Missiles. About ten minutes ago all reporters saying that iran says if the u. S. Retaliaretaliates, will continue this offensive in other parts of the world, possibly dubi. Any countries that might align with the u. S. Will be punished as well. This is not the iran of the 1980s when they held americans hostage. They have some of the most sophisticated short range and Medium Range Missiles around. They have a new school of sophisticated drones that can take orders in mid flight. When were talking about attacks, forebget about the ide of troops moving over. So the ball is now clearly in the president s court and the issue is one of the things that people keep talking about is the fact that we have had such a deterioration of top people from the white house there that have the ability to manage this situation. Is that cause for concern that the president may not have the backup, the military and intelligence backup, to make the right decision . Yeah. We use the word institutional memory.
Beverly Pfeiffer
QUINNESEC Beverly Pfeiffer, 77 years of age, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2020, surrounded by her husband of 57 years and family at her home in Quinnesec.
Bev was born Dec. 7, 1943, in Flint, Mich., to the late Martha and Earle Chiles Sr. She was the youngest of two children (one preceded her in death) and has two younger half-brothers. Bev spent her childhood between their Flint home and her grandmother’s farm in Engadine, which offered enjoyable hard work, slow pace, and wide-open spaces.
Bev married Francis (Butch) Pfeiffer in 1963 and together had four children. The family moved to the Loretto/Hamilton Lakes area in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in 1972 where they remained through 1992 with the final move to Quinnesec, where she resided. Early on, Bev was an active member of St. Barbara Catholic Church in Vulcan, and then with American Martyrs Catholic Church in Kingsford, for the last 28 years.