of Salineville died at East Liverpool City Hospital on May 1 2025 after a courageous battle with cancer Clyde was a graduate of Salineville High School Class of 1956 retiring with 38 years of service as a plant supervisor After his retirement he also worked for Kerr Pastore Funeral Home and Huntington (Sky) Bank Clyde sang in a Barbershop quartet called the Salem Jubilee In 1971 Clyde founded the Southern Local Little Indians Football Organization and was instrumental in starting the Ohio/Pennsylvania little league football super bowl He served on the Southern Local Board of Education for many years He was also the first board member to represent Southern Local in the Columbiana County Joint Vocational School/CCCTC Clyde was a lifelong servant of God as a devout member of the Salineville United Methodist Church Clyde also loved to farm and garden on his property He was very dedicated to his family of which he will be missed and cherished by: wife Judith Ann (Yoder) Bonam whom he married Feb 1958 and spent 67 happy years with; sons Mike Bonam of Wellsville Joe (Midge) Bonam of Salineville; a daughter Nancy Kemp of Mechanicstown; grandchildren Brent Bonam Colton Bonam; great-grandchildren Samuel Kataro Alan Kataro and Miley Kataro; as well as many nieces and nephews Services will be held at Kerr Watson Funeral Home on Wednesday May 7 John E Fitch of the Salineville United Methodist Church officiating The family will be present to receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday May 6 Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Ohio | https://www.morningjournalnews.com | 308 Maple Street Broadway Off-Broadway Off-Off Broadway Cabaret Dance Opera Classical Music Nashville Minneapolis / St. Paul Connecticut Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles WEST END UK Regional Canada Australia / New Zealand Europe Asia Latin America Africa / Middle East TV/Movies Music RUBICON THEATRE is continuing its season with the U.S Premiere of  the acclaimed West End version of the Tony Nominated musical BONNIE & CLYDE BONNIE & CLYDE is a daring and deeply human retelling of the story of two of America’s most notorious outlaws With an unforgettable score by the legendary Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll & Hyde this new adaptation brings the gripping iconic story to life in a fresh and dynamic way The Rubicon production is helmed by acclaimed director J Scott Lapp who served as Assistant Director for the Broadway and pre-Broadway productions and stars Ellie Smith and Russell Muzyczka Ellie Smith and Russell Muzyczka Louis Pardo, Ellie Smith, Joseph Fuqua Leland Burnett, Amanda Dayhoff Leland Burnett Russell Muzyczka and Joseph Fuqua Russell Muzyczka and Ellie Smith Leland Burnett and Russell Muzyczka Ellie Smith RUBICON THEATRE is continuing its season with the U.S. Premiere of  the acclaimed West End version of the Tony Nominated musical BONNIE & CLYDE. Check out all new photos here! Now celebrating its 33rd anniversary year, The Blank Theatre's Nationwide Young Playwrights Festival (YPF) has chosen 12 plays by playwrights aged 16–19 from six different states. Audiences across America have been loving Tevye in New York!, which has been touring nationally. Now, it arrives at Theatre West for two performances. Learn more here! LAGUNA PLAYHOUSE presents one of August Wilson’s greatest triumphs focusing on the decade of the ‘50s, the Pulitzer Prize winning play FENCES, directed by Yvette Freeman-Hartley (Laguna Playhouse acclaimed production of Ain’t Misbehavin’). 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Privacy Policy Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application 2025 at the Journey House under the care of Gentiva Hospice The life long resident of Evans County was born on June 1 Clyde was a 1959 graduate of Claxon High School 1969 with the rank of Sergeant in the 165th Aerial Port Flight after serving 6 years with the Air National Guard Clyde worked many years in the garment factories and later worked for the US Postal Service where he retired as a rural mail carrier He is a member of Eastside Baptist Church and is preceded in death by his parents who helped to care for his father; his sister Memorial funeral services will be conducted 11:00am Tuesday 2025 at Eastside Baptist Church with Brother Neal Hammack officiating  Burial will be private at a later date Memorials may be given to a charity of the donor's choice Low Country Cremation and Burial has the honor to serve the Barrow 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 at the Iowa Veteran’s Home in Marshalltown at 11:00 AM at the Peterseim Funeral Home in Kalona with Pastor Ron Breese officiating The service will be available via Livestream at the Beatty Peterseim Facebook and YouTube Pages Burial will be held Friday at 3:00 PM at the Rock Creek Cemetery in Garwin The family will greet friends from 5 – 7 PM Thursday A general memorial fund has been established the son of Ellsworth and Thelma (Emerson) Jorgensen He graduated from Garwin High School and served in the United States Navy from October 1968 to October 1972 he was united in marriage to Bonnie Boswell in Garwin Clyde owned and operated a meat locker in Garwin and worked at Swift Meat Packing Company in Marshalltown he worked at the Kalona Locker and was a mailman at the Bowen Science Building on the University of Iowa campus Clyde was a member of the Full Gospel Church where he served as a Deacon and made 13 mission trips to Agua Prieta Clyde was a musician and used to play the upright bass with his father who had a band called “The Danes” He also enjoyed working in leather and he owned and operated his own lawncare business Survivors include five children: Michael Oechsner of Long Grove Aliyah Jorgensen and Maggie and Arbor Pfannebecker Preceding Clyde in death were his parents and his wife Bonnie Clyde Kennard led the way in desegregation in higher education in Mississippi A Measure of Progress: The Clyde Kennard Story Read the story in the Hattiesburg American Office of Community and Belonging Community and Belonging Multipurpose Center Email UsimeFREEMississippi Call Us601.266.5724 Contact Us Hattiesburg Campus Map Gulf Park Campus Map Our professors care about their subjects and they know their subjects They will convince you to change your major © 2025 The University of Southern Mississippi TO VIEW CLYDE'S FUNERAL SERVICE LIVE PLEASE CLICK HERE to Charles Owen (1898-1988) and Caroline Mabel Jones (1899-1985) His mother said she traded a sack of flour for him as that was the payment for the midwife's assistance at his birth He was the fifth of eight children: Elizabeth He spent his early boyhood summers living in the Uintah mountains in Paradise Park at the family’s sawmill He found he was happiest on the back of a horse ice skating on the frozen rivers and ponds He usually had a pocketknife and a homemade “flipper” in his pocket Clyde was a “Jack of all trades.” With his inherited Bartlett ingenuity he could fix almost anything with a little baling wire or a leather strap could remember the words of poems he learned in grade school taught his daughters to ballroom dance in the family room to his old record collection and had a story for every “treasure” he collected in his workroom or shed He was a tenderhearted man who worried and cared for his wife His dying concern was for his beloved Marie’s welfare.  Clyde attended Tridell’s four-room elementary school until 8th grade He graduated from Alterra High School in 1950 with academic honors and was awarded a scholarship to BYU.  He entered BYU in the fall of 1950 and graduated in 1954 with a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a minor in English “Bled BYU Blue!” He later went on to earn a Master of Education degree at Utah State University in School Administration with a minor in Psychology He spent most of his career in the employment of Logan City School District as principal of the old Whittier He was in the United States Air Force ROTC program at BYU He served in the United States Air Force stateside during the Korean War he joined the United States Air Force Reserves and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel He taught his children to love their country through his example of patriotism.  Dad relished in people’s reactions when he would say all boys except six.” Lynette Hutchison Clyde took great pride in his 36 grandchildren Clyde was a valiant member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and served in numerous ward and stake callings They also served a mission at the Church Employment Center in North Logan Dad’s testimony: “The Savior is real and when we know it…the purposes of life take on greater meaning.” great-grandchildren Anne Marie Jensen and Luke and Landon Graff The family expresses heartfelt thanks to Dr the wonderful caregivers at North Logan Maple Springs Assisted Living and the Transitional Care Unit and Intermountain Hospice staff at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints A viewing will be held at this location prior to the funeral from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m Interment will be in the North Logan Memorial Park Memories and condolences may be shared and expressed at www.allenmortuaries.com *Disclaimer: If for some reason the livestream of the Funeral Service does not work we will record the service and upload the video and/or audio recording at a later date.* Central Michigan University’s student voice since 1919 Jordan (left) and Miles Canton embrace the fear in the new Warner Bros pic 'Sinners.' (Courtesy photo | Warner Bros Jordon ("Black Panther") as twins in the 1930's looking to open a juke joint in a small town in Mississippi Soon they realize the the place where they set up their shop in the brothers must defend their new home while also making peace with their past.  I felt like this movie was way too similar to "From Dusk Till Dawn" The film also takes a lot out of Quentin Tarantino's book so much so I forgot that this was a Ryan Coogler movie The performances in this movie are all great Jordan is the standout as he plays the twins with grace and ferocity are really entertaining characters to follow and they had a lot of depth to them They were brothers who had a code and lived by it.  Hailee Steinfeld ("Hawkeye") was also electric as Stack's love interest Mary She was an interesting character to follow but unfortunately is subjected to vampirism early in the film but a part of me wanted them to just be clan members because they admit to being members before being turned I felt like the vampires ended up being unnecessary and the film ended up feeling like another cliche vampire movie in the last third of the runtime I also thought the film's cinematography was good Some of the scenes that were filmed in shaded areas looked really dark The sound mixing could have also been better I had to really listen to the dialogue on what was happening I liked the film but probably wouldn't rewatch it again I still think you should go see the movie as my opinion is one of the few slightly negative opinions in a sea of positive ones Carter Salley is Central Michigan Life's resident film reviewer and co-host of the popculture podcast "Raving Geeks." He is majoring in media arts Powered by Solutions by The State News. All Content © Copyright 2025, Central Michigan Life President Donald Trump delivers his 100th Day in Office achievement speech in Michigan. WATCH'He was a blessing': Neighbors and friends remember man shot Ohio (WKRC) — Residents in Madisonville are remembering a neighbor who they said wasn't afraid to lend a helping hand Cincinnati Fire Department crews arrived within minutes 66-year-old Clyde Beard died at the scene from a gunshot wound Jeff Sutterfield lives next door and was a friend of Beard "I got a pounding on my door from a disturbed woman with blood up to her elbows saying 'He's been shot,'" said Sutterfield "I looked behind her; I saw my friend Clyde down on the ground." He said that he put on his shoes and went outside "I tried to save his life," said Sutterfield His instincts as a retired paramedic kicked in I addressed the bleeding as best I could with my hands and did compressions until I was relieved by the fire department," said Sutterfield Neighbors said that Beard was always there to help when someone needed it "Clyde was a super [good] guy for the neighborhood He cut my yard for about the first year I was here I had a little bit of a heart problem," said Sutterfield "I'm shocked because Clyde helped me; I mean he helped keep my lawn nice and keep my bushes trimmed and he was a blessing," said Clare Mulvaney Reed The Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati confirmed to Local 12 News that Beard was an employee there Cincinnati police haven't made any arrests in this case Anyone with information about this homicide should call the Homicide Unit at (513)-352-3542 One lane to close in both directions on I-64 at J Clyde Morris Boulevard overpass and near Hampton Roads Center Parkway through early 2026 NEWPORT NEWS – Contractor crews with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) are scheduled to implement a series of long-term single-lane closures and traffic shifts on I-64 at the J Clyde Morris Boulevard (exit 258) overpass and near Hampton Roads Center Parkway (exit 261) in Newport News as construction of the Hampton Roads Express Lanes (HREL) Newport News Segment continues As part of a multi-phased approach to facilitate bridge rehabilitation at both locations crews will first close one inside lane on I-64 in each direction reducing travel lanes from four to three and shifting traffic right toward the outside of the roadway The first phase of this new traffic pattern on I-64 is scheduled to begin first at J and near Hampton Roads Center Parkway as early as Monday Overnight closures of the I-64 east and west on-ramps from J Clyde Morris Boulevard and Hampton Roads Center Parkway are scheduled to be in place during implementation of the new traffic pattern from 9 p.m Clyde Morris Boulevard and near Hampton Roads Center Parkway are estimated to be in place through summer 2025 followed by the next phases of single-lane closures and traffic shifts at these locations Clyde Morris Boulevard are scheduled to be implemented in the center lanes of I-64 with lanes open on each side followed by the closures of an outside lane in each direction shifting traffic toward the inside of the roadway on I-64 the single-lane closures will move to the outside lanes shifting traffic to the inside of the roadway in a future phase This work is expected to continue through early 2026. All work is weather- and schedule-dependent; therefore Motorists are reminded to use caution when traveling near work zones be alert to digital message signs and drive distraction-free Hampton Roads Express Lanes Newport News Segment This work is part of the HREL Newport News Segment Project that spans approximately 11.5 miles on I-64 starting just east of LaSalle Avenue (exit 265) in Hampton and ending 1.2 miles west of Denbigh Boulevard in Newport News. For 10.5 miles of the segment from just west of Jefferson Avenue (exit 255) to I-664 (exit 264) the existing HOV lane in each direction will be converted into an Express Lane alongside the three general purpose lanes. For the last 1 mile of the segment between I-664 and LaSalle Avenue, one general purpose lane will be converted into an Express Lane in each direction Please note that this file is not ADA compliant. Choose one of below options: Clyde moved to Hamilton in 2022 after North Lanarkshire Council refused to extend their lease at Broadwood Stadium in Cumbernauld Hamilton Academical and Clyde are set to effectively switch stadiums next season after the former announced plans to play their home games in Cumbernauld League 2 Clyde confirmed on Wednesday that they will continue their tenancy of New Douglas Park in Hamilton having vacated Broadwood Stadium three years ago Accies have announced plans to leave their ground of the past 24 years amid a row over stadium ownership and rental and move into Clyde's former home New Douglas Park has been rented by both clubs this season from a company controlled by Colin McGowan Last month, Clyde had expressed fears that a five-year agreement signed in 2022 was under threat but on Thursday they stated that they are "in a position to commit to New Douglas Park for the foreseeable future" Now Hamilton - relegated from the Championship for breaching licence conditions after their appeal was rejected on Thursday - have responded They said: "Arrangements are now being made to relocate the club from the start of next season to Broadwood Stadium in Cumbernauld with the long-term aim of building a new stadium in Hamilton "Discussions with South Lanarkshire Council have started in order to identify a suitable location." Hamilton relegation confirmed as appeal dismissed 'No consensus' about altering Premiership - SPFL What is still to be decided as season reaches climax The news came as Hamilton awaited the results of Thursday's appeal against a SPFL decision to deduct them 15 points for breaching league rules the dismissal of which will result in their relegation from the Championship "Provision of incorrect information regarding stadium ownership" was one of multiple rule breaches cited by the SPFL for the points deduction Accies chairman Jock Brown says the club board found the latest proposal to settle a dispute with the stadium owner "unacceptable" Brown states that "the club is not indebted to the owner" with the "balance" of payments over the most recent 22 months "substantially in favour of the club" "So any postponement of settlement of the appropriate balance is inappropriate," a statement adds "The club's experience of being tenants over the past 22 months has been thoroughly unsatisfactory." Brown says Accies have been "trying to purchase the company which owns the stadium" for the past year as that was "the seller's preferred way of completing the transaction" and that "the necessary funds are available" accepting the offer made by the owner "would be irresponsible" "unachievable" and not "in the best interests of the club" Given the uncertainty over the use of the stadium the SPFL had agreed to extend Clyde's registration details for next season they believe they have "navigated it successfully" to ensure they can continue to use New Douglas Park Clyde moved to Hamilton while seeking a permanent home in Glasgow since their own 28-year stay at Broadwood came to an end three years ago after North Lanarkshire Council refused to extend their lease in Cumbernauld Trailblazer Zhao set to take snooker to 'another level' in China Alexander-Arnold leaves as modern Liverpool great - but fans will feel hurt Alpine poised to replace Doohan with Colapinto The final series of Man Like Mobeen has arrived John Simm stars in the provocative 90s drama Warm-hearted comedy with Ben Miller and Sally Phillips Follow two ambitious river restoration projects Scotland men's internationals to be shown live on BBC Commonwealth Games: Why is it so special to be part of Team Scotland From titles to tinpottery - rank Scotland's top 10 clubs Zhao beats Williams in historic final - highlights VideoZhao beats Williams in historic final - highlights 'Scheffler and DeChambeau wins further raise US PGA excitement levels' Match-fixing scandal to Crucible champion - fall and rise of Zhao 'We need to take a look at ourselves' - Arsenal stalling at wrong time Palmer's brilliance could be key moment in Chelsea's Champions League quest Europa League 'papering over cracks' for Man Utd - Rooney VideoEuropa League 'papering over cracks' for Man Utd - Rooney Ask Me Anything the new BBC Sport service designed to serve you Bayern's 'James Bond' - how Kane clinched his first trophy Nine bolters with a shot of making the Lions squad How 'absolutely outstanding' Palmer 'destroyed' Liverpool VideoHow 'absolutely outstanding' Palmer 'destroyed' Liverpool Still number one & 'sparring' with Draper - return of Sinner Saints 'punch' favourites Leinster in game for the ages VideoVardy the best £1m ever spent - Shearer Poppy's tears Elton John & Happy Gilmore - McIlroy on Jimmy Fallon show Two opposing views on football's transgender ban Copyright © 2025 BBC. 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Indiana to the late Glenn Smith and Mildred (Cummins) Smith Clyde honorably served his country in the United States Air Force He later worked for P.S.I./ Duke Energy as a data processor for many years before retiring in 1994 He regularly attended Stilesville Christian Church on Sundays He also had a love for aviation and was considered a jack of all trades he really enjoyed family vacations and get-togethers with all his children and grandchildren Clyde is preceded in death by his loving wife 2025 at Hampton-Gentry Funeral Home at 1:00 p.m. where friends and family may visit from 11:00 a.m Burial will follow to Maple Hill Cemetery with Military Honors Darrin (Ann) Smith and Andrew (Kelly) Smith; daughters Michelle (Larry) Sharp and Leanne (Richard) Moore; brother Linda (Bill) Harris; 10 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren with one on the way Clyde Yicheng Wang is an assistant professor at the Department of Politics His research centers around ideology and media politics in authoritarian countries Clyde’s current book project studies the collaboration between China’s media market In addition to this main strand of research and intellectual history.Prior to joining W&L in 2023 Clyde obtained a PhD in political science at Boston University His academic articles have appeared in peer-reviewed journals such as Political Communication His research has been mentioned in media outlets including the Washington Post he also writes as a columnist for several Chinese language media including The Paper (Pengpai Xinwen) and The Initium (Duan Chuanmei) © Copyright 2025 Washington and Lee University by Brenna Gibbons & Felicity Neptune Texas — With water line breaks and boil water notices residents in Clyde are upset with the quality of their water "It’s getting ridiculous," said resident Martha Johnson RELATED | Clyde issues another boil water notice following water main break Clyde's Interim City Manager said the issues stem from old water lines "We have a very old infrastructure in parts of the town," said Rodger Brown "Right now we’re dealing with a 12 inch water line and we’ve had multiple breaks on it." Brown said that the pipe was put in the ground in 1971 and a water main break is what put the city into a boil water notice it just means that dirt might have gotten in there while we were repairing the lines and so just boil out any kind of impurities in that," said Brown RELATED | Callahan County offers guidance after lead found in drinking water of two homes in Clyde Some residents said they were concerned that the city is putting money into the $15 million Hanner Sports Complex rather than fixing the water lines "The thing that just is misunderstood is that there wasn’t money that we took away from infrastructure to build a sports complex "The situation that they don’t understand is the city didn’t have $15 million in their hand and say ‘well I could spend $15 million in infrastructure or I could spend $15 million on a sports complex.’ That’s not how that works There was the ability to get a certificate of obligation to fix to build the sports complex and that same ability was not there for the infrastructure repair." RELATED | Clyde issues second boil water notice this week after new water main break Many residents said all they want is for their water lines to be fixed so they can stop having these issues Brown said the city is working on its old infrastructure and asked the community for some patience "We talk about failing infrastructure but because for the last few years we’ve been replacing and repairing and putting infrastructure in we’re about 65% of having new infrastructure," said Brown but we’re still a great little city to live in So I hope the people will just bare with us and understand that yes you’re inconvenienced for a few hours but I promise you we’ll get the water back on to you." The City of Clyde will remain in a boil water notice until the repairs are finished and water samples are sent for testing before using water for drinking or cooking residents are encourages to boil it for two minutes TN passed away from this life at his home on Sunday 2025 surrounded by his loved ones to go to his Heavenly home Gene was a sheet metal foreman and an avid fisherman Kimberly Laycock and Tina (Ricky) Bull; brother Family and friends will meet at Roseberry Cemetery at 2:45PM on Thursday the family asks that donations be made to Mynatt Funeral Home to help cover funeral expenses Online condolences may be left at www.mynattfh.com passed away peacefully at his residence on Wednesday He was born in Forsyth County to the late John Lambeth and Minnie Church Lambeth on December 18 He frequently took trips to the grocery store where he could strike up a conversation with anyone where he would ride his motorcycle and four-wheelers and spend time with his best canine friend Eugene was also an incredibly hard worker and was prideful of the many hours of work he put in as a crane loader in a scrapyard He will be missed immensely by those who knew and loved him.  Eugene is preceded in death by his brothers He is survived by his wife of over 35 years A visitation will be held from 1:00pm-3:00pm on Tuesday AUSTINTOWN — It is with deep sadness we announce the passing of Clyde R who passed away with his family by his side Clyde leaves behind a legacy that will be cherished by all who knew him He was a proud graduate of Austintown Fitch High School in 1966 He spent the majority of his life working at U.S strength and work ethic — qualities that were reflected not only in his professional life but also in the way he approached his family.  He was a 38-year member of Western Star Masonic Lodge #21 and attending car shows and car auctions (the Mecum Auto Auction was his favorite) He loved trying to outbid everyone if he thought a deal was great He enjoyed collecting model cars; his favorite car was the 1964 Chevy Nova II He was a loving father to Tina (Joseph) Minor of Schererville He was a proud papa to Alexis (David) Mysliwy His family was always his greatest joy and he found peace in the time spent with them.  but his love and loyalty were felt in every gesture and every moment shared Clyde had a quiet wisdom and a strong moral compass working hard and taking care of those you love He will be remembered not only for the marks he left on the world through his work but also for the example he set as a man of character Family and friends may gather to pay respects 1 to 4 p.m where a celebration of Clyde’s life will be held at 4 p.m.  the family requests donations be made to Shriners Children’s Hospital love and dedication will live on in all of us Higgins-Reardon Funeral Home - Boardman-Canfield Chapel 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 multifaceted and full of unexpected twists Some 10,000 students, from nonscience majors to Ph.D. students, have taken classes with Sorenson, NC State University’s winner of the 2025 UNC Board of Governors Award for Teaching Excellence Sorenson was the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences nominee for the prestigious award a bronze medallion and a $12,500 prize.  an Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor in Entomology and Plant Pathology is a master of capturing students’ attention For his ever-popular natural sciences course tells fascinating stories in his booming voice cooks up mealworm hush puppies to sample and tosses out plastic “bonus bugs” for student questions.  His Entomology 201 students usually gain a new respect and appreciation for insects Twenty years after taking Sorenson’s 201 class an alumna approached student Nicolas Galvez at an Entomology Club table during Packapalooza “These interactions aren’t uncommon,” Galvez wrote in his nomination letter to the Board of Governors Sorenson has reached thousands of students from every branch of academia with his teaching Sorenson has developed and taught a number of other undergraduate and graduate courses With colleagues Chris Goforth and Jerry Reynolds at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences to get the public’s help in searching for an unnamed firefly species in Piedmont backyards student who took a Sorenson-led tour of monarch butterfly overwintering sites in Mexico Sorenson changed her vision of a successful professor the professorial ideal is not wearing a tweed jacket in a lecture hall but rather is ambling down a forested path followed closely by a gaggle of eager students binoculars in hand,” Lindbergh wrote in her nomination letter.  Sorenson, who earned three degrees at NC State – a bachelor’s in wildlife biology and master’s and doctoral degrees in entomology – found that he enjoyed teaching early in his career. He’s dedicated to mentoring graduate students in teaching and has helped establish two endowments to support teaching: the Ronald Kuhr Entomology Teaching Assistant Award Endowment and the Lee and Clyde Sorenson Entomology Teaching Assistant Endowment “This prestigious award highlights Dr Sorenson’s exceptional dedication to teaching his innovative approaches in the classroom and his unwavering commitment to student success,” said David Crouse associate dean and director of CALS Academic Programs Sorenson’s achievement not only reflects his personal excellence but also underscores the high standards of teaching and mentorship that we strive to uphold within CALS His contributions to our academic community are truly invaluable and we are proud to celebrate his success.” Crouse noted that Sorenson joins a handful of CALS teaching legends who previously received the UNC Board of Governors Award for Teaching Excellence:  “I am humbled and honored to receive this award,” Sorenson said “It brings joy to my heart to open someone’s eyes to the wonders of life on this beautiful and tremendous ecological significance in virtually all terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems are the perfect gateway into a deeper appreciation for natural history I feel truly blessed that I have been able to do what I love most for the last 27 years and I look forward to continuing to inspire curiosity and appreciation for years to come.” NC State is an equal opportunity institution. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_3" ).setAttribute( "value" 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 Click here to watch the webcast Available by phone 24/7 (315) 451-9500 2024 at the age of 74 Clyde Ernest Berry Jr's earthly life came to an end Ernest was an upstanding citizen of New Market Ernest worked tirelessly as a trucker for over 50 years to provide for his family known by some as "fats," was preceded in death by his mother and father and Nate Berry share the sadness of his passing will only be able to enjoy his great grandfather through stories Ernest respectfully requested that no services be held Instead he asked that any time or money you'd like to gift be sent to St Clyde May's Partner for Limited Edition Bottle & Bag3/31/2025 10:49:00 AM | General Texas - The 97th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays presented by Truist has officially announced the final qualifiers for the historic four-day meet The meet will feature elite high school athletes collegiate stunners and pros that were featured at the 2025 Paris Olympics All qualifiers can be found on the attached files this year's meet will be streamed on SEC Network+ on Friday and Saturday It will only show collegiate and pro competition Thanks for visiting Leading voices delivering the latest insight clydeco.com 2025—Global law firm Clyde & Co announced today its merger with Dallas law firm Tillman Batchelor LLP Mark Tillman and Colin Batchelor have joined Clyde & Co’s Dallas office as partners and will be joined by their team of six people The merger is the latest expansion of Clyde & Co’s North American and global insurance practice Tillman Batchelor LLP served the litigation needs of domestic and international insurance carriers and their insureds along with numerous other business entities on a direct representation basis throughout the US It specialized in the defense of first party/bad faith insurance litigation as well as the provision of insurance coverage advice and consultation across various lines of insurance business.  comments: “Texas is an important market for our US and global insurance clients seeking coverage and defense services and we are pleased to strengthen our team and southwest presence to better serve them As our clients’ needs become more complex this merger further reinforces our position as the leader in insurance coverage litigation in the US and globally.” partner and Chair of Clyde & Co’s North American Board comments: “We are pleased to welcome our new Dallas colleagues to Clyde & Co The group brings a strong record and reputation in trial and defense as well as insurance coverage disputes and a culture of client excellence that we value strongly.” Mark Tillman comments: “We have a long-standing relationship with Clyde & Co and this merger was the natural next step for us with clear synergies between our practices and clients Our clients in Dallas and beyond stand to benefit significantly We will make the most of the national and global opportunities to grow and develop our practices and people.”  Clyde & Co’s North American insurance practice offers clients in-depth coverage knowledge and defense capabilities across all lines of insurance business The firm opened its first North American office in New York in 2006 the firm has grown to 19 offices with over 400 attorneys across the United States and Canada The firm’s insurance practice provides high-quality advisory and dispute resolution services to insurers and their clients operating in both established and emerging markets Clyde & Co’s merger with Tillman Batchelor LLP follows the recent arrivals of partners Tom Maroney and Liz Evans in New York and Smita Mokshagundam and  Danny Worker in Chicago In loving memory of Clyde “Butch” Soccodato He was the beloved husband of Diana for 55 married years They were childhood sweethearts since the 9th grade Butch was brought up in the HVAC industry working with his father at a young age and continuing on in the business for many years he had the best and happiest job of his life as a maintenance supervisor at Southington YMCA Camp Sloper He loved and was fiercely proud of his sons and grandchildren and his greatest pleasure was being with them He was the best friend and neighbor anyone could ask for He was always there for everyone who needed him and would do anything to help anyone No matter what difficult medical problems challenged him in his last years he always said “terrific.” Upbeat and smiling He loved vacationing on Gwynn’s Island going to Disney World and being with his family and friends Many years were spent camping with his sons when they were young and then with the grandchildren Butch had a love of history and read constantly from his collection of over 500 books on WW II he spent lots of time sitting in his garage and reading He was loved and respected by so many and left a lasting impression on many hearts.  Sonya and Charlie McLuskey of Berkeley Heights please consider a memorial donation to YMCA Camp Sloper in memory of Clyde “Butch” Soccodato Donations can be made out and mailed to: Southington Community YMCA Calling hours will be held from 5 – 7 p.m A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m Family and friends are asked to meet directly at church please visit www.plantsvillefuneralhome.com.  husband of 62 years to the late Susie Elizabeth “Jo” Fountain Bond Family was at his side as he passed away peacefully following a sudden illness.  Clyde was born in Elbert County on September 28 the youngest of five children of Holcomb Vernon Bond and Julia Mae McMullan Bond Bond worked as a stone cutter in the granite industry for many years; however and enjoyed raising cows and chickens.  He is survived by his sons: Ronald and Donna Bond and Allen and Ashley Bond He was devoted “Granddaddy” to his grandchildren: Chana and Wes DeGrave and Mallory and Scott Parr and a loving “PawPaw” to his great-grandchildren: Maverick he is preceded in death by his siblings: James Herman Bond and Robert Norman “Pete” Bond.  The family is at the residence and will receive friends on Wednesday Funeral services celebrating Clyde’s life will be conducted on Thursday at Rock Branch Baptist Church with the Rev Bond will be placed in the church at 1:00p.m.  Interment will follow in the church cemetery beside his beloved wife Honorary pallbearers will be Grayson Morris and Lawson Morris.  Flowers are accepted and contributions may be made in his memory to the Rock Branch Baptist Church Cemetery Fund Those wishing may sign the online guestbook at berryfh.com.  Berry Funeral Home & Crematory of Elberton is respectfully in charge of arrangements for Mr 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 Thanks for visiting Click To Call in the presence of family and close friends He was the eldest child of Deacon Clyde L Clyde attended Virginia Beach Public Schools and graduated from Kempsville High School in 1972 Clyde achieved the rank of Corporal in the United States Marine Corps and he continued his service in the Reserves until 1981 he qualified to become a paratrooper in Germany and an Anti-Tank Assaultman with the 0351 Infantry Corporal Doxey received an honorable discharge and was awarded a Good Conduct Medal and Meritorious Mast Clyde obtained two associate degrees from Tidewater Community College: one in Educational Services and the other in General Studies He later enrolled at Norfolk State University and graduated in 1989 with cum laude honors earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology he was a 1993 graduate of the Evans-Smith Leadership Training Institute with a Certificate in Religious Studies and later matriculated at Virginia Union University in pursuit of a master’s degree Clyde accepted Christ at an early age and was licensed in the ministry on January 24 at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Virginia Beach and choir director for the Community Choir He was later ordained in ministry in November 2001 at Gideon’s Riverside Fellowship in Norfolk Doxey was the founding pastor of New Covenant Fellowship Baptist Church in Chesapeake where he served as pastor for 20 years until he retired in 2022 Doxey was the founder of the organization A.B.S.T.A.I.N (Always Bringing Support To Another In Need) which was designed to give youth an alternative to violence and other inappropriate behaviors He was also employed as an Engineering Technician at Naval Operating Base Norfolk Affectionately known to his family as “Junebug,” Clyde’s pastimes included playing the bass guitar as well as the saxophone and his favorite song to sing was “My Soul Has Been Anchored in the Lord.” He was a die-hard fan of the Green Bay Packers and was always the life of the party Clyde was always telling jokes and making everyone laugh and feel at home He was very kind and generous and would give you the shirt off his back if you needed a blessing He leaves to cherish his memory his high school sweetheart Cynthia Powell Doxey IV; a west coast daughter Rashanda; two bonus grandsons Jacob and Troy Sr.; two bonus great-grandsons Chereta Doxey and Pamela Doxey; three brothers: Christopher Doxey (Denene) and Aubrey Rodgers; two sisters-in-law “Tess” Powell and Linda Brooks (Leroy); one special aunt Also left to hold his memory close are Walter Gilchrist and an invaluable inner circle consisting of Pastor Charles Beamon and Lady Patricia Beamon Deacon Larnell and Deaconess Laverne Smith his entire New Covenant Fellowship Baptist Church family The glorious warfare’s passed; the battle’s fought Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy Praying Cynthia and the entire family 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️Dr.Loretta H and praying for the Doxey Family’s comfort and peace today and in the days to come My deepest condolence to the Doxdey family If Reverend Clyde Doxey is anything like his beautiful son Cory we are missing an angle God plucked a beautiful spring flower for his blessed garden “That the race is not given to the swift or the strong but to the one who endures to the end!” You completed the race and have heard “well done thy good and faithful servant Enter thou into the joy of the Lord.” Take your rest! To Cory and family: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord; even so saith the Spirit Praying for comfort and strength for you all Sending my condolences to the Doxey family with thoughts and retired as a truck driver for Old Dominion Glass Katherine Jean Bloomfield.He is survived by his son Betty Jean Dillard Ellis; and many nieces and nephews A graveside service will be held at Upper Essex Baptist Church Cemetery on Tuesday Tappahannock is assisting the family with arrangements.  Tombaugh built more than 30 telescopes himself including this one on his family's Kansas farm Original plates from Clyde Tombaugh's discovery of Pluto in Lowell Observatory Archive From farm boy to cosmic pioneer: The life and legacy of Clyde Tombaugh When Clyde Tombaugh built his first telescope at the age of 20 he could not have known it was setting him forward on a path that would eventually lead to the discovery of the first known dwarf planet Let's take a look at the life of this amazing person Clyde William Tombaugh was born near Streator where a hailstorm ruined his family's crops and put an end to his hopes to attend college at the time the amateur astronomer was offered a job at Lowell Observatory in Arizona Tombaugh earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in astronomy from the University of Kansas working at the observatory during the summers Tombaugh passed away at his home in Las Cruces Tombaugh constructed his first telescope at the age of 20 he put together a 23-centimeter reflector out of the crankshaft of a 1910 Buick and parts from a cream separator young Clyde made detailed observations of Jupiter and Mars which he sent to Lowell Observatory in hopes of garnering feedback from professional astronomers Instead of receiving constructive criticism Tombaugh was instead offered a position at the observatory The staff had been searching for an amateur astronomer to operate their new photographic telescope in search of but there were still discrepancies that led scientists to conclude yet another planet existed he turned the telescope toward the search for the elusive Planet X though he died before the new planet could be found he joined the search for the missing planet The telescope at the observatory was equipped with a camera that would take two photographs of the sky on different days A device known as a blink compactor rapidly flipped back and forth between the two photographs Stars and galaxies essentially remained unmoving in the images but anything closer could be visually identified by its motion across the sky Tombaugh spent approximately a week studying each pair of photographs On Feb. 18, 1930, Tombaugh noticed movement across the field of a pair of images taken a month beforehand. After studying the object to confirm it, the staff of Lowell Observatory officially announced the discovery of a ninth planet on March 13 With the discovery came the right to name the new body, so the staff opened up a worldwide call for suggestions. Eleven-year-old Venetia Burney of England suggested the name Pluto because the dark distant planet resembled the abode of the Greek god of the underworld Although most famous for the discovery of the most controversial body in the solar system and several galactic star clusters over the course of his career Join our Space Forums to keep talking space on the latest missions, night sky and more! And if you have a news tip, correction or comment, let us know at: community@space.com. She loves all things space and astronomy-related She has a Bachelor’s degree in English and Astrophysics from Agnes Scott college and served as an intern at Sky & Telescope magazine James Webb Space Telescope captures thousands of galaxies in a cosmic 'feast' (image) Astronomers gaze into 'dark nebula' 60 times the size of the solar system (video) What would it be like living on Tatooine from 'Star Wars' This exoplanet orbiting twin suns could tell us at home with his family after a courageous battle with brain cancer David lived in Tuscaloosa with his beloved wife who devoted herself to supporting and caring for him throughout his illness Stoicovy; and his five siblings: Carole Thomson After earning his undergraduate degree from Westminster College in New Wilmington David obtained his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine He served honorably in the Air Force and the Air Force Reserve David dedicated over two decades to the field of medicine earning a reputation as a compassionate and brilliant physician His patients cherished not only his medical expertise but also his kindness Colleagues and staff admired him as both a mentor and a friend He spent much of his last days listening to sermons and praise and worship music he was secure in his faith and wished for everyone he knew to share that same assurance David cherished his family and his role as husband and father were his top priorities creating beautiful works of art during his illness leaving behind many treasured pieces that reflect his spirit and creativity and sense of humor will be deeply missed by all who knew him leaving a profound void in the hearts of his family Robert Parrish officiating and Magnolia Chapel North directing The family will receive friends in the reception area immediately following services Memorial donations may be made to the Glioblastoma Foundation.  Special thanks and gratitude for the exceptional and passionate care provided by Hospice of West Alabama All flowers should be delivered to Magnolia Chapel North at 4905 Hwy 69 North