Representative Nancy Mace (R-SC) posted a tweet commemorating her graduation from The Citadel this high school dropout became the first woman to graduate from The Citadel.” The post which was intended as a celebratory message on The Citadel’s graduation day was quickly met with a Community Note correcting the historical inaccuracy According to the correction, the first woman to graduate from The Citadel was Maxine Hudson, who earned a Master of Arts in Teaching in 1970. The Community Note cites an article on the Citadel’s webpage giving the distinction of first woman to graduate to Hudson While Mace is widely known as the first woman to graduate from The Citadel’s Corps of Cadets—a milestone she reached in 1999—the Community Note highlights the importance of distinguishing between the college’s cadet program and its graduate school Nancy Mace's tweets claiming to be the first women graduate of The Citadel12Gallery12 ImagesMace has repeatedly presented herself as the first woman to graduate from The Citadel in campaign ads and social media posts often garnering millions of views a move that erases earlier women graduates before her Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application She was surrounded by love and treated like a queen by the caring staff in her final days and graduated as valedictorian from Arthur High School in 1955 Nancy especially excelled in basketball and was active in 4H earning many awards for her work and creativity Nancy married Monte Swanson and together they raised three children: sons Kim and Shannon and began a successful insurance career with State Farm She later thrived at Powell-Kunkel Insurance before co-founding K & K Insurance and her deep care for every client she served They made their home on a horse ranch called 2 Arrow where life was always full of energy and hard work she was often traveling with John or helping him shoe horses They also opened their hearts and home to foster children building lasting relationships with many over the years Nancy cherished time at her cabin on Round Lake especially enjoying the sound of loons and the beauty of nature bird watching with her binoculars and bird book by the window She especially loved floating in her pool with her nieces her sister-in-law and enjoying lady lunches with friends and family She had been a star player in high school and followed college basketball closely She often dreamed of coaching girls' basketball and proudly supported her grandchildren always offering encouragement and pointers Nancy also loved her morning "Ops Meetings" with John and Kim and hosting card games and chats with visiting nieces John Kuntz; son Kim Swanson (Retired Military); daughter Julie Robbins and her husband Gregg Robbins of West Fargo ND; granddaughter Lacey Kvamme and her husband Paul Kvamme of St MN; grandson Lucas Swanson of New York; great-grandson Obie Kvamme and great granddaughter Shannon Dolly Kvamme; brother Jon “Jack” Fowler and his wife Mary Fowler of Bismarck She is also survived by many beloved nieces and nephews Nancy was preceded in death by her parents were the precious light of her life and brought immense joy and brightness to her days Though we are deeply saddened by her passing we are forever thankful for the time we shared with her and compassion that will live on in all who knew her Funeral Services for Nancy will be held on Tuesday ND with Reverend JoHanna Buchholz officiating There will be a time of fellowship in the church dining hall following the funeral service Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors VA — Nancy Jean Wells McKenney (known as Jean to family and friends in Maine) passed away peacefully with her family by her side Sunday Nancy was a pillar of her community and will be remembered with deep love and gratitude Her dance partner and partner in life of 45 wonderful years Reginald H they rejoice in knowing that she and Reg are now reunited Nancy did not know a stranger and is known by her grandkids as one of the best huggers   From the days growing up on the dairy/strawberry farm in New Vineyard ME to her many road adventures to visit her kids she would always have a story to tell of someone new she met along the way her door was always open to everyone and there was always time to chat while rocking on the front porch Nancy was a giver and liked to pay it forward with all the berries she picked and making everyone’s favorite goodies such as northern pies (chocolate crème Nancy made beautiful Christmas wreaths that adorned many homes and businesses throughout the community and family homes Nancy graduated from Husson College in 1959 and was proud to be the first woman to earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting at Husson whether busy packing lunches for school or supporting their many activities she still found time to be active in the community There were always adventures to visit family and friends even a cross-country trip with the family one summer She continued to travel (without maps) to or with family and friends while continuing to spend the summers on Embden Pond in Maine where she enjoyed supervising projects David S McKenney (Patricia “Patti”) of Embden NC and Amanda M Mueller (Geoff) of Raleigh   She is preceded in death by her husband Reginald H McKenney (Reg) and her son-in-law Richard B Whitlock (Dick) resiliency and perseverance will live on through her family and all who knew her Visitation for family and friends will be held on Friday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the McKenney Family Home the family will receive guests starting at 11 AM at The Lesner Inn (3319 Shore Dr VA 23451) with a Celebration of Life and a reception to follow starting at 11:30 AM The family also welcomes visitors at the family home following the reception 2025 at 11:00 AM at the Forest Hill Cemetery (229 Upper Park St A Celebration of life and reception will follow at The Solon Hotel (4 N Main St The family will receive guests starting at 12:30 PM with the Celebration of Life and reception beginning at 1:00 PM donations may be made in memory of Nancy to a charity of your choice or one of Nancy’s favorites below Heating Assistance Programs  – Please indicate HEAP on the donations Nancy’s unwavering dedication to her family and all those she knew will forever be cherished by those whose lives she touched Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" The Daily Bulldog is a completely free, fully online publication dedicated to covering the wide variety of happenings in Franklin County. We aim for timeliness, for our news to go far, and to be a reliable point of information for local residents. For immediate questions and concerns, please call (207) 778-8146 or email thedailybulldog@gmail.com  Daily Bulldog depends on businesses like yours to support our independently owned community paper and news reporting For information on how to advertise please visit our advertising page or contact us at (207) 778-8146 or thedailybulldog@gmail.com In honor of today’s White Sox announcement that Nancy Faust will return to Sox Park for six games this summer it seems an appropriate time to reprint Lurker Laura’s terrific and incisive piece from 2018 advocating for greater honor to be paid Nancy at Sox Park Nancy Faust is getting inducted into something called the Shrine of the Eternals at the Baseball Reliquary “Shrine of Eternals” is pretty self-explanatory though; it means “a container for holy relics.” So this honor recognizes the most awesome of all awesome baseball things it’s a hall of fame for off-field contributions to baseball and her incorporation of musical puns as players walked to the plate (drop your favorites in the comments) Nancy Faust at a Sox game was as sacrosanct as hot dogs Players and managers and uniform styles came and went My most vivid memories in my early years as a Sox fan involve three things: In short, Nancy Faust was a big part of my baseball life, and I wasn’t the only one. As a fan, you felt like you knew Nancy. “Oh, good old classic Nancy,” you’d nod as she played “Walk the Line” after Frank Thomas drew a base on balls She welcomed fans coming to her booth and saying hello Nancy’s crowning achievement was her rendition of Take Me Out to the Ballgame at every other baseball stadium I’ve been to (Current White Sox organist Lori Moreland also does a top-notch job The folks at The Baseball Reliquary are getting it right And I hereby propose that to mark this truly deserved honor the next statue on the White Sox concourse be of Nancy Faust raise your hand if you ever get your picture taken next to that plaque Tell me that you point it out to friends or family who are attending a Sox game for the first time and then proceed to annoy them with stories of your favorite Nancy Faust song cue because you don’t do either of those things But I bet your softball-style-1980s-replica-jersey you’d do both if there was a statue White Sox fans love our “people” as much as our players Is there another groundskeeper in all of MLB with a nickname Would Sox fans have rioted if Bill Veeck’s beloved pinwheeled exploding scoreboard hadn’t been replicated in the New Comiskey Are we more than slightly peeved that Harry Caray was a true genius broadcaster with the Sox before he got drunk and rambling and somehow more famous elsewhere Perhaps we feel this ferocity towards the people who made Sox Park a special place to be because there’s something in the Sox fan DNA to be proud of contrariness I see your 27 World Series championships over there Comiskey Park was a magical place for me in the late 70s and early 80s But I never had a bad time at the park as long as the shower was running cold and Nancy was there to play Take Me Out to the Ballgame Nancy was the daughter of the late Ralph and Enid Stewart her faith was an important part of her life Judith Stewart Findley and Amy Stewart Green; her brother Nancy also leaves behind her paternal aunt A graveside service will take place on Sunday at 3:00 PM at Sonlight Baptist Church Cemetery It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Mother and a devoted daughter of Lee and Elma Pruett of Sanford Our Mother worked hard to provide a home filled with love She will always be cherished for her warm personality “Nanny” was very blessed to have a close relationship and special bond with her four grandchildren and her six great grandchildren who adored her and will carry on her legacy of love Her nieces and nephews will miss her generous heart and she was famous for her excellent home cooking and baking and she was very proud of her beautiful gardens “Miss Nancy” loved spending time with children and her daycare business was very rewarding and successful Her love of children was one of her greatest virtues Family and dear friends are invited to a celebration of her life to be held at St Luke Methodist Chapel on May 17th at 1:00pm Family will receive friends following the service for refreshments and fellowship in the Parlor Memorial contributions can be made in her honor to FirstHealth Hospice currently the Vice Presiding Clerk of Nairobi Monthly Meeting and Chair of the Finance & Stewardship Committee.  As a member of the Local Meeting of Friends Church Athi River, Nancy has served in God's vineyard since the year 2011 as a Treasurer and later Presiding Clerk.  Nancy has 20 years of experience in finance and is a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountant (ICPAK) and holder of KCA University Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) Second Class Honours - Upper Division Degree She is the General Manager of Heritage Foods Kenya Limited a Kenyan-owned dog food manufacturing company She provides leadership and management in developing implementing and monitoring the company's business strategy policies and processes in line with its vision and values while overseeing various functions and departments to achieve operational excellence The loss of her presence will be felt by all who knew and loved her Nancy was born on January 19,1955 in midtown Manhattan - the daughter of a stockbroker father John J Smith and a magazine editor mother Nora O’Leary Nancy considered herself incredibly lucky to grow up in the heart of New York City where she savored museums and fascinating people from around the world While her parents rose from limited means and educational opportunities they prioritized and sacrificed for their children’s education - a choice that influenced everything in Nancy’s life She graduated from the Spence School in NYC in 1973 attended Connecticut College before transferring to Brigham Young University to complete her Bachelor’s Degree in 1977 followed by a Master’s Degree in Journalism and Public Affairs from American University in Washington Nancy made the life changing decision to become a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Nancy felt her greatest and most significant identity was as a daughter of God and a disciple of Jesus Christ She served faithfully in a variety of Church callings including fifteen years as a Relief Society president at the branch Nancy believed there was no greater call than teaching the doctrine of Christ and she particularly loved working with teens and young adults who became her treasured Describing how her life changed after she was baptized Nancy often described it as if her life went from black and white to full color Nancy met and married the love of her life Michael Smith Nebeker while she was in graduate school in D.C They began the adventure of a lifetime by immediately moving to Bangkok assisting Amer-Asian children left behind from the Vietnam War They spent the first three years of marriage abroad and then returned stateside for Michael’s graduate work and a three-year stint in New York City before returning to Thailand for another seven years They finally repatriated to the Salt Lake Valley in 1993 to begin their long association with the Waterford School in Sandy six amazing children were born - two in New York Teaching each of them how to read and love good books to appreciate the beauty of nature all around them and to serve and respect folks from around the world brought meaning and purpose to her experience as a mother spending time at their stunning North Eden ranch at Bear Lake and playing games together to close out the day were some of her favorite things to enjoy with each of them some of Nancy’s greatest satisfaction and joy came from her work as the Dean of Students at Waterford School Nancy had a deep belief in the potential and capacity of young people and she delighted in helping her students see the opportunity hidden in every challenge Helping students grow and triumph simply fed her soul She often told families and students that her door was always open to them They soon discovered that her heart was always open too ready to help and support them as they navigated difficult things Lismore and Reid along with six treasured grandchildren Emma Gage Her bonus son Marc Gardner (Lilit) has also been a tender blessing along with her sister Wendy (Chris) and brother Stephen (Sally) and their children you’re invited to make a donation to The Nancy Nebeker Scholarship Fund http://waterfordschool.org/nancynebekerscholarship cemetery just a stone’s throw away from her beloved Bear Lake A luncheon will follow the service for invited family and close friends to share good food and sweet memories together We were saddened by the news of Nancy’s death All of the Colton and Woller families offer our deepest condolences to Michael I was heartbroken to hear of Nancy’s passing She was my Cub Scout leader in Bangkok Thailand and truly a mom away from home when I stayed with your family for a week in elementary school I look back on those memories with deep admiration and love for the amazing woman she was intelligence and warmth left a lasting impression on me and I know she touched the lives of so many Please accept my heartfelt condolences — I’m holding your family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time She was a beacon of insightfulness and offered with grace and wisdom sincere encouragement a student or parent needed to hear when academic or personal challenges or opportunities presented itself her family knows her spirit has left an indelible imprint on so many that her legacy will live for many generations and I want to extend my deepest condolences to all of you Nicki and I had the privilege of working alongside Nancy for many years and we were continually inspired by her passion and unwavering dedication to education and students She had a remarkable gift for making things happen If there was something to do and Nancy was there Her legacy lives on in the countless lives she touched Please know that our thoughts are with all of the Waterford community and her family during this difficult time and her memory will always be a blessing of love and dedication Michael and family,All our love and prayers go out to you Nancy is a beautiful person and will be so very missed She showed sincere interest in each person she talked with Beautiful tribute to a truly inspirational woman I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Nancy Though it’s been many years since I last saw her I have such fond memories of the time we spent together while living in Bangkok and the many meaningful conversations we shared Nancy had a special way of making people feel welcome—I’ll always remember the many times she opened her home and invited me to share a meal My heartfelt condolences to Michael and the rest of your family She was the dearest of friends during my time in Washington DC I too was blessed by Nancy’s big and open heart Dear Nebeker Family my deepest condolences ms nebeker was the sweetest woman i’ve ever met la recordaremos con mucho amor y nos deja un ejemplo para recordarla por siempre Nancy was a person who you always felt she cared about you I enjoyed getting to know Nancy and her family She showed family was always important to her May all her family have peace and comfort at this time Nancy's Irish cousins still residing in the village of Ardmore just outside the historic city of Derry in Northern Ireland received the deeply sorrowful news of her passing with the sincerest of condolences and unwavering support We cherish the vivid and joyful memories of Nancy and Mike's unexpected and delightful visit back in June 2017 The serendipitous discovery that we had living descendants of our great Aunt was an event that truly surprised and deeply touched us all We instantly felt a powerful and undeniable connection with Nancy and the innate ability to bridge distances and forge bonds Her kindness and engaging spirit left an indelible mark on our hearts and the laughter and stories shared during that precious time will forever be treasured We want you to know that Nancy and her wonderful family will be held close in our thoughts and included in our prayers during this period of mourning and beyond May you find solace in the cherished memories you hold and strength in the love that surrounds you We were very sad to learn of Nancy's passing She was our daughter's Nursery 4 teacher 30 years ago and was a caring and devoted school presence for all the years since that time We will pray for your comfort and assurance that she is continuing on in her work of service on the other side I am saddened that such an amazing person left your family Our hearts and prayers reach out to invoke peace and confidence in the Lord that the love and joy you have known together continues beyond the bounds of mortality Nancy was an amazing person who blessed the lives of so many I have many memories of her from our time together in Bangkok seminary teacher and most memorably lead our weekly study group Praying you are comforted and feel the peace that passes all understanding I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of your beloved wife Please accept my sincere condolences during this profoundly difficult time My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family My deepest condolences to you and your family Nancy was a great human being and will be really missed I was confused and sad upon discovering Nancy's passing my memories of her kindness and warmth will always remain alive My past interactions with her invariably made me feel as if I were someone special She was wonderfully supportive of my time teaching at the Waterford School I feel remorse for Mike and the children who will keenly miss Nancy's presence I will never forget the way she greeted all the students with a smile and how she remembered all of our names no matter how brief our interactions were It is with heartfelt and sincere condolences that I send you all my thoughts and prayers and those of the entire International School Bangkok community on the passing of your dear Nancy Every day I come to work at our beautiful campus in Pakkret I think of the contributions of Michael and I’m deeply sorry that Nancy is no longer with us She always had a warm smile and treated everyone like family We’ll miss her so much—she will always hold a special place in our hearts.With love,Claudia Bravo Michael - It is difficult to know what to say as we mourn the far too early departure of Nancy; such an engaging and vibrant person It is a mystery why she was called home so early when her gifts and talents were such a blessing to so many here When we are all gathered together again in the same place perhaps it will be clearer May you have an extra measure of peace and comfort in the assurance of an inevitable reunion Please know of our love and admiration for both of you Please receive our deepest and heartfelt condolences Nancy received our 3 daughters coming from Peru with open arms a big heart and always caring for their well-being We developed a very close friendship; at Waterford Nancy touched so many hearts and served countless who were hopeless and finding their way through life Dorothy and I have been touched by her generous spirit We had the pleasure of getting to know Nancy during out time at Waterford from 2014-2024 She always was one step ahead and knew how to handle every situation She was genuinely interested in every student and wanted to help them succeed My heartfelt condolences to you Michael and family I am sure she will continuously let you know the family path We are so great full for her friendship and love when we started our family in BKK Your guidance and love helped us know and choose the family way Thanks so much for giving us the chance to be part of your life Michael and Family,We were very saddened to receive the news of Nancy's passing effervescent attitude about nearly everything made her so fun to be around and made shared experiences more exciting and memorable Kristie was especially grateful for her friendship and help in navigating Bangkok We know that she is brightening the Spirit World and surely teaching the truth that we are that we might have joy We pray that your family will be comforted by the promise that - through the grace of the Savior - you'll be with her again The word that describes Nancy to me is love...pure love We shared a lot of wonderful times together What a privilege to have known her and felt her impact on our lives What a disciple of Christ!Paraphrasing Emily Dickinson Invisible and music and positive as sound." We look forward to being in her angel school for Christ We love you and are praying for your family We have sweet memories of Namcy and her Christlike love for everyone she had lived in Blackshear prior to moving to Crossview Care Center in Pineview.  She had been a homemaker all of her life.  She enjoyed singing and she absolutely loved her sweet tea.  She was a member of Living River Church of God She was a daughter of the late Aubrey Carter and Gail Ann Wolfe Waters.  She was also preceded in death by her husband and Betty Warner of Nahunta; five brothers and Moni (Suzanne) Waters of Blackshear; and several nieces Sympathy may be expressed by signing the online register at www.pearsondial.com Pearson-Dial Funeral Home of Blackshear is in charge of arrangements Thanks for visiting ! The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy. 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By continuing to use & browse this site, we assume you agree to our Privacy Policy The White Sox are welcoming back a staple of the organization over the coming months The team announced on Monday morning that famed ballpark organist Nancy Faust will return for a series of special performances on select Sundays throughout the 2025 season Part of the team’s 125th anniversary season celebration Faust’s performances are slated to come on the following dates: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be returning to the ballpark and connecting with fans through music once again,” said Faust in a press release “The energy of White Sox fans is unlike anything else and I’m honored to be part of the 125th anniversary celebration.” The White Sox also added the following in their announcement today: Widely recognized as a pioneer in her field Faust redefined the role of ballpark musicians bringing a gameday soundtrack that features a now-iconic adaptation of Steam’s “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye,” along with countless crowd-rousing riffs throughout classic White Sox eras from 1970-2010 Faust also revolutionized the in-game experience by introducing personalized musical themes for White Sox players—an innovation that predated the now-standard concept of walk-up music she debuted a customized rendition of “Jesus Christ Superstar” for Hall of Fame slugger Dick Allen a moment widely credited as the origin of player-specific walk-up music in Major League Baseball Single-game tickets to all home games, as well as full, partial and group ticket packages, are available for the 2025 season. Fans can visit whitesox.com/tickets for more information Follow us on social media @SoxOn35th for more White Sox news and updates Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" and I am originally from South Central Pennsylvania Thanks to the name of my little league team along with the 2005 World Series run I have been a diehard White Sox fan from an early age I graduated from Seton Hall University in 2020 with a degree in Visual and Sound Media and a Sports Media minor It was during my freshman year when I founded Sox On 35th and I now have the pleasure of overseeing all operations while working with our talented and diverse staff Emma Marsden is a freelance news reporter for Newsweek who has lived in the U.K and the U.S Emma has worked for broadcasters BBC and ITV Emma holds a first-class honors degree in Journalism and English a masters with distinction and a pending PhD in creative writing She is currently writing her first novel in the genre of Domestic Noir either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina said in a post on X, formerly Twitter that she was confronted by "a Democrat" in a restaurant on May 1 while a man nearby was experiencing a medical emergency "A man had a medical emergency at a restaurant tonight. I called first responders right away," Mace wrote. "A Democrat with him got in my face, furious I stepped in to help. Talk about Trump/Mace Derangement Syndrome I'll always help my fellow South Carolinians Mace did not specify where or when the incident occurred or provide details on the individual suffering the emergency Newsweek contacted her office on Friday via online form for further information This is not the first time Mace has reported a public confrontation. In December 2024, as reported by Newsweek, Mace claimed she was assaulted at the Capitol "I was physically accosted at the Capitol tonight by a pro-tr*ns man," Mace wrote on X. "One new brace for my wrist and some ice for my arm, and it'll heal just fine. The Capitol Police arrested the guy." was arrested in connection with the incident which happened inside the Rayburn House building and charged with assaulting a government official Witnesses at the scene contradicted her claims, telling The Imprint and The Hill that McIntyre merely shook Mace's hand at a Foster Youth Caucus reception and asked her a question about the rights of transgender people In February, as previously reported, Mace accused her ex-fiancé, Patrick Bryant, and three other men of a series of crimes, including conspiring to commit rape and recording sex acts with her and others without their consent Bryant "categorically" denied the allegations Mace's decision to publicly air the serious allegations on the House floor granted her legal protection under the "speech or debate" clause which shields lawmakers from being sued for statements made during legislative acts Mace said she was speaking out because her home state's top prosecutor did not take action even after she alerted investigators Mace, a prominent and often outspoken member of the House Republican caucus has drawn both praise and criticism for her political positions She has also been a frequent presence on cable news and social media where she maintains a highly visible public profile with close to half a million followers on X The congresswoman's latest post has garnered 140k views and over 1k comments Some critics online have questioned the context and veracity of her account of the incident In response to one X user saying the incident didn't happen It remains unclear whether Mace plans to elaborate or file a report related to the restaurant encounter Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all courageous and dignified battle with cancer leaving a void her family that can never be filled Richard and Mary Alice Nodine (nee Lanighan) Nancy attended DeSales High School in Lockport NY and was a graduate of the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1985 She worked as a nurse at Children’s Hospital in Buffalo before putting her career on hold to raise four amazing children Nancy was a devoted and loving mother to Kara Brett and Bryce and grandchildren Kayden and Holden She was very proud of them and their accomplishments They felt the love and support she always provided Her love touched more people than we will ever know Nancy took special joy in her children’s schooling often volunteering at the schools they attend She served as the PTO President of the Orchard Park School District for several years Her works of art will be treasured by her family forever Nancy was preceded in death by her brother Paul Nodine (Emily); and several nieces and nephews who will never forget the love she brought to their lives A memorial service and burial will be held in Lockport Contributions can be made in Nancy’s name to St University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law Curators’ Professor Nancy Levit is the 2025 Thomas Jefferson Award recipient given by the University of Missouri System honors a member of the University of Missouri community who "through personal influence and performance of duty in teaching devotion and loyalty to the University best exemplifies the principles and ideals of Thomas Jefferson." “The Thomas Jefferson Award is so meaningful because it represents commitment to the ideals of reason free expression and the dissemination of knowledge,” Levit said “The real honor goes to my wonderful colleagues of 36 years who have made UMKC such an exciting intellectual home.” Levit is the second person in her family to receive the Thomas Jefferson Award received the award in 1984 during his time as a philosophy and education professor at UMKC Marty was drawn to UMKC in part for its emphasis on interdisciplinary education Marty and Nancy Levit also share a love for teaching and building relationships with their students and colleagues “The last line of my father’s obituary was appreciation for the thousands of students who enriched his life and that’s a sentiment I feel every day,” Levit said “The students are the best part of the job Watching them find their niche and the things that excite them is so energizing.” Levit joined the UMKC School of Law as a faculty member in 1988 In addition to the law courses she teaches Levit is the long-time faculty advisor to the UMKC Law Review more than 50 law review articles and more than 10 book chapters including the Missouri Lawyers Media Women’s Justice Legal Scholar Award (2011) UMKC School of Law Professor of the Year Award six times university-wide Chancellor’s Award for Teaching (2011) Missouri Governor’s Teaching Award (2004 Daniel Brenner Publishing Award three times and the university-wide N.T Veatch Award for Distinguished Research (2000) “I can think of few more deserving of receiving the Thomas Jefferson Award than Professor Levit,” said Lumen Mulligan “She is a leading voice today on fairness in the workplace She has enriched the lives of generations of UMKC law students as a gifted teacher and her service to the university and the profession have no equal That she now joins her father as a recipient of this award is Levit’s relationship with the university began through her father but it has been sustained in large part due to the strong faculty and student relationships that are prominent within the law school “One of the hallmarks of the UMKC School of Law is that it is a truly collegial and happy place,” Levit said we tell them to look around because these people will become their best friends and colleagues for years to come My fellow faculty are terrific at having meaningful conversations with students about their interests and goals and then helping them make connections in the community Something that UMKC law students learn is to be other-directed to give back.  Alumni come and give back We have a whole city of lawyers willing to share their expertise with our students.” Bough has organized several symposia for the UMKC Law Review on innovative criminal sentences multidistrict litigation and Missouri specialty courts and regularly provides his expertise to students “Professor Levit taught my first-year torts class and for 30 years she has continued to teach me about the law humanity and how to be a better person,” Bough said “She is always available to give great advice and refers the best law clerks Nancy could teach at any law school in the country; we are blessed that she has chosen UMKC Law School.” Learn more about School of Law UMKC is an equal opportunity employer We use cookies to provide and improve our services Maine – UMaine Athletics has received a pledge of $1 million to support the Athletics Facilities Master Plan part of the University of Maine System Transforms campaign made by David ('84) and Nancy Auger ('82) Hunt will support the capital project at Harold Alfond Arena and provide naming rights to the Hunt Family for the main entrance to the Shawn Walsh Hockey Center "I am extremely grateful to the Hunts for their generous pledge," said Joan Ferrini-Mundy president of the University and its regional campus "Their support is a wonderful reflection of UMaine's impact on their lives and the university's place in their hearts "The Hunts' pledge adds significantly to those of so many dedicated alumni friends and fans who have joined with the Harold Alfond Foundation to renovate one of UMaine's most iconic venues," Ferrini-Mundy added who played ice hockey at UMaine from 1980-84 earned his Bachelor of Science degree in education in 1984 is also a graduate of UMaine as she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in business administration in 1982 Nancy and David played a key role in building VIP Discount Auto Center a family business started by Nancy's father into a multi-million dollar business with 50 locations in Maine Hunt appeared in 88 games as a defenseman for the men's ice hockey program where he registered seven goals to go along with 13 assists for 21 points "Both Nancy and I wanted to give back to the college which is near and dear to our hearts," David Hunt said "After discussions with Seth Woodcock Karen Kemble and Coach Barr this past fall both Nancy and I are confident that our contribution will benefit the hockey program now and making the University of Maine Hockey program a premier destination for aspiring hockey players seeking a quality education." The Hunt pledge will also help UMaine move closer to meeting the $38 million match necessary to leverage the $170 million UMS TRANSFORMS grant from the Harold Alfond Foundation The Alfond Foundation's commitment to the Black Bears is one of the largest single contributions to a Division I athletics program in U.S "We are so appreciative of David and Nancy's commitment, not just to their alma mater, but to the ice hockey program and our vision for Maine Athletics," said Jude Killy "Their generosity is playing a part in truly making a difference The Harold Alfond Sports Arena and the Shawn Walsh Hockey Center renovations on schedule to officially open in the fall of 2025 include new locker rooms equipped with modern lighting and the latest technology to create one of the premier home locker room spaces in Hockey East for both the men's and women's ice hockey programs The teams will also benefit from a new film room improved areas for strength and conditioning as well as improved branding and a celebration of the history of Maine Hockey Connecting the two hockey facilities will be a new concourse entrance featuring a modern origami building design to complement the highly recognizable Alfond Arena profile The spacious concourse will include renovated points of sale for tickets and concessions as well as a new area for the Bear Necessities team store A new Hockey Hall of Fame will celebrate and preserve the history of Maine Hockey The Shawn Walsh Hockey Center will be upgraded with new and renovated offices for the men's and women's head coaches assistant coaches and support staff will help create a new home for the hockey programs equipped with modern technology to train and care for student-athletes along with state-of-the-art sports medicine and strength and conditioning spaces New hydrotherapy cold and hot tubs as well as larger and more efficient areas for treatment and injury prevention will improve these areas A newly designed space with upgraded training equipment and new nutrition areas will also be included in the renovations The Dexter Lounge will be revamped as one of the signature components of the building Upgrades to the lounge will allow student-athletes meetings and gatherings to celebrate Maine Athletics UMaine Athletics is committed to developing high-character champions filled with pride and integrity who are dedicated to excellence in the classroom and in competition We strive to unite our community by mirroring the state's deep-rooted commitment to perseverance hard work and meaningful impact in all of our endeavors Black Bear athletics is dedicated to equipping the next generation of leaders for success after sport Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here where her father was stationed before shipping off to Europe during World War II and graduated from Arthur Hill High School in 1961 Nancy went on to earn her degree from Albion College where she was an active member of Pi Beta Phi and met her future husband After Jerry worked up the courage to ask her to a fraternity party they began a relationship that blossomed into a lifelong partnership where they embraced the red rock landscapes Banking was both a legacy and a calling for Nancy Her father led the trust department at Michigan National Bank and Nancy grew up working in bank branches After taking time to focus on raising her children she resumed her career and rose to become Chief Operations Officer at both Capital City Bank and Guardian State Bank (later Community First Bank) So well respected was she in the banking industry that when one of her banks underwent a merger and she was laid off Nancy’s second great love was the P.E.O an international philanthropic organization supporting women’s education Nancy joined early in life and remained an active and devoted member throughout her years She served as President of four chapters—one in Michigan and three in Utah—and treasured the lifelong friendships and shared mission of the organization Nancy was an avid hiker who found joy and peace exploring Utah’s stunning landscapes She was also a lifelong reader with a deep love of books always eager to share recommendations or curl up with a novel Music held a special place in her heart—she began playing the piano as a child and continued throughout her life passed down through generations of her family Nancy will be remembered for her intelligence and the deep kindness she extended to all who knew her Nancy is survived by her loving husband of nearly 60 years Gerald “Jerry” Blair; her sons Steven Michael Blair (Rebecca) of Oregon and Thomas Martin Blair (Kim) of Utah; her sister Martha Mitola of Colorado; and five grandchildren: Alexander Blair and Kathryn Blair of Oregon Brandon Blair and his wife Audrey of Kansas and step-granddaughter Jacqueline Coleman of Washington She also leaves behind many dear friends and extended family members who will miss her deeply A celebration of Nancy’s life will be held in the summer Details will be shared with friends and family in the coming months In lieu of flowers, the family invites donations in Nancy’s memory to the Utah State Chapter P.E.O. Sisterhood, in honor of her generous and community-centered life. https://www.peoutah.org A disciplinary panel has recommended that Hillsborough County Circuit Judge Nancy Jacobs be removed from the bench after finding she violated various ethics rules in her 2022 campaign The recommendation came from a hearing panel of Florida’s Judicial Qualifications Commission, which found Jacobs made statements in violation of judicial canons, according to the Tampa Bay Times.  Ron DeSantis judicial appointee Jared Smith Judicial races in Florida are statutorily nonpartisan also accused Jacobs of improperly touting support from a political committee affiliated with Planned Parenthood and an endorsement from Indivisible Action Tampa Bay which the panel deemed an “expressly partisan organization,” WUSF reported at the time The most recent hearing found that Jacobs had encouraged a lawyer to run against a sitting Judge and had made inappropriate remarks about a lawyer who appeared in her courtroom The panel found the combination of findings demonstrates unfitness for office but represents a vote of at least two-thirds of the six-member panel and website in this browser for the next time I comment This platform and all of its content are owned by Extensive Enterprises Media Publisher: Peter Schorsch @PeterSchorschFL © Copyright by Extensive-Enterprises 2025. 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See our ethics statement At long last, legendary Chicago White Sox organist Nancy Faust makes her return to Sox Park The fact that Nancy has been away from the park for 15 years and has never once returned to play — the White Sox have done little to nothing in the past even to promote her occasional organist stints at Camelback Ranch during Spring Training — is an organizational failure that at least is now corrected to some degree We hope that this news — appearing below in copyedited form straight from the White Sox release — propels the movement for further honors down the line It is no exaggeration to suggest that Nancy Faust deserves a place in Cooperstown for her contributions to the game in addition to further acknowledgement from her home team White Sox FAN-FAVORITE ORGANIST NANCY FAUST RETURNS TO BALLPARK FOR CHICAGO WHITE SOX 125th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Faust Scheduled to Perform on Select Coca-Cola Family Sundays at Rate Field CHICAGO – Continuing the organization’s 125th anniversary season celebration the Chicago White Sox proudly welcome famed ballpark organist Nancy Faust for a nostalgic series of special performances on select Coca-Cola Family Sundays throughout the 2025 season whose sound became synonymous with the White Sox baseball fan experience for more than four decades will reprise her role in the ballpark’s organ booth on the following Sundays: presented by United (first 7,500 fans who enter the ballpark) presented by United (first 10,000 fans who enter the ballpark) “I’m absolutely thrilled to be returning to the ballpark and connecting with fans through music once again,” Faust says bringing a game day soundtrack that features a now-iconic adaptation of Steam’s “Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye),” along with countless crowd-rousing riffs throughout classic White Sox eras from 1970-2010 Faust also revolutionized the in-game experience by introducing personalized musical themes for White Sox players — an innovation that predated the now-standard concept of walk-up music Coca-Cola Family Sundays offer specially priced tickets and a postgame Kids Run the Bases promotion (weather permitting) The gameday experience features balloon artists kid-friendly activities alongside White Sox mascot Southpaw and a Junior PA Announcer program the program provides select young fans an opportunity to announce their favorite Sox players as they step up to the plate Nancy Cuomo Evans passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Friday John Evans (Shelly) and Christopher Evans (Susan) She had 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren that she loved and adored She had two wonderful sisters that were her best friends Family was everything to her and she loved them all very much We would like to thank Trinity Glen and Trellis East for all the care they showed to our mom We will have a private family memorial at a later date please donate to Trinity Glen at 849 Waterworks Rd or to Trellis Supportive Care at 101 Hospice Ln Psychological Sciences Psychological SciencesEducation and Behavioral Sciences Download Vita Page Last Updated: Today | Contact for this Page: Elena Beckman of natural causes with her daughter and granddaughters by her side Nancy graduated from Dreher High School in 1961 and began nursing school in Anderson She quickly discovered her passion lay elsewhere She took a job in the blood donor room at the local hospital and became its supervisor She worked in hospital laboratories for decades most notably at Bradley Memorial Hospital in Cleveland Nancy followed a different creative spark and pursued a second professional path in interior design where her eye for color and space flourished her heart ultimately pulled her back to the lab where she continued to make a quiet but meaningful impact until her retirement Nancy helped operate the Blood Mobile for Blood Assurance made history as the first two women EMTs in the state of South Carolina Ronnie Neves who went on to marry Donna Gregg and Megan Neves who went on to marry Jody Lischewski She was a loving grandmother to Chloe Starshine Mize and Lily Temperance Thomas and a proud great-grandmother to Oaklyn Evelyn Mize and believed in looking for the best in people Her strength showed up in everyday ways: in the work she did unwavering presence she offered those around her Oaklyn; and several beloved nieces and nephews Eugene Gray Martin and Mary DeLoise Martin; and her siblings Her family will honor her memory in the small meaningful ways she would've appreciated-through acts of care You are invited to share a personal memory of Nancy or your condolences with her family at her online memorial located at www.companionfunerals.com Companion Funeral Home of Cleveland and the Cody family are honored to assist the family with these arrangements Nancy Lee Gilmore Moyer Faetche joined her heavenly father on April 26th Nancy was born in Old Gulf Hospital near Matagorda She had an older brother James Madison Gilmore and sister Mary Eva Gilmore Welenteichick Hugh Gilmore worked for the Texas Gulf Sulphur Company and moved the family to New Gulf Nancy attended New Gulf Grade School and the First Baptist Church She graduated from Boling High School and went on to attend University of Texas at Austin majoring in Personnel Management with a minor in accounting While in Austin she worked for the Texas Insurance Commission and later for Jon Van Cronkite Associates Her most interesting assignment was working for the Texas Democrats for Eisenhower and he did carry Texas Hudson Moyer in 1954 and they had three children: Jay H Katina Elizabeth Moyer was tragically killed In 1970 Nancy and her husband ran for the Texas Senate and the House of Representatives Nancy began teaching in the social studies department at Palo Duro High School and Hudson continued his law practice Nancy truly enjoyed her teaching at Palo Duro High School and was forced into retirement due to an automobile accident Upon her retirement she did stay active with the Texas Retired Teachers Organization and First Presbyterian Church Nancy leaves earth to take care of Albert Faetche and family Moyer and Jon Gilmore Moyer; grandchildren Jennifer Katina Moyer Lovato and fiancé Anthony Cordova Flowers may be sent to Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Moyer Scholarship Fund c/o Amarillo Area Foundation Frist Presbyterian Church or a charity of your choice Interment will be private in Llano Cemetery Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Amarillo - Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors  Nancy Guinan passed away peacefully on April 26 She grew up in Darby and Havertown graduating from Cardinal O’Hara High School in 1968 where she served as Class Treasurer Nancy worked at Bell Telephone – later Verizon - for 35 years she continued her education and earned a B.A in Human Performance Management from Immaculata University in May 1999 Nancy was deeply involved with numerous organizations and charities forming many lifelong friendships along the way Her contributions included volunteering with Big Sisters of America and serving as a teacher’s aide and Eucharistic Minister at St one of Nancy's most cherished volunteer roles was with the Phoenixville Women’s Outreach - “The House” where she was known for her ever-engaging smile and unwavering willingness to help others She was the connector of the family — always keeping in touch with nieces Her genuine concern for others’ wellbeing and warm sense of humor made her a beloved presence to all who knew her Guinan and Rose Marie Guinan (nee Goerlach) brother Steve Guinan and nephew Mark Major She leaves behind brothers Bill Guinan (Jacque) 22 great-nieces and nephews as well as many extended family members followed by Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 a.m In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Phoenixville Women’s Outreach, https://phxvillewomensoutreach.org/donate/  in Nancy’s memory Twenty Harvard University faculty members and six Massachusetts Institute of Technology professors were among nearly 250 newly elected members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the group announced last week Founded in 1780 by John Adams and John Hancock the academy aims to honor accomplished leaders in a wide array of fields and “cultivate every art and science which may tend to advance the interest Read the announcement Tagged: , View all posts We'll keep you updated on the latest news and events happening at STH A New Mexico judge ordered the release of former Doña Ana County magistrate judge Jose "Joel" Cano and his wife from detention following their arrests by U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement on April 24 Fouratt ordered their release April 29 on secured bonds of $10,000 each was charged with conspiracy to tamper with evidence Jose Cano resigned his judgeship on March 3, after the arrest of suspected Venezuelan gang member Cristhian Ortega-Lopez at Cano's home in Las Cruces Feb Ortega-Lopez had been living at a separate casita on the Cano's property Fouratt forbade the Canos from contacting Ortega-Lopez More: Former Doña Ana County judge Jose Cano, wife arrested. Feds allege link to Venezuelan gang Fouratt ordered the couple to lease their rental properties only to U.S citizens or immigrants legally allowed to reside in the U.S The couple own and lease nine properties in Las Cruces Attorney Maria Armijo expressed concern about Jose Cano and Nancy Cano living together and discussing their cases Fouratt permitted the couple to continue living together in their home and imposed no restrictions on the content of their conversations He said he could not forbid them from communicating with each other because they are lawfully married Fouratt further ordered that all firearms and ammunition be removed from their primary residence and relocated Joel Cano said all had already been removed Fouratt said that he wanted the two to have a chance to convince any other judge they may see that the decisions they made concerning Ortega-Lopez's case did not align with their typical decision-making Fouratt advised the Canos to take advantage of the opportunity by abiding by all restrictions then April goal-scoring opportunities lead to May goals that was lame – and it still rained on Saturday night – but goal-scoring chances came in bunches for the Columbus Crew against Charlotte FC Saturday night marked the Crew’s eleventh match of the campaign the Black & Gold entered Sunday morning with a two-point lead atop the Eastern Conference standings It's normal,” head coach Wilfried Nancy said after the match We could have been in control a little bit more I would like to have a game where I can sit We have grown a lot because if I compare with – I don't like to compare every year we adjusted certain things and they did well Dylan Chambost fired the Crew in front with his first goal of the season in the 25th minute when he tapped in a spilled parry following a Diego Rossi shot Started the play. Finished the opportunity 😤 pic.twitter.com/KwOvNx4MwY A Charlotte penalty made the match a one-goal game entering the second half but the Crew responded with a couple of goals AZ scored when he one-timed a Mo Farsi cross Columbus scored a fourth when Jacen Russell-Rowe rose up for a lovely heady from a Max Arfsten cross Fought 4️⃣ it 😤 pic.twitter.com/nKwbWq5QfO but it was interesting to see that we can score in many ways,” Nancy said Now one-third through the 2025 MLS regular season it’s promising that the Black & Gold continue to generate There’s a clear growth and transformation from last week’s win against San Jose Earthquakes and the previous match against Inter Miami CF the wins came against varying opposing tactics it was more about the style of play,” Nancy said this is totally the opposite with a zonal team the focus was on that to attack different spaces I like the start that we have since the beginning of the season.” Nancy will be lovingly remembered by her grandchildren Sonja Dye and Dale Dye as well as other family members and many friends who will miss her dearly Private cremation services are under the care of Tillman Funeral Home & Crematory Speaker Emerita of the House Nancy Pelosi spoke May 2 about the future of Democratic leadership The conversation with PBS News Hour co-anchor and co-managing editor Geoff Bennett is part of the Reframe Festival hosted by PBS News in partnership with PBS Bay Area member station KQED Watch the conversation in the player above READ MORE: The future of conservatism — a conversation with Lanhee Chen | 2025 Reframe Festival Other notable speakers and guests at the festival include journalist Kara Swisher Panels will be hosted by PBS News co-anchor and co-managing editor Geoff Bennett PBS News Capitol Hill correspondent Lisa Desjardins and PBS News Hour senior correspondent Judy Woodruff See more here Yasmeen Sami Alamiri is the Senior Editor for video and special projects at the PBS NewsHour © 1996 - 2025 NewsHour Productions LLC PBS is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization Subscribe to Here's the Deal with Lisa Desjardins (Photo by Harry Dempster/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) 2025Nancy Sinatra took to social media over the weekend to wish a fellow legend a happy birthday ❤️,” the “These Boots Are Made for Walkin’” singer shared on multiple platforms on May 3 referencing Frankie Valli and the Four Season’s 1975 No 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Valli and the Four Seasons are still touring with shows scheduled on May 9 and 10 at the Hard Rock Casinos in Bristol Fans shared their love for Sinatra and Valli on Instagram “Aww what a great picture of you both!!❤️,” while another added “I grew up with Franki Valli and Four Seasons music Wishing Franki Valli a wonderful special day Thank u Nancy 4 always remembering your dearest friends Love you🫶🏼🤟🏼💖🎤🎤🎤,” another fan wrote Valli was heavily influenced by Nancy Sinatra’s father his mother took him to a Frank Sinatra concert at the Paramount Theater in New York City  “I saw Sinatra coming out on stage,” Valli recalled I decided then and there that’s what I was going to do—be a successful singer.” Valli is still at it and friends and fans like Nancy Sinatra continue to celebrate him Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell met in 2007 and got married four years later at Sanford Sheldon Medical Center in Sheldon Her services will be at 1:30 PM on Thursday Paul Lutheran Cemetery in Sheldon at a later date Visitation will be after 2:00 PM on Wednesday 2025 at the Vander Ploeg Funeral Home in Sheldon with the family present 6:30 – 8:00 PM Arrangements are under the care of the Vander Ploeg Funeral Home in Sheldon “Amazing Grace” Sung by: Steve Dunnick “In My Life & Here Comes the Sun” relatives and friends are invited to join the family in the fellowship hall of the church the daughter of Murvin and Marie (Taylor) Hopkins She received her education in Sutherland and Sanborn schools and received and later earned her GED she was united in marriage to Robert Paul Huff at St Nancy and Bob owned and operated the Brower Bakery in Sheldon Nancy was also a CNA for many years at Sanford Sheldon Senior Care (Oak Park) She and Bob also managed the Autumn Park Apartments in Sheldon Nancy passed away at the age of 79 on Saturday Paul Lutheran Church in Sheldon and a 10-year member of the Sheldon Ambulance Team going to the casinos and playing the slots But most of all she enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren She devoted her life to those around her and wasn’t afraid to share her opinion with a snarky comment or “the look.” Even as her body slowed down She will be fondly remembered for her hand-made blankets her huge batches of oyster stew and ham and bean soup her newspaper clippings bragging about her family’s accomplishments and her knowledge about the goings-on of the neighborhood Nancy leaves to cherish her memory her three sons and their wives Iowa and Jay and Tricia Huff of Burlington Marissa Huff and Caden Huff; eleven great-grandchildren and a special niece Keith and Kathryn Hopkins of Texas and Ken “Butch” and Dayle Hopkins of Georgia; and other relatives and friends Sign up for free newsletters and get more CNBC delivered to your inbox and more info about our products and services © 2025 CNBC LLC. All Rights Reserved. A Division of NBCUniversal Data also provided by We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Nancy Caroline Jones (Reeves) Hay, age 81, passed away, Saturday April 26, 2025 at Kobacker House. She was a HUGE Buckeye Football fan and loved Elvis and the Judds just as much. She was born to Thomas G and Lorena Ruth (Hunt) Jones, in Columbus,... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Nancy Caroline Jones (Reeves) Hay created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne