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Amelia Davis-Singleton
Sunrise: March 21, 1960
Sunset: June 8, 2014
Amelia Davis-Singleton died
June 8, 2014.
Among those survivors left to
cherish her memory are her
loving and devoted husband,
Kenneth Singleton; her lov-
ing daughter, Jamil Adell
(Brandon Kyle) Smith; her
grandchildren, Breana and
Brandon, Jr.; her in-laws,
Geraldine (John) Pounds
and Issac Singleton; loving
sisters, twin Aletha (Matthew)
Hicks, Connie (John) Boyce,
Linda (Gregory) Boyce
Foster, Charlotte (Vern)
Fields
and
Ragena
Anderson; a brother, Kenneth
Boyce, Jr.; step brothers,
Casso, Clyde, Paul, Kene
and Michael, her step sister,
Pearline;
brothers-in-law,
Torrance Singleton and
Carlton
(Raushanah)
Singleton;
nieces
and
nephews, Angel, Taleah,
Lateria, Diaviane, Calvin,
LaSalle, Jr. Kendall, Thomas,
Cameron; a host of other rel-
atives including great-nieces,
great-nephews, step-nieces
and nephews and cousins,
and many friends.
She was preceded in death
by her sisters Diane and
Esterleen and a niece, Star.
Funeral services took place
at Gethsemane Missionary
Baptist Church in Westland
with the Rev. Dr. John E.
Duckworth officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Mt. Hope
Memorial Gardens in Livonia.
Harold Grant Thomas
Sunrise: July 5, 1949
Sunset: June 10, 2014
Harold Grant Thomas died
June 10, 2014.
Among those survivors left to
cherish his memory are his
loving mother, Eva Thomas,
a brother, David Thomas; two
sisters, Eula Sally Payne and
Linda Rounds; many nieces,
nephews, cousins and
friends, and his very special
friend Joyce Purry.
Mr. Thomas was preceded in
death by a brother, Samuel
Thomas and a sister, Pamela
Brown.
Funeral services took place
at Womack Temple CME
Church in Inkster with the
Rev. Tyson Kelley officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at United
memorial
Gardens
in
Plymouth.
Joe Louis Valentine, Sr.
Sunrise: Aug. 15, 1937
Sunset: June 14, 2014
Joe Louis Valentine, Sr. died
June 14, 2014.
Among those survivors left to
mourn his death and cele-
brate the memories of a life
well lived are his wife of 55
years, Berthenia Valentine;
his children, Joe Dean Bobo,
Robert (Lorraine) Surratt,
Cynthia Valentine, Joyce
(Eddie) Valentine-Dudley,
Joe (Debra) Valentine, Jr.,
Kelvin (Cassandra), Sharon
and Carol Valentine, all of
Michigan;
grandchildren,
Tomeka, Marcus, Robert,
Jeffery, La'Keah, DeShawnte'
(Artice), Triaire, Ciera, Jon,
Janson (Wanetta), Kelvin, Jr.,
Raynard, Audree', Kandice
and Jessica; four brothers,
the Rev. L.J. (Ruth) Valentine;
J. B. (Louis) Valentine, Jessie
Ray Valentine, Jr. and
Charles E. Valentine of South
Carolina;
two
sisters,
Kathleen (William) Hughes
and Mittie Harris, both of
Michigan; many great-grand-
children; a host of other fam-
ily members and loved ones,
and many friends..
Funeral services took place
at the Romulus Community
Baptist Church with Pastor
Hiram McBurrows, Jr. officiat-
ing.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Woodmere
Cemetery in Detroit.
Arthur William Treadway
Dec. 29, 1939
June 12, 2014
Arthur William Treadway died
June 12, 20114.
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his wife of 49
years, Jackie Treadway;
sons, Gary (althea) and
Adam (Tyona); brothers,
Mark of Cleveland Heights,
OH and Geroge of Barbeton,
OH; brothers-in-law, Charles
(Earlene) Tye and Wallace
(Lisa) Watson; grandchil-
dren, Tanya, Cecilia, Amber,
Ashlie, Amari, Eve, Ken,
Imaria, Tiria and Jeran; two
g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d r e n ,
Demitria and Ken, Jr.;
cousins, nieces, nephews
and other family members,
and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster with
the Rev. Mark A. McClain offi-
ciating.
Interment was at Great Lakes
National Cemetery in Holly.
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Carpentry and Yard Work.
Work part time must provide
own transportation. 24-30
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$1139 at furniture depot.
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second one is from the man-
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At last
Navy veteran awarded service
medals 68-years after discharge
International nonprofit moves into Inkster
Tickets on sale for 21st Annual Northville Garden Walk
When retired Northville barber and vet-
eran Tom Arbanas disembarked the USS
Walker in 1945, he had just returned from 80
days at sea and heavy combat in Okinawa.
His Navy ship had sustained persistent
Japanese kamikaze attacks and the young
18-year-old Petty Officer Third Class was
ready for discharge.
All Arbanas could think about was getting
home.
Now 68 years later, the 86-year-old World
War II veteran is being recognized for his
bravery and courage during his military
service.
Last Friday, U.S. District Veterans Liaison
Joe Salvia, representing Congressman Kerry
Bentivolio, R-11th District, along with
Commander Steve Frazer and Past
Commander Lyle Avery of VFW Northville
Post 4012 presented Arbanas with service
medals and ribbons he missed on that
November day he was discharged in San
Diego.
“I didn't think about much it,” said
Arbanas who lives in Kings Mill in
Northville along with his wife of 64 years,
Katherine.
“I didn't have enough time to get the
medals,” Arbanas said. He trained as a bar-
ber after leaving the Navy and owned his
own shop on Dunlap Street in Northville
from1986 through 1992.
When Frazer got a call from Washington,
D.C. regarding Arbanas' service, he went to
work and contacted special emissary Salvia,
from the AMVETS Commerce District Office
to help get the paperwork in place so
Arbanas, who served in theAsiaPacific cam-
paign and Pearl Harbor, would receive his
medals.
Arbanas received three medals for his
service; American Campaign, Asiatic Pacific
Campaign and theVictoryMedal.
The
former
Livernois
Engineering building in Inkster will
soonhave newowners.
Zaman International, a nonprofit
organizationwith a 10-year record of
service to marginalized women and
children, has closed on the purchase
of the 40,500 square-foot building
that will serve as the new company
headquarters and center of opera-
tions.
The building, located at 26091
Trowbridge St., south of Michigan
Avenue and west of Beech Daly, will
allowZaman to consolidate six oper-
ating locations, including the cur-
rent Dearborn headquarters office,
into one facility, according to a com-
pany spokesperson. The facility will
be known as Zaman International's
HopeForHumanity Center.
In addition to the Zaman head-
quarters, the Hope For Humanity
Center will include space for the
organizations food bank, vocational
training, clothing recycling and dis-
tribution, and furniture donation
programs. It enables the organiza-
tion to have the space to grow its
programs for women and children
as well as add educational pro-
grams, while responding to new
needs as they emerge, the
spokesperson continued.
"The Hope For Humanity Center
includes everything Zaman offers
under one roof and is on a bus line,
close to the members of our commu-
nity who are most in need of
Zaman's services," said Najah Bazzy,
Zaman International executive
director, a trans-cultural nurse who
founded the organization in 2004.
"This location allows us to be as cost-
effective as possible and convenient
for the people we serve and the vol-
unteers who help our organization
fulfill itsmission every day."
The purchase includes an 18,000
square foot parking lot across the
street from themain building, which
could eventually be used for future
expansion. The organization is cur-
rently raising funds for a renovation
of the building.
Members of the Country
Garden Club of Northville are
sponsoring the 21st Annual
Garden Walk from 9 a.m. until 4
p.m.Wednesday, July 9.
The walk will feature six pri-
vate gardens in and around
Northville and Northville
Township. Included in the ticket
price are a garden market, live
music and complimentary refresh-
ments, all in a 19th century village
setting at the historic Mill Race
Village, 215 Griswold St. in down-
townNorthville.
Non-refundable tickets are $10
and can be purchased from
Gardenviews Garden Gallery, 117
E. Main St., (248) 380-8881, on the
day of the walk at the gate at Mill
Race Village or ordered from
http://www.cgcnv.org/www.cgcnv.or
ghttp://www.cgcnv.org.interested/ht
tp://www.cgcnv.org.interested/.
Proceeds from this fundraising
event will go toward supporting
local and national organizations
that promote environmental and
horticultural causes, a spokesper-
son fromthe garden club said.
Don Howard
Staff Writer
VFW Post Commander, Steve Frazer, left, Tom Arbanas, Past Commander Lyle Avery and,
special AMVETS emissary Joe Salvia celebrate Arbanas medals.
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