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Vice Admiral JOHN T. PARKER, United States Navy (Ret.), age 89, died peacefully due to heart failure on June 25, 2021.
âTedâ was born May 4, 1932, in Wheelwright, Ky., to Ada and John Parker. In 1951, he was accepted to the US Naval Academy, and commissioned an Ensign in June of 1955. Unfortunately, his father had died just a few months earlier, so Ada moved to Huntington and began teaching at Meadows Elementary. She later married Wallace T. Rife of Huntington.
Adm. Parker served on a number of ships, commanding three: USS St. Clair County, USS Macdonough and USS Piedmont. His career eventually took him to Italy, where he served as Chief of Staff for the commander of the 6th Fleet. In 1978, he was assigned to lead the analytical effort to redefine the characteristics required in destroyers; this work led to design and construction of the Arleigh Burke class destroyers, still in service in large numbers. He regarded this work as his most significant contribution to the Nav
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The “Faith in our Future” campaign, which a St. Joseph Catholic Church committee launched two years ago to help finance the chapel and learning center project, raised $2.5 million.
Community Shout Out: St. Alexius gives big to community
Devils Lake Newsroom Special Feature
DEVILS LAKE- Andrew Lankowicz, Hospital President and Melanie Quinton, Foundation Director of CHI St. Alexius Health Devils Lake Hospital present a $100,000 check to Father Wilhelm and Michelle Clouse, St. Joseph’s Elementary School Principal. The check is in support of the new St. Mary’s Academy Chapel and Learning Resource Center building project. The hospital has committed $100,000 to the project over a 10 year time span, yearly checks of $10,000 will be presented.
K. William Boyer is the Managing Editor of the Devils Lake News Journal. He can be reached at kboyer@gannett.com, or by phone at (701) 662-2127.