The Martha s Vineyard Times
Fonnie M. (Morse) Austin, 103, of Vineyard Haven, died on Wednesday, May 12, 2021, at Windemere Nursing Home. She was the mother of Abbie Taylor and William Austin.
Her service will be held at a later date, and a complete obituary will appear in another edition of this paper.
Arrangements are under the care of Chapman Funerals and Cremations of Oak Bluffs. Please visit chapmanfuneral.com for online guestbook and information.
TAGS
Mum of two given 12 months to live after cancer returns for third time
Nikki Davis has compiled a bucket list of the things she wants to do with her children
Nikki Davis from Halewood and her two children Louis, 20, and Abbie, 22
Get our Knowsley newsletter for the best stories, photos, videos and opinionInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.
Sign up now
When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.
Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice
A mum-of-two was told the devastating news she may have just 12 months left to live after her cancer returned for the third time.
Students Celebrate International Jazz Day at Adelaide Festival Centre
The workshops will culminate in participants performing a jazz parade, using instruments and voice, around the Rotunda in Elder Park.by BWW News Desk
South Australian secondary school students will unite today and join global celebrations for UNESCO s International Jazz Day with performance workshops led by local jazz creatives Jo Lawry, Will Vinson, Kyrie Anderson and Lazaro Numa at Adelaide Festival Centre.
About 100 students from Gawler and District College, Playford International College and Salisbury East High School have been invited to Adelaide Festival Centre participate in specially crafted workshops focusing on jazz performance as a conversation and process of music making.
Thousands of snacks and notes of encouragement are rolling in to help refuel healthcare workers in Oneida County. The response to Snacks for Healthcare Workers of Oneida County has been absolutely incredible, says Abbie Taylor, who created the drive after asking a friend, who is a nurse, how she could help. In the first 5 days more than 2500 snacks were donated.
The first delivery of snacks at three hospitals in Oneida County took place on Monday, January 11th. Each snack box included encouraging notes to Healthcare workers. The frontline workers have a long road ahead of them so we hope to provide enough snacks to fuel and support them during the ongoing spike of COVID hospitalization, says Taylor. Keep in mind that one prepackaged snack is about 100-200 calories, so a healthcare worker may have one or several snacks to fuel them through their 12-14 hour shift.
Help Refuel Front Liners With Snacks for Healthcare Workers
It s the little things that can go a long way. Snacks for Healthcare Workers of Oneida County is helping refuel those working tirelessly on the front lines during the coronavirus pandemic.
Abbie Taylor started the campaign after she asked her friend, who is a nurse, how she could help. She said having grab and go snack available during shifts would be amazing because it s hard to find time to eat during long shifts when they are busy caring for patients.
The increase in COVID hospitalization has healthcare workers running a marathon with no finish line in sight. Taylor says many people are including notes of encouragement with their snacks to help front line workers make it through the day, mentally and physically. I think this is so meaningful to the people writing the notes and the ones receiving them. I like to imagine a frontline workers having a really rough time and that a kind note of support, encouragement and