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April 22, 2021
Denise Marie (Soukup) Berilla, 71, of Lewes Beach died peacefully in her sleep Monday, April 19, 2021. She was born Dec. 1, 1949, in Maynard, Ohio.
Denise was one of five daughters, and from an early age, loved grocery shopping with her mom Anne. Her love of food and cooking only grew. She went to college and earned a bachelor of science in home economics from The Ohio State University. Denise met the love of her life, David, during college, and he courted her in his GTO and white socks. They were married in 1970.
They moved to Springfield, Ohio, and had their first daughter Anna, and within three years moved to Gunnison, Colo., where their second daughter, Jennifer, was born. Denise rejoiced in being a mother and making a home. She was a seamstress and would make her daughters matching clothes and husband a matching tie with the leftover material. She was one of the first foodies and loved world cuisine and sharing her talent for cooking with
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WATSEKA, ILLINOIS - Iroquois Memorial Hospital is inviting the community to participate in its celebration of National Day of Prayer, according to a news release.
At 8 a.m. May 6 participants will meet at the IMH flagpole on the corner of 4th Street and East Fairman Avenue in celebration of National Day of Prayer.
The Watseka American Legion Post 23 will be raising the flag to start our ceremony with the Rev. John Franklin, Iroquois Memorial Hospice chaplain coordinator/bereavement co-coordinator, along with pastors from Trinity Church, Faith Lutheran Church,
Centennial Christian Church, Milford Christian Church, First Christian Church, St. Edmund Catholic Church, First Presbyterian Church and First United Methodist Church, who will be leading prayer time. National Day of prayer was proclaimed a day of prayer for the nation in 1952. This yearâs theme is âNow the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is libertyâ 2 Cor
In 2019, then-Mayor Paul Kuhns said the city wanted to stay as neutral as possible and let everyone celebrate the holiday season the way they see fit.
The city responded to the lawsuit in August, saying that it had not violated any constitutional rights because it did not have a policy that prohibited religious displays, according to court documents.
Commissioners later approved a policy Dec. 7 that prohibits any private unattended displays on city property. This policy does not apply to unattended displays owned by the city.
In 2020, Rehoboth Beach displayed a holiday display that included an illuminated menorah, a Kwanzaa display, a snowman, lighted Christmas trees and a crèche it purchased in 2020 consisting of a wooden shelter and at least 10 statues.
Red Cross blood donation event set April 23 in Rehoboth capegazette.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from capegazette.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.