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Biden Made 'Obamacare' Cheaper, Sign-Up Deadline Nears A4 | SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 2021 OBITUARIES WACO TRIBUNE-HERALD Biden made ‘Obamacare’ James Arnold Cromleigh Robert Rouse June 5, 1953 - August 11,2021 Rushing cheaper, sign-up James “Jim” Arnold Cromleigh, 68, husband of Aug. 22, 1947 - Aug. 9, 2021 Janis Marie Breitkreutz Cromleigh, died Wednesday, Robert Rouse Rushing August 11, 2021 at McLeod Regional Medical Center passed away unexpectedly deadline nears in Florence. on Monday, August 9, Born June 5, 1953, in New Britain, Connecticut, he 2021, at Providence was ason of the late James A. Cromleigh and the late Hospital. The service will RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Biden’s special enroll- Janet Albert Cromleigh. Mr. Cromleigh retired from be held at Oakwood Associated Press ment period ends at mid- the Department of Defense. He also spent time working Cemetery on Saturday, WASHINGTON — With night local time Sunday at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and August 14, at 10 am with the Obama health care law around the country. The Kings Mountain National Military Park accumulating Dr. Randall Perry undergoing a revival under regular annual sign-up more than 25 years as afederal employee. He was an officiating. President Joe Biden, this season won’t start again Alum and avid fan of Kansas State University where Bob was born in Waco, Sunday is the deadline for until Nov. 1. he played on the K-State football team. Texas. He attended Waco High School where he played consumers to take advan- Interest has been high Survivors in addition to his wife of 39 years include baseball and then went on to Texas Tech University. tage of a special sign-up in a couple of states feel- one daughter, Hope Millwood (Kevin) of Bishopville; He graduated from Sam Houston State University in period for private cover- ing the scourge of the delta one grandson, Tyler Millwood; two sisters, Judy Huntsville. age made more affordable variant. Nearly 490,000 Eversfield (Vic) of Sabastian, Florida, and Jody Bob was an outdoorsman. He loved hunting and by his COVID-19 relief law. people have signed up in Cromleigh of Reston, Virginia; and anumber of nieces fishing. He particularly enjoyed going to Colombia to A strong close would Florida, and more than and nephews. fish for peacock bass. He loved to garden and share his bolster Biden’s case that 360,000 have done so in He was preceded in death by his brother, John bounty with friends and neighbors. He was always a Congress needs to make Texas. permanent the temporary At a nonprofit service Cromleigh. good cook and made an outstanding pecan pie! boost in health insurance center in Austin, Texas, The family will receive friends from 2to3p.m. Bob was the consummate entrepreneur having subsidies provided by the more than 500 people Sunday at Elmore-Cannon-Stephens Funeral Home started Schmaltz’s and then owning several COVID legislation. His have enrolled so far with and after 2p.m. Saturday at the home of Kevin and convenience stores over the years. campaign promise to build the help of staff and vol- Hope Millwood, 2236 Green Lane, Bishopville. Survivors include his sister, Virginia Hoffman, of on existing programs to unteers. Foundation Com- Memorials may be sent to acharity of one’s choice Houston; nephew, Danny Hoffman and wife, Cheryl, move the U.S. toward cov- munities health program in memory of Jim. and their daughters, Kaley and Kendall, of Houston; erage for all may also gain director Aaron DeLaO said Elmore-Cannon-Stephens Funeral Home nephew, Mark Hoffman, and wife, Lizabeth, and credence. the schedule is booked and and Crematorium of Sumter is in charge of the their children, Jessica, Jared, and Jake of Sugar Land; The government says they’re working to clear arrangements. cousin Richard Copeland, his wife, Theresa, and their more than 2.5 million peo- the waiting list. Sign the Guest Book at www.wacotrib.com children, of San Antonio. ple have signed up since “Especially with the Bob had recently said he had lived agreat life and Biden ordered the Health- delta variant, people are had few regrets. He was special! Care.gov marketplace to thinking about their health reopen Feb. 15 to account a little more,” he said. The family invites you to for health insurance needs The application pro- share amessage or memory in the pandemic. Then, cess can be complicated, on our “Tribute Wall” at starting in April, the cost requiring details about www.WHBfamily.com. of coverage came down citizenship or legal im- Mitchell Fadal, Jr. due to sweeter subsidies migrant status, income, Sign the Guest Book at www.wacotrib.com in the COVID law, which and household members. Sept. 3, 1946 - Aug. 5, 2021 attracted more enrollment. That’s before a consumer With profound sadness Officials at the Centers even picks a health insur- we announce the passing of for Medicare and Medic- ance plan. People can ap- Mitchell W. Fadal, Jr. aid Services, or CMS, are ply online, via the Health- Mitch passedpeacefully at hoping that this deadline Care.gov call center, or his home after along battle. weekend in mid-August through programs like the Memorial servicewill be at will surprise skeptics. one in Austin. 2p.m.Sunday, August 15, “We’ve seen even in About 9 in 10 customers 2021, at Connally/ the last couple of weeks at Foundation Communi- increased interest in en- ties have selected standard Compton with Pastor rollment,” Administra- “silver” plans, which cost Bruce Worley officiating. tor Chiquita Brooks-La- somewhat more but offer Visitation will be from12 Sure said in an interview. better financial protection to 2p.m., Sunday, August “When you make cover- when illness strikes. “That 15, at thefuneral home. age more affordable, peo- to me says that people are Predeceased by his parents, Mitch, Sr. and ple buy it. What we need really interested in having Rosemary, he wasborninSan Antonio. He graduated to do is to make coverage comprehensive coverage,” from AlamoHeightsHigh School in 1965. During Gone,but not more affordable.” said DeLaO. the Vietnam Warheservedatthe Pentagonasa Dental Technologist. He later becameanIndependent forgotten. Insurance Agent, self-employedfor 48 years. Mitch was an avid sportsman who lovedtofish and hunt. He NANCI GRIFFITH: 1953-2021 was adedicatedmember, Past President of the Waco Syrian-Lebanese Association and astrong Patriot. Mitch was adevoted Christian who strived to live “The Fruit of the Spirit.” Among his greatest joys were timesspentwith family, and working in his beautiful yard.Beloved brother, husband, Poppy, Godfather, cousin and friendtoall, he is gone from us too soon. Married23years to Dianne, he called hersons, Chris, Brent, Jon, andseven grandchildren his own. The oldest of four siblings, he is survived by brothers, John, Larry, and sister, Susan. Inlieuofflowers,donations to Shriners Childrens Hospital are gratefully requested.May he rest in ROSEMOUND JULIE JACOBSON, ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO Peaceand rise in Glory. CEMETRY Nanci Griffith performs during the ACLU Freedom Concert 2124S.5th Street 254-752-6492 on Oct. 4, 2004, in New York. Griffith, whose literary songs Waco, Texas 76706 3201 S. 12th St. like “Love at the Five and Dime” celebrated the South, has (254) 754-1631 Waco, Texas 76706 died. She was 68. Sign the Guest Book at www.wacotrib.com www.OakwoodWaco.com www.rosemoundwaco.com William James Texas native was MosleyIII Lake Ridge Aug. 14, 1937 - Aug. 8, 2021 Grammy-winning folk Jim Mosley, 83, passed Healthy Living away on August 8atSenior Care of Hewitt. Services Private Residential CareHome singer-songwriter will be private. Jim was born in Waco, Long Term Care•Hospice Physical Rehab •Respite KRISTIN M. HALL Bette Midler tune. The Texas and graduated from Associated Press La Vega High School. He song appeared on Griffith’s When afamily gets “beyond” the abilities of an assisted NASHVILLE, Tenn. — first major label release, served in the United States Nanci Griffith, the Gram- “Lone Star State of Mind” Naval Reserve and both living facility,then Uni offers the very best care anyone my-winning folk sing- in 1987. the Bellmead and Waco could ask for! Here are just afew pints to consider: er-songwriter from Texas Her 1993 album “Other Fire Departments. He •24/7 individual private care with whose literary songs like Voices, Other Rooms,” graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography in “help” available in 30 seconds “Love at the Five and Dime” earned a Grammy for best Santa Barbara, California. Jim was married to Patricia celebrated the South, has contemporary folk album. Harberts for over forty-five years. or less died. She was 68. Named after a Truman Jim worked for the Fort Worth Press, the Orange •Fully-furnished, private with Her management com- Capote novel, the album County Register in Santa Ana, California, and the hoyer lift and assisted transfers pany, Gold Mountain En- features Griffith singing Gazette Telegraph in Colorado Springs, Colorado. tertainment, said Griffith with Harris, John Prine, His career in news photography included many photos rooms died Friday but did not Arlo Guthrie and Guy used by the Associated Press as well as covers of •Home cooked meals and access to acovered outdoor provide a cause of death. Clark on classic folk songs. several national magazines. Jim covered both state “It was Nanci’s wish In 2008, Griffith won deck with abeautiful lake view and national figures including six U.S. presidents. Jim that no further formal the Lifetime Achievement statement or press release Trailblazer Award from the returned to Waco and worked for over twenty years as •Ability to confer with Uni about medications and happen for a week fol- Americana Music Associ- the Photography Manager at Padgitt’s. He also taught personal needs lowing her passing,” Gold ation.
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