Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application and friend peacefully left this world to be with Jesus on December 12 4 days shy of her 92nd birthday; born on December 16 Louise made her profession of faith at 9 years old and was baptized at the First Baptist Williamsburg She graduated from LaFollette High School a full year early in 1949 While not realizing her dream of graduating from college she did successfully achieve the Dean's list taking classes both at Sinclair Community College and at the University of Dayton while caring for her husband and children She was proceeded in death by her father Basil Arthur Hayes and her mother Mollie Ellen (Steely) Hayes Louise lost her grandson Oscar E Hicks III on October 5th 2019 She is survived by brothers Carl and John and sisters Beverly She will be sorely missed by daughter Mollie B.A 11 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.  She volunteered for the Ombudsman office as a Medicare/Medicaid consultant then as a nursing home patient advocate She was a strong advocate for her community and a participant in local and state political and civil issues even chosen as citizen of the year for the city of Moraine She never stopped working to make each of these things better She strengthened every church she attended teaching singing in the church choir and singing favorite songs for the congregation She always stayed 100 percent in the corner of her family and always tried to put her best foot forward to support her chosen city of Moraine Mom’s faith was the most important thing to her The one thing she always wanted to share with anyone is the only thing you need to do is believe in the death and resurrection of Christ for you as well as the world to be saved "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life"  and willing rather to be absent from the body and to be present with the Lord."  Visitation will be held from 11:00am-1:00pm Centerville where Funeral Services will begin at 1.00pm To share a memory of Louise or leave a special message for her family 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 Entrepreneur® and its related marks are registered trademarks of Entrepreneur Media LLC AI startup Budy.bot has raised USD 4.2 million in a pre-seed funding round led by RTP Global This round attracted participation from various investors and a distinguished group of over 15 angel investors Among them are prominent figures such as Raju Reddy Abhinav Asthana (CEO and Co-founder of Postman) and several former executives from GreyOrange The funding will be strategically utilised to enhance the training and development of Budy's core AI capabilities "Our mission with Budy is clear—we want to solve the growing complexity of sales and marketing software deployment," stated Samay Kohli He emphasised the platform's goal of improving the utilisation of existing software packages instead of adding new ones we're confident we can help companies get much more out of their sales and marketing budgets in a way that no other platform has," he added who previously led robotics company GreyOrange Budy is an AI-driven agent designed to streamline the deployment and management of sales and marketing software stacks for enterprises The startup is committed to achieving tangible business outcomes and claims to be purpose-driven in its approach Budy's initial focus will be on the North American market addressing a universal challenge faced by enterprises: optimising their sales and marketing software ecosystems Budy.bot is working with a SaaS company generating USD 12–13 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) in the marketing sector and another company with USD 35 million in ARR that provides contact center solutions for banks "This investment aligns perfectly with RTP Global's focus on backing visionary founders in transformative sectors like AI We believe founders with bold ideas can redefine industries and supporting them early is crucial for driving innovation." Founder and former CEO of Sierra Atlantic and Chairman of BITSAA International "Having worked with Samay during his journey at GreyOrange I've seen firsthand his ability to scale innovative technologies I'm confident in his vision for Budy and the potential of AI to revolutionise enterprise software management it's an exciting opportunity to shape a key market segment." We'll be in your inbox every morning Monday-Saturday with all the day’s top business news best advice and exclusive reporting from Entrepreneur Notices are posted by 10 am Monday through Saturday Adjust Text Size: A+ A- Agnes passed away peacefully on September 16 She was a woman of integrity and strength of faith who embraced life with a quiet passion She was one to always offer encouragement to family and friends and had the gift of celebrating their accomplishments with a glad heart She was a dedicated loving mom who wanted nothing but the best for her sons She was able to encourage them to achieve their best without dispensing advice.Her greatest gift and accomplishment was being a grandmother to her five grandkids Madison and Carter and a great- grandchild Madden - a passage in her life which she described as sublime her time and her talents with them lovingly and patiently.She will be remembered for her generosity Agnes was blessed with a unique creative flair which was so evident in who she was and whatever she did although soft upon the earth left an indelible imprint; she lived fully loved her God and her family deeply and will be remembered with affection and tenderness by her husband great-grandson and sister Bernice Birchall.A Memorial Mass will be held on Saturday With the passing of this thoroughly decent woman a large and wonderful chapter of our life’s book comes gently to a close Selkirk <br />in care of arrangements." style="text-align: center; padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 2px;">Tributes: www.gilbartfuneralhome.comGilbart Funeral Home As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Sep 21 Share your memories and/or express your condolences below Unfortunately with the need to moderate tributes for inappropriate content your comments may take up to 48 hours to appear Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker RENEW MEMBERSHIP Oklahoma Farm Bureau Preserving and protecting our rural way of life since 1942 the gravel roads are long and straight as they stretch between fields It is out here where the view goes on for miles that the Budy family farms and ranches while keeping the big picture in mind.  Chad and Danielle Budy and their four children work together as they care for their cattle and grow wheat They even plant cow peas on the sand hills that dot the area to prevent wind erosion during the summer months.  Chad and Danielle are proud to have raised their four children – Colton Tabor, Sagelyn and Davin – the same way they grew up: on the family farm.   we have a lot of obstacles thrown at us that are out of our control with prices and mother nature, but it’s just a way of life that I enjoy.”  “It’s exciting to see our kids come back and help us and want to do what we were raised up doing,” Chad said “It’s been a good living for Danielle and I and we just hope they can do the same if they have that interest and love the industry that they have the opportunity.”  is now farming with Danielle’s dad near Byron in Alfalfa County with the goal of some day taking over for his grandpa Tabor studies ag business at Northwestern Oklahoma State University in nearby Alva and is building his own cattle herd. Sagelyn and Davin help with the farm work in numerous ways. Danielle also works off the farm teaching math at NWOSU.  Chad recalls that farming was the one thing he wanted to do as he was growing up around agriculture The allure of being his own boss also came with deep responsibilities which he and Danielle work to pass on to their children it’s my fault so I have to keep going,” Chad said of farming “That’s what I’ve tried to teach my kids living where we do we have a lot of obstacles thrown at us that are out of our control with prices and mother nature but it’s just a way of life that I enjoy.”  When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down schools in early 2020 the family took the opportunity to harness the extra time together to replace fences and build new corrals to improve their cattle handling options well into the future.   While the pandemic disrupted life greatly in both rural and urban areas across our nation Danielle said it served as another example of the perseverance of farmers and ranchers.  “It just proved how important farmers and ranchers are because their job never quits we have to keep going and trudging through this.”  In addition to the full-time farming operation the Budy family is heavily involved in their local community. From their county Farm Bureau to their church and from time spent on the volunteer fire department to their kids’ numerous activities investing time to help their neighbors and their local area is a priority for the Budys.  “Our kids are what makes us work hard to keep this community thriving and keep it a place they might want to live,” Danielle said “If we don’t have our future to look forward to then what do we have to look forward to?”  As they think about the time spent as a family on the farm both Chad and Danielle look back to one critical time of year for all farmers that they feel is what being a farm family is all about: wheat harvest.   “I remember my dad saying this last harvest that it was a joy for him to be out there with all my kids me and him – the generations that are there running the combines – and we were all family,” Chad said too.’ Even if my kids choose to go off and do other adventures I think they’ll still come back to the farm and want to help a little bit on days like that.”  “Harvest is a good example of it’s just one big family that works together to accomplish something that is so awesome: being able to harvest the wheat being able to then take it to the elevator and to be able to feed America,” Danielle said it’s such an awesome thing that farmers do.”  Copyright © 2025 Oklahoma Farm Bureau 13 years ago in the month of December I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. That marked a new normal of a new life. Something that is challenging at points but something that has shaped me into the person I am today. My diabetes is my 24\7….. https://t.co/MdLWnvYu5l 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 GRAND FORKS — UND's logjam of forwards for next season has sent another into the NCAA transfer portal UND forward Brendan Budy entered the portal Tuesday — four days before the deadline to get in for next season Budy played two seasons for the Fighting Hawks scoring five goals and 10 points in 56 games He scored the game-winning goal in the third period against Minnesota Duluth in November Budy missed the entire month of January with an injury and was a healthy scratch for the team's NCAA tournament game against Notre Dame UND has been trying to manage its large forward list throughout the last month The Fighting Hawks lost just one forward to graduation in fifth-year senior center Connor Ford The returns of fourth-year seniors Gavin Hain and Mark Senden coupled with the explosive performances in the United States Hockey League by four forward commits who likely need to come to campus in the fall — Jackson Blake Dylan James and Ben Strinden — has led to three departures Budy and fourth-year senior Ashton Calder went to the transfer portal and recruit Cole Spicer opted to de-commit instead of play another year of junior hockey UND now has 15 or 16 forwards penciled in for next season depending on whether James comes to campus McLaughlin and Strinden are all expected to come Budy spent one semester at the University of Denver before returning to junior hockey Budy was a nominee for the Hockey Humanitarian Award for his work in raising money and awareness for diabetes 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 Russian militants attacked railway facilities and rolling stock in Budy village according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and other sources "Three railroad workers with shrapnel wounds and concussion were hospitalized and two more received medical aid on the spot and the fires caused by the enemy strike were promptly localized," the company said Kharkiv governor Syniehubov said that two people were killed in the attack head of the Kharkiv district department of the State Emergency Service in the Kharkiv region "A total of 22 people were injured - 16 men and 6 women aged 14 to 81 and the rest are in light condition," noted the head of the Military Administration He emphasized that the enemy deliberately struck two times within half an hour when all specialized services were already on the spot law enforcement officials reported that a police officer of the patrol police response sector of the Kharkiv District Police Department "This is not the first time Russia has attacked emergency services when they are rescuing civilians there will be responsibility and accountability - in the courts and on the battlefield," the Interior Ministry emphasized Today in the Kharkiv region, Russian troops shelled the village of Budy Two people were reported dead and more than 20 injured Russia continues to attack other regions of Ukraine. In particular, the enemy dropped a bomb on a bus stop with people in the Donetsk region Bonneville cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii utah) and bluehead sucker (Catostomus discobolus) Puzzling strongholds of these species remain despite potential impacts from habitat fragmentation Although populations of Bonneville cutthroat trout and bluehead sucker in the Weber River are especially important for management and conservation purposes little is known about their specific life-histories and potential limiting factors in this system We will test the hypothesis that a source-sink metapopulation dynamic exists between the tributaries and the mainstem populations of Bonneville cutthroat trout by using a combination of mark-recapture movement analysis isotopic chemical markers in hard and soft tissue structures We will identify the locations and attributes of barriers to upstream movement in the tributaries and mainstem and evaluate priority areas for barrier removal A barrier in the mainstem at the canyon mouth has recently been retrofitted with a fish ladder and we will test the effectiveness of this structure in passing Bonneville cutthroat trout and bluehead sucker through the use of a gated picket weir We will also evaluate the population size and structure of Bonneville cutthroat trout in the mainstem Weber River and tributaries and the bluehead sucker population size and structure in the mainstem The main goal of this research is to identify limiting factors to these populations to allow managers to prioritize conservation actions Phaedra Budy is the Assistant Unit Leader at the U.S. Geological Society, Utah Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Unit and a Professor of fisheries management and aquatic ecology in the Department of Watershed Sciences at Utah State University (USU).Read more... Gloria Budy, 86, Of Toledo, Oh Passed Away In Her Residence Sunday January 12, 2020 Surrounded By Her Loving Family. Gloria Was Born To The Late Francisco And Margarita Duenas. Besides Her Parents, She Is Also Preceded In Death By Her Husband: Gerald Budy; 4 Brothers And 3 Sisters. Gloria Is Survived By Her Sons: Keith (Denise) Budy, Scott (Brenda) Budy; Grandchildren: Amanda Budy, Matt Budy, Samantha Cribbs, Casey Budy, Carson Budy; Great Grandchildren: Emma, Ava, Benjamin; Sister: Stella Schaller; Many Nieces And Nephews. Gloria Was A Devoted Housewife And Mother. She Loved Cooking Mexican Food, Shopping, Telling Stories About When She Grew Up, Playing Bingo, And Traveling With Her Husband, Gerald. Her True Love Was Spending Time With Her Husband, Children And Grandchildren. She Will Be Deeply Missed! A Celebration Of Life Service Will Follow At A Later Time. Funeral Arrangements Are Entrusted With Habegger Funeral Services. 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The community-resource rally aimed to serve as "one-stop shopping" for families In addition to inviting Holt Crossing families organizers distributed information about the event to the elementary schools that feed into Holt Crossing and the middle schools Holt Crossing students will attend which included performances featuring the Holt Crossing Mini-Rockets and Central Crossing High School flag teams the Central Crossing Jazz Band and visits with Brutus Buckeye and Crew Cat "The mascots were an important part of the event because we wanted to make this a fun night for families not just a dry night of getting information," Budy said Budy headed up a team of Holt teachers and staff members that spent several months organizing the event once it was approved by the district and principal Tyler Winner we try to do as much as we can to help our families when they have a question about something," Winner said "We know there are entities out there that can help them but a lot of times they don't know where to turn." "Our teachers get a lot of questions from families Families and students also could win prizes through a raffle during the rally "We had some local businesses and restaurants donate prizes for the raffle and several of our teachers created specially themed gift bags as prizes," Budy said A family movie night gift bag contained DVDs and popcorn while a family picnic night bag featured supplies and provisions for a picnic or camping trip There was no cost to enter the raffle; families received an entry each time they visited one of the agencies participating in the rally "We wanted to make sure that families actually make connect with these agencies because that's what this night was all about," he said The turnout was "spectacular," Winner said "It's very gratifying to see our families respond like this," he said they are getting a lot of good information about resources in the community that can help them." The attendees included Holt Crossing fifth-grader Alaina Nicholson and her father "I wanted to come because I really wanted to win the book prize bag in the raffle," Alaina said so I entered that raffle -- and I won it!" James Nicholson said the event was a valuable prize for families "It's great to have information about so many different groups in the community available at one event," he said we're able to get a lot of good information." Budy said he would like to see similar events expand to other district schools "Perhaps this is something we can organize to happen once a month at a different school," he said "It's really turned out even better than I could have imagined." .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Deborah Brown | The Saginaw NewsView full sizeTop left have earned their associate in insurance services designation She holds a certificate in general insurance from Great Lakes Junior College She holds a bachelor's degree from Northwood University and associate degrees from Delta College and Mott Community College She holds a bachelor's degree from Saginaw Valley State University Yopp started her career with Frankenmuth Insurance in 1999 Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) General Manager Barclay Parneta announced today that the Giants have acquired 2000-born forward Brendan Budy (Langley BC) and a conditional draft pick from the Red Deer Rebels In exchange the Giants have dealt 2002-born defenceman Joel Sexsmith (Edmonton AB) and a conditional draft pick to Red Deer Brendan Budy checks in a 5’10” and 179-pounds He was originally drafted by the Rebels in the fourth round (69th overall) in the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft Budy recorded 11 goals and 20 assists for 31 points in 31 games with the USHL’s Tri-City Storm He also appeared in six games with the University of Denver prior to joining the Storm His two previous seasons (2016-17 and 2017-18) were spent in the BCHL with the Langley Rivermen Budy served as team captain during the 2017-18 season and led the Rivermen in scoring with 22 goals and 34 assists in 49 games His lone Midget season was spent with the Delta Academy Prep team in 2015-16 where he scored 19 goals and added 24 assists through 27 games. That season he helped Team BC capture a bronze medal at the Western Canadian U-16 Challenge Cup. Internationally, Budy won a gold medal with Canada West at the 2017 World Junior A. Challenge. His Elite Prospects Bio can be found here Sexsmith spent last season with the Delta Academy he registered five goals and seven assists for 12 points he’s dressed in five games for the Giants over the past two seasons He was originally drafted ninth overall by Swift Current in 2017 The Giants wish to thank Joel and his family and wish them the best as Joel continues his WHL career with the Red Deer Rebels Sign In Subscribe Now Budy is one of two 16-year-old rookies from Langley playing for their hometown Rivermen —Sean Gulka is the other The Rivermen’s youngest player — he’s already committed to play for the University of Denver (NCAA Div 1) in 2019-20 — Budy couldn’t think of a better place to play than here “I had a number of offers from other teams and also I had a chance to move away and play in the WHL but I knew college was meant for me,” Budy said Sixteen’s pretty young to move away so being at home has helped a lot “My parents [Tim and Colleen] are still there for me They cook all my meals and drive me everywhere Hockey League after spending last season with Delta Hockey Academy He had five goals and five assists heading into last night’s home game against the Wenatchee Wild (the game got underway after the Times went to press Thursday morning) “I knew it was going to be faster coming into the season,” Budy said “It took me a couple of games to get going but I feel like I’ve adjusted my game well and I’m playing at a good pace Rivermen head coach Bobby Henderson had high praise for Budy considering his youth,” Henderson said.“He’s had no problem with the pace — if anything He’s an extremely fast player and he processes the game at an elite level He’s a skilled player and he’s fun to watch.” Winning is something Budy has already become accustomed to in his young hockey career — he helped Delta Hockey Academy win the  Canadian Sport School Hockey League (CSSHL) title last season about his experience with Delta Hockey Academy I think we only lost three games all year.” and Budy feels he’s picked up his game a lot The versatile centre/winger is on the smallish side by hockey standards but says he’s not afraid to mix it up in the corners and in the dirty areas “I’m kind of undersized so I play a skilled game usually,” Budy said “I like to make plays and score goals but I can also bring some grit if it needs to be there I finish hits when I get the chance and that type of stuff.” Henderson said Budy isn’t about to be intimidated by older “There’s no back off in his game,” Henderson said He plays on the edge and he’s not a kid who’s going to be intimidated “I just want to get better and keep developing my game I want to get better after every game and hopefully become a really good hockey player in this league.” Henderson said Budy “is getting better every week.” “We’re just seeing now what he’s capable of and we’ll see more of the same for some time to come.” the Rivermen have been so-so as the season passes the one-third mark Following a weekend split against the Surrey Eagles they were 6-10-3-1 as of last night and sit fourth in the BCHL’s Mainland Division We have a lot of rookies and stuff but I think we’re getting there Everyone bonds well in the locker room and off the ice so I think we’re going to start bringing our game [as the season wears on].” Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. 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To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines The Henneman family wishes to announce the spiritual transition of our beloved husband affectionately known as “Buddy” or “Kunta,” 73 The family will celebrate Buddy’s life and cherish his memories with a viewing and service from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m 21 at Charlotte Amalie High School's Ruth E Orville Crossley and Ishmael Todman Jr.; grandchildren Buddy’s memory will also be cherished by his sisters-in-law Sheryl O’Bryan Johnson and Adelia Rodriguez Henneman; brothers-in-law He leaves a legacy of love for his cousins Antonio Henneman and Marion Henneman Brooke; sisters Edna Henneman and Claire Henneman Trotman; and son Arrangements are by Turnbull's Funeral Home 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 Would you like to receive our daily news? Signup today Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account 2018-19 was a strange season for Langley Rivermen forward Brendan Budy He had just wrapped up his two seasons in the BCHL and was starting his college career at the University of Denver it was clear to him that things weren’t working out the way he had hoped “I’m more of a skilled player who’s used to playing a top-six role and in Denver I was only playing here and there “I was a true freshman and the youngest player there maybe instead of staying here and not knowing what was going to happen I could try other options and end up somewhere where I knew I’d be able to play a role that I’m used to playing.” That new situation he was searching for ended up being in the USHL where he finished out the season with Tri-City Storm and ended up averaging a point per game with 31 in 31 contests After an offseason full of rumours and speculation on where he would play – his WHL rights were traded to the Vancouver Giants he was eligible to return to the USHL for a second season – his career ended up coming full circle as he returned to Langley for a second stint in the BCHL with his hometown Rivermen Budy spent his early years playing for the Langley Minor Hockey Association a place where he was able to develop his hockey skills and make some friends that would end up being his teammates again down the road “It was really good experience,” he said “We had a bunch of good players there A few players ended up playing in the BCHL and a couple of them are actually on my team right now.” Those players he’s referring to are Rivermen goalie Braedon Fleming who is in his fourth year with the team who was acquired by Langley in a trade this past offseason Budy also played minor hockey with former Rivermen captain Alec Capstick who is now in his freshman season at the University of Miami-Ohio he relied a lot on his parents for advice and to make sure he had every opportunity to succeed “My dad Tim played hockey himself,” said Budy so he knows what it’s like to be a hockey player Him and my mom were always there for me and always supported me on whatever decisions I’ve made throughout my hockey career They’ve been there every step of the way.” Heading into his second year of Bantam hockey Budy ended up at the Delta Hockey Academy where he was coached by Jaroslav ‘Yogi’ Svejkovsky A former first-round pick of the Washington Capitals and someone who played four NHL seasons in the late ’90s Svejkovsky had a strong influence on Budy as a young hockey player “He was obviously a really good player himself and he’s an unreal coach,” said Budy He was able to teach us a lot of skills with the puck but he was also really good at bringing the team together.” Budy moved on to the BCHL where he debuted with his hometown team at the age of 16 and ended up finishing tied for sixth in rookie scoring with 45 points in 56 games “That’s a young age to be playing junior hockey,” he said “I had to go to school and play hockey at the same time so it was nice that I was able to live at home especially since my house is only five minutes from the rink My mom used to drive me to school and then made sure I got to the rink on time Budy had another strong year in his second season in the league leading the Rivermen in scoring with 56 points but the highlight of that season came outside of the BCHL he was selected to play for Team Canada West at the World Junior A Challenge (WJAC) and ended up winning a gold medal downing the United States in the championship game “It’s something I’ll never forget,” he said going through tryouts and then finally getting our team together “Just getting to be a part of a Canada vs Budy has picked up right where he left off the last time he was in the league The 19-year-old is tied for third in BCHL scoring with 38 points in 28 games so it was almost a foregone conclusion that he would be invited back to Team Canada West’s selection camp this year which gets underway Dec “Even though I’ve been on the team before you’ve still got to go there and show them what you’ve got I’m very excited to try and work toward winning another gold medal.” Despite how things ended for him in Denver last year Budy still views his time there as a learning experience that has helped him this season and will also help him down the road “You’re playing against grown men and a bunch of players who will be playing in the NHL in a couple years,” he said “It shows you what the speed of the next level is like and what you need to do to be a really good player in that league to kind of know what I need to do to be a really good player in college.” it didn’t take long for another NCAA program to come calling he announced his commitment to the University of North Dakota for 2020-21 “I really connected well with the coaches there,” said Budy “We got really close and talked a lot about what happened in Denver No one I talked to had anything bad to say about North Dakota Everyone was just so positive about how good the coaching is there and how nice and honest they are to you I just developed a really good relationship with them over a couple months They’ve had a lot of winning teams and have produced a lot of good NHL players.” that was the most important factor for Budy when it came to deciding to return to the BCHL this season it was imperative for him to keep his college eligibility since he viewed that as the best path for him to take to reach his goals going to college and especially to a school like North Dakota was the best option for me,” he said “My goal is to make the NHL and I know that college will be the best way to help me get there You get a couple extra years of development and I think that extra time never hurts.” Villages-News.com A Marion County sheriff’s deputy arrested an Ocala woman Monday night who was “throwing things around the house” after kicking her roommate When the deputy arrived at the home on SW 131st Court 24-year-old Catherine Mary Budy promptly said I did it,” a sheriff’s office report states adding that the deputy did detain her based on her behavior The deputy then spoke to another woman who lives at the house She said that Budy had “become aggravated” and was breaking things in the residence during an argument The woman said she told Budy to calm down and that law enforcement was on the way I will make it worth it” and kicked the woman in the back of legs in an attempt to knock her down the stairs the deputy took Budy into custody and transported her to the Marion County Jail She was being held on $1,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in a Marion County courtroom on Nov Budy is no stranger to the Marion County legal system having been housed at the jail twice before her most current arrest she was charged with domestic battery and criminal mischief The state elected not to prosecute Budy in the January 2017 case after she successfully completed the Marion County Mental Health Court Program even though there was “ample probable cause” for Budy’s arrest charges were dropped/abandoned because the likelihood of conviction at trial was slight The victim in that case signed a waiver of prosecution And a witness said that while she didn’t see most of the incident take place it was a “case of mutual combat,” court records show Langley Rivermen were behind 5-1 but came back to win against the Chilliwack Chiefs in a Sunday night (Oct. 6) home game that saw forward Brendan Budy pick up a hat trick and win the shootout at George Preston Arena “It wasn’t exactly textbook,” is how how Rivermen head coach Bobby Henderson described the victory and this one happened to show how well the team can play under pressure “They showed some real character ” Henderson told the Langley Advance Times READ MORE: Langley Rivermen a ‘work in progress’ coach says Budy was the key to the Rivermen turnaround Henderson also had praise for goaltender Braedon Fleming saying the netminder “got better as the game went on.” After the Chiefs scored three times in the first period Langley answered back at the seven minute mark of the second with Budy scoring his fourth of the season Chiefs replied with two before Budy scored his second of the game to end the second period with the Chiefs ahead 5-2 Third period was all Rivermen with goals by Tristan Fraser and Budy who scored his third of the game to draw the Rivermen even with the Chiefs and force overtime Chilliwack goalie Mathieu Caron thwarted Kalen Szeto and Joseph Musa but Budy got past him for the decisive strike and the Chiefs winning streak was ended at five games Chiefs head coach Brian Maloney had praise for Budy but you can tell Brendan knows how to play in the hard areas,” Maloney said “He knows what it takes to compete at the next level and he’s that much hungrier at this level.” READ MORE: No place like home for Budy Rivermen were coming off back-to-back wins in the 2019 BCHL Showcase Festival presented by Bauer from Oct Langley began the annual showcase event on Wednesday with a matchup against the Cowichan Valley Capitals Rivermen beat the Island Division leaders 4-2 win with goals from Will Dow-Kenny Kalen Szeto and Kaeden Patrick each added two assists of their own which ended with another Langley win by a score of 7-1 Budy notched a goal and four assists for five points each BCHL team plays two games that count in their standings Previously an event for scouts from the NCAA and NHL to get an up-close look at BCHL talent which hosts interior teams as well as a Hockey House that includes other levels of hockey in B.C the Rivermen were in Kelowna to play the West Kelowna Warriors Tickets for home games can be purchased online at HappsNow.com, at the George Preston Recreation Centre “The Lodge” box office 45 minutes before puck drop, and by calling 604-229-2352 or emailing tickets@langleyrivermen.com dan.ferguson@langleyadvancetimes.comLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter Winning gold for your country is a dream of almost every young athlete And for two members of the Langley Rivermen Brendan Budy and Angus Crookshank each scored a goal — Budy struck on a short-handed breakaway while Crookshank scored the eventual game-winner — in a 5-1 victory for Team Canada West over the United States The two teams were playing for gold on Saturday in Truro the 17-year-old Rivermen captain and hometown Langley product everyone dreams of putting the Canadian sweater on and I was fortunate enough to have the chance to win gold “And to do it on home soil is pretty special.” GAME OVER! #CANWest🇨🇦 is golden at the #WJAC for the 5th time with a 5-1 win over 🇺🇸. pic.twitter.com/WdDCfBEWkc Canada West lost their two preliminary games falling 5-2 to the Czech Republic and 2-1 to the U.S edging Canada East 4-3 in the quarter-finals and knocking off the Czech Republic 5-1 in the semifinals Crookshank — who had a goal and an assist in the gold-medal game — finished second on the team with two goals and five points in the five games while Budy potted a pair of goals “Surreal — I still get the chills thinking about it,” said Crookshank “You dream as a kid about winning a gold medal for Canada The experience was one neither player is likely to forget people were asking for pictures and autographs,” Budy said there would be 1,000 fans already in the 2,500-seat arena The gold medal game was standing room only Both players were also happy to have family who flew in for the championships as Crookshank’s dad and Budy’s parents were in attendance for Saturday’s final Last minute flight to Halifax $xxxxx Watching your boy score for his country in gold medal game PRICELESS 🇨🇦 “It was pretty cool for him to witness that,” Crookshank said “He knows it has been a goal of mine for a while now Budy — who is committed to Denver for his college hockey — leads the Rivermen with a dozen goals and 33 points in 30 games Crookshank — who is committed to North Hampshire — battled injuries to start the season leads the team with 14 goals and is tied for second with 25 points in just 22 games Missing nearly the first month of the season was not the start Crookshank was looking for especially with his eye on earning a spot on the Canada West squad “But that just gave me fuel when I came back to make this team The Rivermen are coming off a 5-1 win over Chilliwack and a 3-3 tie with Surrey over the weekend and sit in first place in the BCHL’s Mainland Division with a record of 17-9-9-2 sports@langleytimes.comLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter Caawinta Android » Motorola Saacadda caqliga badan Motorola Moto 360 weli waa war Qalabkan la xidho ee la xidhi karo laga bilaabo markii la bilaabay waxa uu ahaa mid ka mid ah kuwa ugu badan ee ay dalbadaan 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