Calcium Hydroxide Market Analysis: Industry Market Size Copyright © ChemAnalyst - 2020 | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Leaders from MLC and its parent company broke ground on a historic investment at MLC's Bonne Terre a project that will be crowned with the commissioning of a new world-class The company has also invested in new safety equipment "This project represents our commitment to excellence in lime manufacturing," said Paul Hogan "It marks one of the most significant capital investments in our history and generates value across our stakeholder groups — improving quality for our customers  sustainability for our communities and a safer more enjoyable workplace for our team members." MLC's Bonne Terre operation manufactures dolomitic lime offerings which are essential components used in steel and glass manufacturing the operation is strategically located to serve domestic metal and glass manufacturers especially as new steel plants come online in the Southeastern and Midwestern U.S The new vertical-shaft kiln will improve production efficiency and reduce carbon emissions per ton manufactured Other improvements at the site include upgrades for safety equipment and construction of a new rail connection quality lab and employee break and locker areas "This project is a milestone for our strategic vision: to be the leading global provider of lime solutions with an unwavering commitment to safety We are investing capital across all our sites in pursuit of that vision reinforcing our position as industry leaders in responsible lime manufacturing," Hogan said MLC (formerly Mississippi Lime Company) has appointed Cheryl Stuckmeyer as vice president MLC (formerly Mississippi Lime Company) has appointed Blake Dell as vice president for corporate development Machine Tools, Metalworking and Metallurgy General Manufacturing General Manufacturing Mining & Metals Do not sell or share my personal information: Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of David Ryan Young who left this world unexpectedly on March 25 brother and devoted father and a friend to many  David was known for his kind spirit and gentle demeanor which brought him joy and cherished memories But nothing was more important to David than his children He poured his love and hard work into their lives  David is survived by his loving parents Elijah Christian Young and Aydan Michael Young; loving sister Marcy JoAnn Young; significant other and mother to his children Amanda Marie Young; paternal grandparents uncles and other family members who along with all those who knew him carries forward the spirit of this hard-working David is preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Boyer Funeral Home in Bonne Terre on Saturday Francois Memorial Park Cemetery in Bonne Terre 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 A former employee of a Missouri state prison admitted to smuggling drugs and knives into prison after previously pleading not guilty to the felony charges Louis on April 23 to one count of conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances and one count of attempting to possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances The defendant was an electronics technician at the Eastern Reception Diagnostic and Correctional Center in Bonne Terre at the time of his crimes inmates told officials that Reminger was smuggling drugs into the prison told Missouri Department of Corrections investigators that Reminger had drugs mailed to a Post Office box in Farmington under a fictitious name The witness also stated that the defendant was conspiring with other inmates to bring controlled substances into the prison at the negotiated price of $1,000 per pound Postal Service (USPS) to distribute controlled substances A USPS inspector was called in to investigate and learned that the defendant had obtained the post office box on Nov and received about 12 packages between Nov When Reminger picked up the final parcel on May 25 Postal Inspectors took him to a police station and interviewed him discovering $4,000 in cash as well as fentanyl and cell phones that were contained in four vacuum-sealed packages Reminger said the $4,000 was his pay for bringing the packages into the prison He said it was “possible” the packages he brought in contained something that contributed to the inmate overdoses he said “ignorance is bliss” and added that he never opened the packages within the parcels or asked what was inside of them Reminger admitted being “deliberately ignorant” of the contents of the packages Reminger admitted that he received six or seven similar packages over the previous year and that when he received the parcel he delivered the contents to an inmate in the ERDCC housing units under the guise of completing work orders He said he made no more than $50,000 from the smuggling scheme He turned over $15,000 in cash to investigators at home He used some of the rest of the money to buy a dune buggy and two trailers Reminger was indicted in September 2024 and was initially charged with three felony counts to which he pleaded not guilty: conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances attempt to possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances and making a false statement [the use of the fictitious name name to rent the PO box] In exchange for the defendant’s voluntary guilty plea to the charges of conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances and the attempt to possess with the intent to distribute controlled substances It was also agreed that no further federal prosecution would be made relative to the defendant’s possession of controlled substances and intent to distribute them Reminger is scheduled to be formally sentenced on July 24 Each charge carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison The Missouri Department of Corrections Office of Professional Standards and the Missouri State Highway Patrol are investigating the case Attorney Paul Rebar is prosecuting the case MO — Autos 4 Autism was expected to be a one-time event to be held at Bonne Terre Drag Strip Coinciding with the start of drag racing season in April it will become a 10th annual event this Saturday It is described as a drag racing event which increases funding to help individuals with autism learn vocational and social skills through Visions of Hope Training Program explained the Bonne Terre races have become the biggest fundraiser of the year for the program “I thought it would be a one-time thing,” Johnson said “We were very blessed that first year and over the years it’s grown where a lot of people know us from Autos 4 Autism.” It’s a cause embraced by IHRA Division Director Staci Kettles who has become a huge supporter of the Autos 4 Autism event Johnson praised Kettles and the staff at Bonne Terre Drag Strip for all they’ve done to help the program “I was a spectator at Bonne Terre when it was a sand drags track,” Johnson said “They promote it and everybody asks about it Staci grew up a drag racer and she has always welcomed me with open arms Many in the racing community have embraced the event There is a separate Facebook page devoted to Autos 4 Autism while the Hope 4 Autism website gives greater detail about the overall program Johnson became involved in the cause through one of her best friends who co-founded Hope 4 Autism and helps find ways they learn and the areas they excel at They’re empowered through vocational and social opportunities to help them lead a fuller life There are different ways you can get involved in supporting this great program Check out the Autos 4 Autism Facebook page and the Hope 4 Autism website for more information about this program Bonne Terre Drag Strip has more great events coming up Keep up with the latest news on the track’s Facebook page Want the latest IHRA news right in your inbox It is with heavy heart we announce the passing of Jim Eaton He spent his entire life supporting and improving the town and surrounding area of Bonne Terre He graduated from Desloge High School in 1958 and received his Bachelor of Science degree from Southeast Missouri State University Jim’s first job out of college was serving as Bonne Terre’s first city manager In addition to establishing this form of government he created budgets and worked on the development of the water and sewer system Jim was also an active member of the Bonne Terre Jaycees They began the Independence Day fireworks display in the park and raised money to support the youth baseball programs in Bonne Terre he was presented with an award from the citizens of Bonne Terre and the Chamber of Commerce for being an “incalculable force in the promotion of the community’s welfare” and his “unselfish efforts and lasting contributions” to Bonne Terre.  Jim began working at First State Bank of Bonne Terre giving many in the community their first car or house loans Understanding the needs of the community and the banking business Commerce Bank thrived under Jim’s direction and branched into two more banks Jim received the Distinguished Service Award from the Jaycees and when the Bonne Terre Rotary held their first roast they chose Jim as the honoree for his devotion to the Bonne Terre Community His service to Bonne Terre also showed in other communities as he received the Flat River Chamber of Commerce Friend Award Jim became active in the Community Services Group an organization of citizens seeking to bring industry to the area The group brought in many businesses including Wilson Leather so he took his talents to the competition at First State Community Bank Many customers followed Jim because he demonstrated how to handle the business with both his head and his heart Under Jim’s guidance the bank prospered In 1993 Jim received his First Citizen of the Year Award from the Bonne Terre Chamber of Commerce He was an active member of the Bonne Terre Economic Development Committee who assisted in bringing the Eastern Missouri Diagnostic Center to town He received the honor of Official Groundbreaker to mark that occasion the EDC developed the Bonne Terre Senior Apartments and renovated property to bring economic growth to the community including South Park Subdivision and the industrial park by the golf course They also helped relocate the Knights of Columbus to Bonne Terre Jim received an award for “Outstanding Service and Leadership as chairperson of the board of trustees.” In 2002 he won the Lifetime Hall of Fame award from the Bonne Terre Chamber He was asked once again to lead the city and returned to the position he had defined as the first City Manager Caring deeply about Bonne Terre and its future Jim willingly accepted the position of Interim City Administrator Jim continued to be the perfect example of tackling difficult situations and striving for amicable solutions for all He constantly endeavored to promote and improve the community He received the KREI- KTJJ 110% award and in 2015 received Citizen of the Year from Mineral Area Elks Jim’s interim position as city administrator lasted three years Then he finally retired (again) to enjoy the fruits of his labor of love for the city of Bonne Terre He received the Daily Journal Citizen of the Year Award for the second time in 2018  Jim’s influence on the improvement of Bonne Terre would be difficult to exceed He was preceded in death by his parents; and one granddaughter Jim was a loving husband to his wife of 46 years Carol (Winkler) Eaton; supportive father to James Eaton Teddy Eaton and wife Becky; stepfather to Joan Denman and husband Larry Michael Peppers and wife Jennifer; adoring grandpa to Matt Eaton Gregory (Ashley) Eilerman and David (Claire) Eilerman Brianna and Brayden Peppers; great-grandpa to Brody Beverly Winkler; other family members and friends also survive from 9:00 AM until the time of service at 11:00 AM Interment will follow at Marvin Chapel Cemetery in Bonne Terre Memorials may be directed to Marvin Chapel Cemetery Fund at 319 Lake Drive Bonne Terre The Bonne Terre Board of Alderpersons met in its regular monthly meeting Bruce Pratte in Ward 1 and Ian Smith in Ward 3 Alderperson Andrea Richardson was elected by the board to be Mayor Pro Tem serving in the event of Mayor Erik Schonhardt’s absence Robert Hentz informed the board of two upcoming Chamber of Commerce events of significance we’ve got the Kid’s Fishing Derby out at the city lake the 4th of July has to be moved to the 5th of July for Jerry’s Fireworks.” Concerns were voiced about speeding on Westfield St and also with trash cans sitting curb side seven days a week and the cans being blown out into the street The city responded by saying that radar had been utilized in that area recently and that the department would monitor the situation Another concern presented was with only trash bags being taken during collection often leaving soda bottles in the can several favorable comments were made regarding the Police Department’s new uniforms Alderperson Andrea Richardson commended the city workers for their efforts during the recent turbulent weather “I just want to commend the city workers who got out in that rain and went up and down and cleaned all of our sewer water grills Then they came back up when it finally quit raining and shoveled the gravel in because I was at the bottom of the street The issue of water bills being received after the due date was addressed The bills are being mailed on the 28th of the month but in some instances are not received until the 19th of the following month City Administrator Shawn Kay said that several other communities are experiencing the same issue It appears that the culprit in all of this is the USPS in St a bill mailed in Bonne Terre to a Bonne Terre address must go St The delay occurs in returning the bills back to Bonne Terre no foul before the shutoff date.” In some instances the residents water bill was for two months Shawn Kay updated the board on the TAP grants “We have finally gotten concurrence from MODOT If the council would like to proceed with that project and pass the ordinance tonight to allow us to enter into an agreement with the contractor to do the sidewalks and lighting downtown we can move forward with that project.” Continuing which would replace lead lines that run from the customer’s meter to the city lines “We have been told by the Department of Natural Resources that they finally approved our change order We’re just waiting on the official letter so that we can sign for the change we’ll build out the engineering report and then be able to leverage that to be able to get some future funds to be able to replace service lines from the main to the meter and possibly from the meter to the home depending in if the customers agree to that.” The other TAP grant for new sidewalks on Division Street from School Street to Merle Street is now in the preliminary planning stage with the engineering firm Kay also mentioned he had not heard anything from the EPA on the soccer field I’m not even sure that anyone still works for the EPA.” has held this position for 5 months and he updated the board on his activities in organizing his office during that time He mentioned hours with the fire department We’re up and operational and I really love the position If you all have any questions or you want to come visit Calvert revealed the third siren on the Bonne Terre outside warning system would be installed and operational by May 1 The original design was to have three concentric circles Installation of the new siren will complete that triad Going to have some meetings this week for picking teams it’s just getting the fields ready for baseball.” When asked if enough coaches were found That seems to be more and more a problem every year I did have to send another team to Desloge because we don’t have enough kids for the 13 to 16 age group the board passed an ordinance replatting a portion of property located at the intersection of Raider Rd It also passed an ordinance authorizing City Administrator Shawn Kay to execute a contract with Hessling Construction for repairs of the school sidewalk improvements This authorizes action on the downtown TAP grant A plan to discuss proposals for a new city of Bonne Terre website were tabled the board discussed and approved an ordinance “This is just adding some guidelines to our city’s ordinances for homeless shelters.” City attorney Seth Pegram described the crux of the ordinance are in appropriate places for the community and that they are up to a certain level of cleanliness safety for the residents and the people that might be coming around those entities.” Approval was given to Karla at Plants and Things to close South Division at the intersection of West School up to but not including the Pizza 101 South Drive and Jackson St between West School and the back of RB’s lot for Plant Palooza The Bonne Terre Board of Alderpersons meets the second Monday of every month at 6 p.m. Dan Schunks is a staff writer for the Daily Journal. He can be reached at dschunks@dailyjournalonline.com at Mercy Jefferson Hospital in Festus at the age of 94 in Bonne Terre to the late Lewis Edward and Ada Ann (Eaves) House Along with his parents he was preceded in death by his 1st wife He proudly served 40 years in the United States Army Army National Guard and the United States Air Force Active Reserve He rose to the rank of E-9 Chief Master Sergeant He served 27 months during the Korean Conflict in the 5th Regimental Combat Team (RCT) and the 32nd Infantry Division His commitment to service continued as he retired from Missouri Natural Gas Company with 33 ½ years of dedicated service where he also served as past president of the Missouri Natural Gas Union As a lifetime member of the Providence Baptist Church Marvin was the oldest living and still attending member He enriched the lives of those around him with his faith and kindness He was an active member of the Armed Forces Enlisted Association proud lifetime member of Bonne Terre V.F.W Post #6883 and the American Legion Post 83 in Bonne Terre he lovingly served as the caretaker of Germania Cemetery a testament to his commitment to his community and the memories he cherished there Kayla and Josh; twenty-four great-grandchildren; a recent great-great-grandson; brother Cecil (Carol) House along with all of his coffee shop buddies including the remodel of the old family farmhouse where he lived Marvin spent many of mornings with his friends at the local “Coffee Shop” known as Hardee's sharing stories and solving world problems Marvin's life was marked by an unwavering dedication to family and he will be deeply missed by all who knew him Boyer & Son Funeral Home in Bonne Terre on Saturday from 9:00 AM until service time of 11:30 AM with Pastor Bobby Upchurch officiating passed away surrounded by his loved ones November 6  Greg was a member of New Life Assembly of God Church and served as a beloved member of the worship team He was employed as a Recreational Therapist at SEMO Mental Health Center in Farmington (you did it babe!) Greg was a music man and loved playing keyboard He played in rock bands for many years before using his musical talent to worship Jesus All who knew and loved Greg will miss his crazy sense of humor…he made us laugh so many times Greg was a devoted and loving husband to his wife of 24 years Dena (Keel) Wilson; cherished stepfather to Jason Hunt and wife Lauren Nicole Voss and husband Jordan; and bonus father to Andreja Dumitrov and wife Alice Greg was a beloved Papa Honey to Brooklyn and Jaycey Voss and our born sleeping angel Jayla Hunt; bonus Papa to Mila and Jovan; brother to Keith Wilson and wife Terri Noble Shaver and wife Heather; many nieces Greg was such a kind and loving man and we are thankful that he was blessed with the opportunity to become the miracle that another family was praying for His final act of giving saved two lives and his beautiful eyes restored someone’s eyesight There is no greater legacy that he could have left behind at 10:00 AM until the time of service at noon with Pastor Kevin Kappler officiating Francois Memorial Park in Bonne Terre.  It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Betty (Guffey) Morgan-Watson who left this world peacefully on Thursday surrounded by the love of her family in French Village 1945 to the late Oliver and Hilda (Grammond) Guffey Betty was also preceded in death by her first husband George Morgan; siblings making cherished memories wherever she went She had an infectious spirit that touched the lives of those around her especially her grandchildren who held a special place in her heart Betty is survived by her loving husband John "Russ" Watson of 20 years; children Robert Morgan and wife Donna; Shari Gerding and husband Jim; six grandchildren and Grayson Gerding; five great grandchildren; sisters Margaret Clark and husband Adam; sister in law Bernice Moore; and a dear aunt Thelma Mahurin.  Boyer & Son Funeral Home in Bonne Terre from 12:00 PM until service time of 2:00 PM with Pastor Terry Crank officiating Burial to follow at Bonne Terre Cemetery in Bonne Terre  Don lived a life defined by strong will He was avid cross-stitcher and embroiderer His passion for the Scouting program in his earlier years laid the foundation for a lifetime commitment to nurturing the growth of his children Family gatherings were enriched by Donald's infectious spirit filling the air with delicious aroma of his baked creations  He was preceded in death by his parents Sharon Misplay and Kenneth Jaster; In-laws Boyer Funeral home in Bonne Terre on Thursday Burial will follow in Pyeatt Cemetery in Bonne Terre.  passed away at his residence surrounded by his loving family on March 9 Roy proudly served his country in the United States Army Roy owned and operated several small businesses in Bonne Terre He then went on to retire from Farmington Correctional Center where he worked as a cook  A devoted member of the Bonne Terre Church of God and V.F.W Roy's faith and sense of community were integral to his life He passionately shared his musical talents by playing guitar at local nursing homes bringing comfort and joy to those around him Roy’s greatest moments were spending time with his family he was preceded in death by his cherished wife of 51 years Pearla “Fay” Pagan; granddaughter Roy is survived by his children; Bill Bowers Samantha Tripp and Steven Skelton; honorary daughter Karissa Messer and Amee Messer; twenty-one great-grandchildren; twenty-one great-great-grandchildren; special friends Steve Stegall and Tom Tedder along with many nieces Boyer Funeral Home in Bonne Terre from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Visitation will resume at Bonne Terre Church of God on Thursday from 10:00 am until the time of service at 12:00 pm with Pastor Matt Smith officiating Francois Memorial Park in Bonne Terre with military honors the family asks that memorials can be made to The Ollie Foundation Children's Cancer Aid & Research a beloved member of the East Bonne Terre Church to the late Goldman and Viola (Richardson) Bess.  he was preceded in death by his in-laws Lilburn and Mary Eckhoff; granddaughter Theron is survived by his loving wife of 44 years Anita (Eckhoff) Bess; children Bayli (Landon) Finch and Emma Boyer; great-grandchild Gaylon Bess and Rachel Lawson; Loving niece Melissa (Michael) Langenhorst; dear friend Vanessa Wagner and Bill Dean; Bonus daughters  Theron found joy in the simple pleasures of life - hunting and cruising on his beloved Harley Davidson his greatest happiness came from spending time with his grandbabies and family creating cherished memories that will be cherished for generations to come.  Theron's passion for life and his love for his family will forever remain in the hearts of those he touched and wisdom will always be remembered and cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing you Boyer & Son Funeral Home in Bonne Terre from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM Visitation will resume on Sunday 2024 at 11:00 AM until service time of 2:00 PM Graveside service to follow at Marvin Chapel Cemetery the family kindly requests that donations be made to St Jude Children Research Hospital in Theron Bess honor by | Dec 3 Eastern Reception Diagnostic and Correctional Center in Bonne Terre MO) – Missouri has executed its fourth state prisoner this year Tuesday at the state prison in Bonne Terre The southwest Missouri man was put to death for raping and murdering a child in 2007 Collings was convicted of the crimes against 9-year-old Rowan Ford of Stella Missourinet was at the prison in Bonne Terre for Tuesday’s execution State Department of Corrections spokeswoman Karen Pojmann said at 6:01 p.m. Collings was given a single injection of 5 grams of pentobarbital to end his life Collings was declared dead at the Eastern Reception According to the Missouri Department of Corrections his final meal was served Tuesday morning – a bacon cheeseburger “We hope that all who knew and loved Rowan may find peace in knowing that justice has been done,” Parson said in a written statement Pojmann said 44 people opposed to the death penalty protested today on the grounds of the prison Other prisoners Missouri executed this year are Marcellus Williams Eight men are currently serving death sentences in Missouri: Terrance Anderson Missourinet is a division of LEARFIELD Subscribe here to get our latest news and information delivered to your inbox © Learfield News & Ag, LLC. 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Missouri to David and Myrna (Barton) Kennedy She was preceded in death by her grandparents and Mary Glenda Barton and Troy and Gloria Kennedy Danielle “Dani” (Justin) Morris Destiny (Andre Crenshaw) Hedrick and Dawson (Hannah) Hedrick; grandchildren Raegan Morris and Ezra Morris; father of her children Shelby (Ryan) Shelton and Madison (Dustin) Sanders; great-nieces along with many family members and friends also survive  Missi was a kind-hearted soul who touched the lives of all who knew her With a contagious sense of humor and a love for making others laugh she brightened the days of those around her Missi found joy in the simple things in life from singing and dancing in the rain to fishing in the serene waters her greatest joy came from spending time with her children Your presence in our lives will be dearly missed A Celebration of Life will be held on Wednesday 2024 from 11:30 AM until service time of 12:30 PM at C.Z Boyer & Son Funeral Home in Bonne Terre The family will have a private inurnment at Bonne Terre Cemetery.  Arrangements are under the direction of C.Z A one-vehicle accident late Saturday night in Bonne Terre resulted in the death of one woman and moderate injuries to another The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that an accident occurred at 11:41 p.m The Polaris was traveling southbound on Raider Rd. There were three occupants in the vehicle including the driver A 37-year-old female from Bonne Terre was fatally injured in the crash She was transported to Parkland Health Center in Bonne Terre by St where she was pronounced dead at 12:19 a.m A 43-year-old female from Bonne Terre received moderate injuries and was transported to Parkland Health Center in Farmington by St It is unknown if any of the occupants were wearing safety devices was charged with driving while intoxicated Francois County jail and placed on 24-hour hold The Polaris was listed as totaled and transported from the scene of the accident by Marler’s Towing The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports a Bismarck woman was seriously injured in a one-vehicle accident on Mo The woman was driving a 2017 Hyundai Tuscan northbound on Mo when the vehicle traveled off the left side of the roadway sustained serious injuries and was transported by Arch Evac to Mercy Hospital The vehicle was listed as having extensive damage and was removed from the scene by Buckley Towing March 20 in Washington County resulted in minor injuries to two of the three drivers involved The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that a 2021 Chevrolet 2500 driven by a 45-year-old male from Cape Girardeau Stopped behind the Chevy 2500 was a 2007 Pontiac Torrent driven by an 18-year-old female from Cadet driven by a 31-year-old male from Park Hills failed to observe the stopped traffic and collided with the Pontiac pushing it into the rear of the 2021 Chevrolet 2500 The drivers of the two stopped vehicles both received minor injuries and were transported by Washington County ambulances to Washington County Memorial Hospital Both the injured drivers were wearing safety devices which was struck from behind and pushed into the 2021 Chevrolet 2500 and the 2021 Chevrolet 2500 sustained minor damage The Pontiac and the 2021 2500 were taken from the scene by Elliot Towing Buckley Towing removed the 2003 Chevrolet 2500 from the scene we announce the passing of Diane Politte,68 Diane was a compassionate soul whose kindness touched the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing her both as a devoted aid in the kitchen for the North St Francois County School District and as a caring caregiver Her days were filled with tending to her flower garden Diane found joy in the simple pleasures of life cherishing the moments spent watching Hallmark movies and creating treasured memories with her family and grandchildren She is preceded in death by her parents Homer Dell and Ila Mae Rawson; and In-laws Diane is survived by her loving husband of 41 years Randy Politte; two daughters; Stephanie Bone and husband CJ Kimberly Skaggs and husband Randy; four beautiful grandchildren that Diane adored and Bryan Rawson and wife Andria; step- sister; Angie Mund; step- brothers and Mike Mund and wife Stacy; along with many nieces family and friends that will dearly miss her.  A Celebration of Life will be held at Primrose Baptist Church in Bonne Terre It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Eric “Ric” Speidel Ric was a proud over-the-road truck driver Driving was a profession that allowed him to travel and see the beauty of the country he loved Ric cherished the time spent with his family and his best friend Tim Morris “Picker.” He was a devoted father and grandpa to his children and grandchildren.   Ric is survived by his loving girlfriend Vickie Massey; children Scott Speidel and wife Jennifer; six grandchildren Loomis and Oliver Speidel; seven great-grandchildren; bonus children Brittney Smith and Shelby Massey; bonus grandchildren Gary (Kathy) Speidel and Pam (Bill) Hart; a best and dear friend Tim Morris ‘Picker”; along with many nieces Boyer Funeral Home in Bonne Terre on Tuesday Two new restaurants are coming to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport's Terminal D according to permit applications filed with the city this week and a new restaurant called Bonne Terre is planned for a nearby 2,122-square-foot space in the Concourse D Atrium According to the airport website Bonne Terre and Cinnabon/Auntie Anne's will become the seventh and eighth food vendors in the concourse including Farmer's Fridge vending machines and Starbucks Bonne Terre's proposed menu includes multiple coffee and tea beverages hot and cold sandwiches including melts and paninis Building the restaurant will cost about $2.1 million, according to the application. An airport representative said officials are still early in the process of adding the new restaurant and details are still being finalized. The application said Bonne Terre will be operated by SSP America a Virginia-based airport and travel food company 62 of Bonne Terre passed away on Wednesday Nancy was beloved mother to her sons Kenny Farkas James Thomas and daughter Destinee Farkas a cherished mother-in-law to Brandi Farkas.  Nancy took immense pride in her grandchildren and found joy in spending time with them Louis Cardinals fan who never missed a game Nancy enjoyed watching classic TV shows like "The Andy Griffith Show" and "The Waltons." Her love for food which she immensely enjoyed and pampering herself especially during her mother-daughter time getting their nails done.  Nancy was preceded in death by her parents James and Bernice (Jurczyk) Lindsay; brother Collin Farkas and Ryan Visnovske; two sisters Rebecca “Becky” Hebblethwaite and Donna Fields; along with numerous nieces and nephews She will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her In memory of Nancy memorials may be made in lieu of flowers to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.  we announce the passing of Nancy Carol Williams Joseph Church in Bonne Terre and a former member of the Daughters of Isabella 1933 to the late Grover and Katie (Thornton) Bisch Susan Eaton and Michael Glenn (Vicki) Williams; grandchildren Dillon Williams and Mandy Benoist; six great-grandchildren she was preceded in death by her loving husband Nancy proudly worked 30 + years at East Missouri Action Agency (EMAA) in which 8 years she served as the executive director.   She will be remembered for her devotion to her family and her cherished furbaby She found joy in traveling with her husband to Texas and creating precious memories with her loved ones Nancy's kind spirit and warm presence will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her forever remembered in the hearts of those who loved her Joseph Catholic Church in Bonne Terre at 10:00 AM  with Reverend Rodger Fleming officiating Graveside service will follow at Bonne Terre Cemetery In lieu of flowers donations can be made in Nancy’s honor to St  Arrangements are under the direction of C.Z Boyer & Son Funeral Home in Bonne Terre.  It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Laura Ann Reagan where she filled her days with laughter and love until her unexpected departure on August 7 Brenda (Sansoucie) Pierce (Tracy Griffin); husband Timothy "Booger" Reagan and Hayley Reagan (Dallas Smith); siblings Laura's warmth and kindness touched all who knew her as she found joy in the simplest of pleasures She enjoyed spending her time working on puzzles and crafting beautiful decorations for classrooms as a dedicated room parent Laura cherished her role as a mother and adored babies Her heart was also reserved for her faithful fur-baby who brought her immeasurable comfort and companionship Laura was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents Evelyn and Willard Sansoucie; paternal grandparents Laura's memory will forever be engraved in the hearts of her family and generosity that will be cherished by all who knew her her family will celebrate her spirit and honor her memory.  May her legacy of kindness and care guide us through this time of loss and sorrow Laura will continue to live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to have known her  To help the family with funeral expenses you may donate to C.Z Boyer Funeral Home by calling 573-358-2277 Lost your password? Please enter your email and we will send you a password reset link ← Back At the Bonne Terre Board of Alderpersons meeting Peters Church to a non-profit organization The purpose of the purchase is to use the church as an exhibit place for their society to use Plans call for renovation of the structure to better suit it for historical and other exhibits With new plans on the horizon for the church it seems an obvious time to revisit its past Peter’s Episcopal Church congregation dates to 1879 the manager of the Bonne Terre Farming and Cattle Company Store moved to town and found no Episcopal church or meeting place the Conover family would host the Episcopal bishop By 1908 a formal church was organized which met in the old Harness Shop for the rental fee of $4 from St The ladies of the church then began a fundraising drive by selling quilt tops and organized social events until they had raised $400 gave the church a lot and building on Main Street valued at $1,500 and a check for $100 was built in front of the donated building and was completed in 1910 at a cost of $1,000 and remained in active use well into the 21st century It was given to the City of Bonne Terre in 2009 by the Episcopal Dioceses of St who was the last living member of the congregation was buried in the church in 2010 at the age of 102 remains an iconic and beautiful piece of Bonne Terre history and a reminder of the communities storied past Dan Schunks is a staff writer for the Daily Journal He can be reached at dschunks@dailyjournalonline.com we announce the passing of Richard Paul Marler gramps and cherished member of his community.  Richard is preceded in death by his parents; siblings Thomas "Tom" Marler and William "Bill" Marler He leaves behind his loving wife Barbara (Kondrad) Marler; son Dorinda “Janie” Simpson; brother-in-law proudly served his country in the United States Army He worked many years at Bethlehem Steel in Pea Ridge Iron Mine in Missouri He was a proud member of the Bonne Terre Church of God He lived a life rooted in the principles of love for his family Richard found joy in the simple pleasures of gardening His kindness and friendly nature meant that he never knew a stranger always ready with a smile and a helping hand for those in need Richard's 61 years of marriage to his beloved wife Barbara were a testament to the enduring power of love and commitment we find solace in the memories of his warm presence and the impact he had on all who knew him and faith will live on in the hearts of those he treasured Boyer & Son Chapel in Bonne Terre from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM  The visitation will resume on Saturday 2024 at Bonne Terre Church of God from 12:00 PM until Service time of 2:00 PM Pastor Matt Smith to be officiating  The graveside service will follow at Mitchell Cemetery with full military honors.  May we find comfort in each other as we honor the life of a man who touched so many with his compassion and genuine spirit Missouri to the late August and Mildred (Blanton) Black  Lindell was a loving and caring person who cherished spending time with his family often seen singing and sharing his gift with others always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need Lindell was a proud member of the East Bonne Terre Baptist Church where he found joy in worship and fellowship  Lindell is preceded in death by his parents; son Michael “Bo” Black; sister-in-law  He is survived by his loving children Amy Crawford of Farmington and Brent Black of Texas; grandchildren Kureston Black and Logan Black; 6 great-grandchildren; siblings Ray Loafman along with several nieces and nephews Lindell will be dearly missed by his family May his memory be a blessing to all who knew him  A graveside service will be held on Friday 2024 meeting at Bonne Terre Cemetery 3:00 PM Pastor Clyde Berry will be officiating Boyer and Son Funeral Home in Bonne Terre.  Louis to the late James Edward and Sarah (Ruth) Brady Pat was a dedicated nurse for over 20 years proudly serving as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in her community where her compassion and commitment to caring for others left a lasting impact Joseph Catholic Church in Bonne Terre and participated in the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus Pat found immense joy in growing flowers and creating beauty in her surroundings a craft that allowed her to share her creativity and love with those around her embracing every opportunity to create lasting memories with her loved ones Pat was married to her loving husband of 65 years and together they shared a beautiful life filled with cherished moments Shelly Jarvis and husband Paul; beloved grandmother to Matthew Eaton and wife Jessie; several great-grandchildren; brother James “Jim” Brady Jr.; along with other friends and family from 12:00 PM until the time of service at 1:00 PM Reverend Rodger Fleming will be officiating The Save A Lot store at #3 Northwood in Bonne Terre announced that renovations at the location have been completed and a grand reopening event will take place on Friday Local store operators Brad Juliette and Kenneth Wakefield “and their team’s investment to upgrade the store will have a profound impact on how customers enjoy the Save A Lot experience while continuing to provide unmatched value and quality,” said Tim Schroder chief sales and marketing officer of Save A Lot The store has made changes both inside and out “We are thrilled to bring much-needed upgrades to the Bonne Terre Save A Lot store and enhance local residents’ shopping experiences the moment they step foot inside,” said Clint Price The updates are part of Save A Lot’s refreshed brand image There have been 108 remodels done so far this year New branding and modernization efforts are being planned for additional Save A Lot stores as well Save A Lot store owners Rod and Angie Taylor will be revealing their location’s full store remodel at 614 E “The newly minted store provides a modern aesthetic and an easier-to-shop footprint making it seamless and more enjoyable for customers to shop for grocery essentials and quality fresh meat and produce they’ve come to expect We can't wait for our Bonne Terre customers to see the upgrades,” said Price Bonne Terre’s grand reopening event will begin with a ribbon cutting with the Bonne Terre Chamber of Commerce and then customers can enjoy a petting zoo “We’re delighted that the Bonne Terre Save A Lot store is continuing to provide its customers with top-notch service and an upgraded shopping experience with the new store remodel,” said Schroder Save A Lot was founded in 1977 and has approximately 850 stores in 32 states Registered in England & Wales with number 01835199 1949 in Bonne Terre to the late Elmer Clarence and Kathleen (Stevens) Peppers Gary was a member of the Providence Baptist Church of Bonne Terre National Wild Turkey Federation and 67 Gun Club He was an avid gun collector and enjoyed turkey hunting fishing and visiting flea markets in his spare time.  Gary was also preceded in death by his sister-in-law Gary is survived by his loving wife of 53 years Justin Peppers and wife Danielle; three grandchildren Braxton Peppers and Briar Peppers; four siblings other family and friends also survive.  2024 from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM at the C.Z Boyer & Son Funeral Home – Taylor Chapel in Farmington Visitation will resume at 8:00 AM on Saturday until the time of service at 10:00 AM at the C.Z Boyer & Son – Taylor Chapel with Bro Interment will follow at Doe Run Memorial Cemetery in Doe Run Memorial donations may be made to Doe Run Memorial Cemetery or Providence Baptist Church 1960 in to the late John “Jack” and Vera Ann (Watkins) Hudson In his spare time he enjoyed playing pool and fishing He also adored his grandchildren and children Steven Hudson and Rajendra “Ray” Sashankar; and niece Jamila Yezza Jessica “Jessie” Hudson; eleven grandchildren A Celebration of Life will be held on Tuesday 2024 from 5:00 PM until time of service at 7:00 PM at CZ Boyer and Son Funeral Home—Bonne Terre Boyer & Son Funeral Home – Bonne Terre Donations to assist the family may be made to CZ Boyer Funeral Home in his name Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More A three-foot-long allitgator has yet to be captured after its disovery in Bonne Terre Lake.  a USDA licensed animal breeder and owner of Klondike Kids Exotics Butler has raised many alligators on his property and is trying to add the Bonne Terre Lake alligator to his education and enrichment programs on exotic encounters.  Butler plans to “soft catch” the reptile.  then I can swim out and go up underneath it and just grab it from underneath He does not suggest others attempt catching an alligator that way Snakes and other exotics are frequently let loose and wreak havoc on their ecosystem. “You just can’t just introduce stuff that’s not supposed to be there,” he said. Living in Florida for a time, he noted that the invasive Burmese pythons damaged the ecosystem of the very popular Everglades. National Park Service has spent over a decade trying to remove and at least mitigate the python problem.