Mildred C. Waskin

Mildred C. Waskin

May 5, 2006

Waskin, Mrs. Mildred C. Grand Haven Mildred Waskin, 80, passed away unexpectedly Friday May 5, 2006. She was born Dec. 14, 1925 to John C. and Madge (Fling) Nutter in Smithville WV. She lived most of her life in Grand Haven, Michigan and worked at Story and Clark for 14 years where she met and later married Walter J....

Muriel E. Snyder

Muriel E. Snyder

May 5, 2006

Muriel Snyder was a devoted wife, mother, and grandma who found her greatest moments of happiness in the company of her loving family. She was an active member of her church, and she tried each day to follow the example of her Lord. She regarded her family as her greatest accomplishment, and her grandchildren were her pride and joy....

Gregory M. Edwards

Gregory M. Edwards

May 2, 2006

EDWARDS, MR. GREGORY M. Clare, MI Mr. Gregory Michael Edwards, age 28, died Tuesday, May 2, 2006. He passed away at his mothers home in Ferrsyburg, MI. Gregory was born in Columbus, MS on December 20, 1977 and had worked as a message therapist. He is survived by his mother, Earlene Edwards and sister, Kasey Edwards, both of Ferrysburg,...

Pierson, John

Pierson, John

May 1, 2006

PIERSON, MR. JOHN H. Grand Haven Mr. John H. Pierson, age 51, died unexpectedly, Monday, May 1, 2006 at his home. He was born in Grand Haven, MI on July 13, 1954 to Charles and Dorothy (Griffith) Pierson and married the former Betty Russell. John had been a loan processer at Old Kent Bank. He served his country in...

Aaron Mark Willea

Aaron Mark Willea

Apr 29, 2006

One of Aaron Willea's favorite phrases was "Picture Me Rolling," which means just think of me rolling along and having a good time. For Aaron this phrase wasn't just lip service, he sincerely meant what he said. He took on life with enthusiasm and a sense of adventure, which made everything he did rewarding. He was loyal and devoted...

Naola Mae Mills

Naola Mae Mills

Apr 28, 2006

Mothers and grandmothers fill a special role in our lives, raising families, providing strength during times of need, and ensuring continued growth from one generation to the next. Naola Mills was this kind of person and more. In guiding her children at home and school, and being her grandchildren's most faithful supporter, Naola gave to us the love of...

Tina Marie Puffer

Tina Marie Puffer

Apr 27, 2006

Some people live long lives, scattered here and there with triumphs and achievements. Others, like Tina Marie Puffer, are granted a short time on earth, but are able to fill each day of their lives with energy, life and love. She had a heart full of love for her family and friends and a spirit that inspired smiles everywhere....

Calvin Green French Jr.

Calvin Green French Jr.

Apr 25, 2006

Calvin French was an honest, hardworking man, dedicated to his family and loyal to his friends. He worked hard to care for his loved ones and would sacrifice whatever was necessary to make sure they had what they needed. Those close to Cal knew how much they meant to him, if not by his words, then by his actions...

Robert Carlson

Robert Carlson

Apr 25, 2006

Bob Carlson was a man you couldn't help but want to be around. He had the kind of warm soul that drew people to him, with his level head, quick wit and easygoing demeanor. He was a wonderful husband, father and friend, and a man famous for his hugs, always left cheek to left cheek, so you'd be heart...

Mrs. Arlene Maxine Gemzer

Mrs. Arlene Maxine Gemzer

Apr 22, 2006

Each of us must follow our own path through life, whether a path of our choosing or one chosen for us. Arlene Gemzer's path was one of selflessness, and sacrifice, and unconditional love. She was a wonderful daughter, sister and loving wife, but more than anything, she was an absolutely devoted mother to her children, who dedicated her whole...

Russell C. Anderson

Russell C. Anderson

Apr 21, 2006

Unlike many parents, Russ never told his children what to do or how to do it. He wasn't one to give advice. Instead, Russ just lived his life the best way he knew how to, being optimistic, kind, and appreciative toward every person, every day. His subtle nature ended up making quite an impact, inspiring countless people to smile...

Dorothy "Dot" Pulsifer

Dorothy "Dot" Pulsifer

Apr 19, 2006

PULSIFER, MISS DOROTHY Muskegon Miss Dorothy 'Dot' Pulsifer, age 87, died Wednesday, April 19, 2006. She was born in Muskegon, MI on April 6, 1919 to George Abel & Hazel Mildred (Linstrom) Pulsifer. Mrs. Pulsifer had been employed as a Laborer at Anaconda Wire & then at Shaw Walker for 32 1/2 years. She was a member of Samuel...

John Francis Liegeois

John Francis Liegeois

Apr 18, 2006

Every tomorrow that we face is yet to be written, and that is why it is so important to live today like it was our last. Though John Liegeois could not have predicted the end of his life on earth, he made every day special for his family and filled each moment with the things that he loved. Traveling...

Marguerite Elizabeth Scholl

Marguerite Elizabeth Scholl

Apr 15, 2006

The year 1915 was a year of firsts: the first stop sign appeared in Detroit, Einstein published his theory of general relativity and Alexander Graham Bell announced his first transcontinental telephone call to his assistant, Thomas Watson. On December 7, 1915, Vern and Bessie Cushman welcomed their first and only child into the world, a daughter, Marguerite Elizabeth, a...

Mrs. Umberger, Margaret

Mrs. Umberger, Margaret

Apr 15, 2006

UMBERGER, MRS. MARGARET ELIZABETH Spring Lake Margaret E. Umberger, 89, of Spring Lake passed away on Saturday, April 15, 2006. She was born Nov. 15, 1916, in Camden, NJ to Aaron and Fannie (Humphreys) Scheibner. In 1941 she married the Rev. Dr. Eugene B. Umberger, with whom she shared in ministry in the Lutheran and Presbyterian Churches. He preceded...

Nicholas Paul Lachmann

Nicholas Paul Lachmann

Apr 14, 2006

How precious life is. Whether we are granted many years or a few, each one is a blessed part of God's great plan. This story is about a very special part of that plan, the life of Nicholas Paul Lachman. It is a story of tragedy and triumph, but most of all it is the story of the family...

Eleanor E. Groulx

Eleanor E. Groulx

Apr 12, 2006

GROULX, MRS. ELEANOR E. Muskegon Mrs. Eleanor E. Groulx, age 87, died Wednesday, April 12, 2006. She was born in South Haven, MI on July 30, 1918 to LeRoy & Cula (Henry) Tripp & married William E. Groulx in 1939. Mrs. Groulx had been employed at Fritz's Drug Store, Muskegon Piston Ring and DeBoer Nursing Home. She was a...

Mead, Paula

Mead, Paula

Apr 10, 2006

MEAD, MRS. PAULA T. Grand Haven Mrs. Paula T. Mead, age 87, died Monday, April 10, 2006 at her home. She was born in Standish, MI on March 11, 1919 to Joseph and Stella (Wietrzykoski) Tomaszewski and married Azel Mead on May 1, 1943 in Standish, MI. He preceded her in death. Mrs. Mead had been a homemaker and...

Edmondson, Travis

Edmondson, Travis

Apr 8, 2006

Obituary will be available soon.

Rhonda Ciereman

Rhonda Ciereman

Apr 8, 2006

The most beautiful, gentle of spirits are often the most cherished, the most loved, and the most fleeting. There is much about this world we do not understand, nor are we meant to; we must rely on love and faith to guide us. Rhonda Creegan was a woman so full of both, of love and faith, such a gentle,...