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Classified
Richard Price
Richard O. Price, age 84,
of Belleville, passed away
Sept. 30, 2015 surrounded
by his family at St. Mary
Mercy Hospital, Livonia.
Mr. Price was born Jan. 15,
1931 in Detroit, the son of
John Clifford and Ivy Mary
(Mackie) Price.
He proudly served his
country in the Korean
Conflict. He retired from
Wayne/Westland Public
Schools after many years
as a plumber. He enjoyed
work, he was always willing
to help others when he
could, and was a real "Mr.
Fix It ". He was known
locally as the "Ice Man on
Ecorse Road" for his beau-
tiful ice creations with a lit-
tle help from "Old Man
Winter". Mr. Price was a
member of Denton Faith
United Methodist Church,
Belleville.
Mr. Price is survived by his
loving wife of 64 years,
Barbara (English) Price;
four children, Patricia
(Herbert Happke) Price of
Belleville, John (Debra)
Price of Britton, William
(Heidi) Price of Commerce
Township and Amy (Gary)
Fulton of Belleville; 10
grandchildren; five great-
grandchildren; many other
family members and a host
of friends.
He was preceded in death
by his parents; a son,
David in 2008 and two
brothers,
Alfred
and
Norman Price.
Visitation will be from 2-8
p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, at
David C. Brown Funeral
Home, Belleville. Funeral
services are planned for 10
a.m. Friday, Oct. 9, at
Denton
Faith
United
Methodist Church, 6020
Denton Road, Belleville,
with a visitation at 9:30 a.m.
Interment will be at Denton
Cemetery, Belleville.
Memorial contributions can
be made to Michigan
Parkinson Foundation. An
on-line guest book is avail-
able to sign at
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cbrownfh.com.
Gwendolyn Rogers
March 26, 1941
Sept. 24, 2015
Gwendolyn Rogers died
Sept. 24, 2015.
Among those survivors left
to cherish her memory and
mourn her passing are her
loving husband, Elijah
Rogers, Sr.; two sons,
Brian and Elijah, Jr.
(Marilyn), two sisters,
Gloria Forbes and Albertine
(Gerald) Luster; a brothers,
Wiley (Renee) Roberts; two
special granddaughters,
Taylor and Maya; a host of
loving in-laws, nieces,
nephews and other rela-
tives, and many friends.
Funeral services took place
at Gethsemane Baptist
Church in Westland with
the Rev. John E Duckworth
officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted by the family to
the Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster.
Interment
was
at
Knollwood Memorial Park
in Canton Township.
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Inkster men enter plea in Westland shooting death
The Adopt-A-Child Size
Committee of Inkster, in partner-
ship with the St. Clements
Episcopal Church, will present a
concert at 3:30 p.m. Oct. 11 at 4300
Harrison in Inkster.
This is the 30th year the local
women haveworked to raise fund-
ing to provide outerwear for chil-
dren in the community.
The goal of the program is to
continue to raise money to pro-
vide new winter clothing for chil-
dren of Inkster. The number of
children in need in the communi-
ty continues to increase,
explained Chairperson Martha
Lynem, “therefore, we are all chal-
lenged to provide assistance to
them.”
There is no set admission
charge for the concert but a free-
will offeringwill be collected.
Lynem said that the committee
is able to help 400-500 children
each year in Inkster and sur-
rounding communities. She said
that last year more than 150
Inkster children received help
from the Adopt-A-Child-Size
group.
“We get a tremendous amount
of community support,” she said.
Usually, about 100 or more people
attend the annual concert, she
added.
The program is a continuation
of the efforts of Jean Maura, an
Inkster native who “unselfishly
gave of herself toward the effort to
help provide winter clothing for
Inkster children for more than 11
years. Maura led the efforts to
raise funds for new winter cloth-
ing for children,” Lynem
explained.
“The committee has planned a
wonderful and exciting program
and invite you to sharewithus this
presentation,” she said. During
the past 30 years, more than 15,000
children have been helped by the
group led this year by Executive
Director TeresaMoore.
Adopt-A-Child-Size and sup-
port system is a non-profit Human
Service Agency serving portions of
both Wayne and Washtenaw coun-
ties.
For more information, contact
Lynemat (734)331-3307.
Two Inkster men face life in
prison without parole in the rob-
bery and killing of a man in
Westland.
The men allegedly killed
Joseph McClendon, 21, and stole
$150 fromhimas he sat in his car
near Henry Ruff and Annapolis
on March 28. Investigators said
that McClendon had agreed to
pay $150 for a 9 millimeter hand-
gun to Arlandus Nolen II, 18, and
Daveion Dix, 19. The pair are
accused of shooting the victim
more than 12 times as he sat in
his parked vehicle. The pair face
charges of first-degree murder,
felony murder, armed robbery
and felony firearm.
Each has entered a no-contest
plea and will be sentenced Oct.
9.
According to police, the vic-
tim, from Redford, agreed to
meet the accused pair to pur-
chase the illegal handgun. Text
messages between the two
defendants showed that Nolen
had used slang to say he wanted
to kill someone prior to meeting
McClendon in Westland.
Investigators also say that Nolen
sent a test using smiley faces as
he watched televised accounts of
the shooting on the news the
same day.
Arlandus Nolen, Sr., 40, of
Roseville, Nolen's father, is
charged as an accessory after
the fact in the shooting. He also
faces charges of being a felon in
possession of a firearm, felony
firearmand as a habitual offend-
er. His trial on those charges is
set forDec. 16.
We get a tremendous
amount of
community support.
”
Concert planned to aid children’s charity
Meet the champions
Members of the new Champions of Glenn Board of
Directors include, from left, Bill Gray, from
Champions of Wayne, Sean Galvin, director of
Champions of Wayne, Louis Przybylski, school psy-
chologist at John Glenn High School, Kim
Cieszynski, John Glenn assistant principal, Westland
Mayor William R. Wild, Thomas Yack, Glenn Shaw
and Doug Shaw. The new group, modeled after the
Champions program at Wayne Memorial High
School, will oversee the program which offers men-
torship to students. Shaw and his family spearhead-
ed the financial support of the group which will offer
400 John Glenn students a financial reward to reach
or exceed goal they set with their chosen mentor, a
staff member at the school. The group plans an
award banquet in February to celebrate students'
success.
