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Mary L. Cain
Mary L. Cain, 94, of
Petoskey, died July 24,
2014.
Among her survivors are
her children, Duane L.
(Mary) and Randal L.
(Nancy); siblings Norman
(Pat) Guilford, Wilma (the
late) Spencer) Hargraves
and Eleanor; nine grand-
children, and 16 great-
grandchildren.
Mrs. Cain was the beloved
wife of the late Orville Cain.
The family entrusted care
and services to the L. J.
Griffin Funeral Home,
Canton.
Barbara Jean Gross
Sunrise: Jan. 5, 1961
Sunset: July 12, 2014
Barbara Jean Gross died
July 12, 2014.
Among those survivors left
to cherish her memory are
her loving mother, Marie
Gross; a brother, Willis
(Pam) Gross, Jr.; a sister,
Vivian Gross; a niece,
Janelle; her best friend
since elementary school
and
caregiver,
Anita
Collins; other friends,
Kellena Johnson, Venus
King and April Garrett, a
host of aunts, uncles,
cousins, other friends, and
caring co-workers.
Ms. Gross was preceded in
death by her father, Willis
Gross, Sr.; a sister, Betty
Jean; her paternal grand-
parents, Booker T. and Ivy
Gross, and her maternal
grandparents, Jimmie Lee
and Corean Davis.
Funeral services were at
the Penn Funeral Home
with the Rev. Linda C.
Harrington, officiating.
Interment was at United
Memorial Gardens in
Plymouth.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Vachel David Medley, Sr.
Sunrise: May 18, 1956
Sunset: July 16, 2014
Vachel David Medley, Sr.
died July 16 surrounded by
his wife, children and other
loved ones.
Among those left to mourn
his death and cherish his
memory are his loving and
devoted wife of 26 years,
Shirley Hardrict Medley;
two sons, Vachel Medley,
Jr. and Demetrius Medley;
his mother, Pauline Medley;
a sister, Arlivia (Victor)
Harris; a brother, Welmer
(Michelle) Medley, Jr.; his
mother-in-law,
Gladys
Hardrict; a host of aunts,
uncles, nieces, nephews,
cousins and other relatives,
and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at the Penn Funeral Home
on Inkster Road in Inkster
with the Rev. Dr. John
Duckworth officiating.
Interment was at United
Memorial Gardens in
Plymouth.
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R
OMULUS
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ESTLAND
2 arrested in break-in
Sponsors sought for Westland Blues, Brews and BBQ
‘No Stone Unturned’ this weekend
2 face trial in death of teens
Two men have been arrested in the
break-in and robbery of a home in
Romulus in the early hours of last
Wednesdaymorning.
At approximately 12:27 a.m. July 23,
Romulus Police Officers responded to a
911 call reporting a home invasion in the
9400 block of Biddle.
According to police reports, three sus-
pects allegedly forced their way into the
home and ordered the victims into a bed-
room at gunpoint. One of the men was
armed with a black shotgun and the
other with an unknown type of handgun,
according towitness accounts.
The victims were able to escape out
the bedroom window while the suspects
were ransacking the home.
Police said witnesses reported that a
TV, an iphone and other electronics were
taken fromthe inside the home.
Romulus police arrested a 27-year-old
man from Detroit and a 20-year-old man
from Romulus a short time later. The
third suspect remains at large.
Police did not recover any weapons
from the suspects but Romulus Police
Department evidence technicians col-
lected several pieces of evidence from
the interior and exterior of the resi-
dence.
Detectives have forwarded a report of
the investigation to the Wayne County
Prosecutor for review.
Fresh off their successful run of Steel
Magnolias, Inspire Theatre allows no
grass to grow beneath their feet or "No
StoneUnturned" as they amp up for their
summer spectacle of the same name.
Written by local playwrights Joe Davis
and Len Fisher, "No Stone Unturned," is
a farcical takeoff of themurdermysteries
of the 1940s. Spade Stone is a struggling
private investigator with too few cases
and one too many girlfriends. The trou-
ble starts when the beautiful film star,
Lola Winkleman, walks in and offers
Stone and his partner, Patrick O'Malley,
$2,000 to findhermissing sister.
Hosting its third show in as many
months, "No Stone Unturned" was origi-
nally written as an untitled after-dinner
sketch. After losing their lease in the
spring of 2013, Inspire Theatre began
looking for material that had no scene
changes and could rely on few props and
set pieces. Costumer LaDonna Davis
approached her son, a local comedian
who does stand up. JoeDavis, who is also
the executive producer of Motor City
Improv, wrote a sketch about a down-on-
his-luck private investigator. Inspire
Theater was located in a local church
before finding permanent housing in the
warehouse district of Westland. The 5000
square feet space is shared by First
Impressions Acting led by local film
actress TonyaDallas of Belleville.
"No Stone Unturned" is reminiscent
of the parodies of the old Carol Burnett
Show. The show times are 7:30 p.m. on
Friday andSaturdayAug. 1 and 2. Tickets
are $10 and can be purchased at the door,
on line at inspiretheatre.com, or
reserved ahead of time by calling (734)
751-7057.
The All American Blues,
Brews & Barbecue is headed
back to Westland for the fourth
year. This year, the two-day
event will take place from 6-10
p.m. Friday Sept. 12 and from
11 a.m. until 10 p.m. on
Saturday, Sept. 13 at Thomas H.
Brown Central City Park, locat-
ed on N. Carlson between Ford
andMarquette roads.
The event benefits local
non-profit organizations that
volunteer during the two-day
event
“Over the last three years,
generous sponsors have
allowed us to donate nearly
$60,000 back to local non-profit
organizations which provide
shelter, clothing and food to
those in need in our communi-
ty,” notedMayorWilliamWild.
Music lovers will be treated
to some of the Detroit Blues
Society's most popular acts,
including a special Friday night
performance by The Soul Men.
Local restaurants will fire up
the grills to serve barbecue and
there will be a wide variety of
some of Michigan's most popu-
lar micro-brewed beers. Friday
night will also feature, “Bike
Night” as area motorcycle
enthusiasts are welcome to join
the fun.
The city is seeking sponsor-
ships for the event. Sponsors
will be promoted in a compre-
hensive marketing strategy
including TV, radio and cre-
ative print advertisements and
signage, before and during the
event. Sponsorships are avail-
able at various levels from $500
to $5000with varying degrees of
publicity. There are also oppor-
tunities for both a $10,000 and
$20,000 presenting sponsorship.
For more information on
becoming a sponsor, call Lori
Fodale at (734) 467-3264 or visit
www.cityofwestland/blues-
brewsbbq.com.
Sweet treat
Romulus School board member, Tom Kuderik, and his wife, Pam, visited Sarah
Carter's third grade students at Halecreek Elementary in June to treat them to an
ice cream party. The students earned the ice cream party for reaching their tar-
get growth goals on the NWEA test.
Twomen accused of killing a pair of
Westland teens will face homicide
charges inWayne County ThirdCircuit
Court.
The charges followed an "extensive
investigation conducted by the Detroit
Police Department in conjunction
with the Wayne County Prosecutor's
Office," according to a statement from
the office of Wayne County Prosecutor
KymWorthy.
As a conclusion of the investigation,
Fredrick K. Young, 25, of Detroit and
Fernando D. Hunter, 23, of Jackson
have been charged with charged with
the July, 2012 homicides of Jacob
Kudla, 18 and Jourdan Bobbish, 17,
bothofWestland.
On July 27, 2012 at approximately 9
a.m. Detroit police officers responded
to a run to a field located at Lyford and
French Road in Detroit. The officers
observed the remains of two dead bod-
ies that had suffered gunshot wounds
andwere later identified as Kudla and
Bobbish. It is alleged that Young and
Hunter robbed, tortured, imprisoned
and killedboth victims.
Young and Hunter have each been
charged with: First Degree
Premeditate Murder, First Degree
Felony Murder, Torture, Armed
Robbery, Unlawful Imprisonment and
Felony Firearm. Young has also been
charged with Felon in Possession of a
Firearm.
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