Voss at Sierra Nevada with students and a Dream Chaser mockup From training as an Army Ranger and flight test engineer, to life as an astronaut in the microgravity of space, to educating the next generation of aerospace engineers, Jim Voss (MAero’74; HonPhD’00) has a list of career achievements a mile long Now he is taking on a new challenge: retirement Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences Voss has served as a faculty member at CU Boulder since 2009 He has also taught at Auburn University and West Point and worked in the commercial space sector as Vice President for Space Exploration Systems at Sierra Nevada Corporation and its predecessor My older brother was in engineering at Auburn at the time and I didn’t know what I wanted to major in He said to pick engineering because it’s very broad and I could move from that discipline to almost anything else easily I really questioned whether engineering was the right thing and thought about switching over to physical education I was wrestling for Auburn and thought I would like coaching that But I stuck with it and finished with my Aerospace Engineering degree I’ve always liked space and I like reading science fiction Growing up we didn’t have a human spaceflight program yet so even the idea of going to space was science fiction there was a little tiny article in the Army Times that NASA was creating a new vehicle and would need engineers and scientists to be astronauts and you didn’t have to have perfect vision When I read that I thought they’d created the program just for me but didn’t get selected because I wasn’t qualified at that point  I applied (to the astronaut program) five times over nine years Each time I was improving and had done things that made my application stronger." Each time I was improving and had done things that made my application stronger You know it’s a tough application and only a few people get selected but it’s hard to accept you’re not good enough To go through it multiple times you wonder if you’re ever going to be good enough I did things in my career that were interesting to me that I also knew were relevant to NASA Then I saw a note about the Naval Test Pilot School I was being recruited for the Army Aviation Research and Development Command but I asked my assignments guy if I could be sent to the test pilot program first I thought it would help at the R&D command if I was trained to be a flight test engineer You’re an infantry guy,” but I got bold and wrote a letter to the responsible general officer about it and he got me assigned to test pilot school I’m convinced that program had a big role in me eventually being chosen as an astronaut It would have been just for my application Floating around in microgravity is a pretty neat thing I like being able to move really heavy things around and do weird moves and flips in space it’s almost overwhelming because it’s very different You can be upside down or in any orientation You have a different perspective on volume when you’re floating around You can have someone lying up on the ceiling and they feel out of the way It wasn’t until we got back inside that they said ‘You know that’s the longest spacewalk ever.’ I would have stayed out for four more minutes to hit nine hours There were three of us on my final flight and we were giving an interview from ISS The interviewer asked if we would sign up for another mission Yuri Usachev and I both said this was probably our last flight We trained for four years for the mission and a lot of that was spent in Russia I thought I’d done everything I wanted to do and I didn’t want to go through another couple years of training It was time to do something different and I wanted to teach again I got a couple months of very part-time instruction but when I got to Russia my Russian was really not good None of the training materials were in English and almost nobody spoke English I really had trouble since I spoke it poorly; I wanted to speak it correctly Roscosmos provided a Russian instructor and I spent every morning doing training and I eventually got there I enjoy all the undergraduate and graduate students I’ve taught I enjoy the interaction with them and seeing their enthusiasm The difference at West Point is the students are very disciplined If you were boring as an instructor—as sometimes happens— and they were sleepy they would stand up behind their desk to pay attention The actual mission is a lot easier than the training so during the training they’re intentionally causing malfunctions I still enjoy flying and working on my airplanes I have a Cirrus SR22 and a Rutan Long-EZ experimental aircraft I built myself I spend a good bit of time doing maintenance on them although I think she’s worried I’m going to miss teaching We went to Egypt when we were younger and are interested in visiting again I’d like to go to New Zealand and go back to southern Africa Our next big trip will be to Brazil this fall for the annual Association of Space Explorers Congress but will miss my CU students and colleagues Leading classroom instruction at CU Boulder Voss helping a student gear up in a mock space suit Voss being recognized with the AIAA Haley Space Flight Award General Inquiries: 303-735-4900429 UCB3775 Discovery DriveBoulder Visit our contact page for more information Phone: 303-492-5071Email: cueng@colorado.edu Give Now University of Colorado Boulder Privacy • Legal & Trademarks • Campus Map University of Colorado Boulder When I first started this job 12 years ago we noticed how drastically different our web traffic was for features and previews on the Kentucky Oaks compared to the Kentucky Derby Ray remembers similar audience apathy toward the fillies when he was working at The Blood-Horse 20 years ago But you don’t have to take my word for it – scroll through the Paulick Report’s Facebook feed and you’ll see the disparity in likes and story links for Oaks contenders compared to the fifth video this week of Sandman cantering around Churchill Downs I’ve always found this disinterest from racing fans puzzling when the Oaks has produced race fillies they’ve later revered who started dominating the distaff division that summer and won so many of us over with her gutsy second in the Grade 1 Travers and the Oaks was her grand debut onto the classic stage Other winners in the past two decades include Monomoy Girl six-time G1 winner Malathaat was nothing to sneeze at What’s even stranger is that the Oaks is a major event for on-site attendance Its total is obviously lower than the Derby but last year was reported to be 107,246 people Methods for estimating attendance (and our confidence in them) have always varied from event to event but it’s hard to dispute that an awful lot of people turn up for the race the draw is to see and be seen at the party but couldn’t you say the same for the Derby means something to people – just not enough to figure out in advance who’s running As usual, this year’s Oaks has storylines to love, and storylines to look sideways at. Trainer Will Walden brings his first contender to the race in Bless The Broken. Just three years into his training career, Walden has been open about his journey of recovery from substance abuse and makes a point of hiring stable staff who are also in recovery Bettors should take note that Bless The Broken has already seen (and loved) an off track It could also be a breakout moment for jockey Ben Curtis, a British native who only just moved his tack here full-time in late 2023. Curtis will be aboard Drexel Hill, having partnered with her in her Busher Stakes win at Aqueduct in March.Good Cheer comes to the race with a perfect six-for-six record, hoping to be a flawless seven-for-seven. Even Thorpedo Anna had lost once by the time she won the Oaks. Could this Brad Cox trainee be the next big distaffer...or even Horse of the Year? On a different note, trainer Carlos David is also here with his first Oaks horse. Longtime assistant to Jason Servis, David had gone out on his own prior to the latter’s indictment as part of a federal horse doping case. David will saddle Anna’s Promise for Howard Belford. And of course, Bob Baffert’s official return to Kentucky Derby weekend will include saddling Tenma in the Oaks. The defection of Rodriguez leaves him with Citizen Bull on Saturday, but unlike her stablemate, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chu's Tenma has the advantage of a better post position as she will break from the nine gate. However it finishes, this year’s Oaks could be the start of a much bigger story that we’ll continue writing all year long. Take the next few hours to get to know the characters.  By Natalie is the editor-in-chief at the Paulick Report and the debates surrounding trainer Bob Baffert the son of LeRoy and Eileen (Gradin) Voss in Iowa City Jeffrey worked construction and was an excellent concrete and brick worker He also worked for Central Iron and Ray Bradley Hauling He enjoyed walking the riverbanks looking for arrowheads and geodes and was an avid fisherman IL and Shelly (Matt) Heisler of Warsaw; and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister Cheryl A celebration of Life will be held in the spring Printy Funeral Home of Hamilton is in charge of arrangements Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInLEXINGTON (WKYT) - On the latest edition of Kentucky Newsmakers WKYT’s Bill Bryant talks with Morehead State University President Dr Jay Morgan and University of Kentucky Political Science Professor Dr Jay Morgan talks about a busy time on campus there’s a lot happening in Kentucky politics and the state’s most quoted political expert UK Professor Stephen Voss joins us to talk about some of it ABOVE: Chris and Jordan Voss stand before some of the supplies that will be available at CleanRite Cleaning Services and Supplies FAIRMONT– Voss Cleaning Services has added a new division to its corporation as it acquired PC Janitorial Supply at 601 North Prairie Avenue in Fairmont earlier this year owner Chris Voss has already had CleanRite ChemDry and CleanRite Janitorial He started with CleanRite ChemDry 17 years ago and did that exclusively for about six years before buying the janitorial division “We started small and have been adding on here and there,” Chris said which son Jordan Voss is general manager of This is the floor side of the business and they do carpet cleaning tile and grout cleaning and hardwood floor cleanings With this they do both residential and commercial floor cleaning throughout Martin County and also in Faribault County Watonwan County and parts of northern Iowa “Now through October is basically our busiest time,” said Chris “A lot of people love to have their stuff cleaned when it’s warm and nice out.” Jordan added that people also don’t like to have leaves snow and slop from the colder months entering their houses so the spring and summer is a better time to clean CleanRite Janitorial cleans businesses only though Chris said they have done a few move out and move in cleans though he said there is a demand for it in Fairmont Currently they clean 38 local businesses with this side of their corporation “Some are every night and some are a couple times a week and some are once a week,” Chris said which Chris said they will likely rename to CleanRite Cleaning Services and Supplies they might move everything to the new North Prairie location For now though they’re focused on getting settled and getting the word out “This addition allows us to sell all you can think of for janitorial cleaning supplies From paper products like toilet paper and hand towels to soaps and chemicals and cleaning equipment like mops and big machines,” Chris said He noted they had already been selling some cleaning supplies “It made sense to purchase this and put it together and make the transition,” he said “It’s exciting to do it on a lot larger scale.” “It’s nice to keep a local family name in the town instead of having someone else come in that no one knows It’s nice to have local roots connected to people.” Chris agreed with that and said they’re glad to be able to offer these supplies locally rather than businesses having to go out and find their supplies out of town “Not only do we deliver it to them but they can stop in here and pick it up,” he said Right now the corporation employees 18 full and part-time staff members Looking at where they started to where they are now is something the Voss’ are proud of “It’s been an awesome experience to go from a small business that we had just with floor care to being able to offer all kinds of different services to not only individuals but businesses It’s been a privilege to have this opportunity,” Jordan said *Editor’s note: This article ran in the Sentinel’s Spring Home and Garden issue on April 29 the Martin County Economic Development Authority (EDA) elected to hold off on approving .. 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Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of Minnesota | https://www.fairmontsentinel.com | 64 Downtown Plaza Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application She graduated from Elston High School in 1968 and from Indiana University in 1972 with a degree in Education When traveling to Denver to visit her sister after graduating she fell in love with the Rocky Mountains and learning to ski She received her Master’s Degree from University of Northern Colorado and went on to teach in Littleton Public Schools for 30 years Shortly after their marriage Marcia and Kieffer joined the Denver Country Club where she was involved with the DCC youth Swim and Dive Teams She also learned how to play golf and bridge She loved traveling with family and friends Marcia especially loved the garage sales she hosted with her great friend Cheryl O’Brien These events became a source of laughter and entertainment for the whole family She was also a member of the famous Foggies Bridge Group that played bridge each week and took multiple memorable and fun trips to La Jolla and Breckenridge Marcia brought immense joy to her children and grandnephews by gifting them personalized Christmas ornaments These depicted a significant event in their lives that year They will always treasure these special mementos from their mom Marcia was deeply loved by her family and many dear friends She will always be remembered for her dedication to family Ryan Kieffer (partner Luis) Alvarado Voss of San Francisco Virginia Suzanne (husband Kevin) Davis of Loveland Ted Halaby of Denver and Tom Lyles of Redlands She was preceded in death by her parents and sister A Celebration of Life will be held at the Denver Country Club (1700 East First Ave. memorial gifts may be made to Clayton Early Learning (3801 Martin Luther King Blvd. Add to Calendar Complete the form below to RSVP for the Celebration of Life for Marcia Griffin Voss Complete the form below to get directions for the Celebration of Life for Marcia Griffin Voss This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors 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 UTICA – Mr. James C. “Jimmy” Voss, Sr., age 89, transitioned from labor to reward and received in Heaven his Robe and Crown of Eternal Life through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, in his home... View Obituary & Service Information created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories View Funeral Webcast retired dairy farmer and a resident of Voss Road in Columbia 2025 at NHC Maury Regional Transitional Care Center A memorial service will be conducted Saturday 2025 at 11:00 AM at Oakes & Nichols Funeral Home with John Vaughan and Russell Smith officiating A private inurnment will be at a later date at Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery The family will visit with friends Saturday from 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM at Oakes & Nichols Funeral Home Jude Children’s Research Hospital 501 St TN 38105 or Culleoka Church of Christ Missionary Fund 2225 Church St Online condolences may be extended at www.oakesandnichols.com TN to the late Hardin Fox Voss and the late Mary Edith Wilson Voss Terry graduated from Columbia Central High School Special Education Program in 1966 and later in life was recognized in Columbia Central High School Hall of Fame as their greatest fan which was one of his greatest highlights Earlier in life he enjoyed fishing with his parents playing in the Culleoka Men’s Softball League and was an avid sports fan with Columbia Central High School football and basketball He was a lifelong member of Culleoka Church of Christ Survivors include his brother Thomas Hardin “Tommy” Voss of Columbia; three nephews Jean Wilson and Patsy Wilson; special friends Patricia King of Columbia; and several cousins Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text *****VISITATION AND FUNERAL HAVE BEEN RESCHEDULED - DUE TO BLIZZARD!***** PLEASE SEE UPDATED VISITATION AND FUNERAL INFO at CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center- Bergan Mercy A live stream of the service will be posted on the Goslar Funeral Home website with Peg’s obituary Arrangements are under the direction of Goslar Funeral Home and Monuments Peggy “Peg” Jean Melby was born February 1 to Howard and Esther (Leisinger) Melby.  She attended East Monona Community School in Moorhead graduating in 1967.  She worked various jobs through the years retiring from being the Secretary with the Monona County Engineer Department in 2015 after working there for thirty-two years.  She also helped clerk auctions with McCall Auctions Inc on weekends for several years.   She was united in marriage to Bill Voss on February 24 at the Monona County Justice of Peace in Onawa To this union two children were born: Travis Dean who passed away at birth and Deena Lynn In her lifetime Peg enjoyed having coffee with friends going for rides with Bill in the Hot Rod and Chevelle and her favorite soap opera Days of Our Lives She was a volunteer during election days.  Her greatest joy was spending time with her husband Bill the love of her life and her family.  In her later years you would find her sitting on her patio enjoying the outdoors in the warmer weather watching people walk by and waving to them and cars going by honking at her She was a member of the Faith Lutheran Church Survivors include her husband of forty-six years Howard and Esther (Leisinger) Melby; sister Merlin and Hazel (Pollock) Voss; and brother-in-law Memorials in Peg’s memory may be directed to the family for future designations Condolences may be left online for the family at www.goslarfuneralhome.com Image: djcodrin / FreeDigitalPhotos.net 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 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 There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting Texas - The Guadalupe County Constable's Office says a suspect was arrested without incident after an hours long standoff on Tuesday near Voss Farms Elementary School that prompted an evacuation of students authorities were attempting to serve a writ of possession at a home in the 2000 block of Carter Lane in the Voss Farms neighborhood Constables were met with a male suspect in the home pointing a weapon towards them and called for assistance from the New Braunfels Police Department and found the suspect armed and barricaded inside the home Voss Farms Elementary was then placed on secure status as a precaution and the NBPD SWAT Team and crisis negotiators were called to the scene students were moved to another location by NBISD for reunification with their parents they negotiated with the suspect and at approximately 4:15 p.m. the SWAT team entered the home and arrested the suspect without further incident NBPD identified the suspect as 64-year-old John Michael Herrmann of New Braunfels He was transferred to the Guadalupe County Jail and is being charged with aggravated assault of a public servant No injuries to officers or civilians were reported Police said the incident appears to be isolated and there is no additional threat to the community The New Braunfels Police Department is asking the public to avoid the area near Voss Farms neighborhood due to an ongoing heavy police presence Police say the incident is confined to a single home and is ongoing Voss Farms Elementary School has been placed on secure status as a precaution We're told police have set up temporary headquarters right in front of Voss Farms elementary Police and drones are on campus monitoring the situation Students are being moved to another school due to safety reasons The New Braunfels Independent School District (ISD) said they moved students to Legend Point Elementary out of an abundance of caution and dismissed them at 2:30 p.m New Braunfels PD says more information will be shared as it becomes available known as jack of all trades peacefully passed away December 6 He graduated from Bonneville High School in May 1978.  Larry married Sandra Mueller Voss on September 21 He worked at Hill Air Force Base for 30 years as a Heavy Equipment Manager He went to ATC at Freeport for Diesel school He was the master mechanic for the whole family if things needed to be fixed or helped with installing home improvements he was there He built duck/chicken coups like condos (only for animals’ kids) He was also good with dark humor jokes to turn an upside down frown to a smile and we would laugh our heads off.  and Ron (Shannon); great-nieces and nephews Izaiha and Damien; Taylor (Braxton) Brownlee and Alexys Basinger; Carson Bonino and Kaci Szatlocky; and Nate Friends may visit with family on Tuesday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m Lindquist’s Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Lindquist's Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Play the WILL AM news & talk livestream Play the WILL FM classical and more livestream Shannon Voss’s story is one of remarkable perseverance.  His extraordinary journey of resilience and triumph has inspired countless others to pursue their dreams no matter what unimaginable circumstances life brings Shannon experienced poverty and homelessness as a child and moved around a lot and even had to live in a homeless shelter for some time Shannon went out to a bar by himself one night and was sexually assaulted his roommate broke his bedroom door down to find him unconscious and very ill He was rushed to the hospital and later doctors determined the damage his body had suffered The assault left him with a severe brain injury His chances of survival were a mere 20%.Shannon spent five months in the Intensive Care Unit at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana Shannon spent another year and a half in different hospitals fighting for his life While still reeling from his mother's death from tracking movement with his eyes to walking and handling daily tasks like getting dressed Shannon can speak but he communicates primarily through his iPad’s voice-to-text feature Driven by a dream he had while he was hospitalized he enrolled at Parkland College to finish what he started Shannon graduated from Parkland College with a perfect 4.0 GPA Shannon was asked to deliver the commencement speech at his graduation ceremony in May 2024 He credits the medical team at Carle Foundation Hospital His team of therapists were present at his graduation and later threw him a surprise party in the very room he spent years doing physical therapy in Voss now travels the country as a motivational speaker sharing his story and inspiring others to overcome adversity and achieve their goals He also uses poetry as a therapeutic outlet expressing the emotions and experiences of his journey Shannon gives talks throughout the community to inspire others who overcome their own struggles in life In late 2024 Shannon was selected to be the keynote speaker at the prestigious 2025 Prentke AAC Distinguished Lecture at the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) Conference in Orlando The Prentke AAC Distinguished Lecture Award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of assistive technology Voss’s selection for this honor highlights his remarkable journey and his advocacy for the use of assistive technology in overcoming communication barriers College of Media Charles Edward Voss (fondly known as “Speedy”) passed away at the VA Hospice in West Palm Beach Many who knew him said he would never make it past the age of 30 but at 79 ½ he outlived some of his doctors and sadly Speedy was a high school athlete and avid fisherman He served on the SS Edson in the Navy where he lost his hearing He was the original Ocean City beach boy who surfed and sold telescope pictures before he began steaming crabs for 50 years He and a few local golfing friends created the McVoss Golf Tournament played by locals for local charities.  He was never married but is survived by his sister in Florida and sister in Hawaii But sometimes he just settled in on his local fishing holes in the Florida Keys and Deep Creek Lake and visited friends FL with his sister and enjoyed cruising on NCL where his last cruise was December 2022 on the Panama Canal.  We will be having a “Celebration of Life with Speedy Stories” in March 2025 where he will be laid to rest near his Mom and Dad (Margaret and Marty Voss) at the Eastern Shore Veterans Cemetery in Hurlock Maryland The Committal with Military Honors will be held 12:00 PM Friday With the 2025 Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage NHRA Mountain Motor Pro Stock season quickly approaching Voss Motorsports and driver Dillon Voss have announced their 2025 plans and partners Voss will run the full eight-race NHRA Mountain Motor Pro Stock schedule behind the wheel of the team’s Bad Banana ’05 Cavalier with backing from primary sponsors Voss Wheelie Bars and Coble Enterprises “I’m proud of how hard our team worked over the offseason to get us to the racetrack,” said Voss who recently made his 2025 debut at the Mountain Motor Pro Stock Invitational held in Bradenton “It takes a lot of effort to compete at this level but we’re confident we’ve put in that work and we’re ready to compete with the best of the best in the NHRA Mountain Motor Pro Stock category I’m looking forward to running some full quarter-mile racing this year.” Voss Wheelie Bars the family’s brand of carbon-fiber wheelie bars will once again ride along on the doors of the Voss Motorsports ’05 Cavalier Crew chief Cory Voss builds the wheelie bars in-house and attends races throughout the season to provide customer support and R&D for racers competing in Mountain Motor Pro Stock and several other fast doorslammer classes “We’re excited to get back out there with the Bad Banana,” Cory Voss said “We’ve been spending lots of hours in the shop over the winter trying to find more horsepower and make the car perform better some of the best R&D happens on the racetrack so I’m looking forward to hitting the track in a few weeks when the NHRA MMPS season kicks off at the 4-Wide Nationals at zMAX Dragway.” The team has also welcomed Coble Enterprises on board as the co-primary sponsor for the 2025 season Coble Enterprises specializes in real estate investment and property management President and owner Sherri Coble is an avid motorsports fan who sponsors numerous NASCAR drivers and teams “Sherri Coble has been in motorsports for quite a few years on the NASCAR and ARCA series and we are excited to show her and Coble Enterprises around the dragstrip and NHRA races for 2025,” Cory Voss said has also signed for a third consecutive season as a Voss Motorsports associate sponsor Voss Motorsports has teamed up with another Florida-based company Scorpion’s rocker arms and other valvetrain components are produced in Ocala Voss Motorsports will kick off the Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage NHRA Mountain Motor Pro Stock season at the NHRA 4-Wide Nationals AUG 18-19 Lucas Oil Series Divisional Event Tuesday, December 17, 2024 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST Pillar Church 57 E 10th Street Holland, MI 49423 Map Tuesday, December 17, 2024 12:00 PM EST Pillar Church 57 E 10th Street Holland, MI 49423 Map At the family's request memorial contributions are to be made to those listed below Please forward payment directly to the memorial of your choice Alzheimer's Association - Michigan Great Lakes Chapter 200 Turwill Ln Suite 6 Kalamazoo, MI 49006 (269) 342-1482 Driving Directions Web Site Jack Voss was a beloved pillar of strength for his family and community His steadfast devotion to his faith was an inspiration to many Jack grew up in Muskegon with his younger sister Sue (Asp) until he graduated from Muskegon High School in 1959 Carol (Hartz) in 1962 and obtained his BA in Business from Western Michigan University in 1964 they welcomed three children: daughter Terri He came up with novel ways of delivering services which enhanced a niche part of the industry and won him several awards He worked very hard for his clients and family He was athletic and placed in many handball tournaments around the state Another passion was boating on Lake Michigan and inland lakes He taught his children how to water-ski and fish The family enjoyed many vacations at a local lake or their condominium in Holland Jack and Carol had the opportunity to travel the world as well as many places in the United States He loved commercial fishing with his son-in-law in Alaska Jack always told his children to “put people first.” In his life He served as an elder or deacon in his church and volunteered for many years with Meals on Wheels and children: daughter Terri (Matt) Metcalf of Holland Chloe (Jordy) Mills; great-grandchildren: John and Bow Voss Jack and Archie Mills; sister: Sue (Chuck) Asp of Winston-Salem A funeral service will take place at Pillar Church of Holland Visitation will be from 10:00-12:00 and the service will start at 12:00pm please consider making a donation to Alzheimer’s Association at www.alz.org JavaScript is disabled. In order to use all of the features on dykstrafuneralhome.com, enable JavaScript.Close A celebration of life service will be held from 1 to 2 p.m Graveside services were held at Concord Township Cemetery in Garner the daughter of Herman and Lydia (Erdmann) Ziehlsdorf She graduated from Eau Claire High School in 1952 where she worked at Glenwood Hills Hospital They lived in Cedar Rapids where Aggie worked at a veterinarian clinic and bridal boutique store The couple lived in Garner for the rest of their married life wintering in Texas and Florida and was an avid golfer Paul Lutheran Church in Garner where she was active in the church choir and LWML Aggie sang in the Sweet Adeline’s and was past state president and commander of the VFW Auxiliary Craig Watson and Patty (Chuck) Bolinger; and five step-children David (Mary) Voss and Steve (Deb) Voss; grandchildren Jessica (Ty) Robichaud and Griffin Watson; great-grandchildren and Elizabeth “Elsie” Brewer; a brother Bernard Ziehlsdorf; and many nieces and nephews Jack Watson and Al Voss; her parents; and brothers Aggie loved the care she received at Rockwell Community Nursing Home and cherished spending time with her great-granddaughter and the joy she brought to her family and friends She attended Fairview Elementary School and Ramsey Junior High School When the family relocated back to Little Rock Charlotte and her family attended Pulaski Heights Baptist Church.  one of which was building and maintaining the friendships she made along the way Charlotte was a friend to all and those friendships were for life Charlotte’s sharp memory and passion for maintaining friendships was very important to her Many conversations with Charlotte would include: “Do you remember…” and would always be followed up by an update on that friend Charlotte had a huge heart and found joy in serving others.  Most people knew Charlotte through her work with Shipley Donuts She spent many years working as the manager for Shipley Donuts where she was able to use two of her special talents; talking with people and baking Charlotte continued this gift of baking by blessing her friends on special occasions with strawberry pies.  Charlotte loved her family fiercely and even referred to her nieces and nephews as her own She loved keeping up with ALL their activities on social media you could be sure who the first one to comment and tag herself was She loved celebrating and being a part of her family.  Charlotte also loved playing games and had “The Voss” Competitive spirit So many lessons can be learned and passed down by Charlotte’s passion for life and people The loyalty and love that she displayed for her loved ones is something we all should strive to replicate in our own lives Our peace comes from knowing that Charlotte is with her Savior and shining her light and smile through eternity Carl Voss and wife Linda and Roger Voss and wife Cynthia; her sister Jessica and Emma and Jake; Angie and Scott Nelson and their children Mallory and Lanie; Kim and Charlie Aitkens and their children Andrew and Cole; Rick and Mona Gayle Voss and their children Daric and Carsten; Rebecca Voss land her children and Raylea; Piper and Ryan Leonard and their daughter Morgan; Matthew and Jessica Voss; and Rachel and Nick Emerson and their children Charlotte was preceded in death by her parents Smith Family Funeral Home - North Little Rock                 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our husband                 Mike was born in Virginia Mn to Frederick (Jack) and Roberta Voss on February 13th 1953.   He spent his younger years growing up in Hoyt Lakes where Mike was active in sports—football and wrestling.  Mike was a proud graduate of Roosevelt High School’s class of 1971                 After graduation Mike worked several jobs before meeting his future wife  Mike worked for the DMIR Railroad for several years before becoming an employee of Inland Steel Mining where he worked for 32 years as a millwright                 Mike was a proud father of their son Cory and was actively involved in his son’s activities throughout his school years.  He was a Little League Coach board member of the Virginia Quarterback Club a member of the 2003 All-Night Grad Party Committee and was on the board that started The Blue Pride Fund for the Virginia Foundation.   Mike never missed a baseball or football game throughout his son’s high school years He loved cheering on his son and his friends Mike and Cory snowmobiled and hunted together across northern Minnesota and Canada for many years                 Mike’s passion Some of his most cherished experiences were hunting with his long-time buddies and his son on Lake of the Woods.  Snowmobiling trips with those same friends on Kabetogama was another special part of his life He was blessed to have a close-knit group of friends that he and Ann spent much time with                 Mike is survived by his wife of 49 years and Logan; brothers-in-law and sisters-in law Dave and Toni Kralich and cousins.  Mike also leaves behind his many dear friends with whom he had remained close throughout his life                 Mike was preceded in death by his parents                 The family is grateful for the assistance of the first responders and the ER staff at Essentia Health for their caring and compassionate efforts The Memorial Service will be held at 12 Noon on Friday at Peace United Methodist Church in Virginia A gathering time for family and friends will begin at 11:00 a.m A luncheon will follow the service at the Virginia Elks Club.                  Memorials are preferred to The Mesabi Humane Society and Peace United Methodist Church.    Due to recent events, you can now leave online condolences with each obituary posted on the Kutis Funeral Home website. COVID-19 Funeral Assistance – FEMA is now helping those that have lost a loved one from COVID-19. Click HERE to review the information on eligibility and requirements on the COVID-19 Funeral October 28th at 10AM at Kutis Funeral Home Interment at Immaculate Conception (Holy Family) Cemetery (2300 Church Road Funeral Service Live Stream Please accept my heartfelt condolences on your family’s loss Deepest Condolences from Singapore friends of Marty and Tracie Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the passing on of your father It is indeed moving to read about his life achievements and I’m sure there was so much more love and sacrifice behind this brief summary and may He soften the pain of missing such a good father and friend I am so very truly sorry for the loss of your Dad Bruce and I loved knowing him and your family is so very dear to me I wanted sooo badly to be there in person Please know I am joining on zoom and my heart is completely with you in person Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" For personalized and affordable funeral arrangements choose Kutis Funeral Home - a family-owned establishment serving St 2906 Gravois Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63118314-772-3000 10151 Gravois Road, St. Louis, MO 63123314-842-4458 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, Mehlville, MO 63129314-894-4500 “We envision an America with respectful embrace of political disagreements where civic friendship flourishes and competing perspectives strengthen our nation … [Our] goal is not to change people’s views of issues but to change their views of each other.”(From the vision statement of Braver Angels) Listening to Bill Doherty describe the genesis of Braver Angels—the organization that he co-founded in 2016—evokes both a snapshot of the past and a vivid It started the week after Donald Trump defeated Hilary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election Doherty received a call from a colleague in New York City who had been in touch with another colleague from southwest Ohio The discussion turned to how people were feeling in largely liberal New York City (devastated) versus conservative southwest Ohio (very hopeful).  to get 10 Clinton voters and 10 Trump voters together for 13 hours over a weekend.   “We had a tremendous experience with this group of people They found that they had more in common than they realized and they wanted to stop fighting all of the time,” says Doherty professor emeritus in family social science at the University of Minnesota’s College of Education and Human Development but they wanted a reunion and we decided to keep going Braver Angels has grown impressively in the eight years since There have been 60,000 participants at over 4,800 events across the country along with volunteers devoting up to 40 hours a week for the cause of elevating our discourse and relationships with half identifying as “red” and half “blue.” “We have to get beyond this demeaning of the other side because we’ve had fundamental divisions in this country since it began The secret sauce is simply getting people together to talk—and especially to listen—without trying to change anyone’s convictions which stands for Listen to the other person; Acknowledge their perspective and feelings Pivot (with permission) to your own views; and gain Perspective.  the Braver Angels workshops leave participants feeling less animosity and more friendliness toward people across the political divide They often even discover that they want similar things and have more in common than they realized.  Leading with a curiosity to find common ground Melinda Voss is the “blue” co-chair of Braver Angels’ Minnesota steering team her parents belonged to a monthly political discussion group of six couples—conservatives They met in someone’s living room and discussed a predetermined topic “And they liked each other,” Voss recalls with a laugh.  and Doherty points out that we’ve seen a rise in affective polarization—a growing animosity toward the other party—for 40 years or so “There’s a big set of social forces involved,” he says “And every democracy in the world is facing this.”  “It’s not that we just don’t like the other party’s candidate it’s that we don’t like the people in the other party,” she says She echoes Doherty’s belief that behind every strongly held view is a story “How is it that you came to hold your point of view somehow it deflates the emotional tension and the antipathy.” and we’re a stronger country for it,” adds Voss who earned a master’s in public health from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities “We’ve been a stronger country because we disagree Voss’s complement in Minnesota is Scott Schluter the “red” co-chair of the Minnesota steering team Schluter spent his high school years in Cannon Falls but has lived in predominantly liberal South Minneapolis for the last 30 years.  his involvement is less about politics and more about his natural curiosity and desire to meet and learn from others “I love going into conversations when both sides can say to themselves ‘I might be wrong.’ That is incredibly helpful and it makes me think about grace and humility Schluter wants to be open to situations and discussions “Being able to have conversations with people that think differently than me I’m just so curious what can come out of that,” he says Just enjoying other people’s company versus being angry.” The impact of Braver Angels events is impressive Voss shares the story of attending a national Braver Angels convention and meeting up with a red member there They went out shopping and wound up having a great discussion about an often divisive topic “I can now totally understand why she has that point of view and why it’s a strongly held view,” Voss says even though we have these different points of view.  where we can talk to the other side and actually still value them and understand them and maybe even like them.”  couples are taking a little extra time to appreciate each other But working on maintaining and developing healthy relationships is a long process that deserves attention all year round.  The holiday season can bring many stressors: from loneliness and financial concerns to limited time for gatherings with family and friends a family therapist and professor in the College of Education and Human Development shares how to manage stress over the holidays A unique competition offered students the chance to use AI as a catalyst to develop an innovative product idea for the food and beverage industry University of Minnesota engineers design a stent to prevent brain aneurysms The School of Nursing’s Doctoral Education Pathway for American Indian/Alaska Native Nurses is giving Haley Warren an avenue to give back to her Native community What University of Minnesota graduate Paul Dye did is nothing short of amazing in the world of aviation and beyond Voss brings nearly two decades of experience in SaaS and services revenue leadership with a proven track record of driving transformative growth across diverse industries and customer segments spanning a variety of industries and customer segments She joins Schellman from her most recent role as Senior Vice President of Sales at Ellucian the global market leader in EdTech for higher education She was responsible for the company’s enterprise cross-selling strategy including overseeing revenue growth for both SaaS subscriptions and professional services “As we double down on our investment in sales and go-to-market strategies in 2025 having the right leadership is critical,” said Avani Desai “Preeya brings not only a wealth of experience in driving revenue and scaling organizations but also a unique ability to inspire teams and foster lasting client relationships Her strategic mindset and passion for innovation will help us take our growth to the next level while staying true to our core values of excellence and client service.” Voss will oversee all revenue-generating initiatives Her focus will be on enhancing Schellman’s growth trajectory by aligning sales and customer success efforts to deliver exceptional value and outcomes for clients Voss is an advocate for mentorship and is deeply committed to empowering early-career talent and women in customer-facing roles "I’m honored to join Schellman as Chief Revenue Officer during such a pivotal time in the company’s history,” said Voss “My mission is to amplify Schellman’s legacy of excellence by driving innovation With Schellman’s unparalleled suite of services—from SOC reports to the latest AI-related assessments to expanded sustainability services—we will continue to empower our clients to build trust with their customers in an increasingly complex compliance landscape.” To learn more about Schellman’s services and how they can help your organization, visit the website About Schellman“Schellman” is the brand name under which Schellman & Company Schellman stands as a leading global provider of attestation LLC (a top 50 firm) and Schellman Compliance LLC (a globally accredited compliance assessment firm which is not a licensed CPA firm) The services provided by the Schellman entities include acting as a CPA firm (Schellman & Company LLC Florida license number AD62941) as a leading provider of SOC reports being among the pioneering CMMC Authorized C3PAOs as well as offering international certification services including TISAX and HDS ContactV2 Communicationsschellman@v2comms.com Lois LaRayne Voss was born to Mildred and Roy Mattson on Jan She graduated from Milltown High School in 1944 and to this union 3 children were born: Cheryl She was a tremendous cook and baker and loved having huge gatherings of relatives and friends Another favorite part of her life was her flower gardens Baked goods were always on the counter and baking pies and bread plus canning and putting up preserves with raspberry/blueberry being her favorite Her well known baked beans were absolutely the best she took a position at the Milltown Public Library Also 4 grandchildren – Joell (Ken) Collins Bill (Ashley) Voss and Jeff Peper (Heather) Peper 8 Great Grandchildren are as follows: Noah WI 54824) with visitation beginning at 1:00 Submit A Story or Press Release: DrydenWire@gmail.com Advertising QuestionsGeneral QuestionsDrydenWire Insider Questions to Martin and Maxine (Banning) Voss in Rapid City Earl served in the Navy and was honorably discharged He was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church in Chisholm and being a handy man whether that was welding or tinkering with projects in his garage.  Earl was preceded in death by his wife of 40 years “Daily growth opportunities in the Christian faith and a deep immersion in the unifying aspects of spiritual disciplines are a distinctive aspect of a Taylor student’s experience and something we want to continue to strengthen and amplify,” said President D “We are blessed to have David Andrews and Full Salvation Union come alongside the University in not only investing in the campus experience through the work of Dr but enabling a greater global reach in building Christian unity among believers.” Hank Voss holds a PhD from Wheaton College and an MA in New Testament and Christian Theology from Talbot School of Theology in California He is also a Taylor alumnus with a BA in Biblical Literature and Christian Education Full Salvation Union is a nonprofit with a mission “to perpetuate spirituality…and to carry on charitable and religious work” intended to be “interdenominational in effort and nonsectarian in spirit.” Its first general pastor was E.A who served from 1934 until his death in 1944 and upon his death in 2003 was succeeded by general pastor Leona Andrews Full Salvation Union has focused on building spiritual unity expressed best by our Lord Jesus in his prayer found in the Gospel of John chapter 17,” said Dr the current general pastor for Full Salvation Union “Jesus’ charge to his disciples was not to build churches of bricks and wood but through the Holy Spirit to take a message of salvation to the world to rise above what divides us and to hold to what unites us as believers We are confident that the Union's legacy of Christian unity is in good hands with Dr Hank Voss and Taylor University.”   Hank Voss will be able to invest in and build up programs and activities that tangibly reinforce the concept of Christian unity These may be through academic programs—guest speakers and even faculty-led student research projects—or through external engagements and partnerships with parachurch organizations (such as the World Evangelical Alliance as one example) with global reach and impact in furthering the cause of Christian unity Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker UNMC leaders are creating a more vibrant academic health science center and a stronger economy for all Nebraskans UNMC is a welcoming organization working to make all our faculty we work from core values to achieve our strategic goals and vision for transforming the 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writing sessions for manuscript assistance and conduct two seminars The seminars will touch on how to plan an academic career and symptom management for HIV I want to meet with leaders and faculty and see what opportunities there are for student exchanges and research projects they’re interested in,” he said I’ll come home and see how we can connect our faculty with them on education Voss has been selected for this prestigious opportunity,” she said “It showcases the caliber of faculty in the UNMC College of Nursing This experience will potentially spur new opportunities for the college.” As the world’s largest international education exchange program the Fulbright Program aims to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries The partnership with the university in Jakarta began when Dr Voss was an assistant professor of in nursing at the University of Washington a then-PhD student from Indonesia who was enrolled at the University of Washington wanted to work with an adviser who understood stigma against women living with HIV Ismail returned to Jakarta but kept in contact with Dr Voss as the two continued to collaborate on HIV research and worked together to apply for the Fulbright specialist program now the associate dean for academic programs at the university to advance their next project focused on adherence to antiretroviral treatments in women living with HIV Voss said the Fulbright designation is a high honor that he believes will lead to continued productive collaboration between UNMC and Universitas Pembangunan Nasional Veteran Jakarta Keep me posted on how the CON Office of Global Health and our partners can support you Dr You are impacting many lives around the globe © 2025 University of Nebraska Medical Center The following article was published as part of an exclusive content partnership with neo-trans.blog.A slew of construction permit applications were submitted to the Cleveland Building Department last week for the redevelopment of the former Voss Industries plant in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood This $63.4 million project along with a planned bus rapid transit corridor on West 25th promises to expand the vibrancy of the Market District farther south In its latest and apparently final iteration the complex will be called The Carriage Co and feature 139 apartments above 115 indoor parking spaces plus ground-floor retail and restaurants The redevelopment will also create unique spaces by reactivating the long-dormant West 25th Place and Hancock Avenues that intersect in the middle of the site 18 include requests for permits for interior demolition fire or other code compliance issues found it may still take months for the permits to be approved and work to begin “The scope of work is to convert a historic factory complex compromised of 14 existing building segments into new apartments with amenities including indoor parking and a cold shell for office and future retail uses,” wrote MRN’s Chief Operating Officer Joseph Del Re in submitting the documents to the Building Department redevelopment is Cleveland-based architect SA Group Among its credits was the renovation of an historic building on Superior Viaduct in Ohio City for Snip Internet’s offices prior to its acquisition last year by Chicago-based Zentro SA Group has also worked with MRN on other projects before Planned to follow the residential work is the provision of up to 24,000 square feet of rentable commercial office and co-working space 25,000 square feet of general retail and restaurant space and 50,000 square feet of anchor food/beverage according to publicly available documents from the city MRN also owns several surface parking lots along West 26th Street behind The Carriage Co “In order to assist with the project financing the developer has requested the city impose a 15-year non-school TIF,” the legislation read “The TIF will support debt service related to the project The project will create and/or cause to create approximately 125 new W-2 jobs at the project site with an approximate payroll of $3,750,000.” The city entered into a 15-year non-school TIF agreement with 2168 West 25th Street LLC the city declared certain improvements with respect to the project to be a public purpose and exempt 100 percent of the improvements from real property taxes is that the redevelopment would clean up and repurpose a blighted property In June 2023, 2168 West 25th Street LLC was awarded $5 million in  Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credits the project was authorized to receive an Economic Development Loan of up to $2 million from Cuyahoga County the redevelopment was granted $724,838 from the Ohio Brownfield Program for cleanup and remediation of the site The project was previously referred to as the Carriage Works but there is a smaller redevelopment nearby in Tremont called the  Scranton Avenue Carriage Works That project by Broadview Heights-based JAMM Real 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Mostly clear early followed by mostly cloudy skies overnight. Low 66F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph. Police cars and fire trucks responded to an incident in the 2000 block of Carter Lane in the Voss Farms neighborhood in New Braunfels on April 22, 2025. UPDATE: At approximately 5:30 p.m., NBPD released a statement that the scene is no longer active. At 4:15 p.m., NBPD entered a barricaded home in the 2000 block of Carter Lane and placed a 64-year-old suspect identified as John Michael Herrmann of New Braunfels under arrest. Herrmann reportedly barricaded himself in the home after being served a writ of possession by the Guadalupe County Constable’s Office.  UPDATE: NBPD said as of 4 p.m. that the incident is ongoing and remains an active scene with heavy police presence in the area. There have been no injuries during this incident and the public is asked to continue avoiding the area. Additional details will be shared once the scene is no longer active.  Voss Farms Elementary students and staff were evacuated to Legend Point Elementary during the school day Tuesday as the New Braunfels Police Department responded to an incident in the neighborhood.  The incident, which led to a heavy police presence in the Voss Farms neighborhood, was confined to a single home, according to the latest update from NBPD around noon on Tuesday, April 22. The public was asked to avoid the area while officers were on scene. The NBPD has not provided further details on the incident. Police recommended the relocation of students and staff out of an abundance of caution, according to the district. All students and staff were reportedly safe.  New Braunfels Middle School Principal Jonathon Campbell alerted parents that Pahmeyer Road in front of Voss Farms Elementary was closed to traffic and pedestrians as school was let out. "I wanted to let you know that NBPD is continuing to respond to an incident in the Voss Farms neighborhood," Campbell said in the letter. NBISD anticipates that students will return to school Wednesday as normal but is in constant communication with NBPD and will notify parents if anything changes, according to the district. Erica Wilson is the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung's education and nonprofit reporter.  There was quite the police presence in the Voss Farms subdivision across from Voss Farms Elementary on Tuesday. Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Get the latest breaking news from The Herald-Zeitung. Sign up today! Delivering entertainment and live music news straight to your inbox every Thursday morning. 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Anthony Steele picked up his second save of the year with a scoreless ninth inning Kyle Remington made the start for Minnesota Remington recorded eight strikeouts and four walks Tyler Hemmesch and Seth Clausen combined to hold PSU scoreless in the eighth Voss’ pinch-hit homer in the fourth was PSU’s first pinch-hit home run since Billy Gerlott on April 24 With his 22nd steal of the season, Ryan Weingartner tied Blake Lynd (22; 2009) for sixth in a season at Penn State He sent an 0-1 pitch over the wall in center Elbeery lifted a 1-2 pitch over the wall in center for a solo homer Jameson Martin lined a single to left before Josh Fitzgerald worked a walk A single to left by Berkland drove in Martin to give the Gophers a 2-1 advantage The Nittany Lions conclude the series against Minnesota on Sunday at 2 p.m The 2025 Penn State Baseball season is presented by The Family Clothesline Texas — An Austin entrepreneur is making waves in the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by setting his sights on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) AGI is a type of AI that aims to create machines with human-like learning and reasoning abilities I coined the term Artificial General Intelligence.” Founder and CEO of Aigo.ai said Voss says that was always the original goal of AI to build thinking machines you can have an AGI that you will tell it to to become a PhD level cancer researcher and it will hit the books and it will learn to become a PhD level cancer researcher,” Voss said “But now the beauty is you can make a million copies of that and you'll have a million PhD cancer researchers chipping away at this problem.” ALSO| NASCAR: Where high-tech meets high speed Voss believes that AGI is the future of AI and that the current narrow AI is developing an AGI program that can learn and adapt without the need for massive amounts of data unlike current AI systems that require tremendous computational power and energy huge problem with the current approach of AI and that is that they need massive amounts of data to train,” Voss said like you know when we're having a conversation The current technology can't learn about its life Voss believes his program can achieve the language and reasoning abilities of a three-year-old in just a few months he predicts his program will reach the learning level of a 10-year-old and then accelerate rapidly is seen by Voss as the perfect environment to foster AGI development He says with this ecosystem Austin could become a hub for this revolutionary technology.