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Patsy J Beitelspacher Kenagy, 1950-2021

 Obituaries-Mobridge / Posted Feb 16, 2021 10:34 AM / 45 views Patsy Beitelspacher-Kenagy, 70 of Lebanon, passed away Thursday, February 11, 2021 at her home. Funeral service will be at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, February 20, 2021 at Christ Lutheran Church, Lebanon, with Pastor David Otten officiating. Burial will follow in the Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon. All are welcome to attend but for those that are unable to attend, a recording of the service will be available after the funeral.  For those that are able to attend, the wearing of masks will be recommended. Patsy Joan Beitelspacher was born June 2, 1950 at Holy Infant Hospital in Hoven, SD to Eugene C. and Shirley (Maroney) Beitelspacher of Lowry, SD. She was baptized and confirmed at Christ Lutheran Church in Lebanon. Patsy attended Lowry elementary school, and graduated from Selby High School.

Frank J Brown

He is survived by: Children: Debra Hicks (David) of Coaling, AL; Jerry Brown (Tammy) of Hammondville, AL; Angie Lyle (Andrew) of Northport, AL; & Katianna Sims of Fort Payne, AL Grandchildren: Melanie Foster (Wayne) of Coaling, AL; Amanda Duncan (Marc) of Coaling, AL; Andrea Lyle of Portland, OR; Anna Lyle of Northport, AL; Riley Jenkins, Lilah Sims and Saydi Sims, all of Fort Payne, AL Step-Granddaughters: Emily Talton (Matthew) & Heather Jones Five Great-Grandchildren He was preceded in death by his Parents and Six Siblings Mr. Brown was born in 1937 in Buhl, AL. He was a 1955 graduate of Tuscaloosa County High School and a 1960 graduate of The University of Alabama. He also briefly attended the Birmingham School of Law and was a member of the Farrah Law Society at The University of Alabama.

Eden Cemetery, burial ground of Marion Anderson, seeks funds

WHYY By Joyce Mosley stands in Eden Cemetery on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020. Mosely believes she has nearly 100 relatives buried at Eden. (Ryan Collerd for PlanPhilly) Google “Eden Cemetery” and you’re bound to encounter an impressive list of influential Black Philadelphians laid to rest there. Absalom Jones, Marian Anderson, Octavius Catto, Julian Abele, Frances Harper, and William Still are a few of the well-known figures who come up. But Eden’s story is larger than its “notables.” Its very existence was shaped by segregation and the fight for civil rights, a history legible in its archival documents, material culture, and physical design, if you know how to read them.

Wreaths Across America event to honor veterans this Saturday

Wreaths Across America event to honor veterans this Saturday
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