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For more information, please see our University Websites Privacy Notice Class of 2025 has selected Kathleen Adams as its 2025 Teacher of the Year Appreciating her time as an undergraduate student and graduating from the UConn School of Pharmacy in 2015 Adams rejoined Husky Nation as a faculty member in the fall of 2019 the Academic Medical Center for Brown University after graduation Adams found her time working with learners Through mentoring these learners and helping them reach their goals Adams became driven to move this passion into a University setting as a professor Wanting to give back to the School where she first found her love for pharmacy “There is so much reward in seeing that lightbulb moment where students understand a hard concept or feel comfortable talking to a doctor.” Adams looks forward to working each year to continuously improve lectures By valuing student feedback and watching her students implement in-class learning in clinical experiences Adams strives to create more impactful and meaningful educational activities beyond the classroom The biggest challenge for Adams came during the transition back to in-person lectures and instruction after the pandemic Adams had to continuously adapt and rely on feedback from students Adams’s proudest accomplishment is the product of a collaboration with UConn’s Cassie Doyno and Lisa Holle as well as educators and software developers from Monash University in Australia Adams and her colleagues developed the inpatient hospital version of a program called MyDispense Described by Adams to be almost like a video game MyDispense allows students to practice looking at patient charts and deciding which medications are safe through interactive online simulations fully accessible software platform that any university can use Adams will strive to provide the best academic and professional foundations for students through the School’s new curriculum refresh Adams plans to incorporate more active learning and immersive experiences in her classroom and experience has been remarkable.” Adams will receive her award during commencement weekend in May That’s probably because she’s got such a great story to tell.  A 20-year ExxonMobil employee, Kathleen is leading the expansion of our carbon capture and storage (CCS) system in the United States We plan to use that system – an unmatched network of CO2 pipelines and storage sites – to help U.S industries reduce their emissions and stay competitive by meeting growing global demand for low-carbon products.  Kathleen answers a key question: “Is it safe?”  She discusses our robust safety systems for transporting and storing captured CO2 and our work with communities and first responders As a native of Mississippi – one of the states served by our CCS system “Safety is our number one priority every day,” she said.  Stay up to date with the latest news and information Subscribe to our newsletter Registration is open for this Founders-only event May 5, 2025 by Cherryh Cansler — Editor Recognizing the often-isolated journey of building a restaurant empire, Kathleen Wood Partners and Networld Media Group have joined forces to relaunch the Founderology Growth Summit Designed specifically for founders navigating the complexities of scaling and sustaining their businesses the summit differentiates itself from traditional industry events by offering a peer-to-peer environment tailored to the unique challenges faced by founders "Founder life comes with unique pressures that only other Founders truly understand," said Kathleen Wood, founder of Kathleen Wood Partners and author of "Founderology: The Ultimate Employee Guide to Succeed with Any Boss in Any Workplace." "This Summit creates a space where Founders can speak honestly about challenges and find people who've already solved them Most industry events miss the Founder's perspective We've built a place where visionary Founders can strengthen their 'how' while reconnecting with their 'why.'" "We wanted to partner with Networld Media Group because of their depth of industry expertise journalistic integrity and focus to providing real-world solutions," Wood said "It made so much sense to partner with them to amplify our commitment to Founder-focused solutions and to jointly create an experience where visionaries can access real solutions to real challenges to really grow." "There's a reason 'It's lonely at the top' is a saying and it's even truer for founders," said Kathy Doyle "Many of our readers are restaurant founders and we are honored to work with Kathleen to deliver an event unique to them Founder-exclusive experience created by Founders The summit offers founders the opportunity to reconnect with their core purposes recharge their visions and reimagine possibilities within their businesses Participants will be surrounded by fellow multi-unit founders who understand the specific pressures and opportunities inherent in their roles "Founders leave our Summit with the inside track for scaling their business from those who've done it and a powerful network of like-minded Founders who will become your most valuable resource long after the event ends," Wood said It's about transformation that shows up in your bottom line within weeks of implementation." To ensure that the summit is a safe place for Founders to learn from one another non-Founders will not be allowed to attend the event NMG's Vice President of Events and publisher of FastCasual.com "This focused environment will allow for truly candid conversations and the development of deep lasting connections among those who understand the unique pressures of scaling a business." Click here to request an invitation to the Founderology Growth Summit The agenda will include a variety of sessions and discussions to help Founders create strategic blueprints to propel breakthrough success More sessions and speakers will be announced soon Cherryh Cansler is VP of Events for Networld Media Group and publisher of FastCasual.com She has been covering the restaurant industry since 2012 The Kansas City Star and American Fitness magazine Connect with Cherryh: Get the latest news and resources from Fast Casual after a short but courageous battle with colon cancer at home with her loving family by her side Kathleen was also a loyal and devoted friend to many Jeffrey Klemme (Kathy); five grandchildren Ross and Kayla; and seven great grandchildren Also surviving is a sister Linda Cunningham (Richard) and numerous nieces and nephews at Robinson-Yager Funeral Home with the funeral service beginning at 2:30 p.m Burial will follow the service at Frieden’s Cemetery in Hartsburg Memorial contributions are suggested to Frieden’s Cemetery or New Salem Cemetery Robinson-Yager Funeral Home is honored to serve the Klemme Family Condolences may be shared at www.robinsonyager.com For decades Kathleen Richert and Stuart Klipper have wandered the countryside following tertiary routes and roads less traveled in search of subjects Richert arms herself with watercolor paint and brushes; Klipper wields his trusty wide-field film camera (yes “Some trips we stop every thousand feet so Stuart can make a picture We may stop once or twice so that I can make a picture and we are there for half an hour.” “Photography,” says Klipper “is knowing where to stand.” For both Richert and Klipper images begin with deciding where to stand— or sit — to frame their specific points of view Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Details: cache-fra-eddf8230171-FRA 1746539722 2368434237 Media Nation The National Trust for Local News which is dealing with a leadership transition (see the last item) and business woes Three weekly papers in Maine have reached an agreement to be printed at the Trust’s presses in South Portland Become a supporter of Media Nation for just $5 a month. 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Just click here to sign up via Patreon Enter your email address to subscribe to this site and receive notifications of new posts by email Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Gangl (nee Pengra) passed away at the age of 72 on Easter Day Kathy lived a spirit of great kindness for all she met and enriched the lives of all who knew her well 1952 and spent her childhood in the parish community of Sacred Heart Catholic Church It was at the church school that she first met John and true cooperation in all walks of life from family to business Kathy was ever one to make herself useful and invariably indispensable wherever she went After over twenty years at Arthur Shuster Incorporated she joined John to help run JP Enterprises tenacity and myriad talents carried the company to the heights of its success while also giving her the opportunity to work alongside the family she loved so much she never lost the humility and patience that her coworkers would remember in her Kathy found her leisure in the culinary arts where she was a self-trained maestro her work in the kitchen becoming the favorite meals and relished gifts of many Cooking was also a love she shared and nurtured in her children and grandchildren Inherited from her mother and shared over the decades with her five sisters this devotion to the soil and all things that grow was inseparable from who Kathy was she beautified and enriched the world around her along with those fortunate enough to be in it Kathy and John split their time between their Midwest home and the milder winter climes of Cape Coral she would return north to the gardens and grandchildren she loved with all her heart Hers was a life of work and service for the sake of others and she leaves a model selflessness for which we all should strive Her loving family commends her soul to her Savior and we pray that we might measure up to example when our own time comes Jesse (Robyn) and Matthew (Johanna); cherished grandchildren The family would also like to extend our eternal gratitude to the many doctors and nurses at Health Park Hospital (Fort Myers MN) who cared for Kathy during her final weeks and days So many doctors rose to the call of their profession trying to heal and restore her while so many of her nurses showed the best of humanity in the love and tenderness they showed to their patient in need A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 AM on Saturday White Bear Lake with visitation an hour prior to the Mass and on Friday 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 Kathleen Doyle Tabbed Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator4/29/2025 8:07:00 AM | WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Recent release “The Turin Shroud: Quantum Physics and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ” from Covenant Books author Kathleen Matrange is a thought-provoking look at the research done on the Shroud of Turin as well as a discussion as to why the scientific community has largely ignored these results She was surrounded by her loved ones as we sang some of her favorite songs that she sang to all of us as children 1942 the second of 5 children to Clayton Blank and Vivian Thelma Andersen Blank Her father was hoping to get the prize of having the first child born for the year but missed it by a couple hours He forgave her quickly though when he saw what a beauty she was Her mother would always curl her hair just like Shirley Temple and her father told her affectionately that she was more beautiful and talented than Shirley From a very young age Kathleen loved babies Her and her sister Nancy would care for and play house with their youngest brother Steven for hours She loved to babysit the neighbor children and with the money that she earned That was the start of what would be her legacy of loving babies caring for children and giving them everything she had One of her granddaughters put it beautifully just like the "Giving Tree" (a favorite to read to the kids) Her love felt like a warm blanket wrapping around you completely and unconditionally.  she met Clive Pusey where they both worked at the church office building in Salt Lake They were married shortly after they met in the Salt Lake Temple and moved to Northern California where they lived for the first 10 years of their marriage During this time she was the primary and relief society president but her love was in the primary Clive and Kathleen had 4 children and being a mom was her greatest joy she was overjoyed and was always looking for opportunities to show off her grandchildren and spoil them Mom was always a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints One of her favorite things was to get dressed up for church She loved all of the jobs she held from Relief Society President to nursery but she loved working with the children the most and they loved her She was grandma to all the kids that came to her home and treats were always available.  she met Robert Smith at a church dance and she was immediately taken by this tall handsome man They married in March 2002 and between them had 8 children They were perfect together and he loved and supported her family as she did his They loved to have big family get togethers for holidays She loved to decorate her home for all of the holidays and make it look festive and fun for everyone that came to their home There was always more than enough food and treats to go around She loved scrapbooking all of the pictures that Bob took for her and the grandkids love looking through the books for hours and cherishing the memories that are discovered in those pages After Bob's unexpected passing last year she has been heartbroken so we celebrate that they have been reunited with each other and are dancing together again.She leaves behind a legacy of generosity kindness and unconditional love that will never be forgotten by those who knew her.  She was preceded in death by her eternal companion Robert Smith and her parents Kathleen is survived by her children Melanie (Greg) Aaron (Sydney); brother David; twenty -one grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.  Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. A viewing will be held Thursday evening from 6:00-8:00 p.m Bountiful and Friday morning 9:45-10:45 a.m Services will be streamed live on Russon Mortuary Live Facebook page and this obituary page The live stream will begin 10-15 minutes prior to services and will be posted below Click to watch Kathleen Mikus of Duanesburg passed away peacefully after being stricken with a brief illness while visiting family in North Carolina Known by friends as Kathy and by close family as Kay she was the daughter of Patrick and Elsie Madden she grew up on Avenue B in the Goose Hill neighborhood of the city Kathy was a graduate of Nott Terrace High School and the Midred Elley School Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Have the latest food and drink articles delivered to your inbox every Thursday Have the latest local news delivered every afternoon so you don't miss out on updates Sign up today to receive email newsletters of local daily obituaries Get the Register Star and Daily Mail E-edition delivered directly to your inbox Have the latest local news delivered every morning so you don't miss out on updates Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Kathleen “Kathy” Ann Gianini (nee Schroer) Loving wife of over 54 years to Chris “Christopher” B CPA; beloved daughter of the late Frances and Henry Schroer; devoted mother of Laura (Thomas) Gianini-Fortin; cherished grandmother of Cora Fortin; sister-in-law of David (Linda) Gianini and John (the late Patrice) Gianini; loving aunt and friend whose life was defined by compassion earning recognition as Teacher of the Year and inspiring countless students with her interactive teaching style and warm spirit A proud graduate of the University of Missouri she held both a Bachelor's and Master's in Elementary Education and passed on her passion for education to her daughter Kathy retired in 2004 but never stopped making an impact—through heartfelt conversations and a listening ear Kathy was known for her selfless acts of charity to the less fortunate She always looked forward to her family trips to the Florida beach and traveling to see good concerts and professional tennis tournaments Kathy’s legacy of kindness and selflessness lives on in the hearts of all who knew her—she will be deeply missed Memorials may be made in Kathy's name to The Crisis Nursery or Five Acres Animal Shelter Kathleen “Kathy” (Wallace) Mahmood passed away unexpectedly after a brief illness on Sunday 2025 at the Hospital of Central Connecticut in New Britain She was the devoted wife of the late William “Bill” Mahmood for 34 years until his passing in 2013 daughter of the late John Robert and Theresa (Griffin) Wallace Kathy earned her Bachelor’s degree in Spanish Language Education from the University of Bridgeport and went on to teach Spanish at Colby Cathedral High School in Bridgeport She later worked for several departments for the State of Connecticut Department of Corrections and the Department of Developmental Services her positive energy and her musical talents; her devotion to her faith and her church and Bingo Member in Charge on Thursdays for more than 10 years She was involved with her community as a Cheshire Ram Band Parent She is the beloved mother of Bryan Mahmood and his wife Michele of Lebanon; and Leila Charette and her husband Kathy also leaves her cherished grandchildren Elijah and Finley Mahmood; Ethan and Aidan Mahmood; Jacob and Lucas Mathiau and Madison Charette; and her loving brother Friends may greet Kathy’s family at the Alderson-Ford Funeral Home of Cheshire A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday Burial will follow in Cheshire Hillside Cemetery To leave online condolences for her family Kathy was born on March 12,1957 in Middletown OH into the home of William and Jean McMahon She graduated from Bishop Fenwick High School and earned her bachelor’s degree in Applied Science from Miami University and MBA from Wright State University Kathy was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority while attending Miami She spent her 30-year career at the University of Dayton serving in various Human Resources-related roles most recently as Director of Compensation and Benefits Kathy loved helping people as evidenced by her passion for serving faculty and staff at the University She was committed to continued advancement of the Catholic and Marianist philosophy of education and community with her participation in the Marianist Educational Associates initiative She was heavily involved in the Dayton community with various board and volunteer roles in organizations such as Bergamo Kathy loved spending time with her many friends going to plays and musicals and celebrating all things Irish Kathy also enjoyed attending as many games as possible Kathy was preceded in death by her parents A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday donations may be made to Ohio Hospice of Dayton 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 Katie dedicated her life to caring for others Peter-Marian in 1994 where she was a friend to all and class president She went on to attend and earn her Bachelor's Degree from Northeastern University in Boston which laid the foundation for her successful career in pharmacy finding her greatest joy in raising her children Thomas and Mae to be kind and empathetic individuals Her love for them was evident in every aspect of her life Katie had a profound passion for travel and found tranquility near the ocean particularly enjoying time at (and even moving to) the beach In her lifetime she was also fortunate enough to visit dozens of tropical islands from the South Pacific to the Caribbean These experiences enriched her life and created lasting memories for those around her Katie is survived by her loving husband of 24 years she is remembered fondly by dozens of Brazile-family aunts and her sister-in-law and brother-in-law and her nephews A private funeral mass will take place at St The family will host a Celebration of Life for Katie this summer in her hometown of Worcester Katie's spirit will continue to inspire all who knew her She will be deeply missed but forever cherished Memorials may be made to Gigi’s Playhouse is a Down Syndrome organization (founded by a mom) providing free therapeutic, educational, and career training programs for all ages. Donations can be made in Katie’s memory using the following link WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES Kathleen (Kathy) Annette Hillner went home to be with the Lord on Monday following a brief battle with cancer.  Kathy Anderson was born to Alan Anderson and Elizabeth Hudson on January 5 Her early life was marked by frequent moves due to her father's career as a coal miner Kathy and her brothers relocated 18 times before she turned 20.  while both were training to become missionaries Gary and Kathy moved to San Antonio and joined a very small local church called Believers Fellowship with five more children joining them.  Kathy loved and served her savior with all her heart dedicating her life to ministering to her family and church The Lord was an ever-present fixture in her life and Kathy spent much of her time with her church Kathy could be found at Believer’s Fellowship with a welcoming smile on her face and joy in her heart.  make an appointment,” and that is because hospitality is where she thrived in her home sitting around her dining room table drinking a cup of coffee and talking about the Lord and other people's lives and she would eagerly share her eternal hope with anyone who would listen The hope she clung ever so tightly to in her last five weeks on this earth Herbert and Juanita Hillner; and her first and ninth babies Elizabeth Hudson; her devoted husband of 43 years Gary; her eight loving children: Joel (Nicole) She was a beloved "Mamaw" to her 16 grandchildren Ken Hillner (Debbie); and 13 nieces and nephews.  A memorial service will be held at 10 am on April 26 MT stepped from this life into the arms of God on March 12, 2025, following a hard-fought battle with a recurrence of breast cancer.  She was born in Baltimore 1959, the youngest of four daughters of the late Charles Dawson and Mary Antoinette Snyder.  Kathleen is survived and terribly missed by her loving husband Dave and son Gabe, her sister Judy Goedeke (Charls), mother-in-law Elaine Cunningham, sister-in-law Laura Mathews (James) and numerous nieces and nephews and their children she was predeceased by her stepmother Annie Devlin, sisters Susan Whisenand and Dee-Dee Naesan, father-in-law Robert Cunningham Kathleen’s mother passed away from cancer when Kathleen was only 2 years old.  Her older sisters Judy and Susan played an important role as not just sisters but doing their best to fill in for a missing mother.  Judy the closest in age at six years older, particularly stepped up as a big sister advocate, and at-times surrogate mother figure, filling the role of a mama-griz as she looked out for her kid-sister   Throughout Kathleen’s childhood and adolescence, she faced times of hard adversity and trauma.  But rather than letting the pain of those difficult time pull her down she burned it as fuel to propel herself to become the amazing and exceptional woman known to all who met her.  After graduating from Towson University with a degree in Public Health Kathleen worked for several years at the Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore Maryland.  This began a career that would include numerous positions helping others first in a variety of medical field positions and then later blending her medical knowledge with the legal field and her keen mind as a medical investigator and medical legal consultant.  Her passion was in helping others and numerous clients that she played a role in helping became lifelong friends.  A highlight of her career was serving as the medical investigator for the Spence Law Firm in Jackson Wyoming.  In all aspects of her life she cared about the underdogs, the ignored Several years after she graduated from Towson the mountains called and she moved from Baltimore to Jackson Wyoming spending the next 22 years living in the shadow of the Tetons.  Kathleen loved the outdoors birding, rock collecting, snowshoeing, and even did a little hunting; filling antelope tags for several years as well as a moose tag that she drew in 1999 a student of natural and medical science and a lifetime learner especially dogs and for nearly 14 years her dog Jessie was her much loved four-legged family member.  She even created and sang songs to Jessie.  During her years in Jackson, she also was involved in the local Jaycee Chapter where she made lifetime friends and helped with many community projects volunteered with the local hospice organization, and was involved in her local church.  Kathleen loved Wyoming and considered it as her true home for the rest of her life.  In 1992 she and Dave were introduced by her good friend and landlord Marty DeWitt   They married a year later in August 1993 in an outdoor ceremony that involved horses and the blessing of friends and family  In 2003 their son Gabe joined the family and they considered themselves truly blessed. In 2007 they moved to Great Falls where they lived until the present.  In 2012 Kathleen was diagnosed with breast cancer which she fought hard and defeated for 12 years.  Following her successful first battle with cancer, she then volunteered at Sletten for several years bringing her skills and caring to help patients who were getting infusions in their cancer battles as she had a short time earlier.    Kathleen had a smile that could light up a room and a true beauty that beamed out from within.  As Christians we believe that she will have eternal life but one of its best has left us for now.  Kathleen touched the lives of many.  Even in death she was able to perform one last act of caring by donating her corneas.  Sometime the week after she left this life she gave two people the gift of sight.  She would like that.  There will be a Celebration of Life Ceremony on Saturday at 1:00 PM at Faith Lutheran Church in Great Falls.  A time of fellowship will follow the service.  In lieu of flowers those wishing can donate to the Great Falls Scottish Rite Language Disorders Clinic or make an “In Memory” gift to Susan G Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Each of our funeral homes offers a complete range of services in tastefully decorated Professionally trained and licensed staff members stand ready to provide sensitive caring service and strive to exceed the expectations of each and every family.Our communities are wonderfully diverse in religious beliefs Our staff truly appreciates these differences and our training includes heartfelt understanding and respect for the special needs of all whom we serve Hartford | Windsor | Poquonock | Granby | Suffield | South Windsor | Rockville | Vernon | Avon© Carmon Community Funeral Homes | Funeral Home Website Design By Frazer Consultants & TA Your browser may not work with certain site. Upgrade now. will be 11:00 am on Thursday at McGinnis-Chambers Funeral Home Burial will take place at Pinehill Cemetery Family will greet friends on Thursday from 9:30 am to service time at the funeral home the daughter of Forrest and Dorothy (Wright) Paul She worked as a bookkeeper for Quad City Die Cast She enjoyed walks with her friends and spending time with her grandchildren Benjamin and Maxwell Steffen of Cedar Rapids Alan (Jill) Paul of Ankeny and Richard (Laura) Paul of Peoria Memorials may be directed to ImpactLife Blood Donation Center Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.McGinnis-Chambers.com Kathleen Hoban May 1 Rent Guidelines Board greeted with raucous protests after approving rent increases for a fifth consecutive year Its final vote will come later this summer Kathy rejoined her husband and love of her life Kathy was a woman of faith - faith in the Lord and faith in humanity.  She has fond recollections of her upbringing in “the log cabin” in Hyrum Kathy helped with the small family farm and cherished time with her family especially those times with her dear Mom who passed away when she was just 21 and was always found stirring up fun and games with her sisters Marilyn and Loralee She met and married her lifelong soulmate Vern and they began a sojourn throughout the world in conjunction with his career as an Air Force officer home for Kathy was always Hyrum and a small bench now sits on the Hyrum City Square recognizing the beautiful city of Hyrum – but more importantly the people who are Hyrum Kathy spoke often of how blessed her life has been relative to her childhood and ever since She and Vern raised five kids all born in different places but nearest and dearest to her would be the unofficial title of Mt Sterling’s biggest Utah Jazz fan – hands down Kathy also enjoyed phenomenal family reunions significant (and even non-significant) events with kids A favorite pastime for Kathy was to accompany Vern on the proverbial Sunday Drives (though they happened on whichever night they were together) Kathy would share over a phone call with family that she had just finished “driving with dad through Paradise and then back home just checking in with folks” Kathy shared how thankful she and Vern were for their close friends in Mt She expressed gratitude for those who provided such warmth and care Of special note are the family members who tirelessly dedicated time and efforts to minister at a moment’s notice Kathy understood how important the eternal nature of families guided her focus in life She loved the gospel of Jesus Christ because it is centered on love and peace Her example of selfless devotion and compassion reflect her commitment to His work and joy Kathy’s legacy is simple - work with a will We will miss you – your incessant desire to do good and to be good Your example of being able to always look for and appreciate the best in others will continue to inspire us as you have shared with us on so many occasions your drive now with dad is indeed through Paradise Kathy is survived by her five children Gary Vernen Gunnell [Staci] and Kevin David Gunnell [Andrea]; 16 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild her parents Jesse Crookston and Phyllis Crookston She is also survived by siblings Loralee [Ken] Schwartz There are no words which can express the family’s profound gratitude for the “extended family” at both Canyon Hospice and Spring Gardens in Draper compassionate care provided to Kathy during her time there will always be a hallmark of her time with us the family invites those who wish to do so may donate to the Missionary or Humanitarian Funds of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Sterling LDS Chapel located at 48 West 1450 South The funeral service will begin at 12:30pm in the chapel Interment will be at the Wellsville City Cemetery Memories and condolences may be shared and expressed at www.allenmortuaries.com Schneiderman Endowed Chair and Professor at University of California Irvine She leads an internationally recognized research program studying how climate change affects endangered ecosystems and our society She received her PhD from Stanford University and has been elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science She was recently honored with the 2024 Robert H MacArthur Award from the Ecological Society of America This prestigious award is bestowed upon an established ecologist in mid-career who has made significant contributions to the field of ecology with the expectation of continuing to produce outstanding ecological research she received the Marsh Award for Climate Change Research from the British Ecological Society She has published over 120 articles in scientific journals Councilmember Treseder’s research has been featured on the BBC and NPR and in numerous publications Since her election to the Irvine City Council in November 2022 Councilmember Treseder has been at the forefront of driving environmental and sustainability efforts aiming to position Irvine as a leader in the battle against climate change Her leadership has spearheaded initiatives to prohibit gas-powered lawn equipment and propelled Irvine’s Climate Action and Adaptation Plan forward She also champions active transportation and other incentives to reduce dependence on car-based transportation In addition to her work on the environment Councilmember Treseder is a staunch advocate for open government She took the lead in safeguarding community tax dollars at the Great Park and successfully led the charge to reform the City's lobbyist regulations She currently serves as a representative for the City of Irvine on several regional boards the Newport Bay Watershed Executive Committee and the Santa Ana River Flood Control Agency She also serves as a member of Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley’s Climate Resiliency Task Force and the California League of Cities Environmental Quality Policy Committee Download Councilmember Treseder's Biography interactive community experience at the State of the Great Park and envision the exciting future of the Great Park The City of Irvine invites the community to attend the swearing-in ceremony for Councilmember-elect Betty Martinez Franco Tuesday at the Irvine City Hall Council Chamber UC Irvine is collaborating with the City of Irvine to host City of Irvine Day at Anteater Ballpark Thursday The community is invited to watch the UC Irvine baseball team take on Cal State Fullerton on a day celebrating the relationship between the City and the UC Irvine in collaboration with Community Action Partnership of Orange County is offering a free grocery food box for qualifying residents Each eligible resident receives a box of food weighing approximately 30 pounds.  peacefully at Wellbrooke of Avon in Indiana She was born to Shirley Plowman and Roderick Young on December 3 She was the middle sister of Larry and Deborah After serving as a Communications Specialist in the Army she graduated from American University in Washington DC with a Bachelor of Arts in History She will always be remembered for her endless supply of smiles including her husband of 47 years who she met hitchhiking on the Army base She loved traveling and seeing new places with her family both during and after Kurt's time in the Army She was also known to use cruising as a means of traveling around the world and reading romance novels of all kinds to pass the time between her globetrotting adventures she was the most incredible and beautiful bright woman many of them had ever known and they will greatly miss having special bonding time together Justin and Erin as well as mother-in-law to Lisa Miles She was also a compassionate grandmother to Mathias (Myra) She is survived by both her husband and siblings Emma grew up in Salt Lake City and graduated from West High School She spent most of her life in Salt Lake City before moving to Ogden for the last 6 years Emma married Craig Dangerfield in Salt Lake City They enjoyed 26 years together until Josef’s passing on September 17 Emma received her key punch data entry certification Emma was very talented and enjoyed painting her outpouring of love and concern for others and Lisa (Nate) Crandall of Saratoga Springs; stepson NV; 11 wonderful grandchildren that she was so proud of; brothers The family would like to thank the staff of Season’s Assisted Living Center for the loving care they provided Friends may visit with family on Monday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m Services entrusted to Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary ORDER VIDEOS Priscilla, age 71, went to her heavenly home on Sunday, March 30, 2025. She was a native of Slidell and a resident of Albany, LA. Priscilla was a compassionate woman with a heart of gold. Her witty sense of humor always lit up the room. She... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Priscilla Kathleen McGraw Montero created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Send flowers to Priscilla Kathleen's Visitation Made with love by funeralOne Texas to James Hetrick and Bettye Eastwood Kathy is survived by her children Mathew (Sally) Weischwill She is also survived by her brother Kelley Hetrick Kathy is preceded in death by her Husband Ron Weischwill Memorials may be donated to Alzheimer’s Association 1100 Northwest Loop 410 Texas 78213 or Donor’s Choice You are invited to sign the online guestbook at www.masseyfh com Services by Massey Funeral Home 361564-2900 Read Cuero Record Read Yorktown News-View © 2025 DeWitt County Today © 2025 Hamilton's Funeral and After Life Services