AUBURN â With just a few weeks until actors were set to take to the stage in performances of âThe Best Christmas Pageant Everâ last December, Excelsior Arts Academy and Youth Theater Executive Director Kent Johnson was forced to cancel the show.
Cases of COVID-19 were on the rise, and while the First Christian Church in Auburn was the perfect setting to tell the Christmas story, there was not the room needed for the cast to socially distance backstage, Johnson explained.
âThis was one of the most difficult decisions I ever had to make. As you might guess, many people were disappointed due to the amount of work that had already occurred,â Johnson said.
Steven Jerome Hathaway, age 69 passed away on March 31, 2001 in Knoxville TN. following an extended illness.
Steve was born on May 2, 1951, in Elizabethton TN, to the late Alma Phillips Hathaway and Raymond Jerome Hathaway.
He graduated from Science Hill High School, Johnson City TN in 1969 and subsequently served in the US Army. He later earned an Engineering Degree from Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville TN and continued to work in this field until his retirement.
Steve is survived by his wife Gail Bryant Hathaway, son Andrew Hathaway, his wife Meagan Hathaway, grandson Hollace Hathaway, and brother Mitchell Hathaway.
Steve was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and a kind and considerate friend.
Steven Jerome Hathaway, age 69 passed away on March 31, 2001 in Knoxville TN. following an extended illness.
Steve was born on May 2, 1951, in Elizabethton TN, to the late Alma Phillips Hathaway and Raymond Jerome Hathaway.
He graduated from Science Hill High School, Johnson City TN in 1969 and subsequently served in the US Army. He later earned an Engineering Degree from Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville TN and continued to work in this field until his retirement.
Steve is survived by his wife Gail Bryant Hathaway, son Andrew Hathaway, his wife Meagan Hathaway, grandson Hollace Hathaway, and brother Mitchell Hathaway.
Steve was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and a kind and considerate friend.
Jesse Lavoie believes that âeveryone should be allowed their federal right to grow.â
Author of the article: Sam Riches
Publishing date: Feb 22, 2021  â¢Â February 23, 2021  â¢Â 4 minute read Lavoie was prescribed medical cannabis following a violent workplace incident that left him with post-traumatic stress disorder and altered his career focus. Photo by Toba Grown Instagram
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