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The Citizen your username your email Password recovery Louise Crisp Pearce Louise Crisp Pearce, 90, of Fayetteville, Georgia, went to be with her Heavenly Father on Tuesday, May 4, 2021. She was born on December 4, 1930, in Beaufort County, North Carolina, to the late Burley Evan Crisp and Bessie Jackson Crisp. She married her late husband, Wilbur Charles Pearce, on January 18, 1964. Louise was a longtime member of Fayetteville First United Methodist Church. She taught multiple Sunday School classes through the years and served on several church committees. She was a devoted wife and mother, loved her Lord and found great joy in her immediate and extended family. She will always be remembered for being quite talkative, for wearing hats and for her prayers she was a true prayer warrior. She loved working in her yard and was known for having a green thumb. ....
The nonprofit helps single moms bring their children to better neighborhoods. Steve Wartenberg The phone call from Move to Prosper couldn’t have come at a better time for Bessie Jackson and her two sons, Braylon, 12, and Derius, 8. “We were technically homeless,” Jackson says. Her grandmother’s old, drafty, money pit of a home on the East Side where she and her boys were living had caught fire four days earlier and was uninhabitable. Jackson, a home health care worker, had lost her job. “We were living in a hotel,” she says. It was 2018, and Jackson had been accepted into the three-year pilot of Move to Prosper, a collaboration between Ohio State University’s city and regional planning program and community organizations. The guiding principle is that single mothers and their children do better in higher-opportunity, safer neighborhoods with better school systems. The problem: These neighborhoods are expensive and beyond the means of most low-wage ear ....