and Jyll's boys Jack and Luke battle to see whose tastebuds reign supreme by a blindfolded 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 GREEN BAY - Jyll Everman made her debut Monday as the new host of WLUK-TV’s “Fox 11 Living,” and she's a whiz with a kitchen knife but you won't ever catch her using one on a green bell pepper 20 to spend more time with her new husband and their children and aging parents Everman becomes only the second host of the cooking and lifestyle show that originated in 2008 She’s already a familiar name to many in northeastern Wisconsin as a previous guest on the program a co-owner of the Gather on Broadway events venue in downtown Green Bay and a finalist on the Food Network’s “Food Network Star” in 2011 To officially introduce herself to viewers a “Fox 11 Living” producer for 14 years who is taking on an an expanded role in front of the camera for a show that They’re both “Green Bay gals,” as Destree described them Everman is a graduate of Southwest High School; Destree graduated from West High School They're also both wives and moms with young sons Here’s a few other morsels we learned about Everman during her first show: You will never see me cook with a green bell pepper I feel like the devil himself invented them,” she said The other product viewers won’t ever see her reaching for in the “Fox 11 Living” kitchen: truffle oil She said the women in her Gather on Broadway kitchen like to tease her that they’re going to feed her green bell peppers dipped in truffle oil She has a 20-year arsenal of recipes to choose from to bring to the show She went with Asian chicken lettuce wraps for her first official dish as host It was a chance to show off her mad skills with a knife because the gadget is too labor intensive to clean afterward she prefers to finely cut up her own cloves by hand She demonstrated her preferred method of rocking the knife forward on the center of the cutting board to chop It’s a “little dance move” she uses for chopping most everything in her kitchen More: 'It's time to go home for good': Jeff Alexander signs off from WBAY after 30 years, many 'Small Towns' More: AJ Dillon sits down with 10-year-old podcaster to talk video games, mentors and how not to make cereal Expect to hear her say 'MITG' a lot in the kitchen.Everman told viewers they'll hear her say some of the same things time and again on the show One of those is "MITG," which is short for “Make it taste good.” “I worked with a very angry chef in Los Angeles who would yell at me She shared a family photo of her husband of nearly 18 years “And the psycho in the middle is my new puppy and he has simultaneously ruined our lives but yet made it so much better She posted a pair of funny videos on her Facebook page earlier this month showing what it's like to get a cold-loving dog breed originally from Switzerland to come in from out in the snow of the front yard “Fox 11 Living” airs at 10 a.m. weekdays. The show has new social media accounts: Facebook.com/fox11livingwluk and @Fox11Living on Instagram Everman and Destree welcome suggestions for places in the community to feature on the show and what kinds of things to cook in the kitchen by emailing Living@wluk.com Kendra Meinert is an entertainment and feature writer at the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Contact her at 920-431-8347 or kmeinert@greenbay.gannett.com. Follow her on X @KendraMeinert Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application James "Sonny" Estill Everman and Opal Louise Goodpaster Everman John was a dedicated operator at Texas Eastern where he was known for his commitment and skill John proudly served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War embodying the spirit of duty and honor that so many cherish John was honored to be a member of the Bath Masonic Lodge #55 and was actively involved in the Slate Valley Christian Church reflecting his dedication not only to his faith but also to his community John had a passion for life that was expressed through his hobbies He was also a dedicated fan of UK basketball John’s legacy continues through his two grandchildren who were a source of immense pride and joy for him including Ronnie Gudgell (Patsy) of Owingsville Donna and Denny Enyeart (Debbie) of Riverside and Willie Vanlandingham (Emily) of Owingsville John had many special friends who will greatly miss him Masonic rites will be performed for John at 7:00 PM with the funeral immediately following with Pastor Greg Whitt officiating John will be laid to rest in Owingsville Cemetery on Saturday at 11:00 AM with full military honors performed by American Legion Post 22.  Gray Funeral Home in Owingsville is caring for all the arrangements for John Estill Everman.  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 Create an account for more options or use this form to leave a Reflection now San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Photo/Video will be published upon admin review and approval Below are race results for elections in Tarrant County on Saturday Some races will include results for votes in multiple jurisdictions and are labeled (All Counties); otherwise the total is only for votes cast in that county Get top local stories delivered to you every morning with NBC DFW's News Headlines newsletter where she fell in love with cooking and all things hospitality She attended Epicurean Culinary Arts Academy in LA before spending the next few years working her way through some of LA's finest restaurants She then opened her own catering company called Jyllicious Bites Jyll beat out 10,000 competitors to compete on season 7 as a finalist on Next Food Network Star on Food Network The Today Show and now joined up with Fox 11 for Fox 11 Living a lifestyle morning show which airs weekly tricks and her favorite recipes in the kitchen Jyll moved back to Green Bay with her family to open a premier event venue 2 sons (Jack and Luke) and her Bernese Mountain Dog Bubba Owner and baker-extraordinaire Jill Schultz shows us the incredible desserts and bakery items offered at Five Thumbs Up and Jyll's boys Jack and Luke battle to see who's tastebuds reign supreme in a candy taste test The Everman deputy fire chief is behind bars accused of getting another man to sexually assault a woman has been placed on leave after his arrest for aggravated sexual assault aggravated kidnapping and sexual abuse.  He allegedly solicited another man to carry out the sexual assault, Fox4 reported Fort Worth Police arrested Tobasia Griffiths who did not know the person who attacked her managed to get a partial tag number of the vehicle involved A neighbor of Jones showed reporters doorbell footage of Jones and an unidentified woman telling her about the attack in his home and warning her to be careful Police confiscated computers and other electronics from Jones' home as part of the investigation Griffiths was released on bail while the deputy chief was being held on $300,000 bail the Everman fire chief said he placed Jones on administrative leave while the investigation continues He said he understands the gravity of the allegations.  Susan Nicol is the news editor for Firehouse.com She is a life member and active with the Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance & Rescue Company Susie has been an EMT in Maryland since 1976 Susie is vice-president of the Frederick County Fire/Rescue Museum She is on the executive committee of Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association She also is part of the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS) Region II EMS Council Susie is a board member of the American Trauma Society she was a staff writer for The Frederick News-Post (WLUK) -- The new host of FOX 11 Living has been decided Jyll Everman will take over as the host of WLUK's long-running lifestyle program next year Everman was born in Green Bay and earned her culinary degrees in Los Angeles She is co-owner of one of Northeast Wisconsin's culinary destinations, Gather on Broadway. she is excited to bring her years of culinary skills to Living Current longtime host Amy Hanten's last show of Living will be Dec Three small dogs were abandoned inside a duct-taped box at a public park in Everman and the city's animal shelter is trying to track down the owners According to a post from Municipal Animal Services for Everman & Forest Hills shelter staff was called to Heritage Park on April 9 after a city worker came upon a box sitting on a picnic table The box was a Walmart box that had been duct-taped closed. Inside the box were three small dogs, including a black-and-white dog that looked like a Havenese, an older chihuahua, and a younger tan dog that looked like a chihuahua mix. Photos of all three dogs can be seen on this post The surprising element is that the dogs seemed to have been cared for "We do not know the circumstances around why this happened but it does appear that these dogs were once loved," the post said "Two are freshly groomed & wearing clothes Speculation on why the dogs had been dumped ranged from "death of the owner" to a domestic issue Shelters have also been overcrowded in recent months and turning away animal surrenders More than one commenter suggested that a groomer might recognize the dogs "We need to locate the owner of these dogs if in fact they are missing from a beloved home," the shelter said "We know things are getting rough in the world Many shelters no longer accept owner surrenders which leaves owners with uncertainty of what to do However this is not the answer in any way." the shelter requests that you call 817-561-5495 or email aco@municipalanimalservices.net Cardboard box left at Heritage ParkMunicipal Services - Everman & Forest Hills Municipal Shelter for Everman & Forest Hills Fort Worth's track record for developing entrepreneurial powerhouses has been recognized in WalletHub's just-released list of the "Best Large Cities to Start a Business" for 2025 The DFW area contributed six cities among the top 50 cities based on 19 metrics across three main categories: business environment Factors considered in the report include five-year business survival rates The sunny Florida city of Orlando topped the list as the No 1 best large city for starting a business this year Fort Worth's business climate has slipped slightly since 2024 Fort Worth performed the best in the national "business environment" and "access to resources" categories "Starting a business can be very scary considering one in every five startups doesn’t make it past the first year," said WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo "That’s why it’s especially important to live in a city that provides an environment where new businesses can thrive workers and customers to keep it going long-term." Fort Worth ranked the highest out of all six DFW cities in the report Elsewhere in TexasAustin was the only Texas city to rank among the top 10 best big cities to start a business in 2025 Other large Texas cities that were named among the best places to start a business in 2025 include Lubbock (No The top 10 best large cities to start a business in 2025 are: (LEX 18) — A long-time member of multiple law enforcement agencies in Bath County died over the weekend Wes Everman was with the police department and most recently a chief deputy with the sheriff's office during his decades long career "I loved him to death and I know he loved me," said his cousin Jimmy Everman "I would do anything in the world for him and he would do anything for me." A memorial to Everman with a sheriff's vehicle is on display outside the funeral home in Owingsville "He wasn't the kind of cop that would take you to jail just because he could all these young kids respected him," said Everman "If he could save one that was his mission Everman was a father to three kids and had grandkids A procession went through Owingsville on Sunday The sheriff's office says Everman went out on a burglary call Saturday morning his cousin said Everman died of an apparent heart attack "He loved the community and he loved the people," said Everman Chief Deputy Everman will be laid to rest Thursday in Bath County The school district has canceled classes as his funeral will be held at the county high school's auditorium Report a typo 10 at 9:12 p.m.A first responder procession drove through Bath County Sunday morning as Bath County Chief Deputy Sheriff Wes Everman's body was brought back from the hospital The Bath County Sheriff says Everman was working as back up to other officers on a burglary in progress around six Saturday morning Sometime after he returned home his wife found him unresponsive It is unclear the cause behind Everman's death The Bath County Sheriff's Office released a statement to reflect on Everman's years of service: The statement goes on to ask for prayers for Everman's family Original StoryA Chief Deputy Sheriff with Bath County has died A post on Facebook from Sergeant Bennie Buckler Sr with the Bath County Sheriff's Department announced the death of Chief Deputy Sheriff Wes Everman Unit 269 The post states "Wes was a fixture in law enforcement and served the Bath County Community for 43 years We pray for his loved ones as we mourn the loss of a great man." Details behind his death have not been released at this time We will share information once we learn more (WLUK) -- Jyll Everman, the executive chef/owner of Gather on Broadway, is taking over the hosting duties on FOX 11 Living Jyll stopped by Good Day Wisconsin Thursday to share some recipes perfect for a cold winter day olive oil in a large sauté pan over medium heat Season the fish with salt and pepper and gently lay in the hot pan Heat remaining olive oil in a large sauté pan over medium heat Add the garlic and pepper flakes and sauté for 1 minute cooking until tomatoes soften and start to blister Lightly smash some tomatoes to release their liquid into the sauce Stir in vegetable broth and a good squeeze of lemon then stir in the basil and season with salt and pepper Add filets back into the pan and coat the fish with the sauce Heat a large non-stick skillet over medium high heat Add the sweet potato and sauté until tender Add the red onion and jalapeño and cook for 2 additional minutes Add in the sausage and scallions and stir until well combined Lay out the tortillas on a flat surface and evenly divide up the mixture on half of each tortilla Sprinkle with cheese and fold over the tortilla Lightly spray a large pan and cook each quesadilla until golden on each side Hosts Jyll Everman & Abby Destree introduce themselves on the 2025 premiere of FOX 11 Living This outlier of Cowtown is gearing up for its first McDonald's in two decades — let the Big Mac bonanza begin Stop the presses (and maybe your diets): Everman is finally getting its own McDonald’s the first quick-service restaurant to grace the town in over two decades is hosting a two-day celebration on January 10-11 and a chance to snag free Big Macs for a year Because who needs a salad when you can have eternal fast food glory The festivities kick off Friday, January 10, with an "App-y Hour" from 3–5 p.m., featuring complimentary samples, door prizes, and even a photo op with the legendary and iconic Dr. Opal Lee, the “Grandmother of Juneteenth” Because nothing says “progress” like posing for selfies between bites of free nuggets with a Ronald McDonald meet-and-greet (clown lovers rejoice) and a petting zoo courtesy of Timberview Farms If you’ve ever dreamed of feeding a goat and a craving simultaneously For the competitive eaters and prize hunters out there A year’s worth of Big Macs (once a week—let’s not go overboard) Because nothing pairs with fries quite like a shiny new bike you’ll ride twice For those who aren’t into contests but love a bargain McDonald’s is dishing out daily deals from January 10-17:  this grand opening promises to be a (golden) arches-sized event The Board of Trustees has been mired in conflict for over a year Now they’ve chosen an interim president without higher ed experience You have /5 articles left.Sign up for a free account or log in the chair of the Mott Community College Board of Trustees and a group of fellow trustees are facing criticism for a new interim president hire The Board of Trustees at Mott Community College recently caused an uproar among faculty staff and community members when they voted to hire an interim president without higher ed experience Critics see the move as the last straw in a series of questionable decisions since the board of the college in Flint They say trustees have been mired in drama and infighting for over a year Some employees worry the dysfunction could put the college’s accreditation at risk Last week the board voted 5 to 2 to offer a six-month interim presidency to Shaunda Richardson-Snell She’s held executive positions at major companies and holds a master’s degree in business administration but has never worked for a college or university Two of the three other candidates for the position have Ph.D.s and all have experience working in academic settings—including the college’s vice president of student academic success who is currently earning his education doctorate and was serving as interim president until Richardson-Snell took the job made a motion to enter into closed session to discuss offering Richardson-Snell a contract before hearing public comments who ultimately voted against Richardson-Snell’s contract argued that members of the public should be allowed to speak before the decision; they were outvoted (Everman did not respond to requests for comment.) After the board announced Richardson-Snell’s selection their attorney further inflamed tensions by reading some of the benefits Richardson-Snell would receive up to $15,000 for moving expenses and an $800 monthly “car allowance.” this is not an interim—no way,” said Larry Juchartz a professor of English who previously headed the faculty union for 12 years “We anticipate that the next step will be for them to simply announce ‘We’re making this interim a permanent position.’” including many residents of Flint and surrounding Genesee County expressed outrage during a largely scathing public comment period “This lady has never been a teacher before and y’all are paying her all this?” Arthur Woodson “Y’all are crooked … Y’all keep doing things like you don’t even care.” Distressed employees say the hiring process for the interim president has been unorthodox board members typically hire an internal administrator as interim president while they search for a permanent leader announced in May she would be leaving the college after 10 years the board announced a search for an interim (Walker-Griffea is now the inaugural director of the Michigan Department of Lifelong Education The board also listed a bachelor’s degree as the minimum degree requirement for the position, a decision some professors and administrators criticized. Everman argued at a May meeting that the lower educational standard is allowed by state law though Walker-Griffea pushed back that requiring less than a master’s degree is highly unusual for a campus president job search the Mott Community College Education Association is skeptical about the process that led to her hire “Something is not adding up with their choice,” Owens said “Her résumé looks great from a business perspective Now faculty members and administrators are fighting the decision—and general frustrations with the board—on multiple fronts dean of counseling and student development and president of the college’s supervisors and management union warned trustees at the meeting that the union would notify the college’s accreditor Owens said the faculty union is ready to file a complaint with the HLC as well noting it’s better for the college to be on the accreditor’s watch list now than lose accreditation down the line as a result of mismanagement The union also filed a Freedom of Information Act request seeking materials related to the hiring process including board members’ notes from the interviews She noted that trustees didn’t use any kind of scoring rubric another aspect of the process that raised eyebrows an adjunct communications professor at the college went so far as to file recall petitions against three board members in the aftermath of the meeting: board vice chair Janet Couch (Everman and board treasurer Jeffrey Swanson also voted for Richardson-Snell but are up for re-election in November and can’t be recalled under Michigan state law.) “It really all just struck me as lacking transparency and lacking accountability,” Hayes said of the hiring process “I don’t expect that any elected official has to do what I want all the time as a voter but I do expect that they are willing to listen to constituents and also explain why” they make the decisions they do told Inside Higher Ed she was eager “to return to home” and “contribute to the education and success of the next generation.” She pushed back on the idea that her background isn’t right for the role There’s a “growing trend in higher education to pull leadership from a pool of industry experts and business executives [to] bring a fresh eye She plans to focus on continuing to increase enrollment retention and graduation rates and find “opportunities to diversify and increase revenue streams,” “develop new corporate partnerships” and focus on skilled trades and vocational programs “I have a tremendous amount to contribute to an already thriving institution,” she said they don’t know me … My unwavering focus is on the students and I know that that’s a shared vision across the board here at Mott.” While she’s not sure yet if she’ll apply for the permanent presidency she believes she has “the qualifications to undertake the permanent position staff and community members see Richardson-Snell’s contract as the latest in a series of controversies involving the board it was boring.” But for the last year and a half He and others have harbored concerns about the tone of board debates Early signs of tumult started at a meeting in January 2023 when Freeman and former board chair Anne Figueroa accused Everman Swanson and Wolcott of allegedly violating the open meetings act based on a conversation with a former board attorney that the group had discussed board business privately in advance of the meeting including what board positions each would occupy A tense discussion about board policy followed one of his first moves was to try to replace then board attorney Amberly Brennan His initial efforts didn’t garner enough votes but in a letter read at a meeting in April offered to step aside and allow the board to choose another firm despite pushback from Reyes that there was no investigation into any complaints against Brennan The board then operated without an attorney for months as members argued about who should replace her That decision also sparked controversy among faculty a local activist who previously ran for the Michigan Senate has spoken out at board meetings for months repeatedly filing FOIA requests for information about board decision-making She even sent a complaint to the state attorney general in January raising concerns about Brennan’s ouster and a lack of transparency The octogenarian is the founder of a political action committee and plans to mobilize against the board members up for re-election “I feel like the skunk at a garden party,” Walton said of her attendance at board meetings but she believes the community needs to hold the board accountable the skirmishes in the recent past feel like warning signs She worries there’s some form of “cultural warfare” going on though the board majority’s vision for the college remains unclear Owens hopes none of the board strife trickles down to affect students who are disproportionately people of color and from low-income backgrounds “You need someone steering the ship who knows where they’re going and what they’re doing and we don’t have that right now,” she said The Trump administration has canceled close to $3 billion in NIH and NSF research grants Some community colleges have stripped back DEI programming and made other cuts under federal and state pressures Los Angeles community colleges are teaming up with California State University to study and combat nurse shortages af Employees at the Community College of Philadelphia overwhelmingly voted to allow a strike if contract negotiations wi Learn high-impact ways to re-engage students drive enrollment and support your team’s well-being Subscribe for free to Inside Higher Ed’s newsletters opinion and great new careers in higher education — delivered to your inbox View Newsletters Copyright © 2025 Inside Higher Ed All rights reserved. | Website designed by nclud By Matt KyleBreaking News Reporter two days after police questioned her about her missing son a boy who has been missing since October 2022 Family members reported to authorities in March 2023 that Noel conducted a welfare check at the Everman home Noel shared with his mother Rodriguez-Singh told investigators Noel had been staying with his biological father in Mexico since November 2022 Noel’s father later told police he was deported before Noel was born and has never met him Crime in The NewsRead the crime and public safety news your neighbors are talking about GoogleFacebookBy signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Two days after police spoke with Noel’s family they boarded a flight at DFW International Airport bound for Istanbul The final destination for the family’s flight was India Noel was not with the family when they boarded the flight. Investigators also learned Singh had stolen $10,000 from his employer just before fleeing the country According to a timeline given by Everman police Noel was last seen in October 2022 after his mother gave birth to twins Rodriguez-Singh applied for passports for her children and his stepfather researched the cost of traveling to India Relatives also told police Rodriguez-Singh had been known to abuse Noel and witnesses told police she had referred to her son as “evil possessed or having a demon in him.” Noel was diagnosed with several illnesses esotropia — when eyes turn inward toward the nose — in both eyes and chronic lung disease cadaver dogs alerted police to the topsoil underneath the concrete no evidence pointing to Noel’s whereabouts was found that night and an Everman police spokesperson said Thursday that Noel’s body still remains to be found Rodriguez-Singh was indicted on one count of capital murder two counts of injury to a child and one count of abandoning a child without the intent to return last year She also has an active federal warrant for her arrest on charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution Police also said they obtained an arrest warrant for Singh on charges of abandoning or endangering a child Police have been working with federal authorities to extradite Rodriguez-Singh and Singh back to the U.S America has an extradition treaty with India but the process is long and can take months to complete An FBI news release said Rodriguez-Singh is between 5 feet 3 inches tall; 120 to 140 pounds; has a medium complexion and tattoos on her back Anyone with information on her whereabouts should call the FBI Dallas Field Office at 972-559-5000. 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All Rights Reserved © 2025 - Benton Accident & Injury Lawyers Christmas lights and festive lawn decorations can be a simple way to celebrate the magic of the holidays there are many opportunities to enjoy and see light displays in Abilene throughout the season Here are some places you can see Christmas lights in Abilene The United Way of Abilene in partnership with Christmas Decor by Lone Star Electric have Winter Lightfest Winter Lightfest features a paved walking trail with nearly 3 million lights All proceeds raised at Winter Lightfest go toward supporting United Way's partner agencies and programs Ticket prices vary depending on group size will have their lights display and other fun activities available to view 4-9 p.m Everman Park located next to the Abilene Convention and Visitors Bureau on North First Street is open to the public Seuss statues or enjoy a walk around the park's fountain Minter Park located next to Monks Coffee Shop on Cypress Street has a water and light display that creates shapes of bells Christmas LaneChristmas Lane is free to the public and features a drive-thru lights display indoor displays and opportunities to take photos with Santa every night Christmas Lane is located at the Abilene State Supported Living Center and all donations benefit the residents at the center The last day to visit Christmas Lane is Dec If the family is looking to drive around and see some decorated houses the River Oaks/Brookhollow and Elmwood neighborhoods are great to visit Elmwood Drive is a well-lit street to see houses decorated for the season More: Abilene restaurants that are open on Christmas More: Pick up, reheat, eat: Where to preorder Christmas dinners in Abilene Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Direct Cremation Services - $1,395Our Direct Cremation package includes the cremation container and all necessary crematory fees Every cremation is performed on-site at Scobee Funeral Home ensuring your loved one stays in our care from the moment they arrive until their cremated remains are returned to you This package includes a casket and outer burial container Listen on Suno Your browser may not work with certain site. Upgrade now. Nancy graduated from Rosewood High School class of 1951 and went on to attend Miami University where she received her B.S she taught at Roosevelt HS before starting her family Nancy was passionate about cultivating young minds and later returned to teaching at both Kettering City Schools and Chaminade Julienne her fulfilling work as a teacher impacted numerous students She will be missed for her spirited personality and honesty.  and beloved husband of 62 years Thomas Everman Sr Nancy is survived by her son and two daughters She has 8 grandchildren: Patrick Doyle (Hope) Christina Everman and Daniel Everman and eight great-grandchildren.  A visitation will be held from 6-7pm on Thursday A Mass of Christian burial will be held at 10:30am on Friday The family would like to thank the staff of the Ohio’s Hospice of Dayton for their love and care.  Routsong Funeral Home & Cremation Services - Kettering She went to school in Oelwein and after graduation in 1956 she worked as a secretary for Bruner Electric and at the Grand Theater in Oelwein where she met Al and her famous line was “I chased him until he caught me.” JoAnn married Allen Glen Everman on July 4 They spent a lot of times together roller skating and that tradition continued on Sunday afternoons when they taught their children to skate They lived in many states within the Midwest where Allen worked in construction as a lineman In 1963 they purchased the family farm in Stewartville raised their family and created countless memories She had many hobbies that included reading She fed the birds daily and was rewarded with many species of birds including her favorite Following their retirement Jo and Al spent the past 27 winters enjoying their home in Naples and the many social gatherings with friends and family Al and Jo farmed together and Jo was also employed at Bonner Elementary School in Stewartville Al was a longtime employee at Foster Electric in Rochester MN and Saint Finbarr Catholic Church in Naples Eucharistic Minister and member of the Bible Study She was passionate about praying the Rosary every day and reading her daily devotional with her husband Jo was a very social soul and enjoyed being involved in her community She was part of the Friends of the Library Her friends always knew they would be welcomed with a comforting beverage and one of her delicious home baked goods Many of the grandchildren wrote articles of their admiration for both their grandma and grandpa were inspirational to many for their faith and compassion that brought light into peoples’ lives during times of darkness The openness of their experience with grief had the therapeutic power to heal and inspire individuals to look to their faith Also ten grandchildren: Jodi (Ken) Reverts Twelve great-grandchildren: Macrina Reverts She is also survived by her siblings: Mike (Elaine) Farrington Dennis (Paula) Farrington and in-laws including Dale Everman and Ron Peyton A Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 11:00 AM on Saturday (April 6 Bernards Catholic Church in Stewartville with Rev A time of visitation for family and friends will take place from 4 to 7:00 PM on Friday (April 5 prior to the service at the church on Friday morning Arrangements are with Griffin-Gray FH in Stewartville Condolences and memories of JoAnn are welcome at www.griffin-gray.com Sheila Kriegel sat on the witness stand Tuesday morning in a Polk County courtroom looking away from the man whose reckless driving led to her sister's death Last year, Charles Everman, 19 killed Kriegel's little sister Samantha Jo Kriegel while driving about 70 mph in a 35-mph zone in Ankeny As she talked on the witness stand, Sheila Kriegel told Everman how she and her sister will never be able to go shopping on Black Friday again how her sister never saw her niece graduate from high school and how it's not fair that a stranger ended her life.  "It's not fair that he's able to go about his life while she's been forever removed from hers," Sheila Kriegel said.  Polk County District Judge William Kelly sentenced Everman to three years of probation. Everman pleaded guilty Aug 1 to one count of vehicular homicide by reckless driving and one count of serious injury by vehicle Under the law he could have been sentenced to prison for over a decade Everman will also have to pay $158,000 in restitution Kelly did not sentence Everman to community service in order to allow Everman to work more and pay the Kriegel family restitution.  Everman was driving his 2012 Toyota Highlander between 68 and 72 mph seconds before he collided with Samantha Kriegel's 2006 Volkswagen Jetta Samantha Kriegel suffered several injuries in the accident at the intersection of North Ankeny Boulevard and Northwest Ninth Street.  A few feet to Everman's right at Tuesday's hearing sat more than a half-dozen supporters, including his parents and his girlfriend.  Ellie Martens, was in the car that night and in the courtroom Tuesday Martens sustained a broken ankle and other injuries in the crash but did not want to press forward with the criminal case against her boyfriend said Assistant Polk County Attorney Jaki Lyn Livingston.  Neither the state or the defense asked for Kelly to sentence Everman to prison time Everman told Kelly he lost sleep on many nights during the first month after the crash Someday he wants to start his own landscaping business told Kelly that Everman cannot undo what he did that day but has expressed remorse.  "He's a young man who has had a remarkably unremarkable life," Spellman said "He's a young man that would be able to demonstrate he's a law-abiding citizen."  in which his case would be expunged from his record after he finished his sentence.  Livingston said she agreed Everman can be rehabilitated Everman acted more than carelessly; he acted recklessly "Samantha Kriegel can never be any of those things because he took her life," Livingston said "I do not believe the effect of taking somebody's life should be erased from his record."  Samantha Kriegel's parents wondered whether Everman learned anything and felt remorse.  but it's also an age where as a driver he knows what's right and what's appropriate," Kelly said Philip Joens covers breaking news for The Des Moines Register. He can be reached at 515-284-8184 at pjoens@registermedia.com or on Twitter @Philip_Joens.  Your subscription makes our journalism possible Subscribe today at DesMoinesRegister.com/Deal.  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 The family of Sally Everman created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Send comfort and support when it's needed most Made with love by funeralOne