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Michelle A. Fayand Harris
WILLIAMSBURG Michelle A. Fayand Harris, 87, passed away peacefully holding her daughter Sandra’s hand on the evening of Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021
Michelle was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph and Denise Fayand, as well as her loving husband and partner of 58 years, Dorce Z. Harris.
Michelle was born Feb. 13, 1934, in Paris, France. Michelle’s job at the PX had her parking right outside of Dorce’s post in France, where he first saw her beautiful face and fell in love for a lifetime. They married March 31, 1955, in the City of La Rochelle, on the west coast of France. They traveled around the world until finally settling in Denbigh. It was there that she began taking care of dogs, especially poodles. She eventually moved to Williamsburg and opened Dorcelle Kennels and affectionately became “The Poodle Lady.” She had clients come to her from all over Hampton Roads and Richmond. She also bred and showed prize-winning poodles.
Death Penalty Information Centerexecution database has found.
On February 18, 2021, the U.S. reached 225 days since
Texas
executed
Billy Wardlow on July 8, 2020, the last state execution conducted since the COVID-19 pandemic. That interval surpassed the 224 days between the September 25, 2007 execution of
Michael Richard in Texas and the May 6, 2008 execution of
William Lynd in Kentucky’s lethal-injection protocol in
On February 11, the U.S. Supreme Court let stand an injunction against Alabama’s scheduled execution of Willie B. Smith III, unless the state agreed to permit his religious advisor to minister to him in the execution chamber. Alabama then called off the execution, which would have ended the stretch of time without a state execution at 218 days. The only longer periods of time between state executions since executions resumed in January 1977 occurred before states had fully resumed capital punishment. Four of the first five executions in the U.S. after