experiences with people who under- “As a campus, we are growing, and celebrating diversity, so the Unity what it is today.” stand me.” the campus is trying to make an ef- Center will allow us to do that.” Hall said in its larger space, the Beyond being a space for students fort to create a more diverse institu- Unity Center attracts two to three to use throughout the day, the Unity tion,” Vergara said. “They’re training Contact staff writer Breanna Coo- times the amount of students it pre- Center will also host events held faculty and promoting multicultural per at 317-762-7848. Follow her on viously did. by the four multicultural student events. … Jalynn and I were invited Twitter @BreannaNCooper. renters ® Continued from A1 males ® Continued from A1 cil meeting saying the amendment The proposals also create and fund “Young Black males in this genera- Young Black males now have a would “effectively ban the imple- a Tenant Information Hotline, which tion are going through a lot of things little bit of an advantage compared mentation of these local regulatory renters could call to be referred to and troubles, just get caught up in a to before because of advances in changes.” any legal assistance program part- lot of stuff,” said Watkins, who was technology that make it easier to “I am deeply disheartened by this nered with the city. at his first Young Black Males Mat- spread awareness of issues and effort to kill local protections for After the proposals passed, coun- ter event. contact legislators, Allen said, and renters in Indianapolis,” he said. “The cil President Vop Osili released a Still, he said, many of the chal- maybe that’s a start in the process vast majority of states have enacted statement saying the “vast major- lenges aren’t changing. of making sure they feel their voices real retaliation protections for ten- ity” of landlords do fair business Kenneth Allen, chairman of the matter. ants, and on the night in which our and that the proposals are aimed at Indiana Commission on the Social “Today is for you,” he told the young city is poised to adopt its own regula- landlords who “seek to discriminate Status of Black Males, pointed out men. “The building we’re in belongs tions at the City-County Council, a against housing applicants based on the commission was created by the to you. This is, in fact, your State- watered-down version of real change expunged or sealed criminal convic- state in 1993 to help address the house.” is being slipped into a bill at the last tions or who retaliate against rent- problems Black males face in crimi- minute.” ers for simply exercising their rights nal justice, education, employment, Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick Proposals 40 and 41 in the city- under the law.” health and social factors. at 317-762-7853. Follow him on county council do not extend any new “Unfortunately,” he said, “some of Twitter @Ty_Fenwick. rights to renters; they require land- Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick the same things we were dealing lords to tell renters what their rights at 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twit- with in 1993, we’re still dealing with are. ter @Ty_Fenwick. in 2020.” A4 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

A Section indianapolisrecorder.com Friday, February 28, 2020 ‘Living history museum’ celebrates Martindale Brightwood

By BREANNA COOPER [email protected]

The history of the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood will come alive at the 37th Place Community Center on Feb. 29, thanks to collabo- rations from Indy Fringe, Harrison Center for the Arts and six “Great- tri-archs” — people who have been in the community for decades. “This is an area that has a very rich history as it relates to Indianapolis,” said Gina Fears, assistant director of recovery and reentry at Public Advocates in Community re-Entry (PACE) Inc. Fears is a facilitator for the event, and said she is looking forward to sharing the stories that made Martindale Brightwood what it is today.

“It’s the heartbeat of the city,” she At the event, visitors can view por- of the same name by Phyllis J. Adair, said of the neighborhood. Fears, 59, traits of the Great-tri-archs, created will be performed at 2 p.m. worries valuable stories aren’t being by Harrison Center artist Abi Ogle. Kohn, who wrote the play in 2009 told because of social media. At 4 feet by 6 feet, the portraits will after being “totally engrossed” by the “I had family members that told hang from the ceiling and imitate novel, said the play highlights the stories, and today we have Facebook the styles of several famous African importance of knowing the history of and Snapchat, so we don’t get those American artists. who we are and where we came from. types of stories,” Fears said. “We will Joanna Taft, executive director of “I think that without knowing our have some ‘Great-tri-archs there … the Harrison Center, thinks this is history and our heritage, we lose and they will give their refl ections.” an appropriate homage to the people so much of our beauty,” Kohn, 86, The six “Great-tri-archs” will have a who shaped the city. said. “Right now in the United States, panel discussion about the history of “All of them have been leaders in there’s a lot of historical amnesia. the Martindale Brightwood neigh- Martindale Brightwood,” Taft said, We forget that some people did not CELEBRATE HISTORY! borhood and how it has grown over “and have great stories about loving choose to be immigrants; they were The Living History Museum the years. their neighborhood and wanting to snatched from their homes. There will be an all-day celebration “If I don’t know where I’ve come grow new leaders to continue to tell are people living in Indianapolis who of the history of Martindale from,” Fears said, “how can I decide that story.” are descendants of the survivors of Brightwood. where I’m going? I grew up in the Visitors to the living museum will that middle passage. … To not ac- ■ When: 1-5 p.m. Feb. 29 city, I know the east side and what also see a play, “Wind Chimes and knowledge ancestry, where we come ■ Where: 37th Place it used to look like, and I show my Promises,” which details a family’s from, is to disrespect what they went Community Center, grandkids that growth. I show them escape from the Klu Klux Klan in through.” 2605 E. 25th St. where I used to live, where business- the deep South, only to move next ■ Cost: Free es used to be. … We can’t celebrate door to Klan members in Indianapo- Contact staff writer Breanna Coo- growth and changes if we don’t know lis in 1919. The play, adapted by local per at 317-762-7848. Follow her on the history.” playwright Rita Kohn from the novel Twitter @BreannaNCooper.

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Students had their artwork on display at the Fishers High School Af- rican American Heritage Celebration Night on Feb. 20. (Photo/Tyler Fenwick)

By TYLER FENWICK to see colleges that they could go to,” [email protected] he said, “especially that would show them the culture about how we live.” Hundreds of students and family The event, organized by the school’s members packed into the College and Future Black Leaders club, also fea- Career Academy center at Fishers tured student art presentations and High School for African American performances from dancers, vocalists Heritage Celebration Night on Feb. and the jazz band. 20. Fishers High School has an Afri- Students had an hour to peruse can American student enrollment of historically Black colleges and uni- about 8%, according to data from the versities (HBCUs) such as Kentucky Indiana Department of Education, State University, as well as sororities and hosts the Black History Month and fraternities. celebration each year. “Not many people are educated on “It gives us a chance to show how we the HBCUs,” said Fishers freshman really feel about our cultures to tie us Trinity Kendrick, “so it’s a great space back to the past,” Coston said. “We for everyone to come and learn and have a lot of posters around here that potentially find their college.” just really show you how we feel.” Joel Coston, a junior at Fishers, was one of the busiest students in the cen- Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick ter, pacing the hall in his traditional at 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twit- African garb. ter @Ty_Fenwick. “It gives students an opportunity

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Answers to Super Crossword A6 FRIDAY, february 28, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER EDITORIAL To cancel or forgive By OSEYE BOYD redemption? there was no way Bryant would escape ever forgivable? What if that murder Isn’t being held accountable, learn- hard feelings and discussions about happened when someone was 19 and Redemption. ing your lesson and improvement the rape allegation. he or she is now 72? Does it exist? No. At what we say we want; what forgiveness Should we discard Gayle King We say if someone did their time, least that’s the impres- requires? because of the questions she posed they should be allowed to live a nor- sion one gets if you’re For some, yes. For others, not so to Lisa Leslie about Bryant after his mal life, but how many of us look at tuned into popular much. death? Does Snoop Dogg get a pass for someone differently when we learn of a culture and social me- The death of Kobe Bryant brought what he said about King? criminal past? We often want redemp- dia. The cancel culture these questions back to mind. Bryant’s Comedians Dave Chappelle, Kevin tion for our past transgressions but are in the Twitterverse is sexual assault allegation will always Hart, Roseanne Barr and Ellen Dege- unwilling to offer the same to others. in full effect. Make one be a footnote in his story. From every- neres have all been victims of cancel I must admit as I think about re- mistake and you’re thing I saw, Bryant learned his lesson. culture. Usually, they’ve offended a demption more and more, I realize I’m ruined. One and done. Redemption, it More important than apologizing, group or groups of people. Are celebri- just as inconsistent as everyone else. seems, is a thing of the past. Bryant actually demonstrated remorse ties allowed to make a mistake without Part of it boils down to connection to Every time someone is accused of by changing his behavior. He wasn’t the cancel culture mob descending and sincerity on the part of the trans- one infraction or another and someone flaunting it in our face by singing with pitchforks and torches, or should gressor. We tend to be more lenient starts a new hashtag — that will go about it a la R. Kelly. He actually we look back over time to see a history when we know the person and recog- viral — urging people to stop support- became a more likable guy afterward, of multiple offenses? When is the time nize the mistake isn’t the sum of the ing so and so, redemption crosses my showing personality, not just being a to forgive? When do we cancel? person. When we don’t know someone mind. This happens about every other basketball robot. What about regular folk who get it’s easier to have a knee-jerk reaction. week. So, if Bryant improved, why hold it caught being racist or homophobic? We should definitely cancel certain Do people deserve forgiveness after against him? Why were some upset Should they be fired from their jobs? behavior — and those who continually making a mistake or committing a when he won the Academy Award What about someone who commit- display these behaviors — but we could crime? What is forgivable? What for Best Animated Short Film for ted a crime? Does it matter when that all offer a little more grace for people isn’t? Who decides? What does one “Dear Basketball” in 2018. The #Me- crime was committed or what the who make mistakes because they’re, do to show contrition in order to gain Too Movement was in full swing, so crime was? Is committing a murder you know, human.

opinions Tony Dungy headlines event honoring Dr. Charles Ware By LARRY SMITH law, one son-in-law and three grand- may have taken some people by sur- and their neighbors. My passion for children. prise, but it was anything but sudden. humanity is that as many as possible For several years Dr. Ware’s journey has had many Dr. Ware shared that several leaders of would be saved by God’s grace and live Dr. A. Charles Ware twists and turns, including the fact color who presided over Bible colleges an abundant life with Christ on earth has been one of the that he initially did not consider a met roughly eight years ago to discuss and an eternity in heaven.” best known and most career in academia. Rather, he was ways in which they could work col- A prolific speaker and writer, Dr. respected religious focused on his faith. Shortly after laboratively to strengthen their institu- Ware has authored, co-authored, con- leaders in India- becoming a Christian in 1968, he en- tions. tributed to and edited several books. napolis and beyond. rolled in Bible college. Ware explained Several months after having submit- Among these is “One Race One Blood,” He is best known as what ensued: ted his resignation from Crossroads to which he co-authored with Answers in the former president “I sensed a God-given passion the school’s board, Ware met with his Genesis founder and CEO Ken Ham. of Crossroads Bible to share the gospel with all people friend, Dr. Bill Blocker, of CBS. Dr. Yet, with characteristic humility, Dr. College, which he led for more than groups. An evangelist told me that I Blocker wanted to discuss his vision Ware revealed his greatest accomplish- a quarter century. Dr. Ware is lauded was an evangelist and would never for an initiative called “The Urban Bi- ment. “Alumni bring me the greatest for his unfailingly calm (yet resolute) go into academics. ... In 1990, while ble Colleges Collaboration.” Ware and joy. My claim to fame are the students demeanor, his sage counsel and his in- serving Bethel Bible Church and Blocker decided that a merger between we train.” tegrity. He is a man who does not need Christian School, I was contacted by their respective institutions might be to shout to be heard, does not need to Baptist Bible College — which became mutually beneficial given the similari- As I have written in this space on a brandish his accolades to be respected Crossroads Bible College — about my ties between their schools’ missions, prior occasion, I have known Dr. Ware and does not need to name-drop to interest in becoming a candidate for vision, student body and values. The for several years. I have found him to be impressive. Ware generally speaks the president’s position. After much boards of the respective institutions be unfailingly kind and patient. He softly, unless he’s in “preacher” mode, prayer and consultation with friends agreed. has always been gracious in convers- because he understands that what one and mentors, I applied for the posi- Dr. Ware, who has assumed the role ing with me, even when I have been represents stands on its own — if it is tion. The board voted unanimously to of executive director of Grace Rela- certain that he has disagreed with my compelling. call me. I accepted the call and began tions and special assistant to the presi- views. He has been an inspiration to In recognition of his decades of faith- as president in 1991.” dent at CBS, has passionately preached me due in large measure to his faith- ful service to humanity, Ware will be Ware has been a mentor to hundreds the importance of humanity recogniz- fulness to God, even when he has faced honored on the evening of Feb. 27 at of students, educators and aspiring ing the reality that there is only one significant challenges. The newest the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown. leaders in this city and well beyond. race — the human one. He works tire- honor that is being bestowed on him Former Indianapolis Colts head coach He decided to resign the presidency lessly to improve “grace relations.” His is as unsought as it is deserved. I am Tony Dungy will headline the event, of Crossroads in 2017 to focus on vision is as follows: “Christians living hopeful that the world will heed his which is titled “Imagine Indianapolis.” what he refers to as “grace relations.” in loving relationships that demon- message and follow his example. Dr. Ware will be celebrated along with (More on that later.) Shortly thereafter, strate to a watching world that we are his wife of 47 years, Sharon. The Wares Crossroads merged with the College Christ’s disciples. I am passionate to Larry Smith is a community leader. have six children, four daughters-in- of Biblical Studies (CBS). The change see believers grow in their love for God Contact him at [email protected].

The pernicious power of patriarchy By JULIANNE MALVEAUX manded them. Of course, restrooms are just a minor 52% of all women still voted for him. They thought NNPA Newswire Contributor manifestation of the hegemonic patriarchy that rules he was joking because, for too many women, patri- our nation. archy has so seeped into our consciousness that the Our nation, these United States, is A great picture of our nation’s racist patriarchy was abuse of women is a joke. founded on the principles of racism the visual of doughy and dissipated white men inter- If we women were honest, we would say that we and patriarchy. They are reflected rogating the amazingly composed Anita Hill as she have all co-signed patriarchy in the interest of keep- in our very constitution, where reviewed her experiences with now-Supreme Court ing it moving. We have deflected the sexist com- enslaved persons were counted as a Justice Clarence Thomas. Though Hill was persua- ments that come our way, even as we cringe from fraction of a person, and only men sive, she was attacked in the vilest of terms, accused them. We smile at men that we abhor because they of property were allowed the right of nonsense like “erotomania,” and even recently may have decision-making power in their hands. We to vote. The filthy inequality at the harassed by Thomas’ unhinged spouse who was still dress up or dress down depending on the occasion foundation of this nation has now seeking apology after two decades. Note to Thomas, and the way we have to play the game. We know the bubbled up and boiled over, now take the phone from your wife when her meds are system is slanted against us, we know we still have polluting every aspect of our lives. not working. In any case, Thomas is on the Supreme to play, and we decide when we choose to blow the Patriarchy places men at the center of life, and Court because white men chose to disregard the whistle, a whistle we could blow every single day. women at the periphery. It suggests that women do word of a Black woman, a decision that then-Sen. #MeToo is the tip of the iceberg because it fails to not matter. It allows for the subjugation of women Joe Biden says he now regrets. Thomas was con- deal with race systematically, but also because it when they attempt to enter public spaces that have firmed by the narrowest margin in history 52-48. manages the evident and personal, not the institu- previously been earmarked as “male” spaces. Thus, Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s issue tional. there were no restrooms for women legislators in the with accusations of sexual assault is resolved, but the In addition to being #MeToo women, we are moth- U.S. House or Senate, even as women entered those issue of pernicious patriarchy will not be. Privileged ers, sisters, daughters and wives (hello Julie Chen spaces. They were only created when women de- white male culture allows and encourages excessive Moonves), so some of us want to justify patriarchy drinking and obnoxious behavior toward women. for “our” men. Our son, husband, cousin, brother It is excused because “boys will be boys.” But what “didn’t mean it” and could not be that bad. Wake-up boys? Black boys, even accused of “reckless eyeball- call — if they violated a woman, they were that bad. George P. Stewart Marcus C. Stewart Sr. Eunice Trotter William G. Mays Founder-Editor- Editor-Publisher Editor-in-Chief Owner/ ing,” are fair game for lynching! 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Box 18499, Indianapolis, IN 46218-0499 society is so poached in pernicious patriarchy that info visit www.juliannemalveaux.com [email protected] B:5.137” INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER T:5.137” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 A7 DUFFY S:4.637” ® Continued from A1 we supported each and every division school system, which is the hope of within OPHS, including housing and most parents. I went to an apartment food security,” Duffy said. “ … Reentry complex and they gave me a chance fl ows through all of those divisions, in Warren Township. … I want to give but the current issues we have right her the best foundation in education now are all systemic, so you can’t so that my issues don’t become cycli- focus on just one.” cal.” In her role as director, Duffy aims to Employment for African Americans, work with other divisions to focus not let alone African Americans with just on reentry, but issues that need felony charges, can be diffi cult to to be addressed to prevent crime come by. This is something Duffy is from happening in the fi rst place, hoping to change through policy. such as poverty. “A white man with a criminal history Paul Babcock, director of OPHS, is more likely to be employed than a believes Duffy is the right person for Black man without a criminal history,” the job based on her professional and Duffy said. “People with a criminal personal experiences working with history are not a protected group, and the criminal justice system. they are discriminated against for “Carlette is a dedicated and passion- housing and employment opportuni- ate person when it comes to assisting ties. … So, with all the barriers that individuals returning to their com- come with just your race as it is, hav- munities. … It’s critically important,” ing that stamp of conviction on you Babcock said of having a person with makes it a thousand times worse.” an insider’s knowledge of the criminal Duffy also hopes to help people with justice system in this position. “Some- a felony conviction get their records times we lose sight of the human expunged to help their chances of B:9.95” S:9.45” side to some of these issues working starting a new life. T:9.95” toward policy change. Carlette is able “I have a criminal history, and mine to bring that background to help the has been expunged. There’s a light at offi ce and the city continue to con- the end of the tunnel,” she said. While nect with individuals from a sound Duffy concedes that it’s currently very policy and personal perspective.” diffi cult to get a felony record ex- When we work together, we rise together. Some of Duffy’s biggest goals for punged, doing so breaks down many We are positively invincible. her fi rst year as director of reentry barriers that stand in the way of con- include helping those with a criminal victed felons from leading a normal record fi nd housing and jobs, as well life following release. as improving racial equity. “This is not only something that “We are working with area landlords helps the individual, but serves the and property owners and seeing what city,” Duffy said, regarding employ- we can do to work with them to lease ment opportunities. “It restores your to people with a criminal history,” rights as a citizen, because no one can Duffy said. “That will help tremen- use your criminal record against you dously.” when it comes to housing, employ- Finding homes in areas with a good ment, and [assistance] services. … It education system, Duffy said, can makes you whole again.” help those with families pave a new path for their children. Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper “When I returned home, my daugh- at 317-762-7848. Follow her on Twit- Discover the movement to uplift the culture and empower excellence. ter was 5 years old,” she said. “The ter @BreannaNCooper. biggest thing for me was getting housing in an area that had a good

VOTES ©2020 McDonald’s ® Continued from A1 in the past that explicitly or implicitly Criminal Justice Committee, told the maintain racial inequities. Recorder about his plans for public “These disparities didn’t happen safety. overnight,” Osili said. “They won’t go Shortly after, there seemed to be CLIENT McDonald’s FILE NAME: MCDEV20014M2_5.1375x9.95_BAPG_IndyRecorder_BW_v01.indd away overnight, but there’s a com- some bipartisan agreement onJOB creat- NUMBER MCDEV20014M2 DESCRIPTION: half-page vertical black and white version APPROVAL BILL TO NUMBER MCDEV20014 COLORS: Black mitment in our city and county to ing a citizen-driven public safety STUDIO MANAGER GRAPHIC ARTIST Amy Gordon NOTES: NONE address them.” initiative, but even that has fallen PROOFREADER Even as elected leaders on the city- through since Democrats backed DATE 2-20-2020 4:47 PM FONTS: My My Speedee (Regular, Power Vision Bold), Lovin Sans (Regular) county council decry the politicizing away because of a misunderstandingREVISION 1 IMAGES: 104220_silhouette_type_240MAX-NoEar_GRAY.tif (Gray; 315 ppi; 95%), PRODUCTION PAGE 1STEWARD | SPEAKERSB&PG_Hrz_Logo_Arches_White.ai (14%), B&PG_WeAreGolden_IG_white.ai (40%) of crime and violence — issues with about what the initiative would entail. STUDIO DIRECTOR PUB Indy Recorder deeply embedded and historical ties While Osili understands he may Steward Speakers Powered By IUPUI ART DIRECTOR to racism — there still appears to be have to change some minds in theBLEED None TRIM 5.137” x 9.95” COPYWRITER a fair amount of gamesmanship to go coming months about what actions National Security Advisor LIVE 4.637” x 9.45” around. are appropriate based off the steering ASSOC CREATIVE DIR SCALE 100% U.S. Ambassador CREATIVE DIRECTOR Republicans wanted to create a committee’s recommendations,PRINTOUT he’s 100% 233 N. MICHIGAN AVE. SUITE 2900, CHICAGO, IL 60601, P:312.297.9600 60601, IL CHICAGO, 2900, SUITE AVE. MICHIGAN N. 233 commission to study violence and its hopeful a public commitmentBURRELL MECHANICAL to ad- ACCOUNT MANAGER disparate impact on African Ameri- dressing the issues will hold council- cans, but Democrats rejected it. ors and other leaders to account. Susan Rice The city doesn’t need more data “Because we’ve made it a public 7:30PM Mon., Mar. 2, 2020 to know what’s going on and how to commitment,” he said, “we will follow address it, Democrats argued, so now through with it and hold ourselves to IUPUI Campus Center it’s time to take action. the standard of that commitment.” But it was unclear for a time what exactly that action was until council- Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick or Leroy Robinson, a Democrat who at 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twit- chairs the council’s Public Safety and ter @Ty_Fenwick.

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A Day of Community Conversation Women’s and Fellowship February 29, 2020 History Historic 37 Place, 2605 East 25th Street 1-5pm Month Living History Museum of Martindale Brightwood Arts, history and Culture 1-2pm and 4-5pm Group, Church, and Student rates available upon request. Limited seating. Tickets available at www.stewardspeakers.org For more information, please contact A Historic Play presented by Indy Fringe 2pm Steward Speakers (317) 297-2905 Senior Storytelling by Martindale Brightwood Great-Tri-Archs 3:15pm A Section indianapolisrecorder.com Friday, February 28, 2020

Why influenza is still more dangerous than coronavirus

By CAMEUAL WRIGHT from October 2019 until this February, there have been at least 14,000 to 36,000 February is the peak season for the deaths related to influenza. influenza virus, according to the Cen- Specifically, the flu has been hitting ters for Disease Control and Prevention children and young adults hard this year. (CDC). Most people believe the virus is Young children are more at risk than oth- winding down as the weather begins to er age groups. This could be due to the warm up, but this is not the case. This is fact that they do not have fully developed actually the time to stay the most vigi- immune systems or the hygiene skills of lant, as the cold weather keeps people adults. Their proximity to one another in inside and in close proximity to one school also makes it easier for the virus to another, creating more opportunities for spread. The single best way for children the virus to spread through communi- or adults to avoid getting influenza is by ties. Dr. Cameual Wright, the medical di- getting a flu vaccine. It’s still not too late rector at CareSource, a nonprofit health to do so, as flu season won’t be finished plan, has provided important informa- until closer to April. tion regarding the flu in the U.S. It is a common misconception that the Influenza is a contagious respiratory flu vaccine can cause the flu. The CDC infection that can have mild or severe has dismissed this myth. The vaccine is symptoms. Flu symptoms include fever, perfectly safe for infants six months and cough, sore throat, runny nose, muscle older and all other children and adults. aches, headaches and fatigue. Symptoms The flu vaccine is effective in prevent- of the flu are easily confused with cold ing the contraction of the virus, but the symptoms, but cold symptoms are much CDC lists additional ways to stay healthy. milder, and the cold normally has no seri- These include avoiding close contact with ous side effects. Left untreated, influenza those who are already sick, practicing can lead to other infections in the sinuses good hand hygiene, staying home if you and lungs, resulting in sinus infections, are feeling ill, being respectful by cover- bronchitis or pneumonia. All of these ing your mouth and nose and avoiding infections can be dangerous, especially touching your eyes, nose or mouth. for those who are immunocompromised If you are displaying symptoms that such as young children, pregnant women may be caused by the flu, stay home and and adults older than 65. seek immediate medical attention. Cer- Despite now being the time when the tain medications can shorten the course flu spreads, the coronavirus disease 2019 of the illness if you start early. According (COVID-19) has been catching global to the CDC, it is especially important for media attention, causing many Ameri- demographics with weakened immune cans to become increasingly concerned. systems to see their healthcare providers COVID-19 originated in China, and as soon as possible if they suspect they the CDC has kept close tabs on anyone contracted the flu. who may be displaying symptoms in Caresource pays for members to receive the U.S. According to HCP Live, the flu vaccinations to keep them as healthy main difference between COVID-19 and as possible. It also provides information influenza is it does not have a trackable about influenza through its website and mutation pattern. Influenza mutations member mailings. In addition to keeping are trackable, but scientists have not yet its members updated, representatives are determined how COVID-19 will mu- always available to help coordinate care tate, which could result in an outbreak. or refer individuals to a primary care Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, provider. cough and shortness of breath, and it is spread via respiratory droplets. Dr. Cameual Wright is medical director In the U.S., the influenza virus is still of CareSource. CareSource, headquar- much more of a concern. While the tered in Dayton, Ohio, is a nonprofit COVID-19 has a higher death rate in health coverage provider. China, fewer people will be infected, and more people will be infected with the influenza virus. The CDC estimates that

Health Assessment Survey Shows Improvements, Challenges The Marion County Public Caine, M.D., director of the Marion Health Department is releasing County Public Health Department. the results of its 2018 Commu- “I want to thank those residents nity Health Assessment Survey. who completed and returned the Nearly 5,000 Marion County survey, helping us to better under- residents took part in the survey, stand the health status and needs which gives an in-depth look at in Marion County.” the health and well-being of the Caine continued, “These re- community. sponses also help to understand FREE The results from this survey will special health issues for subpopu- eventually be combined with in- lations within the county, such formation from other data sources as the elderly, and compare the Diabetes and input from community orga- health issues between different nizations to create a Community parts of Marion County.” EDUCATION CLASSES Health Assessment report, sched- The 2018 Community Health uled for release later this year. Assessment Survey Report, is By comparing the 2018 survey available online at http://mari- results to similar Community onhealth.org/2018-community- WEDNESDAYS Health Assessment surveys in health-assessment-survey-report/. 2005 and 2012, the health de- March 4, 11, 18, 25 • 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. partment can see the progress Hospitals Continue Temporary and challenges to public health in Restrictions for Visitors Glendale Branch Marion County. With flu activity at a high level, Information in the new sur- all hospitals in Marion County 6101 N. Keystone Ave., 46220 vey shows that adults in Marion continue to observe restrictions County are generally healthier for visitors which began on Dec. than in 2012; however, they con- 20, 2019. Marion County Pub- tinue to be less healthy than U.S. lic Health Department Director TUESDAYS adults overall. Most notably, the Virginia A. Caine, M.D. made the 2018 survey reveals a significant request in December as part of a March 10, 17, 24, 31 • 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. increase in healthcare access and a policy of the Indianapolis Coali- decrease in smoking among local tion for Patient Safety. residents. Responses from 2018 The restrictions are designed to Haughville Branch also indicated a rise in depression, protect patients and staff at hospi- high cholesterol and hypertension. tals during times of increased in- 2121 W. Michigan St., 46222 Most child health measures did fluenza activity in Marion County. not change much between 2012 The health department measures and 2018. However, asthma in flu activity by monitoring the num- children did go up, as did the ber of patients visiting hospital amount of screen time with elec- emergency departments in Marion tronic devices. While the amount County with a chief complaint of of physical activity declined, influenza-like illness. Visitor re- physical activity among Marion strictions typically begin when that County children was higher than percentage goes above 3 percent, among U.S. children overall, and along with concern from local hos- overweight and obesity decreased pitals about an increase in patients among children. being diagnosed with flu. A child’s exposure to secondhand These temporary restrictions smoke is lower in Marion County include, but are not limited to: Plan to attend all four classes. than in the U.S. Also encouraging n No visitors with symptoms of are the indications that obesity influenza. among children may be on the de- n No visitors under the age of 18. Registration required. cline as well after increasing from n Visitors limited to immedi- 2005 through 2012. ate family as identified by the 317-221-2094 “This survey is our best source of patient. information about many health is- Visitors are encouraged to check marionhealth.org/diabetes sues, like smoking, exercise, disease a health care facility’s website or prevalence, disabilities and access call in advance about its restric- to health care,” said Virginia A. tions and any exceptions. Order of Service n Business n Classifieds n Sports

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Buttigieg faces Black voters wary of a gay candidate

By THOMAS BEAUMONT and TOM FOREMAN JR. Associated Press

CONWAY, S.C. (AP) — South Caro- lina state Sen. Gerald Malloy is fine with a gay presidential candidate like Pete Buttigieg. His older male relatives are not — and that may be the defining challenge of Buttigieg’s campaign. As Buttigieg tries to sustain his early success in Iowa and New Hampshire, he has to prove that he can win over African American voters, who make up the vital core of the party base. A rela- tively small but nonetheless influential number of Black South Carolinians may be resistant to him because of his sexuality. “He’s got to convince people like my dad and my uncles, when they still un- fortunately subscribe to stereotypes,” said Malloy, who is Black and lives in Hartsville, a small town in rural northeast South Carolina with a Black population of almost 50%. A poll commissioned by Winthrop Democratic presidential candidate former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg speaks during a campaign University in Rock Hill, South Caro- event, Monday, Feb. 24, 2020, in North Charleston, S.C. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) lina, this month found that it made no difference in the decision-making example in contrast with President comfort with his sexuality. There are at The bigger problems in South Caro- to 79% of African American voters if Donald Trump, the thrice-married least some signs that it has. lina for Buttigieg, the former mayor a candidate for president is gay. The billionaire who has been shadowed Rev. DeMett Jenkins, an associate of South Bend, may be that he has not number was only slightly lower than by accusations of infidelity and sexual minister in Charleston, South Caro- campaigned frequently in the state and white voters. Conversely, 16% of Black assault. lina, said she was drawn to Buttigieg’s that many Black voters mainly know voters said they’d be less likely to sup- “I mean, I’m sorry, but one thing eloquence, calm and intellectual depth, him by the criticism of his city’s police port a gay candidate, slightly higher about my marriage is it’s never in- but sold by the faith he projects. relations with minority residents, said than white voters, at 13%. But in a pri- volved me having to send hush money “I just don’t see him spending time former South Carolina state Rep. Ba- mary race with several candidates, that to a porn star after cheating on my trying to convince people to accept kari Sellers. small percentage could make a major spouse with him or her,” Buttigieg said his sexuality. Nothing he says is going “Pete’s problem with Black voters is difference in the outcome. during the CNN event. “So they want to matter unless they have a change not that he’s gay,” said Sellers, who has Buttigieg is appealing for the sup- to debate family values? Let’s debate of heart,” Jenkins said. “What I hear not endorsed a candidate. “The reason port of Black voters in part as a person family values.” is a man who seems to care about all not that many Black folk are with Pete guided by Christian faith and in part The defiance betrays the more subtle people, truly is guided by his integrity, is they don’t know him, and by virtue as a matter of inclusiveness. That ap- approach Buttigieg takes in courting his principles in life and his spirituality.’’ of that, they don’t trust him.” proach worked among Iowa’s and New Black voters in South Carolina and Yet there there remains an intransi- Though there’s less than a week to Hampshire’s vastly white electorates, referencing his Christian faith, often gence, even among the Black women convince voters, Buttigieg on Mon- where he finished in the top two. A discussing a passage from the Book of Buttigieg is targeting. day seemed aware of Sellers’ point as poor showing in South Carolina, where Matthew. “I just can’t see him being a rep- he addressed hundreds at a Baptist Black voters could make up two-thirds “Whatever happened to, ‘I was hun- resentative for the United States of church banquet hall in North Charles- of the Democratic primary electorate, gry and you fed me? I was a stranger America,” said Karen Wilkerson, a ton. might suggest that he cannot win over and you welcomed me?’” Buttigieg 69-year-old retired teacher from “I also know when I am asking vot- Black Democrats. told the audience at the South Caro- Cheraw. “When you think about all of ers, and in particular Black voters, to Buttigieg has been careful not to lina Democratic Party Convention in the state things that he has to attend trust me in this election,” Buttigieg equate the struggle for acceptance Columbia last June, invoking Scrip- to, being in the public eye in a foreign said, “that I’m asking someone who among gays to that of African Ameri- ture’s metaphors for child welfare and stage and having to have the company has perhaps never met me to trust me cans seeking equality and civil rights. immigration. of his partner with him. I guess, com- with their lives.” At the same time he has tried to reach Buttigieg’s team hasn’t focused on ing from my era, my age, it just bothers In endorsing Buttigieg in an edito- voters with a message of belonging, winning over voters resolutely opposed me. I don’t think I will vote for him.” rial posted Feb. 24, Columbia’s daily with the hope that it resonates in the to him based on his sexuality. “It’s Some African American pastors such newspaper The State said Democrats state’s robust Christian community. not something we spend a lot of time as Rev. Titus Thorn say Buttigieg’s needed “an energetic, disciplined can- “I think for those who haven’t quite thinking about,” Buttigieg’s national sexuality hasn’t deterred congregants. didate who can offer voters a powerful found their way all the way to the right campaign spokesman Chris Meagher He said those attending his small yet pragmatic vision of a better Ameri- side of history, it’s important to beckon said. “He is who he is.” parish in Rock Hill have considered ca” and bring people together. them in the right direction,” Buttigieg And yet, the discomfort lingers in the Buttigieg’s candidacy, though he does The paper also said: “Too often said during a CNN town hall last minds of men like Henry Baldwin at hear a common refrain of doubt. Buttigieg’s critics have ignored his week, “instead of clubbing them over an evening service at Mason Temple “Individually, people say, ‘I’m not substantive efforts to earn the support the head and telling them they’re bad Church of God in Christ in Conway on opposed to him,’” Thorn said. “But they of Black voters, and Buttigieg’s appeals people until they see it just the right Feb. 23. worry America’s not ready for it.” to African Americans should be judged way.” “I don’t support that lifestyle, to be There is a sizable pocket of vot- by this standard: Is his outreach genu- Buttigieg’s sexuality reappeared in honest,” said the 54-year-old Baldwin, ers in South Carolina for whom gay ine, and is it being undertaken in good the campaign when Rush Limbaugh who is Black. “A lot of church people rights are paramount, the pro-gay faith?” said on his radio show that “America’s don’t support that lifestyle. I’m sup- rights group Human Rights Campaign still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing porting my beliefs.” reported Friday. Roughly 289,000 Beaumont reported from Des Moines, his husband on the debate stage.” Buttigieg’s campaign has discussed describe themselves as prioritizing Iowa. Associated Press writers Meg With faith-minded South Carolina internally the importance of reaching gay rights when they vote, while about Kinnard and Elana Schor in Charles- voters paying closer attention now, Black women of faith, hoping his mes- 137,000 voters in South Carolina iden- ton, South Carolina, contributed to this Buttigieg held up his marriage as an sage of inclusiveness outweighs dis- tify as LGBTQ, the group reported. report. Staying healthy in the holy season

By BREANNA COOPER be prepared for. [email protected] Giving up caffeine for Lent, for example, when you’re used to having a few cups of coffee a day can If you observe Lent, you’re already a few days into result in headaches and irritability. To combat this, the solemn season. Whether you’re fasting com- Hake recommends gradually starting to cut back. pletely or just giving up certain food groups, there “You could start cutting back before Lent or Ra- are health questions you should ask yourself — and madan,” she said. “And if you need to, gradually cut your doctor — before drastically changing your diet. back throughout the [holy] season until you can Indiana University nutritionist Katie Hake recom- fully cut out caffeine.” mends consulting a doctor before fasting to deter- It is not recommended for pregnant women or mine how it would impact any medication you’re on those with a history of eating disorders to drastically or the possible side effects you may notice. alter their diet. Instead, lifestyle changes that can “If somebody has some sort of medical condition, enhance faith are a good alternative. like diabetes,” Hake said, “they should consult with “Rather than focusing on fasting, they could look a physician, because it could do more harm than at other habits they have that involve food,” Hake good.” said. “Instead of snacking in front of the TV, they If you choose to fast, meaning you don’t eat for a could spend it in prayer or journaling,” she sug- certain period, Hake recommends looking into pos- anced plate. gested. sible modifiers, such as drinking broths to maintain Fasting is not recommended for children, espe- Ruben McKenzie, pastor at New Mission Baptist energy. Further, she recommends avoiding strenu- cially those participating in a sport. Instead, Hake Church, advises congregants to drink water and pray ous activities and staying hydrated. suggests that families with young children can alter if they can’t fast altogether, but also to consult their This year, Ramadan — the ninth month of the their eating habits as opposed to their diets. doctor alongside their spiritual leader if they have to Islamic calendar — begins on April 23. During this “Families can make a point to prepare a meal at eat to follow a medication schedule. time, observant Muslims fast for a month, only home instead of eating out,” she said, “or do an act “God allows us to have free will,” McKenzie said, eating in the early hours of the morning and after of kindness for someone in the community. … They “but He also allows us to have common sense.” sundown, with the exception of young children, the should get some sort of alternative from a pastor or elderly and the chronically ill. whoever it may be so they can still strengthen their Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper at 317-762- When eating is permitted, Hake suggests loading faith without cutting out food.” 7848. Follow her on Twitter @BreannaNCooper. up on foods that are high in protein, such as peanut If you’re opting to cut out certain food groups as butter, and making sure that you have a well-bal- opposed to fasting, there are still some side effects to B2 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER SPIRITUAL OUTLOOK Characteristics of Christian living By JOHNSON BEAVEN III “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” Galatians 5:22, 23

One invigorating array that one exhibiting these traits is not temperance. Love is a sacrifi cing of everywhere. is a bowl or platter of driven by the Holy Spirit, but is driven self-centeredness in one’s attitude and Thus in relation to the fruit of the fresh fruit no matter the by the sinful fl eshly nature (Romans actions toward God and people. Tem- spirit, the seven virtues — joy, peace, season of the year. The 8:6). perance is self-control or the restrain- longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, fruit speaks of health, History has shown us that external ing of oneself. faithfulness, and meekness — are able vitality and refreshment. laws enacted to prohibit and penalize Starting the list with love and ending to be expressed in great extent in a Fruit can provide us people have not solved the problem it with temperance is not incidental person’s life when supported by love some healthy nourishment while fi ght- of humanity’s sinful nature and in- but intentional. Here’s a reason why. and temperance. ing off a little hunger. clinations. These laws are absolutely The expression of these character For persons living by the law of the The spiritual virtues listed by the necessary for encouraging and sustain- qualities is primarily motivated by spirit and exhibiting the fruit of the Apostle Paul in Galatians 5:22, 23 are ing a civil society. However, human- love, the principal virtue and driving spirit, there is no external restrictive labeled as the “fruit of the spirit.” This ity’s greatest need is not for restrictive force of Christian living (1 Corinthians law against them (Galatians 5:14, 23). listing of virtues is signifi cant within external controls, but for an inward 13:1-3). These character qualities are As so, there is no need for a system of the contrasting context to the “works transformation to express a revived also maintained through temperance, law to rule or restrain one living under of the fl esh” in Galatians 5:18-21. soul. the sustaining virtue, whereby one the law of the Spirit — love. There is Verses 19-21 in the New Living Scripture, therefore, does not hold keeps it together and stays in control no need for any external control to Translation (NLT) read: “When you out any enduring hope in solving the to express those virtues. produce right attitudes resulting in follow the desires of your sinful na- human condition and the problems These two separate virtues are placed right behavior. That’s why the law is ture, the results are very clear: sexual it creates through external laws and close together resulting in a new rela- reserved for the lawless (1 Timothy 1:9, immorality, impurity, lustful pleasures, controls. The Scripture teaches the tionship between them. Love and tem- 10). idolatry, sorcery, hostility, quarreling, necessity for people to develop internal perance act as bookends. As bookends, When we allow the Holy Spirit to jealousy, outbursts of anger, selfi sh spiritual controls to help overcome evil they reinforce one’s genuine display of cultivate our character, we become a ambition, dissension, division, envy, inclinations. the remaining virtues. transformed people providing life-giv- drunkenness, wild parties, and other The nine virtues listed as the fruit of Bookends support and hold all the ing refreshment from expressing the sins like these. Let me tell you again, as the spirit are qualities produced by the books in between them together. fruit of the spirit. I have before, that anyone living that transforming work of the Holy Spirit But what happens when one of the sort of life will not inherit the King- within a person. Interestingly this list bookends is removed? Everything in Rev. Johnson A. Beaven III is pastor dom of God.” It is a good indication begins with love and concludes with between falls apart and generally goes of Citadel of Faith Church of God in everywhere; there is rarely a linear Christ. Contact him via email at jabea- fall like dominoes. There is no cohe- [email protected] or Twitter @jbeaven. Pastoral Position Available sion when the books fall, it’s more like Primary Responsibilities: or training with Pastoral responsibilities. a chaotic mess — everything that was Preach and teach God’s word. Plan and conduct worship ser- Proficiencies and Knowledge: once held all together is now scattered vices. Lead the church in an effective program of witnessing in Preferred a husband of one wife. Must have an awareness of a caring ministry for the persons in the church and the commu- sound business principles as it pertains to a congregation. nity. 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By MARYLYNNE PITZ 1/2 cents an hour for a 12-hour day. Martin Delany — all of whom operated businesses Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The bank’s depositors included laborers, mer- in or near Downtown’s Market Square. chants, sailors or tailors; a large number were One of Pittsburgh’s wealthiest Black men, Vashon PITTSBURGH (AP) — On a hot July Monday in women. Bank president W.W. Speer told a local owned the city’s fi rst public bath house at No. 37 1872, 23-year-old Benjamin W. Thomas climbed the reporter in 1896 that the bank was “a trustee for the and No 39 on Third Street, where men and women steps of a Downtown Pittsburgh bank guarded by poorer classes of Pittsburg.” Customers earned 6% bathed separately, on different levels of the building. two massive, hand-carved stone lions. interest annually. At night, the City Baths, as it was advertised, served Standing in a room with black and white marble Sometimes, a new customer would tell a bank as a stop on the Underground Railroad. fl oors, white marble counters, a ceiling adorned by a teller that he or she was a former slave. Nearly 40% A barber and minister, Peck owned a clothing store circle of winged cherubs and a chandelier must have of African Americans who opened accounts at the and oyster house; his business at No. 65 Fifth Street made an impression on the young man. bank before 1900, Spangler said, came from Vir- sold French perfume and wigs for men and women. He worked as a waiter at Youngson’s, a popular ginia, including a group from Winchester, located in He used his skills and merchandise to provide new Smithfi eld Street restaurant. the state’s northernmost county. clothes, haircuts and disguises for slaves heading Before that, he had been a slave. Good location north to Canada. The South Carolina native had survived bondage, Pittsburgh’s location — 50 miles above the Mason- A fi ery orator, Delany published “The Mystery,” an eluded Civil War bullets as a teen-aged valet to a Dixon Line — which divided free northern states abolitionist newspaper. Confederate captain, then slipped through Union from slave-holding, southern states, attracted people Some of Dollar Bank’s customers were among Army lines when Southern rebels retreated from a fl eeing a lifetime of bondage. Most slaves walked the 300 African American employees who cleaned bloodbath called Antietam. He journeyed west to thousands of miles to cross that boundary while rooms or waited tables at Downtown’s splendid 210- Pittsburgh. some came by steamboat because the Monongahela room Monongahela House, razed in 1935. One night After freedom, saving money was another key step River fl ows north. in February 1861, the hotel hosted President-elect for Thomas in starting a new life. On July 15, 1872, During the 1800s, Blacks held a variety of jobs, Abraham Lincoln, whose train stopped here while he signed his name in a ledger, opening a savings including barber, bartender, hotel bell boy, carriage en route to the nation’s capital for Lincoln’s March account at one of few places in Pittsburgh that wel- driver, hod carrier, janitor, laborer, railway postal inauguration. comed Black customers — Dollar Savings Bank. clerk and undertaker. John McDonald Crossan, owner of the Monon- His story, and thousands of others, are written in By 1867, Thomas was working as a hotel porter gahela House, often aided his employees in guid- fl owing signatures in hundreds of the bank’s deposit, in Pittsburgh but waiting tables at Youngson’s paid ing fugitive slaves to freedom on the Underground mortgage and signature ledgers. better. Railroad. Kept for nearly two centuries, the records show In the mid-1870s, Thomas was recruited to join Another stop on Saturday’s Doors Open Pittsburgh that starting in 1855, generations of African Ameri- the Jubilee Singers, a famous choir of former slaves. Underground Railroad tour was to be the Mt. Wash- cans plus immigrants from 30 countries became Proceeds from the choir’s performances of spirituals ington home of Thomas J. Bigham, a Pittsburgh customers and continued banking there into the raised money to build Jubilee Hall, a National Reg- lawyer, state representative and senator who lived early 1920s. ister landmark that still stands at Fisk University, a at “Woodlawn,” a Greek Revival mansion that still Normally stored in Armstrong County, the led- historically Black school in Nashville, Tennessee. stands in Chatham Village, where it serves as a com- gers were to be exhibited Saturday at Dollar Bank’s By 1881, bank records show, Thomas lived at 6 munity space. Heritage Center when Doors Open Pittsburgh held a Townsend St. in the Lower Hill District and listed Bigham supported the abolition of slavery and four-hour tour of key local sites on the Underground his occupation as vocalist. kept a lantern burning outside Woodlawn at night, a Railroad. Thomas also sang in the choir at Bethel African sign that fugitive slaves could fi nd shelter there. Biographical details about new depositors were Methodist Episcopal Church, founded in the 1830s Dollar Bank rediscovered its history in 2010 when obtained by bank tellers who were usually white by a more famous Dollar Bank customer — Lewis Ernest Jackson, then the bank’s head of records men from respected Pittsburgh families. To ensure Woodson. management, did not want to pay a bill. He asked account security, tellers noted a new customer’s age, An ardent abolitionist, businessman, minister and what the bank was paying to store at a building in occupation, street address and place of birth, creat- educator, Woodson was born free. He guided fugi- Green Tree. ing a trove of information for future researchers. tive slaves to safety on the Underground Railroad, When he learned it was a lot of books from the No photo identifi cation cards existed so tellers a network of secret routes, meeting places and safe 1800s, Spangler recalled, “He emailed several of us also wrote a physical description of new customers, houses that nearly 100,000 people used to escape who were interested in the bank’s history and said including approximate height, weight, race and any slavery. let’s go down and investigate. We cut open the plas- distinguishing features. Woodson was 52 when he opened a Dollar Bank tic on the pallets and started taking the books out All a new depositor needed to open a savings ac- savings account in 1857, listing his occupation as one by one and realized what we had.” count was $1, or roughly a day’s wages in 1855, the barber and giving his address as Fourth Street. A Since 2017, the bank has used its archives to relate year the bank opened. teller noted that he was biracial and of medium stories of its customers during events it holds in “Your race, creed, sex or nationality did not mat- height. February, which is Black History Month. ter,” said Dorothy Spangler, multi-media production Woodson worked closely with three other promi- specialist for the bank. nent Black leaders — John Vashon, John Peck and By the mid-1850s, Pittsburgh’s typical wage was 7

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Eldridge, Clerk COURT Court 8 AUBREY JOHNSON, Probate Division STATE OF INDIANA 49DI4-1909-DN-037242 CAUSE N0.: MARTHA ANNETTE SMITH IN RE: THE MATTEROF Probate Division IN THE MATTER IN RE: THE ESTATE As an historic IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: 49C01-2002-MI-006506 a/k/a Minor Children, THE UNSUPERVISED IN THE MATTER WILLIAM JOHNSON, OF THE ESTATE OF OF HORACE M. LEE, ABDALLAH BEN AMOR IN RE THE NAME CHANGE ANNETTE SMITH, ADMINSTRATION OF OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT ASA LAWRENCE, DECEASED. publication that KHALIFA, OF Petitioner. Petitioner, DECEASED MARGARET HIXSON, and Deceased. CAUSE NO.: has served the Petitioner, JOANN ROBINSON, CAUSE NO. PHYLLIS LUCILLE WRIGHT Deceased. Cause No: 49D08-2001-EU-002557 v. Pefi tioner. 49C01-1911-MI-047852 CAREY BORSZEM, DECEASED Cause No: Respondent. 49D08-1909-EU-038668 NOTICE OF Indianapolis NOURHANE YAHYA ORDER SETTING ORDER SETTING ESTATE DOCKET: 49D08-2001-EU-004355 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO BE KHALIFA, HEARING AND NOTICE HEARING AND CAUSE NO. community for 49D08-1912-EU-050774 NOTICE OF 49C01-1111-JP-42231 ADMINISTRATION PUBLISHED Respondent. OF PETITION FOR NOTICE OF PETITION NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED Notice is hereby given that Notlce 1s hereby glven nearly 124 years, SUMMONS CHANGE OF NAME FOR CHANGE OF NAME ALIAS ORDER UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION TO APPEAR John M. Lawrence and that on February 10, This summons is to the JOANN ROBINSON, whose Annette Smith, whose ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given Linda L. (Lawrence) Brown, 2020, Adrlenne N. Lee it’s with regret Respondents above named, mailing address is: mailing address is 3516 W. COMES NOW Petitioner, Notice is hereby given that that PATRICK HIXSON, William Johnson, by were on the 17th day of was appointed Personal that the Recorder and to any other person who JOANN ROBINSON 61st Street, Indianapolis, Tina Marie Wright was on the was on the 30TH day of September 2019, appointed Representative of the Estate may be concerned. 555 W. 92 Street IN 46228 in Marion County, counsel, Elisha M. Comer 30th day of December, 2019 January 2020, appointed and heretofore having fi led as Co-Executors of the of Horace M. Lee, deceased, must raise its You are notifi ed that you have Indianapolis, IN 46260 Indiana, hereby gives was appointed personal personal representative of Estate of ROBERT ASA Who died 0n the 3rd day of been sued in the Marion Marion County, Indiana, notice that Martha Annette his Emergency Verifi ed rates for legal representative of the estate the Estate of MARGARET Petition to Modify Parenting LAWRENCE, deceased. December 2017. County Superior Court hereby gives notice that Smith a/k/a Annette Smith of Phyllis Lucille Wright, HIXSON, deceased, who All persons who have claims All persons having claims notices. 14,200 East Washington she has fi led a Petition in has fi led a petition in the Time and the Court having deceased, and is serving as died on or about the 13th examined said Petition and against this estate, whether against said estate, whether Street, Indianapolis, the Marion Circuit Court Marion County Circuit Court personal representative of day of December 2019. The or not now due, must fi le or not now due, must fi le Indiana 46204, in an action requesting that her name requesting that her name be being duly advised therein the decedent’s estate, and personal representative was now fi nds a hearing shall be claim in the offi ce of the a claim in the offi ce of the Over the past few entitled In Re the Marriage be changed to: JOANN changed to Annette Smith. was authorized to proceed authorized to administer clerk of this court within Clerk of this Court within of Abdallah Ben Amor TAYLOR DAVIS. Notice is further given that held in this matter. under unsupervised the estate without court IT IS THEREFORE three (3) months from the three (3) months from the years there have Khalifa v. Nourhane Yahya Notice is frther given that the hearing will be held administration. Decedent supervision. date of the fi rst publication date 0f the fi rst publication Khalifa, Cause No. 49DI4- hearing will be held on said on her Verifi ed Petition ORDERED, ADJUDGED, been undeniable died on June 19, 2018. All persons who have claims AND DECREED by this of this notice, or within nine of this notice or Within (9) 1909-DN-037242, by the Petition on June 23, 2020 for Name Change on the All persons who have claims against this estate, whether (9) months after decedent’s months after the decedent’s increases in the person named above as at 9:00 A.M. at 200 East 10th day of March, 2020 Court that an emergency against the estate, whether or not now due, must fi le hearing is set for March death, whichever is earlier, death whichever is earlier, Petitioner. This summons Washington Street, Room at o’clock 9:00 a.m. at 200 or not now due, must fi le claim in the offi ce of the or the claims will be forever or the claims will be forever cost of the paper, by publication is specifi cally W506, City-County Building, East Washington Street 26, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. (L.G./ the claim in the offi ce of the clerk of this court within prelim/ 1 hour/ Rm. E-154). barred. barred. yet our company directed to Respondent, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Room W506, City County Clerk of the Court within (3) three (3) months from the Dated at Indianapolis, Dated at Indianapolis, Nourhane Yahya Khalifa, So Ordered: February 12, Building, at Indianapolis, IN Both Parties are hereby months from the date of the date of the fi rst publication ordered to appear on said Indiana, this 17th day of Indiana this February 10, has absorbed the whose whereabouts are 2020 46204. 1st publication of this notice of this notice, or within nine September, 2019. 2020. unknown. Susan Boatright, Dated: November 21, 2019 date and time. costs without or with (9) nine months (9) months after MARGARET Dated: January 22, 2020 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk The named Petitioner is Magistrate, Marion Circuit Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk after the decedents death, HIXSON’s death, whichever 02/28/20 02/21/20 increasing rates. represented by the following Court 02/14/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk whichever is earlier, of the is earlier, or the claims will 02/14/20 03/06/20 02/28/20 attorneys: Any person has the right to 02/21/20 claim will be forever barred. be forever barred. Unfortunately, Name: Lyndon James Small appear at the hearing and to 02/28/20 02/21/20 Dated at Indianapolis, Dated at Indianapolis, 02/28/20 that is no longer Atty Number: #34329-49 fi le objections Indiana on this 30th day of Indiana, this 30th day of NOTICE OF NOTICE OF Address:9963 Crosspoint Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk December, 2019 January, 2020. 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During the course ADMINISTRATION SUMMONS - SERVICE BY 49D08-2002-ES-005168 AMEND BIRTH RECORD State of Indiana GORDON SHUMWAY IN RE: THE ESTATE OF IN THE MATTER OF THE of the marriage, the parties TIMOTHY LEVELLE PUBLICATION rates are still STATE OF INDIANA NOTICE OF GORDONIn the Marion SHUMWAY Superior JUDY MATSUDA, UNSUPERVISED accumulated interests COUNTY OF MARION, ss: HUSTON, STATE OF INDIANA ADMINISTRATION Court 8 COUNTY OF MARION SS: Decedent. ESTATE OF GEORGE O. lower than other in certain property and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Petitioner. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk GILLILAND, Deceased debts which require a just IN THE MARION SUPERIOR Probate Division IN THE MARION COUNTY NOTICE OF IN RE: THE NAME CHANGE CASE NO. MylaCounty A. ofEldridge, Marion Clerk ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF media outlets. and equitable distribution. 49C01-1910-MI-041689 COURT, PROBATE CIRCUIT COURT OF MINOR: DIVISION IN THE MATTER Notice is hereby given ADMINISTRATION Petitioner requests and IZABELA DIANNE ALIAS NOTICE PATERNITY DIVISION - IN THE MATTER OF THE OF THE ESTATE OF VERNA TITLE IV-D that on February 4, 2020 Notice is hereby given petitions the Court for: 1) GRACELYNN BOOK, OF HEARING FOR that Vicki L. Burke and We want to dissolution of the marriage SUPERVISED ESTATE OF J. WASHINGTON, CAUSE NO: H. Kennard Bennett Name of Minor, PUBLICATION OF Deceased. was appointed personal Angela E. (Kostka) Sedam, to the Respondent; 2) all NEWSPAPER LEONARD I. McCAULEY 49C01-0406-JP-1578 thank you for CHASITY REDDEN, ESTATE NO. Cause No: representative of the estate were on February 10, equitable distribution ofthe Petitioner. Notice is hereby given IN THE MATTER OF 49D08-2001-ES-004741 49D08-2002-EU-006105 SUSAN WHITLOCK of Judy Matsudadeceased, 2020, appointed personal all the support marital property; and 3) all CAUSE NO. that Petitioner TIMOTHY representatives of the estate other just and proper relief Notice is given that NOTICE OF Petitioner, who died on 10/22/2019. 49C01-2002-MI-005129 LEVELLE HUSTON as a self- ADMINISTRATION All persons having claims of George O. Gilliland, you have shown in the premises. represented litigant, fi led a GREENFIELD BANKING v. NOTICE OF PETITION COMPANY was on February Notice is hereby given against this estate, whether deceased. us and ask for An answer or other response FOR NAME CHANGE verifi ed petition to amend EMMANUEL HARDMAN 10, 2020 ,2020, appointed that JAMES A. PENN III, Respondent, or not now due, must fi le All person who have claims in writing to the complaint OF MINOR birth record to affi rm/ correct against this estate, whether your continued must be fi led either by Personal Representative was on the 11TH day of And the claim in the offi ce of the Notice is hereby given that petitioner’s birth date. The February 2020, appointed Clerk of this Court within or not now due, must fi le you or your attorney within petition is scheduled for of the estate of LEONARD MAN DEE WHITLOCK, support. Petitioner Chasity Redden, J. McCAULEY who died administrator of the Estate three (3) months from the the claim in the offi ce of thirty (30) days after the fi led a Verifi ed Petition for hearing in the Marion Circuit Intervenor. intestate on the 7th day of VERNA J. WASHINGTON, NOTICE OF SUIT date of the fi rst publication of the clerk of this court within last notice of this action is Change of Name of Minor Court on Tuesday, June 16, three (3) months from the published, and if you fail to of November, 2019. The deceased. The State of Indiana to the this notice, or within nine (9) to change the name of 2020 at 9:00 a.m., which is All persons who have claims months after the decedent’s date of the fi rst publication If you have any do so, the Court may issue a more than thirty (30) days Personal Representative respondent above named, minor child from IZABELA is authorized to administer against this estate, whether death, whichever is earlier, of this notice, or within 9 questions, please decree for the dissolution of DIANNE GRACELYNN after the third notice of and any other person who the estate with COURT or not now due, must fi le may be concemed. or the claims will be forever months after the decedent’s the marriage. BOOK to IZABELA DIANNE publication. Any person has death, whichever is earlier, do not hesitate Dated: 2/21/2020 supervision. claim in the offi ce of the You are notifi ed that you barred. GRACELYNN REDDEN. the right to appear at the clerk of this court within Dated at Indianapolis, or the claims will be forever Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk hearing and to fi le written All persons who have claims have been sued in the Court to call Rapheal Notice is further given that against this estate, whether three (3) months from the Indiana, this February 4, barred. 02/28/20 the hearing will be held on objections on or before the above named. or not now due, must fi le date of the fi rst publication The nature of the suit against 2020. Dated at Indianapolis, Matthew at (317) 03/06/20 Verifi ed Petition for Name hearing date. The parties Indiana on February 10, 03/13/20 the claim in the offi ce of the of this notice, or within nine you is: Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Change of minor on May 19, shall report for hearing to: (9) months after decedent’s 02/21/20 2020 924-5143 or 200 East Washington Street, Clerk of this Court within Intervenor and maternal 2020 at 9:00 am, at 200 East three (3) months from the death, whichever is earlier, 02/28/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk email legals@ Washington Street Room City- County Building, Room aunt, Mandee Whitlock, by date of the fi rst publication of or the claims will be forever Counsel, Marcia J. Cassell, 02/21/20 W506, City County Building, W504, Indianapolis, IN barred. 02/28/20 indyrecorder.com DISSOLUTION 46204. this notice, or within nine (9) respectfully petitions this at Indianapolis, IN 46204. months after the decedent’s Dated at Indianapolis, NOTICE OF NOTICE OF Any person has the right to So Ordered: February 11, Court to substitute guardian ADMINISTRATION STATE OF INDIANA death, whichever is earlier, Indiana, this 11th day of of the parties’ minor child. ADMINISTRATION appear at the hearing and to 2020 February, 2020. New Rates COUNTY OF MARION Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk or the claims will be forever This summons by publication SUPERIOR COURT OF fi le written objections on or barred. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk State of Indiana GORDON SHUMWAY before the hearing date. 02/21/20 is specifi cally directed to Adoptions MARION COUNTY Dated at Indianapolis, 02/28/20 the following respondent(s) County of Marion Dated: February 04, 2020 02/28/20 03/06/20 CIVIL DIVISION 03/06/20 Indiana February 10, 2020 whose whereabouts are In the Marion Superior YOUR $118.00*** IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Court 8 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 02/14/20 unknown: YOUSSOUF MOUSSA, 02/21/20 Emmanuel Hardman a/k/a Probate Division Petitioner, 02/21/20 02/28/20 NOTICE OF IN THE MATTER AD Determine 02/28/20 NOTICE OF Manuel Hardman V. NAME CHANGE ADMINISTRATION InADMINISTRATION addition to the above- OF THE SUPERVISED Heirship SELMA TAHIRU, named respondent being ESTATE OF JOSEPH W. COULD Respondent. NAME CHANGE STATE OF INDIANA STATE OF INDIANA GORDONserved by SHUMWAY this swnmons CLAY, $118.00*** 49D01-1912-DC-051140 COUNTY OF MARION, ss: NOTICE OF NOTICE OF there may be other Deceased. COUNTYADMINISTRATION OF MARION SS: NOTICE OF SUIT STATE OF INDIANA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ADMINISTRATION IN THE MARION COUNTY defendants who have an Cause No: BE TO RESPONDENT: Selma COUNTY OF MARION, ss: IN RE THE NAME CHANGE Mylainterest A. Eldridge,in this law Clerksuit 49D08-2002-ES-005208 GORDONSUPERIOR SHUMWAY COURT Dissolution Tahiru- via publication IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF: State of Indiana PROBATE DIVISION If you have a claim for relief NOTICE OF IN of Marriage You are hereby notifi ed that IN RE: THE CHANGE OF SHARON LYNN STRINGER, County of Marion ESTATE DOCKET NO.: agaInst the petitioner arising ADMINISTRATION you have been sued by the NAME OF: Petitioner. In the Marion Superior from Ule same transaction or Notice is hereby given that Myla49D08-2002-EU-007083 A. Eldridge, Clerk $118.00*** Petitioner for the Dissolution FARRELL EZELL CAUSE NO. Court 8 IN THE MATTER OF THE occurrence, you must asscrt STEPHEN E. CLAY, was on THIS of Marriage in the Court CALDWELL, 49C01-2002-MI-006010 Probate Division UNSUPERVISED ESTATE il In your written answer. You the 5TH day of February indicated above. Petitioner. NOTICE OF PETITION IN THE MATTER OF SUSAN M. MULLER, must answer the petition 2020, appointed personal Guardianship If this summons is CAUSE NO. FOR CHANGE OF NAME OF THE UNSUPERVISED DECEASED in writing, by you our your representative of the Estate SPOT accompanied by an Order 49C01-1706-MI-023207 SHARON LYNN STRINGER, ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF attorney, on or before the of JOSEPH W. CLAY, Notice to appear, you must appear ALIAS NOTICE whose mailing address is OF THE ESTATE OF BETTY ADMINISTRATION day of - _ , (the same being deceased, who died on the in Court on the date and OF HEARING FOR 7157 Maple Bluff Place, FISCHER TAYLOR, Notice is hereby given within thirty (30) days Rfl er 23RD day of October 2019. $118.00*** time stated in the Order All persons who have claims CALL PUBLICATION IN Indianapolis, IN 46236 in Deceased. that on the February 18, the Third Notice of Sui t), to Appear. If you do not NEWSPAPER Marion County, Indiana, Cause No: 2020, Jennifer M. Hamblin, and if you fail to do so a against this estate, whether appear, evidence may be Notice is hereby given or not now due, must fi le Name Change hereby gives notice that she 49D08-1906-EU-022906 was appointed personal judgement will be entered heard in your absence and that Petitioner FARRELL has fi led a petition in the NOTICE OF representative of the against you for what the claim in the offi ce of the 317 $118.00*** a determination made by EZELL CALDWELL, fi led a Marion County Circuit Court ADMINISTRATION Estate of Susan M. Muller, plaintiff has demanded. clerk of this court within the Court. If a Temporary Verifi ed Petition for Change three (3) months from the (Court date must requesting that her name be Notice is hereby given that deceased, who died on the ATTEST: Clerk of the Marion Restraining Order is of Name on June 12, 2017, THOMAS N. LESLIE, was on date of the fi rst publication be 30 days from changed to SHAY LYNASH 9th day 0f February, 2020. Court attached, it is effective to change the Petitioner’s AMI STRINGER. Notice the 11TH day of December of this notice, or within nine last publication All persons having claims 924 immediately upon your name from FARRELL EZELL is further given that the 2019, appointed personal against this estate, whether STATE OF INDIANA (9) months after decedent’s date) receipt or knowledge of the CALDWELL to FARRELL hearing will be held on her representative of the Estate or not now due, must fi le COUNTY OF MARION SS: death, whichever is earlier, Order. EZELL FREEMAN. The Verifi ed Petition for Name of BETTY FISCHER TAYLOR, the claim in the offi ce of the IN THE MARION COUNTY or the claims will be forever If you wish to retain an Petition is scheduled for Change on the 2nd day of deceased, who died on the Clerk of this Court Within CIRCUIT COURT barred. 5143 Summons attorney to represent you in hearing in the Marion Circuit June, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. at 26TH day of April 2019. three (3) months from the PATERNITY DIVISION Dated at Indianapolis, $118.00*** this matter, it is advisable to Court on Tuesday, April 28, 200 East Washington Street All persons who have claims date of the fi rst publication of CAUSE NO: Indiana, this 5th day of FOR do so before the date stated 2020 at 9:00 am, which is Room W506, City County against this estate, whether this notice, or within nine (9) 49C01-0406-JP-1578 February, 2020. in the Order to Appear. more than thirty (30) days Building, at Indianapolis, IN or not now due, must fi le months after the decedent’s IN THE MATTER OF Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk If you take no action in after the third notice of 46204. claim in the offi ce of the death, whichever is earlier, SUSAN WHITLOCK 02/21/20 DETAILS Notice of this case after receipt of publication. Any person has Dated: February 10, 2020 clerk of this court within or the claims will be forever Petitioner, 02/28/20 Real Estate this summons, the Court the right to appear at the Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk three (3) months from the barred. v. can grant a Dissolution hearing and to fi le written 02/21/20 date of the fi rst publication Dated at Indianapolis, EMMANUEL HARDMAN $118.00*** of Marriage or make a objections on or before the 02/28/20 of this notice, or within nine Indiana, this February 18, ALIAS ORDER determination regarding any hearing date. The parties 03/06/20 (9) months after decedent’s 2020. TO APPEAR FOR PUBLIC NOTICE of the following: paternity, shall report for hearing to: death, whichever is earlier, Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk PUBLICATION Notice of child custody, child support, 200 East Washington Street or the claims will be forever 02/28/20 Comes now the Intervening ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS maintenance, visitation, Room W506, City County barred. 03/06/20 Party, Mandee Whitlock, by The Trustees of Purdue University will receive sealed bids for Administration property division (real or Building, at Indianapolis, IN Dated at Indianapolis, Counsel, Marcia J. Cossell, the following project until 3:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time $87.00** personal) and any other 46204. NOTICE OF Indiana,NOTICE this OF 11th day of and having fi led her Motion (EDT) on the 19th day of March 2020 in the Purdue Technol- distribution of assets and SO Ordered: January 16, ADMINISTRATION December,ADMINISTRATION 2019. NOTICE OF for SubstitutionNOTICE OF of Custody ogy Center Aerospace (PTCA), 1801 Newman Road, West debts. 2020 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk toADMINISTRATION be Set for Hearing and Lafayette, IN 47906. 1. West Lafayette Campus – Third GORDON SHUMWAY ADMINISTRATION Dissolution Dated: December 9, 2019 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk State of Indiana 02/21/20 Motion to Intervene and Street Pedestrian Mall - 2020 Bids will then be publicly Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 02/14/20 County of Marion 02/28/20 GORDONPermission SHUMWAY to Publish, opened and read aloud in Room 106 of the Purdue Technol- 02/14/20 02/21/20 State of Indiana of Corporation In the Marion Superior Court County of Marion AND THE COURT having ogy Center Aerospace (PTCA), 1801 Newman Road, West 02/21/20 02/28/20 8 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk examined said Motions Lafayette, IN 47906. Bids received after such time will be $76.00* 02/28/20 NOTICE OF In theNOTICE Marion SuperiorOF Probate Division CourtADMINISTRATION 8 Mylaand A. being Eldridge, duly Clerk advised returned unopened. Bids may be withdrawn prior to such IN THE MATTER ADMINISTRATION Probate Division in the premises, fi nds that time, but no bids shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) OF THE ESTATE OF MARTHA the same is well taken and days thereafter. The Principal Subcontractor Questionnaire Notice of GUARDIANSHIP State of Indiana GORDONIN THE MATTER SHUMWAY CAROLE SATTERLY, OF THE ESTATE OF RUTH grants a hearing on the listing the names of the bidder’s principal subcontractors Deceased. County of Marion same. shall be submitted with the bid. The remainder of the Ques- Final Account STATE OF INDIANA In the Marion Superior ELLEN LACY, COUNTY OF MARION Cause No: MylaDeceased. A. Eldridge, Clerk IT IS THEREFORE tionnaires and Material Lists shall be submitted prior to 3:00 $76.00* NAME CHANGE 49D08-2002-EU-005231 Court 8 ORDERED, ADJUDGED p.m. (EDT) on the 26th day of March 2020, to: Capital Pro- SUPERIOR COURT OF Probate Division Cause No: MARION COUNTY NOTICE OF 49D08-2002-EU-005838 AND DECREED that a gram Management, Purdue Technology Center Aerospace STATE OF INDIANA UNSUPERVISED IN THE MATTER hearing be held before this 1801 Newman Road Suite 208, West Lafayette, IN 47906- JUVENILE DIVISION OF THE UNSUPERVISED NOTICE OF *** = IN RE THE GUARDIANSHIP COUNTY OF MARION, ss: ADMINISTRATION UNSUPERVISED Honorable Court on the 4510 Phone (765) 494-0580 Bids shall be for complete con- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Notice is hereby given ADMINISTRATION 7th day of April, 2020, at struction only, properly executed and submitted on Form Three run dates OF: OF THE ESTATE OF ADMINISTRATION BIANKA REID, IN THE MATTER OF THE that STEPHEN CLINE Notice is hereby given that 3:00 pm o’clock then and 96, accompanied by executed Form 96A (as prescribed PETITION OF: SATTERLY, JR., was on THOMAS A. GREEN, JR., there to show cause, if any by the State Board of Accounts) giving fi nancial data as ** = A Minor Child, Deceased. Timothy W. Lacy, was on JEREMY PURVIS, STEVEN LT LANG MAN, the 4TH day of February the 10th day of February there be, why said Motion recent as possible, and a Non-Collusion Affi davit together Two run Dates a.k.a. 2020, appointed personal Cause No: should not be granted in all with other documents as required by the Instructions to Bid- Petitioner. 49D08-1912-EU-052356 2020, appointed personal 49D15-2001-GU-000002 STEVEN LT LANG MAN T representative of the Estate representative of the Estate particulars. Said hearing is ders and addressed to The Trustees of Purdue University, * = HEIN, of MARTHA CAROLE NOTICE OF set for 30 minutes and 1st clearly marked with the project and the bid opening date. NOTICE OF SUIT ADMINISTRATION of RUTH ELLEN LACY, One run date The State of Indiana to the Minor, SATTERLY, deceased, who deceased, who died on the choice. Parties are ordered Each bid must be accompanied by the Contractor’s writ- CHRIS SAN THEIN, died on or about the 2nd Notice is hereby given that to appear at said hearing in ten plan for a program to test the contractor’s employees respondent above named, MICHELLE R. GREEN, was 12th day of October, 2019. and any other person who Petitioner. day of January 2020. The All persons who have claims this cause. Rm. E156 (MLK) for drugs in accordance with IC 4-13-18. Each bid must be CAUSE NO. personal representative was on the 21st day of January SO ORDERED this date: accompanied by a Contractor’s Combination Bid Bond and may be concerned. You 2020, appointed personal against this estate, whether All legal are notifi ed that you have 49C01-2001-MI-000501 authorized to administer or not now due, must fi le January 17, 2020 Bond for Construction in the form included in the specifi ca- NOTICE OF PETITION the estate without court representative of the Estate Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk tions made payable to The Trustees of Purdue University in been sued in the Court of THOMAS A. GREEN JR., claim in the offi ce of the advertisements above named. The nature FOR CHANGE OF NAME supervision. clerk of this court within 02/21/20 an amount equal to the maximum total of the base bid and Notice is hereby given that All persons who have claims deceased, who died on the 02/28/20 any alternate bids, guaranteeing the execution and faithful of the suit against you is 23rd day of November 2019. three (3) months from the must be prepaid. Guardianship. And to the I have fi led in the Offi ce of against this estate, whether date of the fi rst publication 03/06/20 performance of the contract for the work if awarded. The In- the Clerk of Marion County or not now due, must fi le Said personal representative structions to Bidders contained in the specifi cations for the following respondent whose was authorized to administer of this notice, or within nine whereabouts are unknown: Circuit Court my Petition for claim in the offi ce of the (9) months after decedent’s projects are by this reference made a part hereof, and all change of name of a minor clerk of this court within said estate without Court bidders shall be deemed advised of the provisions thereof, ANDREA REID: JAMES supervision. death, whichever is earlier, PATERNITY VOSS. In addition to the child from STEVEN LT LANG three (3) months from the or the claims will be forever and of the General Conditions of the contract, specifi ca- MAN, also known as STEVEN date of the fi rst publication All persons who have claims tions, plans and drawings for the project. A voluntary pre- above named respondent against this estate, whether barred. STATE OF INDIANA Charge being served by this LT LANG MAN THEIN, to of this notice, or within nine Dated at Indianapolis, COUNTY OF MARION SS: bid meeting for Project No. 1 will be held on March 4, 2020 STEVEN LT LANGMAN and (9) months after MARTHA or not now due, must fi le at 10:00 a.m. EST. The meeting will be held in Room 208BB summons there may be claim in the offi ce of the Indiana, this 10th day of IN THE MARION CIRCUIT other parties who have an that said Petition will be CAROLE SATTERLY’s February, 2020. COURT of Purdue Technology Center Aerospace (PTCA), located at heard by the Court on May death, whichever is earlier, clerk of this court within 1801 Newman Road, West Lafayette, IN. The architectural/ your ad interest in this law suit. If three (3) months from the Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk PATERNITY DIVISION you have a claim for relief 12, 2020 at 9:00 am, or as or the claims will be forever 02/28/20 CAUSE NO. engineering fi rms for this project is: Project No. 1 Kimley- soon thereafter as may be barred. date of the fi rst publication Horn and Associates, Inc., 111 West Jackson Blvd., Suite against the petitioner arising of this notice, or within nine 03/06/20 49C01-1911-JP-048499 from the same transaction or convenient with the Court. Dated at Indianapolis, IN RE: THE PATERNITY OF 1320, Chicago, IL 60604 To view or obtain bid documents Any person has the right to Indiana, this 4th day of (9) months after decedent’s online: Repro Graphix Inc., 437 N. Illinois St, Indianapolis, occurrence, you must assert death, whichever is earlier, YULISSA ITZEL EUSEBIO_ it in your written answer, You appear at the hearing and Februuary, 2020. CASTRO (Minor), IN 46204 Web: PurduePlanroom.com Phone: 1-800-718- Clerk or the claims will be forever v must answer the Complaint to fi le written objections on Myla A. Eldridge, CANDELARIANOTICE OFCASTRO_ 0035 Email: [email protected] A $300 deposit or before the hearing date 02/21/20 barred. NOTICE OF will be required for each hardcopy set of bidding docu- in writing, by you or your Dated at Indianapolis, AGÜERO,ADMINISTRATION attorney, on or before the _ at 200 E. Washington St., 02/28/20 ADMINISTRATION Petitioner/Mother, ments. One compact disk or download is available at no Room W506, City-County Indiana, this 21st day of charge. Postage and handling fee may apply. All orders day of _, _, (the same being January, 2020. GORDONv. SHUMWAY within thirty (30) days after Building Indianapolis, IN State of Indiana NOÉ EUSEBIO_GÓMEZ, must be placed online but bidders may choose to pick 46204. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk County of Marion up orders at: Purdue Print & Digital Services delivered by the Third Notice of Suit. and 02/21/20 Respondent/Father. if you fail to do so a judgment Dated: February 06, 2020 In the Marion Superior Court Xerox: 698 Ahlers Drive, West Lafayette, IN 47907 Phone: m 02/28/20 Probate Division Myla A. Eldridge,SUMMONS Clerk will be entered against you Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk NOTICE OF NOTICE OF To NOÉ EUSEBIO_GÓMEZ, 765-494-2006 Bidding Documents are on fi le in the offi ce of: 02/21/20 IN THE MATTER OF THE Senior Vice President for Administrative Operations,Purdue for what the petitioner was ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Respondent/Father: demanded. 02/28/20 UNSUPERVISED Notice is hereby given Technology Center Aerospace,1801 Newman Road Suite 03/06/20 ADMINISTRATION OF THE 208,West Lafayette, IN 47906-4510 Phone (765) 494-0580 Dated: January 28, 2020 STATE OF INDIANA GORDON SHUMWAY that on the 19th day Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk NOTICE OF ESTATENOTICE OF RAE OF ALGENE of November 2019, The Board of Trustees of The Trustees of Purdue University MARION COUNTY SS: BENDER,ADMINISTRATION reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive, 02/14/20 IN THE MARION SUPERIOR ADMINISTRATION CANDELARIA CASTRO_ D 02/21/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Deceased. AGÜERO, Petitioner/Mother to the extent permitted by law, any of the terms, conditions COURT GORDONCause No: SHUMWAY and provisions contained in this Advertisement for Bids or 02/28/20 PROBATE DIVISION STATE OF INDIANA fi led in the Marion Circuit COUNTY OF MARION SS: 49D08-2001-EU-004580 Court, Paternity Division, her the Instructions to Bidders or any informality, irregularity or CAUSE NO. NOTICE OF omission in any bid, provided that such waiver shall, in the 49D08-2002-EU-005498 IN THE MARION SUPERIOR Verifi ed Petition for an Order NAME CHANGE NAME CHANGE COURT Myla ADMINISTRATIONA. Eldridge, Clerk Ratifying Physical and Legal discretion of the Board of Trustees, be to the advantage of IN THE MATTER OF THE Notice is hereby given that The Trustees of Purdue University. THE TRUSTEES OF PUR- UNSUPERVISED ESTATE PROBATE DIVISION Custody (“Petition”). The STATE OF INDIANA STATE OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. Rebecca Rae Bender, was nature of this cause is to DUE UNIVERSITY By James K. Keefe, Senior Director of OF on the 31st day of January Capital Program Management Date 2/7/2020 COUNTY OF MARION, ss: COUNTY OF MARION, ss: BARRY HOFFAR, 49D08-2002-EU-006302 obtain an order of the court Please Check IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE MATTER OF THE 2020, appointed Personal granting legal and physical hspaxlp 02/21/20 DECEASED Representative of the Estate 02/28/20 Your Ad IN RE THE NAME CHANGE IN RE THE NAME CHANGE NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED custody of YULISSA ITZEL OF: OF: ADMINISTRATION OF THE of RAE ALGENE BENDER, E U S E B I O _ C A S T R O , Please carefully UNSUPERVISED deceased. VON DERRICK WALTON, ARLETHA ROBERTS, ADMINISTRATION ESTATE OF daughter. A trial date has read your ad Petitioner. Petitioner. BETTY JEAN WOODS, All persons who have claims been set for the 14th day of Notice is hereby given against this estate, whether the first day it CAUSE NO. CAUSE NO. that Ryan Hoffar was, on Deceased. May, 2020 at 9:30AM, Rm 49C01-1910-MI-040893 49C01-2002-MI-007479 NOTICE OF or not now due, must fi le 156, in the above-captioned February 5, 2020, appointed claim in the offi ce of the appears and ORDER SETTING NOTICE OF PETITION personal representative of ADMINISTRATION court. You must answer FOR CHANGE OF NAME Notice is hereby given that on clerk of this court within said Petition in writing, by PUBLIC NOTICE report any errors HEARING AND the estate of Barry George three (3) months from the NOTICE OF PETITION ARLETHA ROBERTS, Hoffar, deceased, who died February 12, 2020, Chante you or your attorney, within promptly. Credit whose mailing address Dinae Brown was appointed date of the fi rst publication thirty (30) days after the last Indiana’s Finest Wrecker will be having an auction/public FOR CHANGE OF NAME on October 28, 2019, and of this notice, or within nine for errors is VON DERRICK WALTON, is 3704 Ashbourne Lane, was authorized to administer personal representative publication of this notice. sale on March 9th, 2020 at 8AM. 7576 W Washington St whose mailing address is 837 Indianapolis, IN 46205 in of the estate of Betty Jean (9) months after decedent’s Judgment by default may Indianapolis, IN 46231. List of vehicles to be included in limited to the said estate without court death, whichever is earlier, N. Rural St., Indianapolis, IN Marion County, Indiana, supervision. Woods deceased, Who died be entered against you for the sale: 46201 in Marion County, hereby gives notice that on the 5th day of December, or the claims will be forever the relief demanded in the Year Make VIN Sale Price cost of the first All persons who have claims barred. ad only and Indiana, hereby gives ARLETHA ROBERTS against this estate, whether 2019. Petition. 2003 JEEP 1J4GL58K13W575907 $950.00 notice that VON DERRICK has fi led a petition in the All persons having claims Dated at Indianapolis, Clerk 1996 FORD 1FALP4043TF178902 $950.00 or not now due, must fi le Indiana, this 31st day of Myla A. Eldridge, adjustment is WALTON has fi led a petition Marion County Circuit Court the claim in the offi ce of against this estate, whether 02/21/20 2000 TOYOTA 4T3ZF13C3YU319465 $950.00 in the Marion County Circuit requesting that her name or not now due, must fi le the January 2020. 02/28/20 2003 HONDA 5FNRL18673B117996 $950.00 limited to the the clerk of this court within Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Court requesting that his be changed to ARLETHA three (3) months from the claim in the offi ce if the Clerk 03/06/20 1998 BUICK 1G4HP52K5WH418392 $950.00 actual cost of name be changed to VON BOYD (for birth record 0f this Court within three (3) 02/28/20 2002 CHEVROLET 1G1JH12F727321735 $950.00 date of the fi rst publication of 03/06/20 space. DERRICK SUTTON. Notice purposes). Notice is further this notice, or within nine (9) months from the date of 1999 CHEVROLET 1G1JC1241X7311075 $950.00 is further given that the given that the hearing will months after the decedent’s the fi rst publication of this 2007 DODGE 1D8GU28K27W720719 $950.00 hearing will be held on her be held on her Verifi ed death, whichever is earlier, notice, or within nine (9) 2006 SATURN 5GZCZ53446S813402 $950.00 Verifi ed Petition for Name Petition for Name Change or the claims will be forever months after the decedent’s 2000 LAND ROVER SALPV154XYA443725 $950.00 Change on the 28th day of on the 9th day of June, 2020 barred. death, whichever is earlier, It is illegal to discriminate 2005 TOYOTA 4T1BK36B95U057399 $950.00 April, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. at at 9:00 a.m. at 200 East Dated at Indianapolis, or the claims will be forever 2007 FORD 3FAHP01117R213349 $950.00 200 East Washington Street Washington Street Room Indiana, this February 5, barred. 2006 CHRYSLER 2C3KA53G76H210681 $950.00 Room W506, City County W506, City County Building, 2020 Dated at Marion County, against any person because of 1998 HONDA 1HGEJ6226WL094575 $950.00 Building, at Indianapolis, IN at Indianapolis, IN 46204. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk Indiana, this February 12, 1998 BUICK 2G4WS52M5W1593431 $950.00 46204. Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 02/21/20 2020 1999 HYUNDAI KMHVD34N5XU451876 $950.00 Dated: October 3, 2019 02/28/20 02/28/20 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk race, color, religion, sex, handicap, 2007 CHEVROLET 1G1ZT68N27F112364 $950.00 Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 03/06/20 02/21/20 2018 WABASH 1JJV532D8JL040973 $950.00 02/21/20 03/13/20 02/28/20 hspaxlp 02/28/20 02/28/20 familial status,or national origin. 03/06/20 Perry Township, Marion County, Indiana Disbursements by Vendor 2019 Fund/Category/Vendor Name Amount TOWNSHIP GENERAL Personal Services 1070 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT FUND OF INDIANA $55,667.02 6757 ACH TAXES $35,682.92 6704 ACH $493,471.48 7454 ANTHEM INSURANCE COMPANIES, INC. $62,809.68 7470 OLD NATIONAL BANK/HSA $8,250.00 6998 NEW AVENUES, INC. $346.32 7181 AFLAC $16.56 7457 PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY $1,940.64 TOWNSHIP GENERAL Supplies 603056 HOWE, HOWARD $7.35 7623 SERVICE GLASS OF INDIANAPOLIS INC $1,032.00 7274 IMPACT NETWORKING INDIANA LLC $856.62 7613 ANTHONY WAYNE REHABILITATION CENTER FOR HANDI $1,444.20 927416 TIBBS, APRIL S. $46.24 941913 RIVERA, CHERYL $69.90 1156 DANNEMILLER’S SOUTHPORT LAWN & POWER, INC. $75.88 586984 HUDMAN, JACQUELINE $5.71 7508 UNITED STATES POST OFFICE $220.00 7448 MENARDS - INDY SOUTH $21.48 7603 RELX INC. $1,080.00 7572 WORD SYSTEMS INC $749.00 6707 PITNEY BOWES/PURCHASE POWER $2,673.97 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $6,565.74 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $490.40 3006 PITNEY BOWES $128.97 7098 LOWE’S $481.62 584784 DAY, NANCY SUE $10.50 1330 WAL-MART $945.10 TOWNSHIP GENERAL Services and Charges 1330 WAL-MART $255.00 1273 GROW LOCAL MEDIA LLCv $253.60 7600 NESTLE WATERS NORTH AMERICA $253.27 6624 WILLIAM J. CIRIELLO PLUMBING COMPANY, INC. $3,079.58 7324 SOUTHSIDE PUBLISHING $156.00 7608 MULHAUPTS $568.32 6640 GEORGE P. STEWART PRINTING., INC. $650.24 7205 MARION COUNTY STORMWATER MGMT DISTRICT $795.60 1381 PERRY TOWNSHIP OF MARION COUNTY $104.31 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER 7175 GRANT, MICHAEL $11,210.03 FRIDAY, february 28, 2020 B5 7499 LEWIS, DONALD E. & MARGARET J. $4,666.68 941913 RIVERA, CHERYL $200.00 7266 TAYLORED SYSTEMS, INC. $677.45 1156 DANNEMILLER’S SOUTHPORT LAWN & L E G A L S n L E G A L POWER,S INC. n L $75.88E G A L S 6973 SHEPHERD INSURANCE LLC $18,370.23 6980 MARION COUNTY TREASURER $66.00 PUBLIC NOTICE 7020 WESTERN SURETY COMPANY $855.10 PUBLIC NOTICE 586984 HUDMAN, JACQUELINE $5.69 STATE OF INDIANA SUMMONS 7448 MENARDS - INDY SOUTH $24.80 AutoReturn will be having an abandoned vehicle auction 03/05/20 at 12:00 PM. The Perry Township, Marion County, Indiana Legal Notice STATE OF INDIANA Cash & Investments Combined 7402 Statement CROSSROADS - 2019 REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. $140.00 auction will be held at 2451 S Belmont Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46221. Viewing begins at 7609 MAHAN, DOYLE $6,850.00 STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF MARION, ss: 10:00 AM. All vehicle release prices as of 02/20/20. The following vehicles will be sold: Local Local Fund Beg Cash 7625 ReceiptsPACER SERVICEDisbursements CENTER $25.10 DEPARTMENT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Year Make Model VIN Body Amount Name & lnv Bal 3080 INDIANA TOWNSHIP ASSOCIATION INC.End Cash $1,090.00 & Inv Bal IN THE MATTER OF: THE Fund Dec 31,2019 2003 ACURA TL 19UUA56893A028212 4 DOOR $ 905.00 Number Jan 1,2019 7400 ZESCO PRODUCTS $180.00 ADMINISTRATION PETITION OF: 2007 BMW 3 SERIES WBAWB73557PV82910 2 DOOR $ 940.00 Governmental 0061 Rainy Day $1,097,687.61 7605$152,024.00 FREESE, JOHN $0.00 $1,249,711.61 $2,200.00 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SUSAN ELIZABETH - BOAT-GENERIC RNK13795M84B BOAT $1,720.00 Activities 0101 Township General $2,525,955.86 7195$1,129,619.89 THOMPSON PRINTING$1,026,219.71 SERVICE INC. $2,629,356.04 $156.67 ON BEHALF OF: All AMMON, 3016 INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY $17,548.06 An Adult, 2007 BUICK RENDEZVOUS 3G5DA03L37S557886 SPORTS UTILITY $ 905.00 0840 Township Assistance $385,081.18 7336$265,951.78 OFFICE 360 INC.$264,381.26 $386,651.70 $298.05 State Agencies 2006 BUICK LUCERNE 1G4HD57256U187082 4 DOOR $ 805.00 9.1 Small Claims Court Fees $119,937.42 7406$635,488.36 REGIONS COMMERCIAL $650,407.67 BANKCARD $105,018.11 $1,611.51 SOLICITATION FOR: For Declaratory Judgement. 1998 BUICK LESABRE 1G4HP52KXWH470567 4 DOOR $ 935.00 9.2 Small Claims Court Trust $95,517.06 7260$1,328,965.37 ACCUPAY, INC.$1,407,988.63 $16,493.80 $2,655.35 NOTICE OF PETITION Fire Extinguishers & FOR DECLARATORY 2002 BUICK REGAL 2G4WB55KX21208630 4 DOOR $ 730.00 9999 Payroll Deductions $5,176.78 1275$162,488.35 COMCAST CABLE$160,028.90 $7,636.23 $925.81 Maintenance, 2012 BUICK LACROSSE CX 1G4GD5ERXCF193634 4 DOOR $ 810.00 Total All Funds 3006 PITNEY BOWES $417.96 JUDGEMENT 2002 BUICK LESABRE 1G4HP54KX2U217215 4 DOOR $ 785.00 $4,229,355.91 6984$3,674,537.75 JEWETT, JEFF $3,509,026.17 $4,394,867.49 $4,723.34 Bid # 20-0000000591 Notice is hereby given that 2013 BUICK VERANO 1G4PP5SK5D4243254 4 DOOR $ 910.00 7376 EARTHLINK BUSINESS $3,209.17 DUE DATE: March 18, I have fi led in the Offi ce of Perry Township, Marion County, 1038 HUBLER Indiana CHEVROLET $482.88 1993 BUICK CENTURY 1G4AG55N2P6423067 4 DOOR $1,330.00 Detailed Receipts 2019 2020 at 3:00 PM ET the Clerk of Marion County 7519 OUTDOOR HOME SERVICES HOLDINGS LLC $4,085.01 Circuit Court my Petition for 2003 BUICK LESABRE 1G4HP54KX3U139410 4 DOOR $ 805.00 3092 CITIZENS ENERGY GROUP / GAS BILL $4,137.42 https://www.in.gov/ 2005 BUICK LACROSSE CX 2G4WD532451232200 4 DOOR $ 755.00 Declaratory Judgement to Governmental Activities RAINY DAY Transfers In 7510 - Transferred VASEY COMMERCIAL from Another HEATINGFund & AIR $152,024.00 cgi-bin/idoa/cgi-bin/ 2004 BUICK LESABRE 1G4HR54K944173110 4 DOOR $ 780.00 CONDITIONING, $7,271.10 demonstrate my legal “chain 2002 BUICK CENTURY 2G4WS52J821211313 4 DOOR $ 805.00 Total RAINY DAY $152,024.00 bidad.pl of names” and assert that TOWNSHIP GENERAL General Property 6648 KOORSEN Taxes FIRE & SECURITY INC. $104,060.60 $2,491.07 hspaxlp 02/28/20 2001 CADILLAC DEVILLE 1G6KD54Y81U228738 4 DOOR $ 780.00 County Option 7489 Income LUTZ, TaxROBERT (COIT) B. $607,072.63 $6,720.00 Susan E. Fay and Susan 1994 CADILLAC EL DORADO 1G6ET1298RU600997 2 DOOR $ 880.00 Local Income 7098 Tax LOWE’S (LIT) for Levy Freeze $43,455.58 $254.14 Elizabeth Ammon are one 1984 CADILLAC CIMMARRON 1G6AG69P6EJ415802 4 DOOR $ 905.00 Financial Institution 7341 FIGUEROA, Tax distribution RIGOBERTO R. $10,240.00 $3,900.80 and the same person, 1994 CADILLAC DEVILLE 1G6KD52BXRU213474 4 DOOR $ 880.00 Vehicle/Aircraft 584784 Excise DAY, Tax NANCY Distribution SUE $10,525.58 $30.10 and that said Petition will Commercial 3002 Vehicle IBJ CORPORATION/IBJExcise Tax Distribution MEDIA (CVET) $9,824.29 $447.69 SUMMONS be heard by the Court on 2005 CADILLAC DEVILLE 1G6KD54Y85U233850 4 DOOR $ 780.00 1091 ROBERT NICHOLS ENTERPRISES, INC. $90.00 2016 CHEVROLET TRAX 3GNCJMSB6GL165605 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 Rental of Property $39,130.92 Tuesday, June 2, 2020 or as Court Costs 7630 and TNTFees AUTOMOTIVE & TIRE LLC $232,198.82 $372.00 SUMMONS — SERVICE BY 2002 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1G1JF524927222149 4 DOOR $ 915.00 6652 CANYON FALLS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, LLC $32.46 PUBLICATION soon thereafter as may be 1990 CHEVROLET S-10 PICK-UP 1GCCS14Z2L2129081 PICK UP $1,355.00 Earnings on Investments and Deposits $77,607.67 convenient with the Court, at Refunds and 7283 Reimbursements PETERS MUNICIPAL CONSULTANTS, LTD $1,392.00 $50.00 STATE OF INDIANA 2002 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WH55K629251830 4 DOOR $ 835.00 7522 REGIONS BANK FEES $3,691.00 COUNTY OF MARION SS: 9:00 a.m. Any person has the Other Receipts/6500 7505 COOPER, - MISCELLANIOUS JAMES L. RECEIPTS $6,397.93$1,793.00 2004 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1G1JH52F147154072 4 DOOR $ 755.00 Total TOWNSHIP GENERAL $1,129,619.89 IN THE MARION CIRCUIT/ right to appear at this hearing 2009 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WU57M091216655 4 DOOR $ 830.00 7601 BOOKKEEPING PLUS, INC. $3,660.00 and fi le an objection at 200 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE General Property 6368 DIVERSE Taxes TECH SERVICES, INC. $226,914.13 $15,989.04 SUPERIOR COURT 2009 CHEVROLET HHR 3GNCA23B29S537579 SPORTS UTILITY $ 760.00 Financial Institution Tax distribution $6,279.32 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA East Washington Street TOWNSHIP GENERAL Room W506, City-County 2006 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WC581869267731 4 DOOR $ 880.00 Vehicle/AircraftCapital OutlaysExcise Tax Distribution $16,943.62 Cause N0. 2008 CHEVROLET COBALT 1G1AL58F387174383 4 DOOR $ 930.00 Commercial 7632 Vehicle PC Excise SPECIALIST, Tax Distribution INC (CVET) $15,814.71 $3,198.00 49D06-1906-PL-022511 Building, at Indianapolis, IN 2001 CHEVROLET BLAZER 1GNDT13W512159947 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 6285 Total MARKS TOWNSHIP VACUUM ASSISTANCE INC. $265,951.78 $795.00 NEW RESIDENTIAL 46204. 2007 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13S272107309 SPORTS UTILITY $ 730.00 SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEE Other Receipts/200-934 7629 CITY OF - INDIANAPOLISSMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES $635,488.36 $15,000.00 Dated: January 30, 2020 Total SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES $635,488.36 MORTGAGE LOAN 2000 CHEVROLET BLAZER 1GNDT13W1Y2344068 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 7266 TAYLORED SYSTEMS, INC. $312.50 TRUST 2018-2, Myla A. Eldridge, Clerk 2008 CHEVROLET AVEO KL1TD56698B114239 4 DOOR $ 855.00 SMALL CLAIMS COURT TRUST Other Receipts/200-934.1 7602 BLUE DOOR - SMALL BUILDERS CLAIMS LLC COURT TRUST$1,328,965.37 $9,015.00 02/14/20 7336 Total OFFICE SMALL 360 CLAIMSINC. COURT TRUST $1,328,965.37 $1,035.71 Plaintiff, 2002 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13S422222681 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS Payroll Fund and Clearing Account Receipts $162,488.35 V. 02/21/20 1998 CHEVROLET VENTURE 1GNDX06E7WD139616 VAN $ 830.00 7510 VASEY COMMERCIAL HEATING & AIR 02/28/20 Total CONDITIONING,PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS $162,488.35$3,600.00 AAMES FUNDING 2003 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WH52K839275326 4 DOOR $ 880.00 7098 LOWE’S $1,455.58 CORPORATION, DBA 2008 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WB58N881229665 4 DOOR $ 755.00 CERTIFICATION 7626 CIRCLE CITY SECURITY SYSTEMS INC. $12,611.98 AAMES HOME LOAN; 2006 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZS53896F248715 4 DOOR $ 785.00 State of Indiana TOWNSHIP GENERAL UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS; 2007 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13S372101471 SPORTS UTILITY $ 830.00 SS: Other Disbursements AND THE WORLD, SUMMONS 2006 CHEVROLET HHR 3GNDA23P56S551021 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 Marion County 5206 TRANSFER OF FUNDS $152,024.00 I, Nancy Sue Day, Trustee of PERRY TOWNSHIP, Marion County, Indiana, do solemnly affi rm under the penalty of perjury that the Defendant. MDK # 20-001216 2000 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1G1JC5241Y7424307 4 DOOR $ 780.00 TOWNSHIP GENERAL $1,026,219.71 NOTICE OF SUIT preceding report is complete, true and correct; that the sum with whichTOWNSHIP I am charged ASSISTANCE in this report are all of the sums received by me; and STATE OF INDIANA 2003 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WF52E339285682 4 DOOR $ 780.00 that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated; that such payments were made without express From the State of Indiana 2001 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 2G1WX15KX19240534 2 DOOR $ 805.00 Personal Services COUNTY OF MARION or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid 1070 to PUBLICme or to EMPLOYEES any other person. RETIREMENT I further affiFUND rm that OF a complete to the Defendants above 2008 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WT55N789131875 4 DOOR $1,900.00 and detailed annual report, together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the IN THE MARION SUPERIOR INDIANA $9,627.69 named, and any other person COURT #5 2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZS52F75F152225 4 DOOR $ 805.00 township, have been fi led as required by law in the offi ce of the County Auditor, 6757 ACH and TAXESthat copies of such annual report are in custody $4,885.98 of Who may be concerned: 2005 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WF52EX59267084 4 DOOR $ 880.00 the Township Board and the State Board of Accounts. Said report is subject 6704 to ACHinspection by any taxpayer of the township. $67,801.23 You are hereby notifi ed that CAUSE NO. 2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU MAXX 1G1ZT62835F116181 4 DOOR $ 880.00 This report was received, accepted, and approved by the Township Board 7454 at itsANTHEM annual INSURANCEmeeting, this COMPANIES,12 day of INC. $9,218.47 you have been sued in the 49D05-2001-MF-003457 1999 CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN 1GCDM19W0XB157321 VAN $ 755.00 FEBRUARY, 2020. 7470 OLD NATIONAL BANK/HSA $2,000.00 PNC Bank, National PERRY Township Board: Court above named. The 2001 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1GCEK19T51E121534 PICK UP $ 780.00 6998 NEW AVENUES, INC. $76.59 nature of the suit against Association 2002 CHEVROLET EXPRESS 1GCFG25M821234221 VAN $ 780.00 Howard Howe (sign) Terry Trent 7457 PRINCIPAL (sign) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY $509.05 Plaintiff, Jim Sullivan (sign) Randall DeckerTOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE (sign) you is: COMPLAINT FOR vs. 1998 CHEVROLET 1500-SERIES 2GCEK19M2W1197584 PICK UP $ 805.00 Timothy O’Connor (sign) DECLARATORY JUDGMENT 1989 CHEVROLET 1500-SERIES 1GCDK14Z0KE278042 PICK UP $ 805.00 Supplies Sherry Sue Martin, AKA Subscribed and sworn (or affi rmed) to before me, the Chairman of the Township 7508 UNITED Board STATES of PERRY POST TOWNSHIP OFFICE at its annual meeting, $330.00 this (“Complaint”) concerning a Sherry S. Martin, AKA Sherry 1999 CHEVROLET EXPRESS 1GCFG25MXX1038823 VAN $ 880.00 12 day of FEBRUARY, 2020. 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $805.16 mortgage lien encumbering 1997 CHEVROLET 1500-SERIES 2GCEK19R5V1272269 PICK UP $ 905.00 Randall Decker (sign) TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE real property commonly Martin, et al. 2012 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ZC5E0XCF288236 4 DOOR $ 835.00 RANDALL DECKER Township Board Chairman Services and Charges known as 2029 Adams Street Defendants. 2001 CHEVROLET METRO 2C1MR522X16701864 4 DOOR $ 905.00 Nancy Sue Day (sign) 1330 WAL-MART $96.83 Indianapolis, Marion County, NOTICE OF SUIT 2012 CHEVROLET CRUZE 1G1PC5SHXC7324812 4 DOOR $ 755.00 PERRY TOWNSHIP Trustee 6624 WILLIAM J. CIRIELLO PLUMBING COMPANY, State 0f Indiana 46218, and SUMMONS BY 2004 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNET16S646185953 SPORTS UTILITY $ 930.00 Telephone: 317-788-4815 INC. $54.24 PUBLICATION Date this report was to be published: ON OR BEFORE MARCH 17 2020 7608 MULHAUPTS $23.68 legally described as follows: 2000 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1G1JC5241Y7300814 4 DOOR $ 905.00 THE FOLLOWING REAL TO: Courtyards@Roselawn 2005 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDT13S352339074 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 hspaxlp 6640 GEORGE P. STEWART PRINTING., INC. 02/28/20$325.11 Park Apartments and GMG 7205 MARION COUNTY STORMWATER MGMT PROPERTY, SITUATED IN Motors Inc.: 2007 CHEVROLET HHR 3GNDA23P57S550419 SPORTS UTILITY $ 905.00 DISTRICT $202.80 THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, 2005 CHEVROLET TRAIL BLAZER 1GNDS13S652290245 SPORTS UTILITY $ 870.00 Perry Township, Marion County, Indiana 7175 GRANT, MICHAEL $629.97 COUNTY OF MARION AND BE IT KNOWN, that PNC 2003 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1G1ND52J03M665354 4 DOOR $ 805.00 Disbursements by Vendor 2019 7499 LEWIS, DONALD E. & MARGARET J. $2,333.32 THE STATE OF INDIANA: Bank, National Association, 2009 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WB57KX91219356 4 DOOR $ 830.00 7266 TAYLORED SYSTEMS, INC. $246.35 the above-named Plaintiff, by Fund/Category/Vendor Name Amount AND KNOWN AS BEING 2000 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WF52E6Y9130793 4 DOOR $ 855.00 1156 DANNEMILLER’S SOUTHPORT LAWN & LOT 47 IN BLOCK 2, IN its attorney, J. Dustin Smith, TOWNSHIP GENERAL POWER, INC. $75.87 has fi led in the offi ce of the 2008 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2G1WU583589183691 4 DOOR $ 830.00 Personal Services NORTH BROOKSIDE PARK 2015 CHRYSLER 200 1C3CCCBB9FN632029 4 DOOR $ 780.00 6973 SHEPHERD INSURANCE LLC $6,750.02 Clerk of the Marion Superior 1070 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT FUND OF 586984 HUDMAN, JACQUELINE $5.69 ADDITION OF THE CITY OF 2002 CHRYSLER 300M 2C3AE66G82H155394 4 DOOR $ 880.00 INDIANA $55,667.02 Court #5 its Complaint against 7448 MENARDS - INDY SOUTH $1.10 INDIANAPOLIS, AS Defendants Courtyards@ 2006 CHRYSLER TOWN-COUNT 1A4GP45R96B590800 VAN $ 830.00 6757 ACH TAXES $35,682.92 7195 THOMPSON PRINTING SERVICE INC. $78.33 RECORDED IN PLAT 2007 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER 3A4FY58B37T526541 SPORTS UTILITY $ 785.00 6704 ACH $493,471.48 3016 INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY $701.01 BOOK 12, PAGE 149, Roselawn Park Apartments 2005 CHRYSLER SEBRING 1C3EL56R45N652425 4 DOOR $ 780.00 7454 ANTHEM INSURANCE COMPANIES, INC. $62,809.68 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $159.02 IN THE OFFICE OF THE and GMG Motors Inc., and 2004 CHRYSLER 300M 2C3HE66G54H690989 4 DOOR $ 830.00 7470 OLD NATIONAL BANK/HSA $8,250.00 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $925.51 the said Plaintiff having also 6998 NEW AVENUES, INC. $346.32 RECORDER OF MARION 2001 DODGE DURANGO 1B4HS28N71F629467 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 7260 ACCUPAY, INC. $378.20 COUNTY, INDIANA. BE THE fi led in said Clerk’s offi ce 7181 AFLAC $16.56 1275 COMCAST CABLE $462.84 the affi davit of a competent 2010 DODGE CALIBER 1B3CB4HA3AD591948 4 DOOR $ 755.00 7457 PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY $1,940.64 SAME MORE OR LESS, BUT 2007 DODGE CALIBER 1B3HB28B67D229740 4 DOOR $ 830.00 6984 JEWETT, JEFF $2,361.66 person showing that the TOWNSHIP GENERAL 7376 EARTHLINK BUSINESS $1,038.98 SUBJECT TO ALL LEGAL 2007 DODGE CALIBER 1B3HB28B77D549424 4 DOOR $ 840.00 Supplies residence and whereabouts 7519 OUTDOOR HOME SERVICES HOLDINGS LLC $294.62 HIGHWAYS. of the Defendants, 2007 DODGE CALIBER 1B3HB48B97D159324 4 DOOR $ 805.00 603056 HOWE, HOWARD $7.35 3092 CITIZENS ENERGY GROUP / GAS BILL $172.42 TAX PARCEL NO: 101 1 149 2008 DODGE CALIBER 1B3HE78K98D688363 4 DOOR $ 805.00 7623 SERVICE GLASS OF INDIANAPOLIS INC $1,032.00 7510 VASEY COMMERCIAL HEATING & AIR This summons by publication Courtyards@Roselawn Park 2007 DODGE GRAND CARA 1D4GP24R77B100371 VAN $ 905.00 7274 IMPACT NETWORKING INDIANA LLC $856.62 CONDITIONING, $27.29 is specifi cally directed to the Apartments and GMG Motors 2002 DODGE DURANGO 1B4HS58N12F161965 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 7613 ANTHONY WAYNE REHABILITATION CENTER 6648 KOORSEN FIRE & SECURITY INC. $103.78 Inc., upon diligent inquiry FOR HANDI $1,444.20 following named Defendants 2007 DODGE CALIBER 1B3HB28B07D576321 4 DOOR $ 780.00 7489 LUTZ, ROBERT B. $280.00 Whose whereabouts are are unknown, and that said 927416 TIBBS, APRIL S. $46.24 7098 LOWE’S $119.00 cause of action is for default 2005 DODGE GRAND CARA 2D4GP44L65R130788 VAN $ 805.00 941913 RIVERA, CHERYL $69.90 unknown: AAMES FUNDING 2000 DODGE NEON 1B3ES46C1YD571639 4 DOOR $ 880.00 7341 FIGUEROA, RIGOBERTO R. $510.00 on the promissory note and 1156 DANNEMILLER’S SOUTHPORT LAWN & 3002 IBJ CORPORATION/IBJ MEDIA $171.34 CORPORATION, DBA 1995 DODGE DAKOTA 1B7GL23X6SS172065 PICK UP $ 805.00 POWER, INC. $75.88 to foreclose a mortgage on 6652 CANYON FALLS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, LLC $224.12 AAMES HOME LOAN; the following described real 2006 DODGE RAM 1D7HA16N36J164022 PICK UP $ 855.00 586984 HUDMAN, JACQUELINE $5.71 7283 PETERS MUNICIPAL CONSULTANTS, LTD $563.12 UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS; 1984 DODGE OTHER 1B7FD14T7ES256768 PICK UP $ 855.00 7508 UNITED STATES POST OFFICE $220.00 7505 COOPER, JAMES L. $107.96 AND THE WORLD. If you estate in Marion County, 1997 DODGE RAM 3B7HC13ZXVG709449 PICK UP $ 780.00 7448 MENARDS - INDY SOUTH $21.48 6368 DIVERSE TECH SERVICES, INC. $7,994.40 have a claim for relief State of Indiana, to wit: 1999 DODGE RAM 3B7HF13Y8XG207041 PICK UP $2,005.00 7603 RELX INC. $1,080.00 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE Lot Numbered 85 in Lynhurst 7572 WORD SYSTEMS INC $749.00 against the plaintiff arising 2006 DODGE CHARGER 2B3KA43G06H529959 4 DOOR $ 880.00 Township Assistance from an interest in the real Gardens, Section 1, an 6707 PITNEY BOWES/PURCHASE POWER $2,673.97 738 CITIZENS GAS & COKE UTILITY $4,466.09 Addition in Marion County, 2008 DODGE MAGNUM 2D4GZ37V38H145258 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $6,565.74 property described above, 2003 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP55S13A220149 4 DOOR $ 935.00 362 CRFIX $1,275.00 Indiana, as per plat thereof 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $490.40 7618 SW RETAIL GROUP LLC $125.00 you must assert it in your 2000 FORD EXPLORER 1FMZU83PXYUB57683 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 3006 PITNEY BOWES $128.97 recorded November 10, 7606 J B MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC $1,235.00 written answer to Plaintiff s 1997 as Instrument #97- 2004 FORD EXPLORER 1FMZU73W74UC03286 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 7098 LOWE’S $481.62 545 HANNA VILLAGE APARTMENTS, LP $1,335.00 Complaint for Declaratory 2004 FORD ESCAPE 1FMCU931X4DA12466 SPORTS UTILITY $ 900.00 584784 DAY, NANCY SUE $10.50 338 SOUTHWOOD CO-OP. INC. $559.00 Judgment. 173922, in the Offi ce of the 1998 FORD WINDSTAR 2FMZA5141WBD89902 VAN $ 860.00 1330 WAL-MART $945.10 7547 ROCO-WINCHESTER, LLC $690.00 10 1 5797\303925023 .V1 Recorder of Marion County, 2002 FORD EXPLORER 1FMDU73E22UC09835 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 TOWNSHIP GENERAL 863 POLLARD, JUDITH $850.00 Indiana. Services and Charges You or your attorney must 2007 FORD FOCUS 1FAFP31N57W145887 HATCH BACK $ 805.00 406 SHERMAN VILLAGE REALTY $1,232.00 answer the Complaint in commonly known as 1330 WAL-MART $255.00 6526 PARC BORDEAUX INDY, LLC $1,274.00 252 Lyngardens Way, 2004 FORD MUSTANG 1FAFP40694F140056 2 DOOR $ 730.00 1273 GROW LOCAL MEDIA LLCv $253.60 writing, within thirty (30) 2005 FORD ESCAPE 1FMYU02Z15KE33238 SPORTS UTILITY $ 830.00 523 JPC AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOUNDATION INC. Indianapolis, IN 46224. 7600 NESTLE WATERS NORTH AMERICA $253.27 $2,762.50 days after the last notice of 2005 FORD ESCAPE 1FMCU02Z25KC78726 SPORTS UTILITY $ 730.00 6624 WILLIAM J. CIRIELLO PLUMBING COMPANY, NOW, THEREFORE, said 7596 RESI T1 BORROWER LLC $725.00 the action is published, and Defendants are hereby 2009 FORD FUSION 3FAHP07Z99R125777 4 DOOR $ 905.00 INC. $3,079.58 372 JON MAR (PLEASANT CREEK ) APTS LP $2,136.00 in case you fail t0 d0 so, 2003 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP53U73G228211 4 DOOR $ 855.00 7324 SOUTHSIDE PUBLISHING $156.00 432 CARRIAGE HOUSE SOUTH LIMITED LP $1,408.00 judgment by default may be notifi ed of the fi ling and 2005 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP53285A173871 4 DOOR $ 885.00 7608 MULHAUPTS $568.32 865 CHERRY GLEN APARTMENTS OF MARION entered against you for What pendency of said Complaint 2013 FORD OTHER 3FA6P0PUXDR247181 4 DOOR $ 830.00 6640 GEORGE P. STEWART PRINTING., INC. $650.24 COUNTY, LP $2,992.00 against them and that unless 7205 MARION COUNTY STORMWATER MGMT the plaintiff has demanded. 2005 FORD EXPLORER 1FMZU73K35UB48284 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 7621 DEBBIE POTTER $650.00 Respectfully submitted, they appear and answer or DISTRICT $795.60 6422 SPICEWOOD APARTMENTS OF INDIANAPOLIS, otherwise defend thereto 2001 FORD F150 1FTRW08W91KE07092 PICK UP $ 730.00 1381 PERRY TOWNSHIP OF MARION COUNTY $104.31 HINSHAW & CULBERTSON 1999 FORD F150 1FTRX17W1XNB73607 PICK UP $ 755.00 LTD $1,176.00 within thirty (30) days after 7175 GRANT, MICHAEL $11,210.03 7617 COMPASS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC $650.00 LLP 2001 FORD ECONOLINE 1FTNE24L21HA03699 VAN $ 755.00 7499 LEWIS, DONALD E. & MARGARET J. $4,666.68 the last notice of this action 7597 WHITE, GUI $725.00 /s/ Jennifer L. Fisher is published, judgment by 1994 FORD ECONOLINE 1FTFE24H9RHC00526 VAN $ 875.00 941913 RIVERA, CHERYL $200.00 407 SHERBROOK APTS OF MARION CTY , LTD $509.00 Jennifer L. Fisher 3 1967-64 1995 FORD F150 1FTEF15N0SLB31543 PICK UP $ 885.00 7266 TAYLORED SYSTEMS, INC. $677.45 7615 SOMERSET MGMT LLC $595.00 jfi [email protected] default may be entered 1996 FORD BRONCO 1FMEU15H8TLB76422 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 1156 DANNEMILLER’S SOUTHPORT LAWN & 7545 BERRY, TIMOTHY J. $650.00 322 Indianapolis Blvd. against said Defendants for 2006 FORD FUSION 3FAFP071X6R229109 4 DOOR $ 880.00 POWER, INC. $75.88 7620 AMHERST RESIDENTIAL LLC $725.00 the relief demanded in the 6973 SHEPHERD INSURANCE LLC $18,370.23 Suite 201 2003 FORD ESCAPE 1FMYU03173KA02229 SPORTS UTILITY $1,580.00 7622 ELISHA RAE DRAKE $492.00 Schererville, IN 46375 Complaint. 6980 MARION COUNTY TREASURER $66.00 392 LONGACRE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY $394.00 Dated Clerk, Marion 2007 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP53U67A113446 4 DOOR $ 960.00 7020 WESTERN SURETY COMPANY $855.10 219-864-5051 1998 FORD F150 1FTRX17L8WNA32148 OTHER $ 805.00 7627 BEACON OF HOPE CENTER FOR WOMEN, INC $1,000.00 Superior Court #5 586984 HUDMAN, JACQUELINE $5.69 408 GLICK THOMPSON VILLAGE $681.00 02/14/20 1992 FORD F150 1FTEX15N7NKA68285 PICK UP $ 810.00 7448 MENARDS - INDY SOUTH $24.80 J. Dustin Smith (29493-06) 7631 AMOS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT LLC $694.00 02/21/20 Stephanie A. Reinhart 2006 FORD EXPLORER 1FMEU75886UA41958 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 7402 CROSSROADS REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. $140.00 825 INDIANA MEMORIAL CREMATION SERVICE INC $550.00 02/28/20 2004 FORD TAURUS 1FAFP53U14A212834 4 DOOR $ 805.00 7609 MAHAN, DOYLE $6,850.00 6573 USHER FUNERAL HOME, INC $350.00 (25071-06) 2001 FORD F150 1FTZX17281NA61939 PICK UP $ 830.00 7625 PACER SERVICE CENTER $25.10 881 1616 SOUTHPORT LLC $1,369.00 Sarah E. Barngrover (28840- 1998 FORD ECONOLINE 1FTPE2428WHB16502 VAN $ 905.00 3080 INDIANA TOWNSHIP ASSOCIATION INC. $1,090.00 727 CROSS ROADS HOLDING, LLC $1,070.00 64) 2006 FORD RANGER 1FTYR10D86PA84487 PICK UP $ 930.00 7400 ZESCO PRODUCTS $180.00 7612 PAIGE TAM $860.00 SUMMONS Chris Wiley (26936-10) 7605 FREESE, JOHN $2,200.00 862 WASHINGTON PARK CEMETERY Nicholas M. Smith (31800- 2010 GMC ACADIA 1GKLRKED4AJ154351 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 7195 THOMPSON PRINTING SERVICE INC. $156.67 1988 GMC OTHER 1GTDC14H9JZ525344 PICK UP $ 855.00 ASSOCIATION, INC (FLO $800.00 SUMMONS – SERVICE BY 15) 3016 INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY $17,548.06 612 SAWMILL REALTY, LLC $615.00 2005 GMC SIERRA 2GTEK63N051272375 PICK UP $ 965.00 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $298.05 PUBLICATION Elyssa M. Meade (25352-64) 7610 SPONSEL DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS, LLC $725.00 Attorneys for Plaintiff 1999 GMC SAVANA 1GDHG31R6X1040645 OTHER $1,155.00 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $1,611.51 749 TEG OAK PARK LLC $721.00 STATE OF INDIANA 2001 HONDA CIVIC 1HGEM22521L030326 2 DOOR $1,480.00 7260 ACCUPAY, INC. $2,655.35 7583 IPM REAL ESTATE $1,300.00 COUNTY OF MARION MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI 2000 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCG5676YA134304 4 DOOR $ 755.00 1275 COMCAST CABLE $925.81 7614 HENDRICKSON, MATTHEW C. $600.00 IN THE MARION SUPERIOR LLC 2007 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCM56877A026533 4 DOOR $ 705.00 3006 PITNEY BOWES $417.96 7578 DHALIWAL, LAKHBIR $850.00 COURT P.O. Box 441039 2006 HONDA CIVIC 1HGFA16506L057114 4 DOOR $ 880.00 6984 JEWETT, JEFF $4,723.34 7569 CAI, JIM $900.00 CAUSE NO: Indianapolis, IN 46244 7376 EARTHLINK BUSINESS $3,209.17 766 CRESTWOOD VILLAGE SOUTH APARTMENTS Telephone: 614-220-5611 2019 HONDA FIT 3HGGK5H4XKM719500 4 DOOR $2,050.00 1038 HUBLER CHEVROLET $482.88 49D14-2001-MF-002466 1999 HONDA ACCORD JHMCG564XXC003611 4 DOOR $ 830.00 LLC $639.00 THE BANK OF NEW Facsimile: 614-220-5613 7519 OUTDOOR HOME SERVICES HOLDINGS LLC $4,085.01 7607 BRAGG, TIFFANY $650.00 2012 HONDA CIVIC 19XFB2F82CE063058 4 DOOR $ 810.00 3092 CITIZENS ENERGY GROUP / GAS BILL $4,137.42 YORK MELLON FKA THE Email: sef-jdsmith@ 817 BUFFALO CREEK APARTMENTS, LLC $650.00 manleydeas.com 1996 HONDA CIVIC 2HGEJ6621TH505836 4 DOOR $ 730.00 7510 VASEY COMMERCIAL HEATING & AIR 7619 JIAAN HOSPITALITY INC $325.00 BANK OF NEW YORK, 2001 HONDA CIVIC 1HGEM22911L037660 2 DOOR $ 880.00 CONDITIONING, $7,271.10 7604 LACKEY, SHAWN $550.00 AS TRUSTEE FOR THE 02/28/20 1997 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCE6640VA025978 4 DOOR $1,455.00 6648 KOORSEN FIRE & SECURITY INC. $2,491.07 7357 BREEDEN, CHARLES R. $750.00 CERTIFICATEHOLDERS 03/06/20 2008 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCP26778A019922 4 DOOR $ 985.00 7489 LUTZ, ROBERT B. $6,720.00 7236 CREEKSIDE SOUTH APARTMENTS $850.00 OF THE CWALT, INC., 03/13/20 2005 HONDA CIVIC 1HGES16345L016264 4 DOOR $ 880.00 7098 LOWE’S $254.14 7624 DIANA BROWN $450.00 ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2000 HONDA ACCORD 1HGCG5644YA047605 4 DOOR $ 785.00 7341 FIGUEROA, RIGOBERTO R. $10,240.00 7594 SOUTHSIDE SPECIAL SERVICES OF MARION 2007-16CB MORTGAGE 584784 DAY, NANCY SUE $30.10 COUNTY $500.00 2001 HONDA ODYSSEY 2HKRL18631H595573 VAN $ 780.00 3002 IBJ CORPORATION/IBJ MEDIA $447.69 PASS-THROUGH 6510 INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT CO $14,975.17 CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2000 HONDA CRV JHLRD1870YC030941 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 1091 ROBERT NICHOLS ENTERPRISES, INC. $90.00 6586 LAVENIA & SUMMERS HOME FOR FUNERALS $350.00 SUMMONS 2002 HONDA CRV JHLRD78822C032175 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 7630 TNT AUTOMOTIVE & TIRE LLC $372.00 426 PINE GLEN APARTMENTS $667.00 2007-16CB 2007 HONDA FIT JHMGD38607S008111 4 DOOR $ 880.00 6652 CANYON FALLS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, LLC $32.46 7549 THE JULIAN CENTER, INC. $8,109.00 Plaintiff MDK # 20-004740 2008 HONDA CIVIC 2HGFA55538H708017 4 DOOR $ 940.00 7283 PETERS MUNICIPAL CONSULTANTS, LTD $1,392.00 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $205.95 -vs- STATE OF INDIANA 2004 HONDA CIVIC JHMES96674S016608 4 DOOR $ 940.00 7522 REGIONS BANK FEES $3,691.00 398 FOUNTAIN LAKE VILLAS, LLC. $654.29 DEPARTMENT OF THE COUNTY OF MARION SS: 2008 HYUNDAI ELANTRA KMHDU46DX8U572426 4 DOOR $ 855.00 7505 COOPER, JAMES L. $6,397.93 304 BERKLEY COMMONS IN LLC $5,222.43 TREASURY - IRS, FORREST IN THE MARION SUPERIOR 2006 HYUNDAI ELANTRA KMHDN46D46U227015 4 DOOR $ 880.00 7601 BOOKKEEPING PLUS, INC. $3,660.00 378 HARVARD SQUARE COOPERATIVE, INC. $1,667.00 COMMONS ASSOCIATION, COURT #12 6368 DIVERSE TECH SERVICES, INC. $15,989.04 7550 WARREN FAMILY FUNERAL HOMES $350.00 2006 HYUNDAI ELANTRA KMHDN46D86U346931 4 DOOR $ 780.00 TOWNSHIP GENERAL INC., UNKNOWN HEIRS, CAUSE NO. 340 STRAWBRIDGE GREEN $1,235.00 DEVISEES OF ELIZABETH 2011 HYUNDAI SONATA 5NPEB4AC3BH194819 4 DOOR $ 780.00 Capital Outlays 7628 LSF9 MASTER PARTICIPATION TRUST $950.00 49D12-2002-MF-006668 2002 INFINITI I35 JNKDA31A72T009303 4 DOOR $ 905.00 7632 PC SPECIALIST, INC $3,198.00 377 BROOKWOOD APARTMENTS $5,957.96 L. NEWPORT, UNKNOWN US Bank National 2005 ISUZU ASCENDER 4NUDT13S352702891 SPORTS UTILITY $ 880.00 6285 MARKS VACUUM INC. $795.00 900 DAKOTA RIDGE I, LLC $850.00 OCCUPANTS, STATE OF Association, as trustee, on 2002 JEEP LIBERTY 1J4GL58KX2W338590 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 7629 CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS $15,000.00 6724 STONE LAKE LODGE $12,385.05 INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF behalf of the holders of the 2007 JEEP LIBERTY 1J4GL48K47W573150 SPORTS UTILITY $ 755.00 7266 TAYLORED SYSTEMS, INC. $312.50 370 GREENTREE REAL ESTATE LLC $1,198.00 REVENUE, THE UNKNOWN Home Equity Asset Trust 2005 JEEP LIBERTY 1J4GL38K05W721981 SPORTS UTILITY $ 895.00 7602 BLUE DOOR BUILDERS LLC $9,015.00 400 FARH - FOX LAKE AFFORDABLE HOUSING INC. $3,991.96 BENEFICIARIES OF THE 2002-2, Home Equity Pass- 2001 JEEP GRAND CHER 1J4GW58N31C534985 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $1,035.71 7514 SOUTHPORT CROSSING APARTMENTS $4,439.00 JOINT REVOCABLE TRUST Through Certifi cates, Series 7510 VASEY COMMERCIAL HEATING & AIR 6697 COUNTRY CLUB LLC $2,650.00 2000 JEEP WRANGLER 1J4FA59S9YP703957 OTHER $ 905.00 CONDITIONING, $3,600.00 OF ORA E. NEWPORT, 2002-2 7433 BROOKHAVEN APTS LP $624.00 JR. (DECEASED) AND 2002 JEEP GRAND CHER 1J4GW48552C304804 SPORTS UTILITY $ 940.00 7098 LOWE’S $1,455.58 317 CROSSROADS AT SOUTHGREEN $2,314.22 Plaintiff, 2003 JEEP LIBERTY 1J4GL48K93W527758 SPORTS UTILITY $ 780.00 7626 CIRCLE CITY SECURITY SYSTEMS INC. $12,611.98 756 WOODCREST PARK APARTMENTS $2,022.00 ELIZABETH L. NEWPORT vs. 2002 JEEP GRAND CHER 1J4GW48N32C140995 SPORTS UTILITY $ 780.00 TOWNSHIP GENERAL 7581 SW RETAIL GROUP LLC $10,219.06 (DECEASED) Timothy Dunkerson, AKA 2004 KAWASAKI OTHER JKAZGCA144B520931 MOTORCYCLE $1,975.00 Other Disbursements 7477 SCHOOL ZONE LLC $492.63 Defendant(s) Timothy A. Dunkerson, et al. 2005 KIA SORENTO KNDJD733455450896 SPORTS UTILITY $ 805.00 5206 TRANSFER OF FUNDS $152,024.00 7599 LENTZ, MICHAEL A. $725.00 NOTICE OF SUIT Defendants. 1999 LEXUS RX 300 JT6HF10U5X0077149 SPORTS UTILITY $ 905.00 TOWNSHIP GENERAL $1,026,219.71 7226 LIGHTHOUSE LANDINGS PROPERTY TT, LLC $2,401.00 To the defendants above NOTICE OF SUIT 2003 LEXUS ES 300 JTHBF30G435041940 4 DOOR $ 855.00 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE 397 OAKHILL VILLAGE LLC $2,525.00 named, and any other person SUMMONS BY Personal Services 7560 CERBERUS SFR HOLDINGS PARTNERS, LP $850.00 1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1LNCM81W9MY777783 4 DOOR $ 780.00 1070 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT FUND OF who may be concerned. PUBLICATION 328 NEW REGENCY PARK, LP $2,906.00 You are notifi ed that you 2005 LINCOLN AVIATOR 5LMEU68H95ZJ20351 SPORTS UTILITY $ 785.00 INDIANA $9,627.69 7611 1HOMERENT, LLC $850.00 TO: First NLC Financial 1993 MAZDA MX-6 1YVGE31A5P5242833 2 DOOR $ 780.00 6757 ACH TAXES $4,885.98 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE have been sued in the Court Services, LLC: 2003 MERCEDES CLK-CLASS WDBTJ65JX3F061838 2 DOOR $ 755.00 6704 ACH $67,801.23 Capital Outlays above named. BE IT KNOWN, that US 1990 MERCEDES OTHER WDBFA66E8LF008070 CONVERTIBLE $ 930.00 7454 ANTHEM INSURANCE COMPANIES, INC. $9,218.47 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $1,842.20 The nature of the suit against Bank National Association, 2008 MERCURY SABLE 1MEHM40W38G601813 4 DOOR $ 880.00 7470 OLD NATIONAL BANK/HSA $2,000.00 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE $264,381.26 you is the foreclosure of a as trustee, on behalf of 2006 MERCURY MARINER 4M2CU56166KJ03543 SPORTS UTILITY $ 905.00 6998 NEW AVENUES, INC. $76.59 SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES mortgage upon the property the holders of the Home 2002 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 4M2ZU86W42ZJ22780 SPORTS UTILITY $ 855.00 7457 PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY $509.05 Other Disbursements legally described as follows: Equity Asset Trust 2002-2, TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES $650,407.67 2007 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 4A3AK24FX7E045353 HATCH BACK $ 785.00 Supplies LOT 2 IN “FORREST Home Equity Pass-Through 2000 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 4A3AC34G7YE076783 HATCH BACK $ 930.00 SMALL CLAIMS COURT TRUST $1,407,988.63 COMMONS”, SECTION 1, Certifi cates, Series 2002-2, 7508 UNITED STATES POST OFFICE $330.00 SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES $2,058,396.30 2005 NISSAN MAXIMA 1N4BA41E15C851842 4 DOOR $ 780.00 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $805.16 PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS AN ADDITION TO THE CITY the above-named Plaintiff, by 2012 NISSAN ALTIMA 1N4AL2AP4CC210726 4 DOOR $ 855.00 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE Personal Services OF INDPLS, AS PER PLAT its attorney, J. Dustin Smith, 1999 NISSAN MAXIMA JN1CA21A2XT107706 4 DOOR $ 860.00 Services and Charges 6757 ACH TAXES $129,833.38 THEREOF, RECORDED has fi led in the offi ce of the 2018 NISSAN SENTRA 3N1AB7AP0JY202687 4 DOOR $1,930.00 1330 WAL-MART $96.83 7454 ANTHEM INSURANCE COMPANIES, INC. $8,374.09 AS INSTRUMENT #85- Clerk of the Marion Superior 2006 NISSAN SENTRA 3N1CB51D96L616848 4 DOOR $ 880.00 6624 WILLIAM J. CIRIELLO PLUMBING COMPANY, 7398 INDIANA VISION SERVICES, INC. $912.68 60033 AND AMENDED BY Court #12 its Complaint 1998 OLDSMOBILE AURORA 1G3GR62C9W4123702 4 DOOR $ 730.00 INC. $54.24 7470 OLD NATIONAL BANK/HSA $12,089.86 SURVEYOR`S CERT. OF against Defendant First NLC 7608 MULHAUPTS $23.68 7181 AFLAC $3,719.16 1997 OLDSMOBILE 88 1G3HN52K3V4806494 4 DOOR $ 830.00 6640 GEORGE P. STEWART PRINTING., INC. $325.11 CORRECTION RECORDED Financial Services, LLC, and 2001 OLDSMOBILE INTRIGUE 1G3WH52H41F217245 4 DOOR $ 905.00 7457 PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY $5,099.73 AUGUST 20, 1985, AS the said Plaintiff having also 7205 MARION COUNTY STORMWATER MGMT PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS $160,028.90 2004 OLDSMOBILE ALERO 1G3NL52FX4C195928 4 DOOR $ 855.00 DISTRICT $202.80 INSTRUMENT #85-69962, fi led in said Clerk’s offi ce 2002 OLDSMOBILE ALERO 1G3NF52E42C232547 4 DOOR $ 905.00 7175 GRANT, MICHAEL $629.97 AND AMENDED BY the affi davit of a competent 2016 OTHER-NOT IN LIST LL0TCAPD7GYC80104 MOTORCYCLE $ 730.00 7499 LEWIS, DONALD E. & MARGARET J. $2,333.32 DOCUMENT RECORDED person showing that the - OTHER-NOT IN LIST LJ4TCBFN98Y075633 MOPED $ 830.00 7266 TAYLORED SYSTEMS, INC. $246.35 OCTOBER 28, 1986, AS residence and whereabouts 2001 OTHER-NOT IN LIST LL8MA1S271T002740 MOTORCYCLE $ 880.00 1156 DANNEMILLER’S SOUTHPORT LAWN & INSTRUMENT #86-109918, of the Defendant, First POWER, INC. $75.87 2009 OTHER-NOT IN LIST 1HGCP26809A128927 VEHICLE PART $1,330.00 6973 SHEPHERD INSURANCE LLC $6,750.02 IN THE OFFICE OF THE NLC Financial Services, 2010 OTHER-NOT IN LIST LHJTLB2J6ABL00525 MOTORCYCLE $1,380.00 586984 HUDMAN,PUBLIC JACQUELINE NOTICE $5.69 RECORDER OF MARION LLC, upon diligent inquiry 2008 OTHER-NOT IN LIST LFGTCKPM881003419 MOTORCYCLE $1,405.00 7448 MENARDS - INDY SOUTH $1.10 PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY, INDIANA. is unknown, and that said 2007 OTHER-NOT IN LIST LFGTCKPM371001527 MOTORCYCLE $1,455.00 7195 THOMPSON PRINTING SERVICE INC. $78.33 This summons by publication cause of action is for default Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (IPTC) ADVERTISEMENT TO PRE-QUALIFY TO BID 2018 OTHER-NOT IN LIST LEHTCB161JR000145 MOPED $1,605.00 Invitation 3016 INDIANAPOLIS for Bid POWER & LIGHT COMPANY $701.01 is specifi cally directed to the on the promissory note and 2008 OTHER-NOT IN LIST LBXTCB3A38X080048 MOTORCYCLE $1,705.00 7336 OFFICE 360 INC. $159.02 Project: Indiana State Fair – Fall Creek Pavilion located in following defendant whose to foreclose a mortgage on IFB 7406 20-01-343 REGIONS IPTC COMMERCIAL HQ-Exterior BANKCARD & Overhead Door Improve- $925.51 Indianapolis, IN on the Indiana State Fair Grounds main - OTHER-NOT IN LIST LJ5TTE07TCT030003 MOPED $2,005.00 ments whereabouts is unknown: the following described real - OTHER-NOT IN LIST RNK12274M83D BOAT $ 655.00 7260 ACCUPAY, INC. $378.20 campus. UNKNOWN HEIRS, estate in Marion County, Summary: 1275 COMCAST The Indianapolis CABLE Public Transportation Corpora- $462.84 Turner Construction Company will receive Pre-Qualifi cation - OTHER-NOT IN LIST NO VIN TRAILER $ 705.00 tion 6984 (IPTC) JEWETT, is issuing JEFF this Invitation for Bid (IFB) $2,361.66 for IPTC DEVISEES OF ELIZABETH L. State of Indiana, to wit: - OTHER-NOT IN LIST MVIN320184IND TRAILER $ 880.00 statements for the trade packages included in Design Re- NEWPORT Lot Numbered Three HQ-Exterior 7376 EARTHLINK & Overhead BUSINESS Door Improvements, the $1,038.98 work of lease #02 until 5:00 P.M, March 30, 2020 for the Indiana - OTHER-NOT IN LIST NO VIN REC VEH $1,105.00 project 7519 is OUTDOOR defi ned by HOME the Contract SERVICES Documents HOLDINGS and LLC consist $294.62 THE UNKNOWN Hundred Thirty-nine (339) in 2002 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1G2NF12F92C209531 2 DOOR $1,255.00 3092 CITIZENS ENERGY GROUP / GAS BILL $172.42 State Fair – Fall Creek Pavilion Project. BENEFICIARIES OF THE North Lawrence Park, Sixth of the following: All interested bidders must go online at https://tinyurl.com/ 2007 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2G2WR554871102013 4 DOOR $ 755.00 New 7510 overhead VASEY COMMERCIAL security grilles. HEATING Masonry & AIR and steel work as- JOINT REVOCABLE TRUST Section, an addition to the 2009 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZG57B894182158 4 DOOR $ 905.00 CONDITIONING, $27.29 FCPPrequalify02 to access the Request to Pre-Qualify form. OF ORA E. NEWPORT, Town of Lawrence, as per sociated 6648 KOORSEN with installation FIRE & SECURITY of overhead INC. security grilles. $103.78 De- YOU must be Pre-Qualifi ed to be eligible to receive an in- 1997 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1G2NE52T6VC803496 4 DOOR $ 855.00 molition and installation of new hollow metal frames, doors, JR. (DECEASED) AND plat thereof recorded in Plat 2005 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZG528454138874 4 DOOR $ 995.00 7489 LUTZ, ROBERT B. $280.00 vitation to bid on the above referenced project. Direct all ELIZABETH L. NEWPORT Book 31, Page 151, in the and 7098 hardware. LOWE’S Demolition and installation of new aluminum $119.00 questions to Tim Krueckeberg at 317-829-7656 or tkrueck- 2007 PONTIAC G6 1G2ZH58N774169095 4 DOOR $ 910.00 storefront, 7341 FIGUEROA, entrances RIGOBERTO doors and R. hardware. Masonry $510.00 and (DECEASED Offi ce of the Recorder of 2002 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1G2NW52EX2C151489 4 DOOR $1,775.00 [email protected] . In addition, to the above- Marion County, Indiana. steel 3002 work IBJ associated CORPORATION/IBJ with new MEDIA lintel at existing opening. $171.34 Turner is an Affi rmative Action and Equal Employment Op- 1999 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1G2NE52E1XM820463 4 DOOR $ 905.00 Type 6652 of CANYONContract: FALLS Project BUSINESS will be constructed SOLUTIONS, under LLC a $224.12 single named defendant being commonly known as 2003 PONTIAC AZTEK 3G7DA03EX3S566555 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 7283 PETERS MUNICIPAL CONSULTANTS, LTD $563.12 portunity Employer - minorities/females/veterans/individuals served by this summons, 7413 East 52nd Street, Prime Contractor. with disabilities/sexual orientation/gender identity. VEVRAA 2002 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1G2WP52K02F203606 4 DOOR $ 805.00 IFB 7505 will COOPER,be posted JAMES online L. Feb. 13, 2020 at https://www.in- $107.96 there may be other Indianapolis, IN 46226. 2005 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2G2WP522151345636 4 DOOR $ 810.00 6368 DIVERSE TECH SERVICES, INC. $7,994.40 Federal Contractor. defendants who have an NOW, THEREFORE, said dygo.net/procurement/bid-opportunities/TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE hspaxlp 02/28/20 2007 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2G2WP552171232400 4 DOOR $ 780.00 Feb 25, 2020 Pre-Bid Meeting; IPTC Board Room 1:00pm interest in this lawsuit. Defendant is hereby notifi ed 2002 SAAB 9-5 YS3EB55EX23031848 SPORTS UTILITY $ 730.00 Township Assistance An answer or other of the fi ling and pendency of EST. 738 CITIZENS GAS & COKE UTILITY $4,466.09 2012 SCION XD JTKKU4B48C1022999 4 DOOR $ 830.00 March 362 3,CRFIX 2020 Written Questions Due by 3pm EST. $1,275.00 appropriate response in said Complaint against them 2000 TOYOTA COROLLA 2T1BR12E0YC358360 4 DOOR $ 880.00 March 7618 10, SW 2020 RETAIL IPTC GROUP Responses LLC posted $125.00 writing to the Complaint must and that unless they appear be fi led either by you or your 2001 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BG22K51U058920 4 DOOR $ 910.00 March 7606 24, J B 2020 MANAGEMENT Bids Due COMPANY1:00pm EST. LLC IPTC Board $1,235.00 Room STATE OF INDIANA STATE OF INDIANA and answer or otherwise 1999 TOYOTA AVALON 4T1BF18B2XU351624 4 DOOR $ 755.00 March 545 HANNA 24, 2020 VILLAGE Bid OpeningAPARTMENTS, 1:15pm LP EST IPTC $1,335.00 Board attorney with the Clerk of the defend thereto within thirty 1997 TOYOTA TACOMA 4TANL42NXVZ234500 OTHER $ 760.00 338 SOUTHWOOD CO-OP. INC. $559.00 Legal Notice Court for Marion County at: (30) days after the last notice Room 7547 ROCO-WINCHESTER, LLC $690.00 Legal Notice 1995 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1GK12E5SU106183 4 DOOR $ 830.00 April 23, 2020 Award determination at IPTC Board meeting STATE OF INDIANA Clerk of Marion Court of this action is published, 2002 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BE32K92U580267 4 DOOR $ 830.00 863 POLLARD, JUDITH $850.00 STATE OF INDIANA 200 E. Washington Street judgment by default may at 5:00pm 406 SHERMAN in IPTC VILLAGE Board RoomREALTY $1,232.00 DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF 2000 TOYOTA AVALON 4T1BF28B5YU075866 4 DOOR $ 855.00 Deliver bid Packages to: IPTC Procurement, 1501 W. Wash- Indianapolis, IN 46204 be entered against said 2000 TOYOTA ECHO JTDBT1234Y0079617 4 DOOR $ 830.00 6526 PARC BORDEAUX INDY, LLC $1,274.00 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION on or before the 12th day of Defendant for the relief ington 523 St.,JPC Indianapolis,AFFORDABLE INHOUSING 46222. FOUNDATION INC. NOTICE TO BIDDERS 2007 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BE46K37U592633 4 DOOR $ 830.00 No late bids accepted and bids must be a hard copy.$2,762.50 NOTICE TO BIDDERS April, 2020, (the same being demanded in the Complaint. 1998 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BG22K2WU248178 4 DOOR $ 730.00 hspaxlp 7596 RESI T1 BORROWER LLC 02/21/20 $725.00 ON BEHALF OF: IDOA ON BEHALF OF: thirty (30) days after the Third Dated Clerk, Marion 2007 TOYOTA SIENNA 5TDZK22C37S079580 VAN $ 880.00 372 JON MAR (PLEASANT CREEK ) APTS LP 02/28/20$2,136.00 and IDOC Indiana State Police Notice of Suit), and if you fail Superior Court #12 1995 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1SK12E2SU879851 4 DOOR $ 805.00 432 CARRIAGE HOUSE SOUTH LIMITED LP $1,408.00 to do so, a judgment may be J. Dustin Smith (29493-06) 865 CHERRY GLEN APARTMENTS OF MARION 03/06/20 SOLICITATION SOLICITATION 2008 TOYOTA PRIUS JTDKB20U987733748 4 DOOR $ 785.00 03/13/20 entered against you for what Stephanie A. Reinhart 2020 TOYOTA COROLLA JTDS4RCE2LJ036330 4 DOOR $ 845.00 COUNTY, LP $2,992.00 FOR: Ford Rangers; FOR: Alternate the plaintiff has demanded. (25071-06) 1998 TOYOTA TACOMA 4TAWN72N7WZ043232 PICK UP $ 970.00 7621 DEBBIE POTTER $650.00 0000000739 Variable Light Source Phillip A. Norman, P.C. Sarah E. Barngrover (28840- 6422 SPICEWOOD APARTMENTS OF INDIANAPOLIS, PROPOSAL DUE DATE: 1997 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BG22K1VU059441 4 DOOR $ 705.00 LTD $1,176.00 Systems (AVLSS); BID Phillip A. Norman 13734-64 64) 1998 TOYOTA CAMRY 4T1BG22K4WU237960 4 DOOR $ 780.00 7617 COMPASS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC $650.00 March 17th, 2020 by 0000000743 Lynn C. Pluister 26499-71 Chris Wiley (26936-10) 2005 TOYOTA SIENNA 5TDZA23C85S262696 VAN $ 887.50 7597 WHITE, GUI $725.00 3:00 PM ET PROPOSAL DUE DATE: Attorney for Plaintiff Nicholas M. Smith (31800- - TRAILER-GENERIC 5RABE0817BM507472 UTILITY TRAILER $ 730.00 407 SHERBROOK APTS OF MARION CTY , LTD $509.00 https://fs.gmis. 2110 Calumet Ave 15) 2013 TRAILER-GENERIC 56WBU1227FE004763 OTHER $ 930.00 7615 SOMERSETIt is illegal MGMT LLCto discriminate $595.00 March 13, 2020 by 3:00 Valparaiso, IN 46383 Elyssa M. Meade (25352-64) 2008 TRAILER-GENERIC 16VAX121982A11260 TRAILER $ 930.00 7545 BERRY, TIMOTHY J. $650.00 in.gov/psc/guest/ PM EDT (219) 462-5104 Attorneys for Plaintiff - TRAILER-GENERIC NO VIN BOAT TRAILER $1,105.00 7620 AMHERST RESIDENTIAL LLC $725.00 SUPPLIER/ERP/c/ https://www.in.gov/ ATTEST: MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI 2000 TRAILER-GENERIC 4XGUS16238C000002 TRAILER $2,005.00 7622against ELISHA RAE any DRAKE person because of $492.00 NUI_FRAMEWORK.PT_ Clerk, Marion Superior Court LLC 392 LONGACRE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY $394.00 idoa/2354.htm 2000 TRAILER-GENERIC NO VIN TRAILER $2,170.00 7627 BEACON OF HOPE CENTER FOR WOMEN, INC $1,000.00 LANDINGPAGE.GBL hspaxlp 02/28/20 02/28/20 P.O. Box 441039 2007 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT WVWLK73C87E005319 SPORTS UTILITY $ 910.00 race, 408 GLICK color, THOMPSON religion, VILLAGE sex, handicap, $681.00 hspaxlp 02/28/20 03/06/20 Indianapolis, IN 46244 2005 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT WVWAD63B55E057510 4 DOOR $ 905.00 7631 AMOS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT LLC $694.00 03/13/20 Telephone: 614-220-5611 2006 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG WVGZG77L06D005255 SPORTS UTILITY $ 835.00 825 INDIANA MEMORIAL CREMATION SERVICE INC $550.00 Facsimile: 614-220-5613 hspaxlp 02/28/20 6573familial USHER FUNERAL status,or HOME, nationalINC origin. $350.00 Email: sef-jdsmith@ 881 1616 SOUTHPORT LLC $1,369.00 manleydeas.com 727 CROSS ROADS HOLDING, LLC $1,070.00 02/28/20 7612 PAIGE TAM $860.00 03/06/20 862 WASHINGTON PARK CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, INC (FLO $800.00 03/13/20 612 SAWMILL REALTY, LLC $615.00 7610 SPONSEL DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS, LLC $725.00 749 TEG OAK PARK LLC $721.00 7583 IPM REAL ESTATE $1,300.00 7614 HENDRICKSON, MATTHEW C. $600.00 7578 DHALIWAL, LAKHBIR $850.00 7569 CAI, JIM $900.00 766 CRESTWOOD VILLAGE SOUTH APARTMENTS LLC $639.00 7607 BRAGG, TIFFANY $650.00 817 BUFFALO CREEK APARTMENTS, LLC $650.00 7619 JIAAN HOSPITALITY INC $325.00 7604 LACKEY, SHAWN $550.00 7357 BREEDEN, CHARLES R. $750.00 7236 CREEKSIDE SOUTH APARTMENTS $850.00 7624 DIANA BROWN $450.00 7594 SOUTHSIDE SPECIAL SERVICES OF MARION COUNTY $500.00 6510 INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT CO $14,975.17 6586 LAVENIA & SUMMERS HOME FOR FUNERALS $350.00 426 PINE GLEN APARTMENTS $667.00 7549 THE JULIAN CENTER, INC. $8,109.00 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $205.95 398 FOUNTAIN LAKE VILLAS, LLC. $654.29 304 BERKLEY COMMONS IN LLC $5,222.43 378 HARVARD SQUARE COOPERATIVE, INC. $1,667.00 7550 WARREN FAMILY FUNERAL HOMES $350.00 340 STRAWBRIDGE GREEN $1,235.00 7628 LSF9 MASTER PARTICIPATION TRUST $950.00 377 BROOKWOOD APARTMENTS $5,957.96 900 DAKOTA RIDGE I, LLC $850.00 6724 STONE LAKE LODGE $12,385.05 370 GREENTREE REAL ESTATE LLC $1,198.00 400 FARH - FOX LAKE AFFORDABLE HOUSING INC. $3,991.96 7514 SOUTHPORT CROSSING APARTMENTS $4,439.00 6697 COUNTRY CLUB LLC $2,650.00 7433 BROOKHAVEN APTS LP $624.00 317 CROSSROADS AT SOUTHGREEN $2,314.22 756 WOODCREST PARK APARTMENTS $2,022.00 7581 SW RETAIL GROUP LLC $10,219.06 7477 SCHOOL ZONE LLC $492.63 7599 LENTZ, MICHAEL A. $725.00 7226 LIGHTHOUSE LANDINGS PROPERTY TT, LLC $2,401.00 397 OAKHILL VILLAGE LLC $2,525.00 7560 CERBERUS SFR HOLDINGS PARTNERS, LP $850.00 328 NEW REGENCY PARK, LP $2,906.00 7611 1HOMERENT, LLC $850.00 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE Capital Outlays 7406 REGIONS COMMERCIAL BANKCARD $1,842.20 TOWNSHIP ASSISTANCE $264,381.26 SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES Other Disbursements SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES $650,407.67 SMALL CLAIMS COURT TRUST $1,407,988.63 SMALL CLAIMS COURT FEES $2,058,396.30 PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS Personal Services 6757 ACH TAXES $129,833.38 7454 ANTHEM INSURANCE COMPANIES, INC. $8,374.09 7398 INDIANA VISION SERVICES, INC. $912.68 7470 OLD NATIONAL BANK/HSA $12,089.86 7181 AFLAC $3,719.16 7457 PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY $5,099.73 PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS $160,028.90 B6 FRIDAY, february 28, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER C L A S S I F I E D In memoriam ADVERTISERS: You can SUMMONS place a 25-word classified ad in more than 140 news- MDK # 20-000183 papers across the state for STATE OF INDIANA as little as $340.00 with one COUNTY OF MARION SS: order and paying with one IN THE MARION SUPERIOR check through ICAN, Indi- COURT #4 Katherine Johnson, a pioneering ana Classified Advertising CAUSE NO. 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change, both Bottoms and Ford have seen significant changes in individual children, from shy students suddenly speaking in front of the class or chil- dren with stage fright playing a solo in front of a packed auditorium. It’s not just the adults in the pro- gram who notice changes in students, the children see it in themselves. Allison Hayes, Gabrielle Sellers and De’Laura Miller have all been playing in MYO for several years. All three young women have seen growth in themselves, whether it’s in their ap- preciation for classical music or the ability to connect with their peers. Sellers, 15, has been playing the viola for four years in the program and had to give up some extracurricu- lars to make time for the orchestra. While she loved writing for her school newspaper and participating on the robotics team, music helped her cope with her attention deficit disorder. “When I pick up my instrument, I drop everything that I’m dealing with,” Sellers said, “and I pick it up later with a different perspective. … Everyone at the MYO has such a close connection, it’s really great.” For Miller, a 16-year-old bassist, being in MYO, along with ROTC, has helped her structure her personal and academic life. MYO founder Betty Perry with a student. (File Photo) “There are a lot of opportunities through MYO,” Miller said. “I’ve By BREANNA COOPER back, and it’s still very slim. It’s hard grown mentally and emotionally, and [email protected] to find teachers of color [in Indiana]. you have to really challenge yourself … If you don’t see others who look like and you learn how to conduct your- Three nights a week, the second you doing music professionally, it’s self.” floor of United Broadway Methodist harder to make the connection that Hayes, 14, agrees. Church is flooded with the sounds of you can do it and stick with it.” “The MYO helped me to grow up, orchestra rehearsals, with a diverse The diversity amongst students, and now I’m always around people group of kids ages 5-18 learning to however, helps kids get a better un- who are friends, and we help each play a string instrument through derstanding of race. other out with music and with per- the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra “[Diversity] teaches you that the sonal stuff,” the violinist said. (MYO), which is sponsored by the In- world is different, and it’s made up of And while none of the three stu- dianapolis Symphony Orchestra. The a lot of different people,” Ford said. dents can narrow down the favorite woman leading the program, Krystle “It paints a more realistic picture of piece they’ve played during their time Ford, is a former MYO member. the world, and it helps combat ste- in MYO, there’s a general consensus: Ford joined the program as a violin- reotypes. When you have friends of Krystle Ford “We’re like a family here,” Hayes ist when she was in the fifth grade, all different races, you can’t say that a said as the other two girls nodded in want that for each other.” and the skills she learned under the certain stereotype is true, because it’s agreement. Bottoms, who played violin in MYO direction of Betty Perry took her to not your experience. … You get to hear As some parents wait outside the and now has three daughters in the Butler University, where she gradu- different perspectives and life experi- classrooms during rehearsal and some program, remembers the organization ated with a degree in music in 2006. ences.” join in and play alongside the chil- being just as accepting when she was After spending 10 years playing in Thanks to the diversity in the group, dren, Ford stressed the impact of the performing. In today’s climate, she various ensembles in New York City, however, many teachers for MYO program. said the diversity in the program has Ford, 36, took over the MYO after come from are alumni of the program, “A lot of these kids grow up together. inspired conversations about race and Perry, who founded the program, meaning many MYO teachers look Some kids come to us [teachers] racism. retired in 2017. like the students they are teaching. when they’re having problems at “We have conversations about racial While Ford can attest to many youth Inclusivity is an important part of home or school. We have kids who diversity with our older kids, and they orchestras having diversity amongst the MYO, and teacher Chrestien Bot- come out to us. We really are a family. seem to be unaware of racial issues,” the musicians — MYO is about 33% toms said creating a welcoming space It takes a village,” she said, glancing Bottoms said. “Not in a bad way, like African American and 12% Latinx for all students helps to start conver- around at the mix of kids and parents they’re blind to it, but they don’t real- — she said that a lack of diversity sations and build understanding. discussing their new music, “and this ize it’s happening because they don’t amongst music teachers can be a bar- “There’s no judgment here,” Bottoms is the village.” contribute to it. We want to open their rier for many students interested in said. “Kids have different hair colors, eyes to it and help them use their pursuing music as a career. dress styles, they come from different Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper platforms and their voices to make “I didn’t see anyone who looked like ethnic backgrounds, and there are no at 317-762-7848. Follow her on Twit- change.” me as a kid, outside of Betty Perry,” conflicts. Kids appreciate that they ter @BreannaNCooper. Beyond conversations about social Ford said. “I’ve been gone and came can come as they are, and I think they Dennis Bland celebrates two decades of making a difference By TYLER FENWICK King Jr. Street. [email protected] “It’s all about honoring and respecting the mission of the organization and just trying Dennis Bland is celebrating 20 years as presi- to be true to that mission,” Bland said. “It’s dent of the Center for Leadership Development always an unwavering commitment to stew- (CLD), but his roots with the organization extend arding resources that are entrusted to you.” much further than that. Eastern Star Church Pastor Jeffrey John- Bland became a CLD student in 1982, five years son Sr. said Bland “took CLD to another after the organization’s founding with its mission level” by gaining more exposure in the com- to help prepare African American children for munity and attracting more volunteers. their futures in education, business and commu- Johnson, who went to CLD in the late nity leadership. 1970s, said he appreciates the work CLD Helen Bundles, wife of the late Henry Bundles, does because it means there’s less pressure who was CLD’s founding president, remembered on other institutions — his large church, for an “assertive and attentive” young man who al- example — to come up with the answers. ways tried to use what he learned. “For a church like ours, we don’t have As a student at Broad Ripple High School, she to create the program,” Johnson said. “… said, Bland was once unhappy with a grade he We could, but why would we? Why would received in a class. He talked to the teacher, who we not empower CLD, empower Dennis said that was the grade he deserved. So Bland Bland?” gathered all of the work he did that school year, Jeffrey Harrison, Citizens Energy CEO laid it in front of the teacher and showed he actu- and a longtime CLD board member, said ally should have gotten a better grade. in a statement CLD has been successful Bundles said the class at CLD applauded Bland primarily because the organization’s values when they heard the story. come from its leader. “He’d done exactly what he was taught to do,” “In Indianapolis, there is no better exam- she said. ple of a servant leader than Dennis Bland,” Thomas King, who has been on the board since Harrison said. the organization started and now serves as board Bland has been with CLD in some capac- chair, also got to watch Bland grow up as someone ity since he became an intern after college. who “knew what he wanted to do.” Even after taking the role of president 20 “His promise as a student materialized as his years ago, Bland continued as an instructor good work as an adult,” he said. until last year. Back then, CLD program materials could be unloaded from the back of a car and then packed “It all goes back to the reason I came here back in at the end of the day. to begin with,” he said, “and that is to try to Things have changed a lot over the years — with elevate the human condition. Try to really 15 programs now and a 20,000-square-foot build- inspire the highest achievement in African ing — and much of that is thanks to Bland. American youth and other youth, just to try One of the biggest developments in the orga- to help them realize their potential.” nization’s history happened recently when Lilly Dennis Bland, president of the Center for Leadership De- Endowment announced it would donate $11.6 velopment, speaks at a Nov. 18, 2019, press conference Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick at million so CLD can expand its impact with satel- to announce an $11.6 million grant from Lilly Endowment. 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twitter @ lite locations, taking programs into schools and (Recorder file photo) Ty_Fenwick. adding to its main location on Dr. Martin Luther B Section indianapolisrecorder.com Friday, February 28, 2020 Larry Humes continues racking up honors By TYLER FENWICK Humes, 76, is still prominently featured in that [email protected] record book. Along with being No. 3 in all-time points (2,236), he’s No. 1 in field goals made (865) and points per game (26.4). Larry Humes has had Russ Grieger, who played with Humes for two seasons at Evansville, said his teammate was accolades attached to “one of the more creative offensive players I’ve his name for almost as ever seen.” As a 6-foot-4 player who did most of his scoring long as he’s been playing close to the basket, he had to be creative. Grieger remembered the team would some- basketball. times scrap its normal offense during Humes’ junior year, when he was scoring 32.5 points per e was Indiana’s Mr. Basketball in 1962, game, in favor of giving Humes space to work inducted into the Indiana Basketball one-on-one in the post. HHall of Fame in 1991 and will join the “It was a simple offense, but Larry was so tal- Missouri Valley Conference Hall of Fame in ented,” Grieger said. “… He was like a machine. March. He could almost score at will.” He’s proud of those accomplishments, of For the record, taking Humes’ career scoring course, but a recent recognition stands above average and multiplying it by 27 (the number the rest. Humes, who attended Madison High of games Evansville played during his freshman School in southern Indiana and played college year) gives him 2,948 points, about 500 more basketball at the University of Evansville, was than the current leader. inducted into the Small College Basketball Na- Humes made a couple of unsuccessful attempts tional Hall of Fame in October 2019. to play in the NBA and American Basketball As- Being part of the Small College Basketball sociation before getting into coaching. National Hall of Fame — which started in 2016 He was an assistant at Evansville for three — is not trivial in the world of college athletics. months in 1977 and left to take the head coach Some of the best African American players job at Crispus Attucks High School. Later that of their day went to smaller colleges because year, all but one member of the team died in a major college basketball programs weren’t fully plane crash that Humes would have been a part integrated. The Hall of Fame features greats of if he hadn’t taken the Attucks job. such as Dick Barnett, Zelmo Beaty, Walt Frazier “I think about it, and I think about the players and Earl Monroe. and people on that plane wreck,” he said. “I’m Humes, who played three seasons at Evans- just blessed is all.” ville from 1963 to 1966, was the best scorer Humes also coached at Howe High School, the Purple Aces ever had, leading the team to Shortridge High School and the University of back-to-back national championships in 1964 Indianapolis. and 1965. He got a master’s degree in counseling from The record book says two players — Colt Ryan Butler University and spent more than 50 years and D.J. Balentine — have surpassed Humes’ as a guidance counselor in Indianapolis Public all-time point total, but he’s not convinced he Schools. He retired 15 years ago. isn’t still the best to do it. Humes’ daughter, Shannon Humes-Leavell, Back in his day, freshman had to sit out, so who played basketball at Cathedral High School he only got three years on the court. Plus, the in the early 1990s, said she still talks to her father 3-point line hadn’t been introduced yet. every day from her home in Houston and knows “How does that make me feel?” Humes asked. how excited he was to go into the Small College “They didn’t break it.” Basketball National Hall of Fame. Besides, Humes said, there’s a difference “It makes me feel extremely proud of him,” she between shooters and scorers. Shooters might said. “I wasn’t old enough to be around dur- launch eight 3-pointers in a game and make ing his heyday, but it makes me very proud and three; scorers get their points on fast breaks, shows that all his hard work he’s talked about getting in the lane, getting to the free throw Larry Humes, who played at the University of Evans- pays off.” line, all kinds of ways. ville in the 1960s, was inducted into the Small College “That 3-point line wouldn’t have made a dif- Basketball National Hall of Fame in October 2019. Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick at 317-762- ference to me,” he said. (Photo provided) 7853. Follow him on Twitter @Ty_Fenwick. Bryant fans from near and far find closure at LA memorial

By JOHN ROGERS Lancaster, California, with his wife, ASSOCIATED PRESS Mercedes, teared up as he talked about Bryant’s dedication to his wife and four LOS ANGELES (AP) — When Kobe daughters. Bryant scored 60 points in his last NBA “Kobe inspired me to be a better dad, game in 2016, Kristian Beflic was there, to be a better person,” Campuzano said. having come all the way from Germany Outside, a friendly crowd numbering to watch. When Bryant’s jersey was several hundred gathered at bus stops, retired at Staples Center before a game in parking lots, on street corners and the following year, Beflic was there in front of a hotel across from Staples again. Center. The German hotelier and restaurateur Helicopters and a Goodyear blimp was one of the approximately 70,000 hovered overhead as people streamed people who didn’t win the lottery to the memorial on their phones while buy a ticket to Bryant’s memorial crowds gathered quietly around them. service Feb. 24 at Staples Center. But From time to time, as a bus passed by that didn’t stop him from coming. He with the names of Bryant, his daugh- jumped on a plane anyway and got to ter, Gianna, and the seven other crash LA just in time to be standing out- victims etched in the windows, a cheer side Staples Center to pay respects as of “Kobe, Kobe, Kobe” went up. 20,000 people with tickets filed inside. Tyrone Jones, a hip-hop artist who “We will catch it on a TV somewhere performs under the name Kuzzo Fly, later. But just to be here in the moment brought a bouquet of flowers. He had and feel the energy, we had to be here,” come to the makeshift memorial that said Beflic, dressed from head to toe in sprung up around Staples Center last Lakers gear that included a jersey with month after Bryant’s death but had to Bryant’s early career No. 8. leave when he broke down crying. Bryant was far more than just a great “Today it feels much lighter, much basketball player to him and tens of happier,” he said, standing across the thousands of others inside and outside street from Staples Center and feel- of the arena. He was someone many ing that after a month of grief he was people who had followed his career for finally getting closure. so long felt was family, a role model Before the ceremony, officials had they wanted to emulate. walled off the area adjacent to the So when it came time to pay respects arena, shutting down its bars and res- to the Lakers legend who died in a taurants. One establishment, the Yard helicopter crash with his 13-year-old House, began letting people in through daughter and seven others last month, its side entrance midway through the they all had to be there. service and when it did 200 or more “He was like my mentor of sorts,” quickly flocked toward the bar to watch said Beflic, noting that as a 12-year-old on TV as fellow basketball legends basketball-crazed kid in the 1990s he Michael Jordan and Shaquille O’Neal wanted to play like Bryant. Later, as delivered heartfelt eulogies. a businessman, he embraced Bryant’s People laughed as the pair told funny work ethic and his belief that to succeed stories, wiped away tears when they did you had to keep pushing and working and stood to cheer at the end. harder to get better at anything. Among them were Juan Sanchez, Inside the arena shedding tears Gabriel Ramirez and Max Rascon, who were Christopher Samala, 44, and his left their Stockton homes in Northern 47-year-old brother, Jasper, who didn’t California at 2 a.m. to get there. Rascon learn until Sunday they were among the recalled asking his boss, Sanchez, if he lucky 20,000 who had won the right to could have the day off to go. Sanchez buy tickets. said sure, he was going too, so the three “I thought I was done crying. But I headed south together. cried again,” Christopher Samala said They had no choice, they said, Ramir- Former NBA player Michael Jordan cries while speaking during a cel- after the service. “It’s like a family.” ez perhaps summing it up best: “When ebration of life for Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna Monday, Feb. Alex Campuzano, who came from Kobe left, a piece of me left too.” 24, 2020, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez) Honoring our history

Black history month 2 February 28, 2020 | Black History Month Indianapolis Recorder

We believe it is important children see themselves in their leaders.

In honor of Black History Month, we celebrate our eight African American Fellows who are designing schools and organizations that will improve opportunities and outcomes for Indianapolis students.

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Learn more about our Fellows: themindtrust.org | @themindtrust Indianapolis Recorder Black History Month | February 28, 2020 3 Living Black history, every week By STAFF its rich culture and unique legacy,” said publication covered a lot of issues related take charge of the Indianapolis Recorder Recorder Media Group President and to crime and politics in Indianapolis and and help bring it back to life as the new The Indianapolis Recorder Newspa- Chief Operating Officer Robert Shegog, within the state of Indiana. century approached. At the time of her per, the nation’s fourth oldest African who began leading the historic media arrival, the publication was more than American newspaper in the country, is organization in June 2018. “While I’m Eunice Trotter: 1988-1990 $250,000 in debt, and Mays-Medley celebrating 125 years of being a voice for not a journalist by trade, I understand Longtime and respected journalist made the business profitable within the community and serving the under- the power of the written word. Not only Eunice Trotter purchased the Indianapo- one year and enhanced its editorial served while maintaining a high level of does the Recorder hold itself to the high- lis Recorder in 1988. With Trotter’s jour- content. Under her tenure, the building’s journalistic integrity. est journalistic standards, but we’re also nalism experience, the publication began structure was significantly improved. Not many Black-owned businesses — a voice for the underrepresented — es- to focus less on crime and more on the Its exterior was painted and the sales or businesses in general — have existed pecially in today’s media climate where positive aspects of the community. Under associate offices were remodeled. Mays- for 125 years! This accomplishment is a only a few are heard above the cacophony. the leadership of Trotter, the company Medley also instituted better pay for testament to the Recorder’s significance We are truly for us, by us.” updated much of the equipment needed Recorder employees. In addition, full to the city of Indianapolis — not just the to produce the weekly paper. color and specific sections of the paper African American community. Publishers were introduced during this time. Mays- What began in 1895 as a two-page George P. Stewart: 1895-1924 William G. Mays: 1990-present Medley, who also served in the state leg- church bulletin, created by co-founders In 1895, George P. Stewart and Wil- In 1990, entrepreneur and civic leader islature during much of her time at the George P. Stewart and William Porter, liam H. Porter founded the Indianapolis William G. “Bill” Mays, the founder of Recorder, also heightened the Recorder’s now hails as Indiana’s Greatest Weekly Recorder Newspaper. Originally a two- Mays Chemical Company, purchased presence in the community locally and by consistently providing the community page church bulletin with an emphasis the Recorder and saved it from extinc- nationally. with up-to-date local and national news on statewide news for African Ameri- tion through financial contributions grounded in journalistic excellence. cans, the Recorder expanded to a weekly and connecting the publication to key Shannon Williams: 2010-2018 Stewart and Porter, a local attorney, publication to encourage the Black com- city leaders and organizations. Due to In 2010, Shannon Williams continued operated a commercial printing com- munity to become more civically involved Mays’ reputation in the state of Indiana Medley-Mays’ efforts to develop the In- pany at 122 W. New York St., which was and stand up for equality. and throughout the country, he drew a dianapolis Recorder into one of the best also the original location of the Recorder. great deal of attention to the Recorder, newspapers in the country. As a result of Porter sold his shares of the paper to Marcus C. Stewart Sr.: 1925-1983 which helped establish major advertising her extensive background in journalism Stewart in 1899, and the newspaper As the Indianapolis Recorder contin- deals for the newspaper. His focus was and communications, Williams helped remained in the Stewart family until ued to expand and include more pages to ensure the Recorder remains one of carry on a solid company structure while 1988 when local journalist Eunice Trotter and special sections, it remained a family the best newspapers in the country while assisting newsroom staff with crafting purchased the company. business under the control of Marcus C. sharing positive and useful Black news quality articles on positive and useful After becoming sole owner, Stewart Stewart, the son of co-founder George with the local community. Although news in the African American commu- moved to 414 Indiana Ave. in P. Stewart. During the Marcus Mays died in 2014, he is still recognized nity. In addition, the Recorder Advisory 1900. He moved two more Stewart era, the as publisher due to the lasting impact of Council and Recorder Media Group were times, 236-40 W. Walnut St. his contributions and legacy. created under Williams’ leadership. A and 518-20 Indiana Ave., be- major focus during this time was placed fore settling into the current Presidents on electronic media, including expan- location, 2901 N. Tacoma Charles Blair: 1991-1997 sion of the website and social media Ave., in 1975. Charles Blair became vice platforms. Williams also increased the Despite the oftentimes president and general manager in Recorder’s presence in the community overt systemic racism of the 1991. He pushed the publication and sought to attract younger readers. In early years, intimidation to become more directly involved 2011, the Indianapolis Recorder became via death threats directed in the community through initia- the first African American newspaper to at its journalists from the tives such as circulation promo- digitize its archive editions. Ku Klux Klan, burglary tions, bike giveaways for children of its offices, and the and more. Blair also welcomed Robert Shegog: 2018-current hard-hitting economic youth into the company by increas- President and COO Robert Shegog crisis the Recorder has ing paper deliveries by children. Un- has been instrumental in building conti- remained steadfast in der Blair’s tenure, the publication’s nuity across all of the company’s products upholding the mission circulation increased by 40% and and amplifying community engagement encapsulated on its advertising revenue doubled. strategies. He and his team continue to masthead, “preparing a usher in a new era of leadership with the conscious community Carolene Mays-Medley: 1998-2010 charge to extend the rich legacies of the today and beyond.” In 1998, William “Bill” Mays asked newspaper and magazine for genera- “I joined the Re- his niece, Carolene Mays-Medley, to tions to come. corder because of 4 February 28, 2020 | Black History Month Indianapolis Recorder HISTORY IN THE BAKING Indianapolis pastry chef defies odds By BREANNA COOPER problem viewing Clark as a father figure. [email protected] Two of his stepdaughters, Toni and Mil- licent, helped Clark learn to read while Alvin Clark is a man of few words. they were in elementary school. Luckily, his accomplishments speak “I had good family values that I never for him. had before,” he said. “It was a good strong Clark, 81, is the first African African unit as a family.” man to become a certified pastry chef. While the world may know Clark as Clark was named a certified executive a world-class baker, those close to him pastry chef by the American Culinary know him as a loving family man. Federation in 1987, the equivalent of being an admiral in the Navy. “He is loving and humble, he loves Throughout his career, he has fed people, and he loves life,” Alvin Jr. said. stars such as Prince and Natalie Cole, “He loves giving and teaching his craft, served cookies at the 2012 Super Bowl and he loves sharing it with anyone who in Indianapolis, and worked as executive will listen,” he adds with a laugh. pastry chef in Levy Restaurant, located And while Alvin Jr., 61, has a prefer- in Bankers Life Fieldhouse, home of the ence for his dad’s pecan pie recipe, Clark Indianapolis Pacers. views every recipe, every opportunity to These accomplishments didn’t come bake, as a learning experience. without struggle. The long years of train- “It didn’t matter what I was baking,” ing with chefs was nothing compared to Clark said. “I was proud to learn the his upbringing in Dallas. recipes.” As a boy, Clark never formally learned And as humble as Clark is about his to read or write and endured regular certified status, it came as a shock, La- abuse from the uncle who helped raise Vada said. him. Clark took odd jobs in local restau- “Going back to my school days, I didn’t rants, just trying to get by. learn nothing, I wasn’t good at school,” A chance meeting in 1957 changed he said “So to achieve all this … it means Clark’s life forever. Alvin Clark, certified executive pastry chef for Levy Restaurants of a lot to me.” “I didn’t get a good schooling,” Clark Bankers Life Fieldhouse, spoke about his early life when he could Clark paid it forward by volunteer- said, “so I take advantage of it [the op- not read and the impact literacy has had on his life. Clark was the ing with nonprofits and 4-H groups to portunity], and the chef saw something guest speaker for the 2016 annual Indy Reads Student and Volunteer share his baking skills, hoping to inspire in me that I didn’t see in myself. He Recognition Event. (File Photo) a future baker. stuck by me.” “It’s not no easy job, but it’s a dying That chef was Rudy Fisher, whom art,” Clark said of baking. meant he had to memorize every recipe Clark met in the Baker Hotel in Dallas it’s the family he found in the city that While illness has forced Clark into he used, and when decorating cakes, he while working as a busboy when he was kept him here. retirement, a lifetime of baking, shar- copied the words Fisher wrote. Despite 17. For four years, Clark followed Fisher Clark met LaVada in 1969 while ing his skills and making history as the the difficulty, memorizing 600 recipes around the country, learning all about working as a baker at the Columbia first African American man to become a helped Clark achieve his certification. different types of dough and learning to Club. LaVada went in to pick up a cake, certified pastry chef have created a last- Becoming a certified pastry chef bake everything from European cookies and the pair have been together ever ing legacy in Indianapolis and around required a lot of training and a lot of to classic American pies. since. Clark married LaVada, a single the country. moving. Throughout his career, Clark “It was the best thing that ever hap- mother of five children, in 1974. With “I’m so very proud of him and his trained and worked in several cities, pened to me,” Clark said of his training. Clark’s son, Alvin Clark Jr., they became accomplishments,” Alvin Jr. said. “And including Dallas, Wichita, Kansas, and “It gave me something to look forward a family of eight, and the experience was so thankful that God has given me the Indianapolis. In each city, he picked up to and gave me a good work ethic. I was different than anything Clark had ever blessing of making him my father.” learning something. I ain’t know I would new skills, and he’s won several awards experienced growing up. at culinary shows in Indianapolis. But Within their blended family, there was get this far up the totem pole.” Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper it’s not the awards that make Clark call an equal amount of give and take. LaVada Working his way up that totem pole at 317-762-7848. Follow her on Twitter Indianapolis home. Nodding toward described her husband as being a great, presented many challenges for Clark. @BreannaNCooper. Without being able to read or write his wife of 46 years, LaVada, Clark said loving father, and his stepchildren had no Indianapolis Recorder Black History Month | February 28, 2020 5 6 February 28, 2020 | Black History Month Indianapolis Recorder Darryl Lockett follows his passion home

First announced in Mayor Hogsett’s 2019 budget address, the disparity study assessed whether minority-, women-, veteran-, and disabled-owned businesses face any barriers as Darryl Lockett grew up reciting speeches by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and is now the executive director of the Kennedy King Memorial part of the City’s contracting processes. Initiative. (Photo provided)

By TYLER FENWICK meant to help children as young as The Office of Minority & Women Business [email protected] 4 develop public speaking skills, and Lockett grew up reciting many of King’s Development is accepting public comment on As weird as it may sound, Darryl Lock- speeches. the report of the Disparity Study until ett began preparing for his new position Now, in the role he started Jan. 13, as executive director of the Kennedy Lockett gets to help continue King’s February 29, 2020. The full report can be King Memorial Initiative when he was legacy, which is rather unique in In- just 8 years old. dianapolis because it’s where Robert F. found on www.indy.gov/OMWBD. Comments That’s when he committed to memory Kennedy turned a campaign rally into a can be emailed to [email protected]. the last speech Dr. Martin Luther King public mourning for the gunned-down Jr. ever gave: “I’ve Been to the Moun- civil rights icon. taintop.” The park, with the Landmark for Peace Delivered April 3, 1968 in Memphis, statue, serves in memoriam of King and Tennessee, King’s speech was more than that historic day. 4,000 words and lasted 43 minutes. “It’s humbling,” Lockett said. “Just to Lockett was a member of a group work in an organization that has these Office of Minority & Women Business Development called King’s Kids and Daughters, which two men’s names in the organization is City of Indianapolis Phone: 317.327.5262 met at 3 p.m. on the second and fourth humbling. I feel a great responsibility to 200 East Washington Street, Suite 1260 Email: [email protected] Indianapolis, IN 46204 Saturday of each month at the Martin honor the legacy, but I see it to be a won- Luther King Center. The program was derful opportunity in the same sense.” Indianapolis Recorder Black History Month | February 28, 2020 7

Lockett, 36, said the Landmark for until now. Lockett worked for the Na- Peace statue is a hidden gem in India- tional Diversity Council in Houston for napolis right now, and he wants it to be three years, became a political consultant more than that. in Washington, D.C., and joined AARP He wants busloads of schoolchildren Foundation in 2014. brought to the marker to learn about a Lockett is married with a child. tragedy that also has streaks of hope and “I can appreciate Indianapolis in a new perseverance. way,” he said of coming back. “… There’s It’s part of Lockett’s plans to modernize new neighborhoods in new areas that King’s message for the 21st century. The I’m still trying to learn and navigate. It details have changed over the decades, just seems like there’s a new energy in but King’s messages — fighting for social, Indianapolis.” economic, criminal, environmental jus- Lena Hackett, the former managing tice — can be rewoven and delivered to partner of the Kennedy King Memorial generations that may learn of King only Initiative, said in an emailed statement from history’s formal teachings, not the she’s confident Lockett will not only stories of those who were there. honor the legacies of Kennedy and King, King and Kennedy left a blueprint but “move those legacies to action” by for equity and inclusion, Lockett said, addressing issues of equity and justice. and it’s his job to “do right by these two That’s why Lockett wanted this posi- giants of men.” tion. The young orator has made it back to “To have the opportunity to champion the place where his knowledge and pas- those issues in my hometown was a sion live side by side, but Lockett’s work dream come true,” he said. Indianapolis moved him around the country before. For a full schedule of events visit The Indianapolis native and North Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick at Artsgarden Central High School graduate left to 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twitter @ above the intersection of indyarts.org/about/art-soul attend Howard University in 2001 and Ty_Fenwick. Washington and Illinois Sts. didn’t make a permanent move home

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Rachel Hill, Indianapolis Local Amalgamated Transit Nathan Barnes, Professional Coach Operator Union (ATU) 1070 Financial Secretary IndyGo’s own Professional Coach Operator Nathan Barnes is a published For the past 4 years, Indianapolis Local Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) 1070 author. He recently published the children’s book, ”Make a Believer Financial Secretary Rachel Hill has established and maintained partnering with the Out of Me.” The book focused on two animals, Buddy and Ronnie, who United Steelworkers of America (USW) 1999 to help the local found God along with love for each other and themselves despite their community. They serve a hot meal, provide hygiene kits, and differences. A proud father himself, he wrote the IndyGo day passes to Horizon House individuals and families book to remind children it doesn’t matter who annually. They also raise funds to purchase coats for kids in the you are, where you came from, or your obstacles, winter and backpacks for kids in the summer. “There is a time you must believe in yourself. Nathan also wrote when others need your help, I look at people as I am you and “Have Faith in God: And the Power Within You,” you are me. If I was in a situation, I wish someone would help and is working on three additional books. Nathan me in my time of need. It’s these little things that can mean a has worked at IndyGo for 6 years and is one of the lot. You have to give back every day. It is goal to try to give more contributors to the IndyGo internal newsletter. than I did the year before,” stated Rachel. Rachel recruits friends and co-workers to In a previous life, Barnes played basketball for help, including Indianapolis Local ATU 1070 President/Business Agent Roy Luster, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. He was voted “Most Popular Person Jr. as well as IndyGo Professional Coach Operators, General Laborers, and Union on Campus” during this college career and was inducted into the Representatives Darryl Carter, George Evans, Robbie Waggoner, Joyce Ledell, Diane Phoenix Hall of Fame in 2002 - 2003. Johnson, Arthurene Thompkins, Otha Dugan, Calvin Cargile, and many more. 8 February 28, 2020 | Black History Month Indianapolis Recorder Setting standards for future Black female business owners: ‘If she can do it, why can’t I?’

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Pam Poore could have stayed in corpo- rate America for the rest of her working life and been successful. She was at Indianapolis-based USA Funds, which today is known as Strada Education Network and has an offi ce in Washington, D.C., working as a customer relations manager. Poore’s job was to make sure students and families were satisfi ed with the loans they had gotten through USA Funds. But there was something else brewing in her life. Her husband James became a Mc- Donald’s franchisee 17 years ago. His strengths include thinking more analyti- cally, making calculated decisions. Poore, on the other hand, is a gifted people person, understands how to communi- cate with others and make sure everyone feels taken care of. So four years ago, Poore decided to make the leap and went through a spousal program to join her husband in the business. They now own four locations between them: three on the northwest side of Indianapolis and one in Whitestown. It wasn’t a risky move, Poore said. It was more like a reward, something they could leave for their three children. Pam Poore moved from her corporate job to own and operate McDonald’s locations in Indianapolis and Their oldest, Trey, is studying mar- Whitestown. (Photo/Tyler Fenwick) keting at St. Francis University in Fort Wayne, and Poore said she hopes to have Mary Bullock, who provided the inspira- I gotta get mine” attitude as the youngest, shirt on and shocking the students when him join the family business someday. tion and know-how. Bullock said. they found out she doesn’t just work at Poore, 54, attributes success to many Bullock is nine years older than Poore “When I look at her,” Bullock said, the fast food joint, she owns it. things including faith and even fi tness — there are four sisters in all — and “I’m so proud of her and what’s she’s “People see the things you do, and (she said nothing else is worth much if Poore watched as her oldest sister de- been able to accomplish.” they want to ask you questions,” she said. you’re not healthy enough to enjoy it). fi ed circumstances and went to Indiana Outside of her own family, Poore “They want to know, how’d you do it?” But there’s also family. University. Bullock became the one at understands that as a Black woman who Poore tells them the same thing every Growing up on the east side of India- the summit, pulling the rope for anyone owns a business, she’s automatically a time, the thing her parents told her was napolis in what she later realized was coming behind her. role model. the key to everything she ever wanted to poverty, Poore’s parents, who never fi n- That included Poore, the baby sister, “They can look at me and say, ‘If she accomplish in life: Stay in school, and ished high school, constantly stressed the who needed help applying to college, can do it, why can’t I?’” she said. value your education. importance of education. It’s something fi lling out all of the paperwork, things Poore recalled going to career day at she’s carried with her today and tells children from more affl uent families Pike High School — where many of the Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick at students when she gets an opportunity might take for granted. McDonald’s employees who are still in 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twitter @ to speak at schools. Poore always had that “you have yours, school attend — with her McDonald’s Ty_Fenwick. For Poore, it was her oldest sister, Indianapolis Recorder Black History Month | February 28, 2020 9

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cational leadership and cultural foun- Everyone had a chance to watch Mauro dations from the University of North grow up and observe traits that may not NEWSPAPER Carolina. have been so obvious for siblings too Her three sisters aren’t surprised the close in age. COMMUNITY baby of the bunch grew up to become Getting a job at Harvard, then, just someone willing to live around the world seems like the next step in this natural and land a job in the upper echelons of progression they’ve been watching un- NEWS YOU higher education. fold for years. Dana Elmore, the oldest sister, re- “I don’t expect anything less from her,” CAN USE membered Mauro being intelligent Perry said. enough before she was even 1 to know Mauro will begin her new job at Har- SUBSCRIBE TODAY! what colors fl ashed above her head at vard on May 1 and joked that she may stoplights. stay in Abu Dhabi until she doesn’t have “I’m beyond the moon,” she said. “I a choice but to fi nally leave. Her husband tell her all the time I can’t wait until she and two children are staying until the moves back in the country. … She’s an end of the school year. exceptional talent.” The United Arab Emirates is a “tran- Mauro apparently had quite a bold sient” place, Mauro said, where people personality as a child. Monica Elmore, are always coming and going. She’s made the second oldest sister, said Mauro used many friends over the years, as have her to dress up and impersonate Michael children, but it seems like most people Jackson and Prince. leave at some point. “We always knew she was gonna go Now, Mauro will become part of that far,” she said. “You hear that about your wave of people who came and went, leav- siblings, about your close ones, but she’s ing one home for the other. literally one that took the torch and just blew it up.” Contact staff writer Tyler Fenwick at Even Rhonda Perry, the sister closest 317-762-7853. Follow him on Twitter @ to Mauro in age, is eight years older. Ty_Fenwick. 16 February 28, 2020 | Black History Month Indianapolis Recorder Southport assistant chief of police makes history

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Growing up, Lossie Davis always knew she would be in law enforcement. Several of her aunts, uncles and her stepfather all worked in the fire department, police department or the military, and Davis was always inspired by their service. “I knew at an early age that I had a servant’s heart,” Davis said. “I wanted to serve God’s people in whatever capacity I could.” Davis has been working as a police officer for 29 years, and earlier this year, she became the first African American woman to be named assistant chief of police for the Southport Police Department. “I was shocked. I was truly humbled and honored to be accepted to this position,” Davis said. “I didn’t apply. God will put you in positions that you don’t even apply for. God doesn’t call to qualify, he qualifies the call.” While Davis has dedicated her professional life to serving the community, her faith has guided her through every facet in her life, including the death of her 17-year-old son, JaRon. He was shot and killed at a basketball camp in Tennessee in 2011. Davis remembers the first call she took following her son’s death was a homicide — the teenage victim bearing a striking resemblance to her son. With the stresses of her daily work on top of her grief for her son, Davis began isolating herself and began struggling with suicidal ideation. One early morning in September 2011, Davis de- cided she’d had enough. She had every intention of taking her own life until, she said, God spoke to her. Heeding what she believes to be divine intervention, Davis called a suicide hotline, a decision that ultimately saved her life. “Had I not obeyed the call when I was on the brink at 3:30 in the morning, I wouldn’t be here,” Davis said. “I felt like I was never going to be normal again. … God had to show me that no matter what, he is the only one that can take life and give life.” After this, Davis started going to counseling, and advises any police officer who is having trouble han- dling the mental toll that comes with the job to do the same. “A lot of times, we try to deal with it on our own,” she said. “I was worried people would think I was crazy and I would lose my job. … Just because we’re police Lossie Davis doesn’t mean we’re exempt from crime. God spoke to me vividly and told me ‘trauma is not your fault, but ready to tackle it head-on. to uphold. I’m going to do it with humility, integrity healing is your responsibility.’ How am I going to heal? “[The position] carries a lot as far as expectations,” and character.” By getting help, by going to counseling.” Davis said. “People want to see how I handle adver- While the pain of losing a child is one Davis said sity, and you can’t advance without adversity. … Some Contact staff writer Breanna Cooper at 317-762- will never go away, she is moving forward. As the new people are going to accept me, some aren’t. But that’s 7848. Follow her on Twitter @BreannaNCooper. assistant chief, she knows she faces adversity, but she’s not going to stop me from doing my job. I have an oath Indianapolis Recorder Black History Month | February 28, 2020 17

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