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Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker I always knew Calera had a great reputation in our local town but it wasn’t until I started to dive into the wine world when I realised it’s reputation around the world I started to drink the wines towards the end of my time at UC Davis and realised then that this would be a dream for me to work for Josh Jensen You have made your winemaking name at the estate - but going back to the beginning what were your thoughts when Josh Jensen gave you the opportunity to join in 2007 Mike Waller says he has so much to thank Josh Jensen for not only in how to make consistently good wine At that point I already knew I wanted to make Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. I was working for Chalone at the time and was ready to jump into a bigger role at another winery I had met Josh several times prior to the move and was actually calling him for a reference when he said that he was just thinking of calling me for a position at Calera How would you describe Josh Jensen as a winemaker and what unique qualities did he have but got his start at two of the most renowned wineries in the world Josh learned to make wine in the early 1970s and brought that back with him Josh had a very hands off approach and allowed the wines to make themselves (whole cluster fermentations and native yeast) These were things I hadn’t experienced prior to Calera but you have to trust that these things have worked for him for the first 30 years of making wine What did you learn most from him that you think still helps you today in the wines you make and how you work with the vines and in the cellar Consistency is the key to good quality winemaking is a message that Josh Jensen has passed on to Mike Waller Josh believed in the property and never chased the latest trends He kept the winemaking style consistent year in and year out The quality of the soils and the location of the vineyards that make up the wines for Calera are what give it the edge How do you think the wines you are making today have evolved since you first started in 2007 As far as the wines we were making in 2007 the wines are all holding up beautifully Our latest planting from the late 90s (Ryan and deVilliers) were very tannic in those first five to 10 years of being here as the roots dig deeper into the limestone soils the tannins soften and the wines take on more complexity What do you see as being the biggest milestones - key decisions that you and the estate have made during that time The Central Coast wines (Chardonnay and Pinot Noir) have changed over time We partnered with great growers and learned how to work the vineyards I think these wines have much more consistency and bolder flavours than they did in the early years Harlan Chardonnay gets more contact with lees and longer barrel aging time but found that 15 months of aging gave the wine more richness and complexity What would you pick out as the key characteristics of a Calera Pinot Noir that makes it so distinct from other wineries in California Our wines have structure and great phenolics that give these wines tension I believe it’s a combination of three components: limestone soil; elevation; and the ability to use whole cluster fermentations Not all vineyards can achieve stem ripeness like Mt How do you see the use of oak now and ageing compared to what was being done 20 years ago Our oak regimen has also remained consistent We use about 10% for the Central Coast wines What are you still learning from your single vineyards and the unique qualities of the Mt Harlan area We would love to be able to keep these in the ground forever but unfortunately some vineyards begin to decline in production to a point that it’s not sustainable The Jensen and Reed are 50 years old this year and still producing beautiful fruit The Ryan and deVilliers are very healthy closing in on 30 years What are you still learning from the limestone that is at the heart of your Pinot Noirs The Calera range of wines are now part of Top Selection's portfolio in the UK as part of its partnership with Duckhorn that took over the estate in 2017 Limestone is for sure the heart of our story We’ve learned that our original rootstock of St George is really integral in dealing with calcareous soils and drought conditions In the mid 70s there were basically two rootstocks most people were using - AXR 1 and St What differentiates your Pinot Noir from the classic styles of Burgundy Like all great wines around the world it’s all about the site and terroir I can easily identify our wines in a flight of Burgundy - they have a true sense of place Harlan wines to Burgundy is their ageability and structure What do you see as your biggest opportunities still as a winemaker and for the estate Focusing on the vineyard replants and possibly finding a more reliable water source Our average annual rainfall is around 16 inches We rely heavily on rain because we don’t have very productive wells Our soils are very porous and don’t hold a lot of water but it allows the roots to dig deeper into the limestone As a winemaker I feel that I will continue to tell the story as Josh would It’ll be my job to pass the torch down to next winemaker but for now I feel like I can do this for another 20 years What do you see as your biggest challenges and how do you look to overcome them From the vineyard standpoint it’s all about the water We need it to keep these vines healthy and productive From the wine standpoint we are in tough times with tariffs and the next generation of wine drinkers I am proud of the opportunity I have had here and I hope he would be proud of how I am carrying on the story * You can find out more about Calera and it wines at its website here. * You can taste the Calera range of wines at Top Selection's 25th anniversary portfolio tasting on May 12 at Riverside Room, IET Savoy Place, London WC2R 0BL between 11am-6.30pm. Click here for more details and to register. * Top Selection is a commercial partner to The Buyer. You can find out more about their range for the premium on and off-trade here. The Buyer TVClick below to watch The Buyer's library of online debates, videos and webinars. 2595 Rockdale Road with a funeral service to be held at 11:30 a.m officiating. Burial will follow in Dubuque Memorial Gardens.  the daughter of Iliff and Edna (Walroff) Heister Alberta grew up on a farm near Bernard in Jackson County and received her education at Shanahan Country School they farmed near Bernard and lovingly raised four children Alberta was known for her strong work ethic she worked side by side with Clarence on the farm She also raised poultry to help support the family Alberta made everything from scratch—homemade bread and her legendary cinnamon rolls were family favorites She enjoyed playing cards and was a proud member of the Town and Country Euchre Club Alberta also liked visiting the Q Casino for a bit of fun She is survived by her children Tom Waller of Zwingle and her grandchildren Jennifer (Tom) Hunt of Cascade Austin Waller (special friend Cassie) of Bernard and Taylor Waller (special friend Devon) of Marion Alberta was a cherished great-grandmother to Kyle Hunt (special friend Ava) She is also survived by her brothers Morgan Heister and Roger Heister; her sisters Shirley Gartman and Marie (special friend Joe) Klein; and sisters-in-law Audrey Waller Alberta was preceded in death by her parents; her daughter-in-law Bonnie Waller; her brothers Bill Heister and Dick Heister; her sister Mary Nelson; and eight brothers-in-law and six sisters-in-law on the Waller side The family extends heartfelt thanks to Hospice of Jackson County for their compassionate care and support for Alberta and her family This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said firms may begin laying off more workers if aggressive tariff levels are reinstated by the Trump administration and he’d support rate cuts if there’s a significant rise in unemployment “It wouldn’t surprise me that you might start seeing more layoffs a tick up in the unemployment rate going forward if the big tariffs in particular come back on,” Waller said Thursday in an interview on Bloomberg Television with Michael McKee once I started seeing some serious deterioration in the labor market.” President Donald Trump on April 2 announced steep, so-called reciprocal tariffs on several countries, but subsequently placed those plans on hold for 90 days to allow for negotiations Trump nonetheless implemented a baseline global tariff of 10% and has imposed levies in excess of 100% on China Waller stressed he didn’t believe the impact of tariffs would have a significant impact on the economy before July but after that point unemployment could rise He repeated his view that the inflationary impact of the tariffs would likely be temporary.  That sets him apart from other Fed policymakers who have cautioned that higher levies could lead to persistent inflation and create tension between the central bank’s dual responsibilities to foster both maximum employment and stable prices “I’m willing to look through whatever tariff price effects there are,” Waller said Thursday  “I’m not going to overreact to any increase in inflation that I think is attributable to the tariffs but if I see a significant drop in the labor market Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other officials have stressed the importance of keeping inflation and Americans’ expectations for prices in check amid uncertainty around how the tariffs and Trump’s other economic policies will impact the US economy The Fed has kept interest rates steady so far this year, and Powell has repeatedly said the central bank is in no hurry to make any adjustments Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said the central bank could move interest rates as early as June if it has clear evidence of the economy’s direction “If we have clear and convincing data by June then I think you’ll see the committee move if we know which way is the right way to move at that point in time,” Hammack said Thursday during an interview with CNBC when asked specifically about June Hammack reiterated she’s not operating with a “base case” of the most likely outcome for the economy She said it’s unlikely officials will have enough information to take action by their May meeting but said they could move in following meetings once there is more evidence on the likely path for growth and inflation Fed policymakers next meet May 6—7 in Washington Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application to Arris Kinkade and Dorothy Gilliam Kinkade in Ladonia She graduated from the original Birdville High School in 1949 she completed Business School in Fort Worth and extremely loyal to her family and community Her experiences of life on the farm with parents and cousins provided her a solid foundation with a focus on family and faith.  They raised their family in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford area where they were integral members of their church and community and community activities with her children and grandchildren always as their number one supporter and cheerleader She was a member of the Bedford Historical Foundation with special involvement in the Old Bedford School Restoration Project Wanda was a member of First Baptist Bedford for many years and later was a founding member of Woodland Heights Baptist Church where she served as a trustee for many years.  While her life was filled with family and community Wanda had a successful career with Southwestern Bell She was in a leadership role with the company during a time this was not the norm for women She was a true professional in every sense of the word Following her retirement from Southwestern Bell she worked with the Jerry Jackson Law Firm for several tax seasons where she loved meeting and greeting all who visited She demonstrated her faith through her actions as she served others and always treated others with kindness and respect She set high standards for herself and her family providing encouragement and words of wisdom along the way at just the right time and her great grandchildren who brought new energy and joy to her world The family would like to acknowledge those whose help and watchful eye allowed Wanda to live independently until her fall on February 9 We could name so many but specifically want to recognize Wanda and Jack Campbell and Brian Roberts who literally checked on her daily and helped with tasks around the house and yard that needed attention Thank you for loving her like family.  who would be available on a moment’s notice to help with household emergencies go to her house to make sure all was well when she didn’t answer the phone and take care of whatever needed to be done Our family cannot fully express how thankful we are for the love and friendship she shared with Anita Meler Anita brightened her days as they talked on nearly a daily basis Wanda’s life was also enhanced when her cousin Thank you to Roy for always loving Wanda like a sister and Gemma Scozzari of Bedford; Kinley and Layne Martin of Hickory Creek; numerous other relatives; and a host of friends and neighbors who are like family Wanda is preceded in death by her husband of 50 years Visitation will be held from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm on Wednesday February 26th at Lucas Funeral Home in Hurst We will come together to celebrate Wanda’s life at 10:00 am on Thursday followed by interment at Bluebonnet Hills in Colleyville the family requests donations be made to the HEB ISD Education Foundation in memory of Wanda and Joe Waller Donations may be sent to the HEB ISD Education Foundation c/o HEB Chamber of Commerce Please note the contribution is in memory of Wanda and Joe Waller 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 The lecture takes place on Thursday, March 20, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in Bird Library’s Peter Graham Scholarly Commons (Room 114). The lecture also will be streamed online. More details and a Zoom registration link can be found on the Syracuse University Events Calendar Drawing from his award-winning book, “Becoming Evil: How Ordinary People Commit Genocide and Mass Killing,” Waller will discuss internal and external factors that can lead ordinary people to commit mass atrocities if left unchecked and unexamined Waller argues that no country is immune to the potential for atrocity crimes and that this awareness can facilitate atrocity prevention On Friday, March 21, Waller will lead a Genocide Prevention Workshop as part of an all-day series of campuswide events to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Taking place in Huntington Hall 107 between 9 and 10:30 a.m. the workshop will present an analysis of genocide in the modern world that draws out the lessons to be learned in preventing genocide further atrocities once genocide has begun and future atrocities when a society rebuilds after genocide Waller is the inaugural Christopher J Dodd Chair in Human Rights Practice and Director of the Dodd Human Rights Impact Programs for the Gladstein Family Human Rights Institute at the University of Connecticut His other books include “Confronting Evil: Engaging Our Responsibility to Prevent Genocide,” and “A Troubled Sleep: Risk and Resilience in Contemporary Northern Ireland.” Olympic gold medalist and visionary executive Benita Fitzgerald Mosley says it has been her lifelong mission to help people win gold medals in business—and in life “My gold medal is the gift that keeps on giving,” Fitzgerald Mosley says Syracuse University Libraries recognized its student employees with an awards celebration on April 23 The Libraries typically employs around 150 undergraduate and graduate students each year to contribute to the safety of Libraries’ spaces the quality and repair of collections,… While Hannah Kang ’25 was growing up in Houston where she was born—pursuing a degree at Syracuse University was never on her radar a high school internship course found her shadowing renowned architect Jesse… In front of an audience of fellow undergraduates and History Department faculty Maxwell School junior Jorge Morales recently shared his research findings on the 2016 Rio Olympics—specifically the intersection of race and infrastructure in the event’s planning and legacy Syracuse University has been recognized as a STARS (Sustainability Tracking Assessment and Rating System) Silver institution by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education STARS is a comprehensive rating system for colleges and universities to measure sustainability… If you need help with your subscription, contact sunews@syr.edu at her residence surrounded by her loving family in Bonne Terre to the late John “Jake” F She was a member of the First Free Will Baptist Church of Farmington.   A proud registered nurse for over 30 years Connie devoted her career to helping others in the health care industry reflecting her nurturing nature and unwavering commitment to her community Her legacy as a skilled professional will be remembered by many who were touched by her kindness and expertise.  Connie was not only a remarkable caregiver but also an adventurer at heart She found immense joy in taking vacations to the beach where the sound of crashing waves brought her peace and happiness Shari (Alan) Bollman and Lisa Waller along with several aunts A memorial visitation will be held at the C.Z Boyer & Son Funeral Home – Taylor Chapel in Farmington on Friday from 4:00 PM until the Celebration of Life service at 6:00 PM with Rev A Nightingale Tribute will be held prior to the service starting at 5:55 PM Memorials may be made to the First Free Will Baptist Church of Farmington building fund.  I gave her piano lessons during a few of her retirement years and remember her to be a delightful woman © 2025 Hamilton's Funeral and After Life Services There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting ! 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He was preceded in death by his father Jack L Family members include his daughter: Jacqueline Denson (Bryce); Granddaughter: Aubri; sister: Faye Davis (Buster); Nephew: Jesse; many cousins Aunts and Uncles; and friends who became like family The funeral service will be held on Monday at 11:00 AM in the Chapel of Thomas Poteet & Son with Dr Brad Whitt officiating; burial will follow at Abilene Baptist Church Cemetery The family will receive friends Sunday evening from 3:00 until 5:00 PM at the funeral home but lived in the Augusta area most of his life He was an outdoorsman and went hunting or fishing as often as he could He was a great friend to many and seemed to inherently befriend most he came into contact with He was a member of Abilene Baptist Church.  Memorials may be made to Abilene Baptist Church Building Fund: 3917 Washington Rd Please sign the guestbook at www.thomaspoteet.com after a very lengthy and courageous battle with cancer Lorraine's family was her pride and joy She always said her children's birth changed her life for the better and they felt that in the love and support she provided She was preceded in death by her parents Cecil and Olga Waller Lorraine is survived by her children Coleen (Jim) Crownover nephews and cousins who will never forget the love that she brought to their lives Alabama and Hospice of Chattanooga for their amazing support and care of our mother please make donations to the Hospice Care Center designating on checks in the memo: In Memory of Lorraine Waller TN 37403 or to the family of Lorraine Waller for donations to be made to Tennessee Oncology Indigent Care Program Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Our programs and centers deliver in-depth, highly relevant issue briefs and reports that break new ground, shift opinions, and set agendas on public policy, with a focus on advancing debates by integrating foundational research and analysis with concrete policy solutions. 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Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas, Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information, news and insight around the world 2025 at 9:20 AM ESTBookmarkSaveFederal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he believes inflation will continue to cool toward the central bank’s 2% target prompting his support for additional interest-rate cuts this year the extent of further easing will depend on what the data tell us about progress toward 2% inflation but my bottom-line message is that I believe more cuts will be appropriate,” Waller said Wednesday in prepared remarks for an Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development event in Paris please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot Get the most important global markets news at your fingertips with a Bloomberg.com subscription The 10-year yield and mortgage rates have been on a wild ride lately, even testing my top-end forecast at 7.25% the 10-year yield fell after remarks by Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller about whether the Fed would do even more rate cuts than the market was anticipating His statement on this, in a CNBC interview: “If inflation continues on this path through the beginning of 2025 it’s reasonable to think that possibly rate cuts could happen in the first half of the year.”  This was shocking because some market players have been calling for the Fed to actually hike rates Some others have thought all the rate cuts were off the table for 2025 A few market participants saw maybe two rate cuts possible which means that Waller overrode all those views today I am in the camp that the labor market is more important than inflation for the Fed so Let’s focus on this statement: “The labor market is solid I feel like the character from the movie “The Notebook” when he asks his love interest “What do you want?” Residential construction workers are at risk of facing job losses for the first time in this recovery yet the Fed often takes a hawkish stance in its statements at key points which tends to drive mortgage rates higher it seems like the Fed is  suggesting that we might need more rate cuts we saw our first negative jobs report for the residential real estate sector since the recovery began this is a front-line sector at risk of a labor recession Mortgage rates then went back to 6% which took this concern away Twin Cities has seen the worst decline while some cities in Greater MN As we can see from everything above, some Fed members are getting the “Hello, Mcfly!” message let’s keep it straightforward: private payroll growth is slowing and manufacturing employment experienced job losses in 2024 If residential workers also lose their jobs it will be necessary for government jobs to grow increasingly faster in 2025 to offset these losses we know that this is unlikely to happen.  expect mortgage rates to fall if we see weakness in residential workers to add to the softness we already experienced in manufacturing labor Already today mortgage rates fell because I believe the Fed is signaling their concern about the residential labor market  and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" finished 2024 with $338 million in sales volume and more than 900 homes sold Don't have an account? Please Sign Up Edna Lorencia (Underdahl) Waller was born December 16 to her Norwegian immigrant parents Ole and Anna Underdahl in Strathcona Edna waltzed into the presence of Jesus' arms in the early morning hours of Monday Edna grew up in the Strathcona-Middle River area in close company with her extended family She started elementary school in a one-room schoolhouse in Strathcona Her family moved to Grand Forks when she was in 10th grade and she later graduated from Central High School she enjoyed retail work in Herberger's department store and Cooper Photography.  Edna was united in marriage to Harvey Waller and they made their home in Crookston Edna worked part-time at a jewelry store while raising their two children Edna began a 42-year journey with the Eagles Lodge where she took on many roles–bookkeeping The Eagles Lodge became a special place for Edna and Harvey where they spent countless weekends together Edna’s favorite nights were when Harvey would sing and play guitar with the band.  Edna’s love for people shone through in everything she did She had an extraordinary ability to make everyone feel welcome and loved and her face would light up whenever a familiar face entered the room she treasured the time spent with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren always expressing her delight and affirming her love for them she enjoyed volunteering at Tri-Valley as a foster grandparent rocking babies and playing with preschoolers.  Feeding people was one of Edna’s greatest joys Her meatballs and lefse were family favorites and her home was a place where no one left hungry and an assortment of breads were a delicious and comforting part of every gathering.  Edna was a dedicated lifelong member of both the VFW and the Eagles Auxiliaries She was honored with the Patriotic Americans Award (VFW Auxiliary) and was named Eagle of the Year by the Eagles Auxiliary Edna lived her final years at the Summit Assisted Living and Villa St where she often found singing as she meandered in the hallways and loved playing cards with fellow residents Edna was crowned Queen of Hearts at the Villa Nursing Home.  Edna was very proud of her Norwegian heritage and often spoke in Norwegian She loved sipping her coffee from a mug that read Jeg elsker deg (I love you) and Gud bevare meg (God save me) were commonly heard from Edna always adding a bit of humor to any situation Edna’s legacy lives on through her son Lori (Peter) Jensen of Breckenridge; her grandchildren Kelsey Olson (fiancé Matt LaCoursiere) of Grand Forks and Spencer and Kara Jensen; and her great-great-grandson She is also remembered by her sister-in-law She was united in eternal peace with her husband of 50 years She was also reunited with her favorite Mito Warriors and many other cherished family members and friends A celebration of Edna’s life will take place at Trinity Lutheran Church on Saturday A light lunch and visitation will take place from 12:00- 2:00 with a Celebration of Life at 2:00 Burial will follow at Oakdale Cemetery followed by a gathering at the Eagles Lodge to celebrate her love of gathering with family and friends.  Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInBELLMEAD, Texas (KWTX) - A local mother looked the other way when she witnessed the sexual assault of her child at the hands of the victim’s stepfather according to criminal complaint affidavits obtained by KWTX identified in the affidavit as Tiffany Nicole Fegette is charged with failure to stop or report the aggravated sexual assault of a child is charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child and improper photos or video recorded in a bathroom or dressing room Bellmead police learned about the alleged sexual assault on March 2 The child victim told investigators her stepfather was lying in bed with her at a relative’s house when he placed his hands under her underwear and sexually assaulted her it was determined Tiffany had observed a portion of the sexual assault committed by Caleb,” investigators wrote in the affidavit The woman reportedly confronted her husband but then went to sleep without calling police investigators further wrote in the affidavit detectives learned Caleb Waller had recorded visually invasive images of the victim and obtained consent to search his phone The detectives allegedly found a locked media file folder in the phone Caleb Waller told investigators the folder was locked so that his son could not access the media files within Once investigators gained access to the locked folder they found 21 photos and four videos of pornographic material involving the victim The videos show the victim in a bathtub with her genitals and breasts exposed Tiffiney Waller is being held on a $20,000 surety bond Caleb Waller is being held on a $130,000 bond 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 Waller created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne 2025.  He had a great sense of humor and liked to cut up and have a good time.  Coey was a music fanatic movies and video games especially oculus and xbox He spent lots of time outside playing with his nieces and nephews and flying model helicopters Visitation is 2:00-8:00 pm Tuesday and 1:00-2:00 pm Wednesday at Lane Funeral Home Ashland Terrace.  Funeral services will be 2:00 pm Wednesday in the Coulter Chapel of Lane Funeral Home Arrangements entrusted to Lane Funeral Home entered into eternal rest Thursday afternoon after fighting a courageous battle with cancer South Carolina, she was the youngest daughter of the late Oscar Brown O’Quinn and May Belle Garvin O’Quinn Padgett. Barbara was currently living in Virginia Beach Virginia and attended Beach Church.  her beloved dogs who always brought a smile to her face Barbara leaves behind a legacy of compassion love, and resilience and her spirit will live on in the memories we cherish and the love that she poured out on all of us Orra Leith Willis (Kelly), Stephen Wilson Willis Jr. (Stacy), Joshua David Wiggins (Katie) Mary Ellen White (Wade); grandchildren, Courtney Hannah, Morgan, Drew, Kallan Cameron and Rosalynn; nieces, Brenda Hill and Wendy Ward; as well as many great nieces and great nephews she was preceded in death by her daughter Dan wants to express sincere gratitude to Agape Hospice and their wonderful staff in addition to Barbara’s cousin and friend for the kind and dedicated care shown to Barbara during her illness.  Funeral services will be held 11 o’clock Walterboro.  Interment will follow in Black Creek Baptist Church Cemetery The family will receive friends Monday evening from 6 until 8 at THE BRICE W HERNDON AND SONS FUNERAL HOMES AND CREMATORY 843.538.5408.  Visit the registry online at: www.briceherndonfuneralhome.com Create an account for more options or use this form to leave a Reflection now San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Photo/Video will be published upon admin review and approval Covid-19 Regional Coroner’s and Funeral Home Practice Changes \u003ca href=\"/coronavirus-notice/\"\u003eRead More\u003c/a\u003e Mr. Maulana Ali Waller Sr., 53, of Peoria departed this life on February 11, 2025, at OSF St. Francis Medical Center. 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