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WILLIAMS, Thomas R.
Thomas R. Williams, 93, died
Feb. 23, 2012.
Among his survivors is his
loving wife Marge; a son,
Bob; a daughter, Carol
(Glenn); grandsons, Ryan
and Justin, and siblings Fred
and Alice.
A brother, Jack, preceded
him in death.
Funeral services were at the
Harry J. Will Funeral Home,
34567 Michigan Ave. in
Wayne on Monday.
www.harryjwillfuneralhome.c
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Gerard Kenneth Black
Sunrise: March 19, 1949
Sunset: Feb. 14, 2012
Gerard Kenneth Black died
Feb. 14, 2012.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his daughter,
Nigiria; two grandsons,
DeAndre and JayVon; two
g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d r e n ,
DeAndre Jr. and DeZire;
three sisters, Ida (Ernest)
Hendricks; Gloria Black and
Betty Ann (Calvin) Scott;
brother-in-law Ronald Brown;
sister-in-law, Eva Black; a
host of nieces, nephews and
other family members, and
many friends, including his
special friend, Gwen Appling.
Funeral services took place
at
Pilgrim
Travelers
Missionary Baptist Church on
John Daly Road in Inkster
with the Rev. Charlie E.
Knighten officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home in Inkster.
Tri
County
Cremation
Services accorded final rites.
Denise Pasley Corgial
Sunrise: Feb. 15, 1953
Sunset: Feb. 20, 2012
Denise Pasley Corgial died
Feb. 20, 2012.
Among those left to cherish
her memory are her three sis-
ters, Dian (Randy) Dumas of
Fort Worth, TX, Susan Pasley
of Killeen, TX and Michelle
Pasley of Inkster; five broth-
ers, Eddie and Charles
Pasley of Killeen, TX and
Julius, Tyrone and Anthony
Pasley of Inkster; 22 nieces
and nephews, including one
special niece, Payton; three
aunts, Florine Pasley Ingram
of Detroit, Juanita Pace Bush
and June Pace Patterson, of
Inkster; her very special
friend, Deborah Hayes; a
host of other relatives, and
numerous friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster with
Pastor Leon Crawford offici-
ating.
Interment was at Westlawn
Cemetery in Wayne.
Walter J. Hall, Sr.
Sunrise: April 28, 1949
Sunset: Feb. 19, 2012
Walter J. Hall, Sr. died Feb.
19, 2012.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his loving
wife, Gloria Jean Hall; his
sons, Walter J. Hall, Jr. and
Eugene Jason (Christal) Hall;
two grandchildren, Landon
and Layla Hall; eight broth-
ers, Edward Hall, Jr., Charles
Hall, Sr., Mack A. Hall, Sr.,
John (Idell) Hall, Sr., Louis
(Barbara Hall) Sr., Lawrence
(Alden) Hall, Sr., Tyrone
(Florence) Hall, Sr., and
Ledric Hall; five sisters, Doris
H. McCoy, Kitty H. Oliver,
Katie Hall, Janice (William)
Pugh and Helen (Napoleon)
Dotson; a goddaughter,
Wendy Hall; a large number
of nieces and nephews, and
many close friends.
Mr. Hall was preceded in
death by his grandparents,
Walter and Kitty Hall and
John and Evelyn Green; his
parents,
Edward
and
Theresa Hall; two brother-in-
law, Lloyd McCoy, Sr. and
Andrew Oliver; two sisters-in-
law, Ethel M. Hall and Tamar
Hall; two nephews, Luchas
McCoy and Leverenz Hall,
and a niece, Sherrel Hall.
Funerals services took place
at Sharon SDA Church on
Cherry St. in Inkster with
Pastor Errol Liverpool officiat-
ing.
Southern Michigan Services
accorded cremation rites.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster..
Jacob Watkins
Sunrise: Aug. 23, 1939
Sunset: Feb. 17, 2012
Jacob Watkins died Feb. 17,
2012.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his wife,
Christanthenopia; a son,
Bernard (Sibyl; his daugh-
ters, Tamikia (Donnell) and
Achea; a sister, Pat; brothers,
Herbert, John Willie and
Lamar (Terri); grandchildren,
Bernard Mekhi, Dwayne
Malik, Briana (Randolph),
Brandi and Donyea; great-
grandchildren, Za'Nylah and
Ma'Kyiah, John Calloway,
David Smith, Kyer Bowie,
Michael Swanigan, Bobby
Morgan, Sr. Annette Wilson,
Dennis Perkins, and a host of
others he loved; many
nieces, nephews and other
relatives; several friends, and
the Gethsemane Apostolic
and Messias Temple church
families.
Funeral services were at
Gethsemane
Apostolic
Church on Glendale in
Detroit with Suffragan Bishop
Harry S. Grayson officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Knollwood
Cemetery
in
Canton
Township.
STATE OF MICHIGAN PRO-
BATE COURT COUNTY OF
WAYNE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Decedent’s Estate
FILE NO. 2012-774376-DE
Estate of Patricia Anne Ziel
a/k/a Patricia A. Ziel, who
lived at 44656 Meadowcreek
Lane, Canton, Michigan died
11/02/11/
Creditors of the decedent are
notified that all claims against
the estate will be forever
barred unless presented to
Janice E. Boyer f/k/a Janice
E. Ziel, named personal rep-
resentative or proposed per-
sonal representative, or to
both the probate court at
1305
CAYMC,
Two
Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI
48226 and the named/pro-
posed personal representa-
tive within 4 months after the
date of publication of this
notice.
JOHN A. McDERMOTT
P65581
310 N. MAIN ST SUITE 130
CHELSEA, MI 48118 (734)
433-9490
02/24/2012
Janice E. Boyer f/k/a Janice
E. Ziel
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1996 FORD
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Dentist continues charity work
in remote villages of Guatemala
For more than three decades, Dr. James
McHenry has treated those in need of dental
work and orthodontic work at his Plymouth
office.
What many don't know about him is the
amount of this work he's performed as a
charity service inGuatemala.
McHenry is currently preparing for his
next 10-day trip to the mountain villages of
Pina Lito and Mata Sano and the jungle vil-
lage of El Castro in eastern Guatemala. This
will be his 12th year of missionworkwith the
nonprofit organization, Faith in Action.
Faith in Action supports the people of
Guatemala with education, medical and
dental assistance, infrastructure, agricultur-
al development and church planning. The
people live in stick huts without electricity
or running water, McHenry said. His latest
tripwill begin tomorrow, March 2.
While in the villages, McHenry will spend
hours cleaning teeth and completing dental
work on patients who have no access to den-
tal care. He has helped thousands of people
throughout the years -most of themchildren.
"Seeing the bright smiles on the people
after their decayed teeth have been
restored, or extracted after months of pain is
awonderful reward forme," saidMcHenry.
McHenry has also been instrumental in
building and equipping a dental/medical
facility in the mountainous area. His trips
are all self funded.
More information on the work of Faith in
Action
can
be
found
at:
http://fiaministries.com.
Volunteers are need for the second sea-
son of baseball at the Miracle League of
Plymouth, BilkieFamilyField.
This year, the league will use the on-line
volunteer website volunteerspot.com so that
helpers can easily sigh up for the days, times
and activities forwhich they are available.
Buddies for players, coaches, concession
standworkers andumpires are all needed.
The site will begin accepting volunteers
beginning inApril.
Those interested in coaching a team
should contact Shari Bilkie at info@miracle-
leagueplymouth.org as soon as possible.
Approximately 16 coaches are needed this
season.
Those who volunteered last year will
need to re-register this year.
shock? Her overt sexuality? Her public indis-
cretions? Remember the shock of Papa Don't
Preach, lyrics about anunwedpregnancy?
Yeah, thosewere the days, all right.
Some very nasty pundits implied that the
tall boots were to hide varicose veins and the
less than vigorous dancing and obvious lip
syncing were due to the age of the super-
super-super star.
I don't think so. I thinkMadonna has come
full circle. I don't think she is any less talent-
ed, any less intelligent or less sharp than she
was at the onset of her career. I think she has,
like so many others, grown up, not grown old.
Or maybe she has so much money now, she
doesn't need to be outrageous to sell records
of fill concert seats.
Of course her latest song contains bubble-
gum lyrics better suited to a pre-teen but her
Madgesty is probably smiling regally all the
way to the bank. She is still filling arenas and
concert venues across the country to capacity
withher tours.
Maybe she now takes an adult, responsi-
ble view of her influence on young people,
especially young girls, and perhaps has rede-
fined herself during her transition from the
outrageous to the wise. Maybe she's actually,
gasp, growing up.
Or maybe she's just tired. Being outra-
geous takes a lot of energy, or so I'mtold.
Whatever the reason, watching the
Material Girl grow up isn't easy on a lot of 40-
year-old women who thought they could
wear those crinolines, combat boots and cru-
cifixes forever.
Madonna
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Letters
Reporter missed opportunity
To the editor:
Here's a direct quote from Richard
Reaume, Plymouth Township supervisor
fromthePlymouthObserver, Feb. 19 edition:
Plymouth Township Supervisor Richard
Reaume declined to comment on Cox's call
for Ficano's resignation. He said county
employees have always been attuned to the
needs of PlymouthTownship residents.
"Plymouth Township works cooperatively
with the Wayne County administration,
including the executive's office and individ-
ual Wayne County departments," Reaume
said.
If I were the Plymouth Observer reporter
in this interview, I would have asked
Richard Reaume about the level of Wayne
County "cooperation" at the time the board of
trustees acquired the vacant 323 acre former
Detroit House of Corrections property on
Five Mile Road for $606,000.00 after it was
posted for $287,679.85, and if he would have
passed on this "opportunity" could the funds
have saved the imperiled township fire
department.
D.J. Howard,
PlymouthTownship
Miracle League needs coaches
Dr. James McHenry aids a patient in Guatemala.