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Donna Marie Cinzori
(nee
Stillwagon) passed away on
Sunday, December 2, 2012.
She was at home surround-
ed by members of her loving
family. Donna was born in
Romulus, Michigan on May
27, 1943, daughter of Mack
and
Dorothy
(Bell)
Stillwagon. She graduated
from Romulus High School in
1961. She and her husband,
Don, bought their first farm
together in 1969 and worked
as farmers for the rest of her
life. Together they grew their
farm into one of the largest
organic vegetable producers
in Michigan. Donna loved
walking her land with her
husband, enjoying all they
had built together. Donna
was a devoted and loving
mother to her five children,
Aaron (Clare), Anthony
(Holly),
Heather
Light
(Mitchell),
Janie
Fife
(Clinton), and Alexander
(Becky), and grandmother to
her five grandchildren Isaac,
Zoe, Gabriel, Gwendolyn,
and Carlo. She is also sur-
vived by her mother, her sis-
ter Patricia Stillwagon, her
brother Mack Stillwagon, and
nieces and nephews. She
was preceded in death by
her father, Mack, and her
grandson, Daniel.
A funeral service to celebrate
the gift of her life was held at
12:30 PM, Friday, December
7, 2012 at the Craig K. Kempf
Funeral Home, Marshall,
Michigan. Friends who wish
may make memorial contri-
butions to the Oaklawn
Hospice. Assistance with
memorials is available at the
funeral home.
To leave a personal mes-
sage and sign the online
guest book, please visit
www.kempffuneralhome.com
...
Theresa Ann Kennedy
Sunrise: Dec. 22, 1955
Sunset: Nov. 29, 2012
Theresa Ann Kennedy died
Nov. 29, 2012.
Among those left to cherish
her memory are the love of
her life, her devoted hus-
band, Kevin; her mother,
Betty Varner Anderson; her
children, Tiffeny (Brian),
Kemoni (Sharlette), Billy
"Red" (Karen), Mallik (Tina),
Tracey and Kevin, Jr.; 15
grandchildren, Andre, Mallik,
DiMarko, DiVarche, Kemoni,
Jr.,
Anthony,
Gregory,
Kayana,
Jalen,
Zyahir,
DeShawn,
Ashanique,
Marchinai and Danyiah; one
great-grandchild, Crystal; a
special
aunt,
Dorothy
Crawford; an uncle, John
Moon; brothers, Michael and
Darnell of Chicago, IL, Al
(Jeanette) of Montgomery,
AL; sisters, Carrie (Charles)
Thomas, of Cleveland, MS,
Anthia (Van) Matthews or
Eclectic, AL and Denise
(Rome)Wright of Wetumpka,
AL; a host of cousins, nieces,
nephews and friends; her
adopted children, Nell, Adam
(Sheila), Edmond, Sarah,
Jerusha and Kevin; her 'sis-
ter' Angela Davis; her mother-
in-law, Harriet Fudge; father-
in-law, Hercules Kennedy,
the other mother, Jerutha
Kennedy; four brothers-in-
law,
Leslie,
Troy,
Ahmed/Charles and Michael;
three sisters-in-law, Celeste,
Tracie and Joann, and many
friends.
A brother, Eddie, and sister,
Evette Hood, predeceased
Mrs. Kennedy.
Funeral services were at the
Penn Funeral Home on
Inkster Road in Inkster with
the Rev. Dr. Harriet Fudge
officiating.
Final rites were accorded by
South Michigan Cremation
Services.
Gladys Eason
Sunrise: June 8, 1941
Sunset: Dec. 3, 2012
Gladys Eason died Dec. 3,
2012.
Among those left to mourn
her death and cherish her
memory are her children,
Michael Derrick (Carmen)
Hart,
Donald
Thomas
(Phyllis) Eason, Jr., Cecelia
Lee (Juan, Sr.) Powers and
Darryl Wayne Eason; 10
grandchildren,
Taylor,
Michael, Jared, Kirby, Kayla,
Dillon, Aerial, Juan, Jr., Jalen
and Jeremy; two brothers,
Edward (Barbara) Hart, Jr.,
and William (Anita) Hart; her
best friend, Bobby (Ralph)
Ackerman; a host of loving
nieces, nephews and other
family members, and many
friends.
Funeral services took place
at Redford Church of Christ
in Detroit with Brother Donald
T. Eason, Jr., officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Woodmere
Cemetery in Detroit.
John Earl Lucas
Jan. 8, 1950
Dec. 2, 2012
John Earl Lucas died Dec. 2,
2012
Among those left to mourn
his death and cherish his
memory are his loving wife of
almost 10 years, Bobbie; a
daughter, Latisha, a son,
John Earl; two stepchildren,
Natalie (Bobby) and John;
five brothers, James (Olivia),
Eddie (Valencia), Alphonse
(Cynthia), Thomas and
Ernest; two sisters, Cheryl
and Charlesann; two aunts,
Virginia and Annie Mae; nine
grandchildren; many nieces
and nephews and other rela-
tives, and a host of friends.
Funeral services were at New
Birth Baptist Church in
Inkster with the Rev. Dr.
Joseph A. Stephens officiat-
ing.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral Home on Inkster
Road in Inkster.
Interment was at Great Lakes
National Cemetery in Holly.
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2001 CHEVROLET
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about fire stations in the city being
closed and depending on a neigh-
boring community for fire service.
In retrospect, I don't think Paul is
happy about that, either. I suspect
being reminded that the city fire
service is markedly different than
it used to be isn't pleasant for him.
One point he made, and made
clearly, was that he knows that,
“You think the township has prob-
lems, but don't drag the city into it.”
Yeah, he's right about that. We sorta
diddo that.
Then he said “Stop trying to
drag us into this issue,” and I hafta
say, well, we sorta did that, too.
“Stop diminishing the work we
do here,” he said. Well, people will
have to judge that for themselves
based on the fire and medical
emergency service they receive
and the cost to taxpayers for it.
But, I do personally and profes-
sionally regret any errors of fact or
omissionwe printed andwant Paul
to know that if we were wrong (and
apparently we were) I will try to
make it right and bemore objective
and less judgmental the next time
one of these stories crosses my
desk.
Here's the thing, though, Paul.
You really, really need to do some-
thing to control your temper and
your nuclear reaction to these
things. I mean otherwise you are
going to hyperventilate and could
even stroke out. And with the cur-
rent medical response times
reported in Plymouth, that could
be serious.
OK, so he's probably still in no
mood for my twisted sense of
humor.
So, this is my apology, heartfelt
and sincere, with no barbs
attached.
I'll try to do better.
Angry
FROM PAGE 6
entire Christmas celebration and
thosewho can only afford to drop a
dollar or two or some coins into the
red kettles as they pass.
One is no less important than
the other. We are a community and
watching the kettles fill, the piles
of food grow, the gift baskets fill
and the totals of donations
increase makes us proud to live
here and be a part of a group of
friends and neighbors who truly
understand the meaning of human
kindness and care.
We'd just like to thank everyone
who gave anything at all. You not
only helped those less fortunate,
you made us all feel more fortu-
nate to be here.
with booking prisoners so the
sworn officers can get back on the
street to answer calls for service
from the citizens of Inkster or have
them pick up prisoners at other
departments that have arrested a
subject with an Inkster warrant.
Chief of Police Hilton Napoleon
has issued a memo in retaliation
to the grievance stating, “Due to
the grievances filed by the union,
auxiliary officers will no longer
book or transport prisoners for the
Inkster Police Department until
further notice. Auxiliary Officers
are allowed to transport and book
prisoners for the Michigan State
Police when patrolling in the City
of Inkster.”
Now, sworn police officers have
to usemore time to book prisoners
and transport prisoners utilizing
even more “overtime” because of
being under staffed and less time
on the road answering calls.
Inkster PoliceOfficer'sUnion
Local 214
Spirit
FROM PAGE 6
Letters
FROM PAGE 6
County Lightfest continues
The Wayne County Lightfest, which
begins inWestland is open from 7 until 10
p.m. every night through Dec. 31,
although the display will be closed on
Christmas Day The complete Lightfest
route is more than 4 miles long and is the
largest and longest drive-through light
show in the Midwest. Lightfest features
more than 45 giant animated holiday
themed displays and more than 1 million
lights. There is a $5 fee per vehicle.
The next Toy Night will be Dec. 18,
when visitors to the Lightfest can bring a
new, unwrapped toy in lieu of the $5 vehi-
cle fee.
Santa's Workshop at Warrendale Park
at the end of the Lightfest drive will be
open through Dec. 23. Outside the work-
shop there will be a giant mailbox where
kids of all ages can drop off their letters to
Santa and the elves will pick up the let-
ters eachnight.
Although Lightfest begins at 7 p.m.,
HinesDrivewill be closed to traffic begin-
ning at 5:45 p.m. nightly. Visitors enter
Wayne County Lightfest at Hines Drive
and Merriman Road in Westland. The
entrance address is 7651MerrimanRoad.
Santa arrives at Maybury Farm
Maybury Farm just received word from
the North Pole that Santa Claus plans on
stopping by again from noon until 3 p.m.
Dec. 15 and 16 tohear children'swish lists.
Visiting with Santa is free, but a small
donation for winter food for the farm ani-
mals is requested, but optional.
Jellies, jams, butters, honey (from
Maybury Farm), and many other last minute
stocking stuffers, hostess gifts, and gift bas-
kets are available for sale in the Welcome
Center.
Parents are encouraged to take photos
withSanta.
Maybury Farm is located at 50165 Eight
Mile in Northville. About 1 ½ miles west of
Beck Road - ½ mile west of the state park
entrance.
Formore information, call (248) 374-0200.
Santa hosts luncheon
The Wayne Westland Parks and
Recreation Department will host Lunch
withSanta from10:45 a.m. until noonDec. 15
at theWayneCommunityCenter.
The cost is $4 for residents and $5 for non-
residents. Children younger than 2 are
admitted at no cost.
Lunch will include pizza, salad, bread-
sticks, arts and crafts and face painting.
Photo packages with Santa will be avail-
able at an additional fee.
Tickets are limited and can be purchased
See
Calendar,
page 7
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