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December 18, 2014
01. Obituaries
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TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD CALL 734-467-1900 OR EMAIL ADS@JOURNALGROUP.COM
Classified
Rufus A. Barker
Sunrise: May 3, 1952
Sunset: Dec. 4, 2014
Rufus A. Barker died Dec.
4, 2014.
Mr. Barker was born May 3,
1952 in Louisville, KY to the
late Rufus and Julia
(Ralston) Barker. He was
the 10th child of 15 chil-
dren. Four siblings preced-
ed him in death; Aaron,
Albert,
Evelyn
and
Kenneth.
Mr. Barker and his family
moved to Inkster in 1957.
He attended Inkster Public
Schools where he graduat-
ed in 1970.
His hobbies included
restoring old cars, watch-
ing westerns and visiting
friends. He visited his rela-
tives in Louisville, KY on a
regular basis.
Mr. Barker was a member
of New Birth Baptist
Church and was an
ordained deacon, serving
as chairman of the deacon
board. His pastor often
referred to him as his "right
hand man."
Among those left to cherish
his memory are his daugh-
ter, Ivory Barker; a son,
Aaron Barker; sisters,
Stella Brown, Margaret
Lee, Ruth Matthews, Ada
(Michael) Williams and
Rosa Bursey; brothers,
Curtis (Ann) Ralston,
William Barker, James
(Sharon) Barker, Dennis
Barker and Melvin Barker;
a sister-in-law, Patricia
Barker; his granddaughter,
Gabrielle Barker; a grand-
son, Levi Barker; his aunts,
Clara Bush and Laura
Bates; an uncle, John
Ralston; a host of nieces,
nephews cousins and
other relatives, and many
friends.
Funeral services took
place
at
Romulus
Community Baptist Church
with the Rev. Walter A.
Steen officiating.
Final arrangements were
entrusted to the Penn
Funeral
Home,
3015
Inkster Road in Inkster.
Interment was at United
Memorial Cemetery in
Plymouth.
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ON 12/20/2014
AT 10:00 A.M.
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C
ANTON
- N
ORTHVILLE
- R
OMULUS
Tipping Point offers family New Year’s Eve event
Goodfellows celebrate generosity of donors in Romulus
Recently promoted Canton
Police Department command
officers received their new
badges from Supervisor Phil
LaJoy, and took their oaths of
office administered by Clerk
Terry Bennett during the regu-
lar meeting of the township
board of trustees last week.
Recognized for their recent
promotion to the rank of lieu-
tenant were Chad Baugh who
has been with the department
for 18 years and Michael
Steckel, a 19-year veteran of the
department.
In their new positions, the
two new lieutenants will serve
as platoon commanders in the
patrol division, overseeing the
day-to-day operation of their
respective shifts comprised of
sergeants and patrol officers. In
addition, they will also be
responsible for providing train-
ing, direction and motivation of
subordinate personnel toward
the accomplishment of the
established goals and objectives
of the department.
Recognized for their recent
promotion to the rank of ser-
geant were Joseph Bialy who
has 10 years of service with the
department;
Matthew
Jenkinson, a 23-year veteran of
the department; Edward
Johnson, a 12-year veteran and
Aaron Mickey who also has 12
years of service with the depart-
ment.
In their new positions, these
officers will serve as platoon
supervisors providing leader-
ship, training and direction to
road patrol officers. They will
also be responsible for adminis-
trative assignments and special
projects, under the leadership
of their assigned shift com-
mander.
“I congratulate our newly
promoted command officers
and look forward to the contri-
butions they will bring to the
leadership team of the Canton
Police Department,” said Public
SafetyDirector ToddMutchler.
Newly promoted lieutenants and sergeants in the Canton Police Department received their new badges
and took their oaths of office earlier this month. The officers were congratulated by Public Safety Director
Todd Mutchler, center, and Township Supervisor Phil LaJoy, not pictured.
New Year's Eve at the
Tipping Point Theatre will cele-
brate family with an original
holiday variety show.
Performers will tell classic
holiday stories like 'Twas the
Night Before Christmas, The
Christmas Truce and Yes,
Virginia There is a Santa Claus.
They'll sing a multitude of songs
like It's Beginning to Look a Lot
Like Christmas,12 Days of
Christmas and Silent Night and
manymore favorites.
There will be prizes, a sing-a-
long and the warm feeling from
sitting in front of a crackling fire
and watching the snow fall.
Directed by James R. Kuhl with
music by Michelle Divine, the
show is a great way to enjoy the
holiday season with friends and
family, while supporting live,
professional theatre, close to
home, said Lynn Wilde
Concannon, marketing and
development director for the
TippingPoint.
The show will feature Peter
Prouty (Ebenezer), Sonja
Marquis (Vanya and Sonia and
Masha and Spike), Kryssy
Becker (Ordinary Days) and
Nick Yocum (The Rainmaker),
performances are 8 p.m. Dec.
18-20 and 26-27, and 3 p.m. Dec.
20 and 27. Tickets are $35.
New Year's Eve will begin
with an 8 p.m. performance of
an original production, Home
for theHolidays.
After the show appetizers
and desserts provided by
Rocky's of Northville will be
served, followed by magician
Jeff Jackowski (JJ the magic
dude), wine, beer and a cham-
pagne toast close tomidnight.
Every attendee will also be
entered into a drawing to win a
gift from Orin Jewelers. Tickets
are $75 each ($50 of which is tax-
deductible) and are available
through the box office only. The
theater is located at 361. E. Cady
Street, Northville. Call the box
office at (248) 347-0003. Formore
information, visit www.tipping-
pointtheatre.com or call
Concannon at (248) 347-0003.
It's been a good season so far for the
RomulusGoodfellows.
The organization, which strives to
ensure there is No Child Without A
Christmas, has put on several fundraisers
and had several groups step forward,
according to Romulus Fire Chief David
Allison. So far, a fundraiser at the
Romulus House restaurant and the
Goodfellows' annual paper sale have
brought in nearly $9,000. The second
grade class at Romulus Elementary
School chipped in, too, with a fundraiser
that nettedmore than $100.
“We're not done yet,” said Allison.
“There will be more money coming in.
This would not be possiblewithout every-
one involved.”
Allison's wife, Julie, put on her most
successful holiday tea fundraiser to date.
The event took place on Dec. 7 at the
Romulus Athletic Center and generated
about $13,000 for the Goodfellows; her
goal hadbeen to raise $11,000.
“I don't know how she does it every
year,” said Romulus Treasurer Stacey
Paige.
“She did an outstanding job, as she
always does-and it's a lot of work. It allows
us to help families that wewouldn't other-
wise be able to.
“We really appreciate both of you,” she
toldAllison.
For more information or to donate to
the Goodfellows, call the Romulus Fire
Department at (734) 941-8585.
Canton promotes 6 police officers to new ranks