GREECE â A. Lucille Votry (nee Preston), known as âLucyâ or âSpike,â passed away just 10 days shy of her 98th birthday on Dec. 8, 2020 at Rochester General Hospital. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 67 years, Robert J. Votry. They lived in and around the Batavia area until their retirement, where they moved to Greece, N.Y. Mrs. Votry spent many years as a seamstress for what was then Genesee Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her children, Virginia Terech of Laurel, Md., and Jim Votry of Rochester; grandsons, David Terech and Peter (Heather) Terech; great-grandchildren, Kevin Terech, Matthew Terech, Alexys Terech, and Nicole (Greg) Brunner and their son, Daulton; as well as many loving nieces, nephews and close cousins. Loyal and devoted, there is nothing that she wouldnât do for any of them. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
inauguration. the committee has apologized for that. but they are also saying they are going to go back and clean up the filing all together. they have told huffington post we plan to amend our report to reflect changes we have become aware of including many donor records or technical glitches that we have become aware of. so that s something. the larger question still stands. where is all the money? what is this giant fund for? they did not spend the money on this inaugural. if it cost 50 million for the most elaborate in 2009 it did not cost twice than that to put on this inauguration. it just didn t. so what did they do with the money? where is the money now? i m not teeing up this question because i have some big cable
just out of the blue that sure enough we finally have our c oh 4 status after four years of being harassed by the irs. tell me about the four years. what was it like? unbelievable. i m an american citizen. a dad from gilbert, arizona. started a tea party organization. wanted to help my country and didn t know about the legal ramifications of filing for c-4. we won t out, did the necessary paperwork. did everything we are supposed to do. we had several rounds of letters we received and our attorney received. the first was okay. just a normal vetting process. then the letters started to get intrusive and scary and actually would make a chill run up and down your spine asking for things like our donor records which are not required under a 501-c-4 application. our private e-mails, our