DOD: "Infirmary Records, Fairfield Co., Ohio, 1848-1910 and Death Records From the Infirmary Records 1911-1980", Fairfield County, Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1994, p 57. Listed as Margaret Cave, 79y of Bloom Twp., first entry dated 1 Sep 1894, died 1 Sep 1895. (Coincidence? Or is death year off).
 DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 63. Mary Miller, mother (years only).
John and Mary show they immigrated 1870, and John's been naturalized.
Family 1 : Franklin Thomas FOOR Jr.
 DOM: From John C. Hamler of Columbus, Ohio; Feb. 2002.
", Grace, wife, 21 or 29 b OH, parents b OH, had 0 ch, mar 1 year.
1917 - Greencastle precinct, Fairfield Co., Ohio, draft registration card. Name listed as Charles Franklin Alexander, 29, of RR #2 Carroll, Ohio, born Jan. 29, 1888 in Pickaway Co., Ohio. Farmer for self in Bloom Twp. Wife and child. Medium height and build. Brown eyes, dark hair. Ancestry.com. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005.
CENSUS: 1920 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; visitation 83, Greencastle Road.
Death certificate image. Chas. T. Alexander of R. R. Carroll, Ohio, died BlooM Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio, Dec. 19, 1940, aged 51y 11m, married to Alice. Born Jan 28?, 1888 in Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, to Thomas Alexander b Hocking Co., Ohio, and Rose Beeven b same. Informant was Cecil Alexander of Millersport, Ohio. Buried Betzre Cem., Dec. 22.
NOTE: In the book "Cemeteries of Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield County Gen. Soc., Chapter OGS, 1996 there is no listing for Charles Alexander. Either he wasn't buried there, never had a tombstone, or his tombstone is missing.
 DOB/DOD/Parentage: LDS info submitted by Jeffrey Meadows, Liberty, TX; submission AF95-108400.
 NAME/DOB/DOD/POD/SPOUSE: From Christopher Alspach via April 2001 email.
NOTE: The dates are not correct. I searched the entire SSDI and no one was born and died during those dates whose name comes even remotely close to Dorothy or Evelyn Wilson. The Florida death index does not have anyone who matches those dates, either, nor any Wilson who died in 1997 that is a match.
She got a master's degret from NYU, 1937, in Education. He was a teacher, a civilian empoloyee in Foreign Embassies, DOB/POB: "The Weiser Family", A Genealogy of the Family of John Conrad Weiser the Elder, Weiser Family Association, 1960, p 649.
2008 - listed as a sister who preceded him in death in the June 2008 obituary of Denver Alspach.
 NAME/DOB/DOBap/PARENTAGE: "Churchbooks of the Betzer Union/Zion Reformed Church, 1817-1881, Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield county chapter OGS, 1994, p 22. Name listed as "Josuah Alspach", parents as Jonnth. and Maria Alspach. Sponsors were Jacob and Sarah Gramlich.
Family 1 : Shannon L.
 Matthew Balton Bastian, age 41, of Pickerington, died July 4th, 2015 at the Pickering House. Matt was born on March 30th, 1974 in Columbus to his parents Paul G. and the late, Jacqueline Lindsey Bastian. He was a 1992 graduate of Liberty Union. Matt enjoyed life, especially spending time with his family while camping and being outside with nature. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Matt is survived by his loving wife, Shannon L. Bastian; daughter, Emma L. Bastian; step-son, Allen Rowland, father, Paul G. Bastian; brother, Michael W. Bastian; father and mother-in-law, Tom and Bonnie Heflin; uncle, David Bastian; aunts, Jeannine (James) Lawrie, Judy Storts, Janice Foote, and special aunt, Donna Walters; other grandparents; uncle; cousins; and in-laws.
The family would like to give a special thanks to all the wonderful staff at both Rockmill Rehabilitaion and also the Pickering House.
 NAME: From Doretta Louise (BATTEN) Marquisette via Feb. 2003 email.
 DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 324. Buried 2nd addition, part 3, lot 265, grave 1.
Death certificate image. Mrs. Mattie E. Smith died April 18, 1928 in Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio, aged 66y 4m 29d, married to Alfred Smith. Born Nov 19, 1861 in Ross Co. to Henry Bixler b OH and unknown mother. Informant was Mrs. W. H. Smith. Buried Lithopolis April 19.
 DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 170. Next of kin is listed as L. A. Bowman, son; Susan Bowman, wife (deceased), 7 children, 6 sons, 1 dau.
DOD/POD: Name listed as Ezra Bowman, died in Lithopolis, Fairfield Co., Ohio, Ohio Deaths, 1908-1944 and 1958-2002 [database online]. Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2006.
NOTE: Ezra and his wife Susan died on the same day. Susan died at 4 a.m. and Ezra at 10 pm, though his certificate shows he was married rather than widowed.
Death certificate image. Ezra Bowman of Lithopolis, Fairfield Co., Ohio, April 2, 1911 aged 72y 7m 4d, married, born Aug. 28, 1838 in Ohio to unknown father, mother Kestler. Died of LaGrippe follow by sebility and indigestion. Informant was Lewis A. Bowman of Zanesville, Ohio. Buried Lithopolis Cem., April 5.
 DOB/POB: Fairfield Co., Ohio, Probate Record of Births, FamilySearch.org, images. Harlin D. Brandt born Feb. 11, 1879 Bloom Twp., to J. C. and Minerva of Bloom Twp.
", Harlen D., 4/12 at home b OH, born in Feb.
CENSUS: 1900 Carroll, Greenfield Twp., Fairfield Co., OH; ED 7 SH 1A p 84.
WILSON, Rhoda, mother-in-law b Apr 1851, 49y widow b OH, fa b OH, ma b VA, had 3 ch 3 living.
WILSON, Rhoda L., mother-in-law 60y widow b OH, fa b OH, ma b VA, had 3 ch 3 living.
LANBON?, Rose, roomer, 30y b Russia, parents b Russia, nurse, general practice, immigrated in 1905.
DOD/POBurial: Photo of tombstone. Shared stone that says BRANDT. On left it says Alice Lillian, 1872-1967, on right Harlan Drake, 1870-1947. Oklahoma Cemeteries website.
 "ABRAM VAN KAMPEN COURTRIGHT, as the name was then written, of Greencastle, Ohio, bapt. 2d October, 1748, in the Dutch Rcformed Church in Walpeck, New Jersey; d. 12th January, 1825; served during the Revolution in Colonel Frederick WEISSENFEL'S Regiment, New York Levies 1781-1782; m. Effie DRAKE, b. 6th April, 1752, d. 27th August, 1825, dau. of John DRAKE, of New York and his wife Christiana CARMEL of France. They emigrated to Pennsylvania, where some of their children were born, and from there in the spring of 1800 to Greencastle, Fairfield County, Ohio.
III. Abram, m. Miss MCFARLAND.
IV. Margaret, m. Walter MCFARLAND.
V. Christina, b. 15th February, 1794; d. 12th March, 1844; m. Samuel H. WHEELER.
Source Information: Ancestry.com. Colonial Families in the U.S. [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1999. Original data: Mackenzie, George Norbury, ed.. Colonial Families of the United States of America. New York, NY, USA: 1907.
DOB: Name listed as Richard B. Chalfant, last known address of Belmont, Belmont Co., Ohio, b 10 Jul 1910. SSDI.
 MAIDEN NAME: From birth record of daughter Sarah Alice.
 DOM/POM: Names listed as Jason M. Coffing, 23y b ND, and Haley E. Foor, 22y b IN. 2nd marriage for him, first for her.
Cook, Ezekiel, two males under 5, one male 5-10, one male 40-50; one female under 5, one female 5-10, two females 10-15, one female 30-40.
1850 census, West Providence, Bedford CO PA.
Lucinda, 18; John 17, farmer, school; Rebecca 16; Ezekiel 15, farmer, school.
 NAME/DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 184.
NAME/Parentage/Spouse: "History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties, Ohio", Williams Bros., 1880, p 281.
POB: "Jesse D. Courtright moved into Walnut township in 1833, two years after his marriage, and here his children were born", "History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties, Ohio", Williams Bros., 1880, p 281.
"Mrs. Cole, the wife of our subject, was born in Clear Creek township, Fairfield county, and by her marriage became the mother of eight children, seven of whom are still living. John, who is a farmer residing in Columbiana county, Ohio, married Miss Ephama Battin, of Clark county, Ohio, who died about thirteen years ago leaving one child, Harry B., who now resides in Pittsburg, PA, being employe there. Amanda is the wife of A. R. Work, a resident farmer and stock raiser of Madison twp., Pickaway county. Emma is the wife of H. C. Bailey, of Amanda township...". "A Biographical Record of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio, S. J. Clarke Pub., Co., 1902, p 374.
"The mother [Mary Jane] passed away on the old family homestead, January 21, 1902, at the age of sixty-nine years and was laid to rest in the cemetery in Lithopolis. She was an estimable lady and her loss was deeply mourned not only by her immediate family but by her many friends." "A Biographical Record of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio, S. J. Clarke Pub., Co., 1902, p 374.
1902 - Janur. 23rd and Feb. 6th issue. Jame Courtright Cole, wife of Thomas Cole, died near Royalton. She was the daughter of Jesse Courtright and was married in February of 1852. She was the mother of sons, Alva of Massachusetts, George and Frank of New York City, and John and Lewis Cole of Fairfield county, and daughters Mrs. H. C. Bailey of Rushville, and Mrs. Albert Work of Pickaway County. She was born Sept. 16, 1832. Buried at Lithopolis. "Genealogical Abstracts from The Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette, V6, 1901-1905", Fairfield County Gen., Society, 2005, p 42.
 DOM/POM: Names shown as Michael S. Wegher, 32, and Anne P. Foor, 26. www.vitalsearch-ca.com.
Anne P. Wegher of Beldgrade, MT, is age 45 in 2004 at ussearch.com.
MAIDEN NAME: The birth record for son Beau Thomas Foor shows that mother's maiden name was DAY.
 NAME/DOB/DOBap/POBap/Parentage: "Churchbooks of the Betzer Union/Zion Reformed Church, 1817-1881, Bloom Township, Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1994, p 39. Sponsors: Wil. Krumm, Sophia Krumm, Fredrika Anders.
Family 1 : Betty L.
 NAME/DOB/DOD/POBurial/POB: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 199. Next of kin listed are Betty L. Dotson, wife, and Susan Vincent, daughter. WWII veteran Navy MM1C 10/3/1939 to 10/3/1945.
DOB/DOBap/POBap: "St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lithopolis, Bloom Township, Fairfield Co., OH, 1853-1920", Fairfield Co. Chapter OGS, 1994, p 41. Parents listed as Byron H. Dotson, and Alpha Sancrainte. Sponsors were grandparents.
DOD/POD: Name listed as Harry Lamar Dotson, born 13 Jul 1920 Ohio, resided in Columbus, died at Grant Hospital in Columbus on 04 Oct 1991 at 6:05 p.m., 12 years of education, married, father's surname Dotson. Ancestry.com and Ohio Department of Health. Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2002 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.
", Raymond, 9/12 b OH, born in Oct.
DOWDELL, George, head, b Nov. 1837, 62y b OH, parents b NY, real estate agt.
Death certificate: George Dowdell, 1501 Michigan Ave., Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, married to Isabelle Dowdell. Died April 22, 1922 aged 83y 4m 24d. Born Nov. 28, 1838 OH to George Dowdill b PA and Mary Wall b MD. Mr. Raymond Dowdell of Grandview, Ohio was the informant. Buried Green Lawn Cem., April 24. 1922.
NOTE: It is unknown why George is not listed in the above referenced text. Was he a child born out of wedlock? Or a child they were not proud of? His death certificate states his mother's maiden name was Mary Wall. George's sister Sarah's death certificate says her mother's maiden name was Nancy Wall. Either the first name listed was incorrect on George's death certificate, or perhaps Nancy had a sister Mary.
Wife Isabelle French Doudell died April 2, 1926 in Columbus aged 79y 9m 15d, widow of George, born June 18, 1846 in Columbus to John French b NY and Arabella Washburn b NY. Buried Green Lawn April 5.
DOD: Name listed as Amanda C. Koch, died March 6, 1914 Urbana, father's name Jacob Dressback, mother's Catherine Hoy. Champaign Co., IL. death records as posted on the county genealogy website.
OBIT: Mrs. Amanda Cook [sic] is Summoned. Mrs. Amanda Koch, an old resident of Champaign county, passed peacefully away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Hoy, 301 North Race street, Urbana, at 8:15 last evening. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be at Mt. Olive cemetery, near Mayview. Amanda Catharine Dressback was born in Ohio, May 25, 1838 and was married to Reuben C. Koch in 1855. They resided there about six years, when they moved to this state, and farmed in the vicinity of Mayview. In 1873 they purchased the present Koch homestead, a mile and a quarter north of Mayview. Mr. Koch died in 1876. She remained on the farm until about ten years ago, then going to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Birdzell, in Champaign. Mr. and Mrs. Koch were life-long members of the Universalist church of this city. Mrs. Koch is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Sarah Hoy, Mrs. Mahalah Birdzell of Champaign and Mrs. Augusta Drullinger of Chester, Neb., and one son, Frank M. Koch of Clarksdalle, Miss. A sister, Mrs. Sarah Brown of Prague, Okla., also survives. She was a sister of the late John Dressback of St. Joseph. [Urbana Daily Courier, Saturday, March 07, 1914, Page: 1].
the bedside of Mrs. Koch during her last illness. Mrs. Hoy, daughter of Mrs.
Courier, Saturday, April 14, 1917, Page: 1].
 DOM/POM: LDS Batch M515464 Source 968520, St. Charles Co., Missouri, Marriages 1807-1916.
Death certificate image. Joseph Henry Ellis died May 5, 1930 in Terrell, Kaufman Co., TX aged 74y 1m 23 d, organic heart disease, married to Catherine Ellis. Born March 12, 185[6?] in MO to Chas. R. Ellis b unknown and Catherine Bryan b unknown. Informant C. F. Ellis of 1001 Rockwall St., Terell, TX. Buried College Mound, May 6.
Donna Walters to Pickaway Co., OH GenWEB. Listed as "Our Parents". Elizabeth Brobst died Sept. 16, 1878, aged 65y 4m 16d.
entry. Child is listed as FULLER, parents as Peter and Hanna FELLER.
DOD/POD: "Genealogical Abstracts from The Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette V 2 1874-1884", Fairfield County Gen., Society, Mar 1998, p 36. "Mrs. Peter BROBST, mother-in-law of George CRUMLEY, died Pickaway Co., on September 16th."
 NOTE: This person does not appear in the 1930 census with her family, and according to her obit, she was born in January of 1930 and should have been listed with them.
NAME/DOB: "The Foor Family", George S. Conover, p 25. This text shows her birth year as 1936, which seems more likely than the 1930 shown in the obit. I would think that the 1930 may have just been a typo in the obit, but it also says she was 77 years old.
LOCATION: 1978 - listed as a surviving sister, Mrs. Anna Fluke of Mechanicsburg in sister Lois's Aug. 1978 obit.
Annie Lee Fluke Waple, age 77, of Mechanicsburg, passed away Wednesday, September 19, 2007 at Holy Spirit Hospital.
Born January 21, 1930 in Broad Top Township, PA, she was a daughter of the late Lloyd and Mary Norris Foor.
Annie retired from Fry Communications in Mechanicsburg and was member of the Mechanicsburg Church of the Brethren.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Roy Dale Fluke.
Surviving are her husband, Marion "Pat" Waple; two daughters, Linda and husband, Nevin Wevodau, and Cheryl and husband, Randy Sprout; two step daughters, Janice and husband, Dave Kirby, all of Mechanicsburg, Betsy and husband, Jim Evans of Bellwood, PA; three brothers, Victor Foor of Dillsburg, Henry Foor of Arizona, and Robert Foor; four sisters, Eunice Rush, Laura Ritchey, and Helena Bowman, all of Everett, PA, Ruth Ford of Mechanicsburg; and six grandchildren, Amber and Crystal Evans, Alex Kirby, Bradley and Ashley Sprout, and Matthew Wevodau.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m., Monday, September 24, 2007 at her church, with a visitation beginning at 12 p.m. Burial will be in Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
Arrangements are being handled by Malpezzi Funeral Home, Mechanicsburg.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Mechanicsburg Church of the Brethren Building Fund, 205 Gale Street, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055; Multiple Sclerosis Society, 2040 Linglestown Road, Suite 104, Harrisburg, PA 17110 or Diabetes Foundation, 1104 Fernwood Avenue Suite 500, Camp Hill, PA 17011.
NOTE: I went to the funeral home website to see if her date of birth was listed as 1936 rather than 1930. It was. They displayed the same incorrect obituary as above, but above that obit they list her date of birth as January 21, 1936.
 "The Foor Family", George S. Conover p 27, 35 "moved to Indiana Co, PA."
Robert HUEY and Catherine FOOR are listed as the parents of Samuel HUEY on Samuel's marriage registration. See info on Samuel.
TOMBSTONE .jpg Died Aug. 28, 1874 at 73 or 75 years, 7 months, and it looks like maybe "8" days. DOB figured from age at death. DOB would figure to be 20 Jan 1799. Census shows she was born later than this.
 "Then, in the same neighborhood of the elder Harris was the farm of Daniel Foor. He, too, was always found at the Methodist services. And how he did enjoy them! In the scroll of memory I still see him, sitting in what was then called the 'Amen Corner', near the pulpit, with his head thrown back, and his strong bass voice roaring the words of the song, 'What a friend I have in Jesus'. Many years have rolled by since he went to meet that friend. A member of his family, known to me only as 'Granny' Brakebill, was a great friend of my mother. But I dod not know, never did, what relation she bore to the household. The term Granny was then used as one of the greatest respect." "THE VILLAGE. MEMORIES OF LITHOPOLIS", John Bartram Kramer, August 1936, p 40.
FOOR, Daniel - one male between 20-30, one female under 5, one female between 5-10, one female between 20-30.
CENSUS: 1840 Bloom/Fairfield, p (414?) one male under 5, one male between 15-20, one male between 30-40, two females under 5, one female between 5-10, one female between 30-40.
when he was a young man and engaged in farming in Bloom township until within 5 years of his death when he retired and moved to Winchester. He married Mary BRAKEBILL and they had 10 ch born to them, 7 of whom are living."
MARRAIGE: "Marriages to 1865, Fairfield Co OH" Book F: FOOR, Daniel m BRAKEBILL, Mary 22 Jan 1829, by Samuel Weiser JP.
buried in original plat, lot 27, gr 5. Next of kin listed as Mary FOOR, wife, daughters Araloretta, Chloe; sons Irvin, Shaldon.
Published in the Bay City Times on 3/30/2004.
SSDI shows DOB/DOD; name shown as Donald J. Foor. Issued a social security card in KY.
 Listed as a survivor in son Douglas's obituary.
Full Name/DOB/POB/DOM: From Tina Foor Demers via August 2000 email.
LOCATION: 2005 - Gerald is listed as a surviving grandfather, "Gerald E. Foor and wife, Ruth of Everett" in Dimitrios E. Foor's November obituary. Dimitrios was his daughter Theresa's son.
 Mentioned in brother Howard B's. obit.
MORGAN, No---, brother-in-law 37y single b OH, parents b OH, occ: "none"
 NAME/DOB/DOD/POBURIAL/DOBurial: "Keck Funeral Home Records", Louisa Co., IA Genealogy website. Father listed as "Clint". Died of "dysentery at Iowa City".
married first at age 25, fireman, steam r.r.
DOB: Mount Calvary Cemetery Inscriptions, Huntington County, Indiana [interment.net]. Listed are husband John NEUER (full dates) and Lela (Foor) Neuer with year of birth only. Section E lot 27E-09 for Lela, -10 for John.
Lela Mae Neuer, 87, Huntington, Indiana died at 3:40 a.m. Thursday, September 16, 2010 at Heritage Pointe in Warren, Indiana.
Mrs. Neuer was born August 15, 1923 in Huntington to Oris Alfred and Hazel Mae Landon Foor. Her parents preceded her in death.
Mrs. Neuer graduated from Huntington High School in 1941. Lela married John William Neuer May 1, 1943 at St. Mary's Rectory. He preceded her in death on September 9, 1997. She was a member of St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Mrs. Neuer worked as a factory worker at Schachts Rubber Manufacturing Company, retiring in 1985.
Survivors include three daughters: Debra K. (Lynn) Harris, Andrews, IN., Kathy A. (Matt) Johnson, Huntington and Karen S. Rupe, Huntington, a brother: Ronald W. (Jane) Foor, New Haven, IN, four grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and five step-great-grandchildren.
In addition to her parents and husband, Lela was preceded in death by two brothers: Dean Foor and Robert Foor.
Calling hours will be Friday, September 17, 2010 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at McElhaney-Hart Funeral Home, 715 N. Jefferson St., Huntington, IN.
A Funeral Mass will be Saturday, September 18, 2010, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, 860 Cherry St., Huntington with Father Ron Rieder officiating.
Memorials may be made to Masses at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church or contributions to St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in care of McElhaney-Hart Funeral Home, 715 N. Jefferson St., Huntington, IN 46750.
Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Huntington, Indiana.
McElhaney - Hart Funeral Home, 715 N. Jefferson St., Huntington, IN is in charge of arrangements.
LOCATION: 1971 - listed as a surviving son, Lloyd of Columbus in mother's May obituary.
LOCATION: 1977 - listed as a surviving son, Lloyd of Columbus in father's Nov. 1977 obituary.
DOB/DOD: From Death certificate. Died at Doctor's Hospital, Nelsonville. Resided in Nelsonville. Parents names listed as Clarence Foor and Hazel King. Informant was Mrs. Locie Foor of Nelsonville, OH. Coronary Artery Disease. Born January 30, 1914. On another document it lists Lacey M. Foor of Columbus, Ohio, as the surviving spouse of Lloyd E. Foor who died July 19, 1984.
A deed in 1983 Athens Co., Oh, for property in Nelsonville, shows Lloyd E. Foor and Locie Foor, husband and wife. Both typed name and signature appear to be "Losie". A deed in 1984 for property in Nelsonville show the names as Lloyd E. Foor and Lacey M. Foor, husband and wife. In April 1984, Lacey M. Foor, "widowed and not remarried", appears to have sold property to "Nona M. Jones, divorced and not remarried" for $1.
LOCATION: 1996 - Survivors listed in Edmond Foor's March obituary included son Michael Foor of Belle Vernon, R.D., and grandchildren Brandon and Christopher Foor.
This family has not contacted me. Marriage license is in the county in which he was once known to reside and age in various other data agrees with his birth year. Names shown as Michael E. Foor and Carol A. Axton, Record 210599 p 165.
POBurial; See notes on Frank Crooks.
It appears Minnie died, and Frank then married her sister Hattie.
 NAME: "The Foor Family", George S. Conover, ca 1964, p 15.
 NAME/PARENTAGE/SPOUSE: "of Bedford" according to father's April 2000 obituary.
 NAME/DOB: Ancestry.com. U.S. Public Records Index [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005. Original data: Compiled from various U.S. public records.
This may be the same Ralph M. Foor who returned from overseas 23 May 1969 and was recommended an award 14 Apr 1969 and received it 22 Apr 1969; U.S. Army, recommended award Army Commendation Medal, presented while living, award presented in Republic of Vietnam. National Archives and Records Administration. Vietnam War, Awards and Decorations of Honor, 1965-1972 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005.
OBIT: Ralph McKelvey Foor, 70, of Shumansville, died Sat. Nov. 30, 2013 at UVA Medical Center, Charlottesville.
Born in Pennsylvania, he retired from the U. S. Army. After his retirement, he was employed at Ft. A. P. Hill for a number of years. He was also an active member of VFW Post #10295 in Bowling Green. He was the widower of Matilda Beazley Foor.
He is survived by a brother, James Foor and his wife, Rachel; a devoted companion, Carol Byrd and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, Stanley Foor.
A memorial service will be held 11:00 AM Friday, Dec. 20, 2013 in the chapel of Storke Funeral Home, Bowling Green.
The family request memorial contributions to American Cancer Society, P. O. Box 920, Bowling Green, VA. 22427.
DOB: Shown on funeral home website.
Ralph Foor, 70, Milford, Va., formerly of Berlin, passed away Nov. 30, 2013.
He was the son of the late Herbert and Rose (Allen) Foor.
on a farm, 44y b PA, parents b PA, married first at age 25, steel plant P. R.
 2013 - listed as a surviving daughter, Tanya (Butch) Watters of Ohio in father's Jan 2013 obit.
DOD/DOB/POBurial: Tombstone inscription. Name listed as Charles F. Foore.
Name listed as Charles Franklin Foor of Six Mile Run, PA, born Dec. 1, 1889, Cypher, PA. Miner. Wife and 1 child. Medium height and build, blue eyes, brown hair - June 1917. Ancestry.com. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-18 [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. National Archives and Records Administration. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. M1509, 20,243 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
LOCATION: 1942 - name listed as Charles Franklin Foore of Defiance, Bedford Co., PA, age 52, born Dec. 21, 1889 in Saxton, Bedford Co., PA. Person who would always know his address is Mrs. Mary Rogers Foore of Defiance, PA. Works for Blair Engineering and Supply Co., Altoona, PA. 5' 10" tall, brown hair and eyes, light complexion. U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2006.
LOCATION: 1969 - listed as a surviving brother, Charles Foor of Defiance, PA, in sister Cora's Dec. 1969 obituary.
 NAME: Mentioned in father's Jan. 2004 obituary. Not sure if Jo-Ellen is his mother as the obituary shows he had another sun, "Larry Snuggs, Jr.", which may be a step son and natural son to Jo-Ellen.
 William FORE, aged 64, custodian of the Rochester City park for the past seven years, died at his home in quarters provided for him in the park shortly after 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. Death was due to a heart attack.
Mr. Fore had just turned on the park lights when he became ill and returned to his home. He asked Mrs. Fore to call a doctor and while she was filling her husband's request he succumbed. Mr. Fore had been under the care of a doctor for some time for a heart ailment.
LOCATION: 1920 - Newcastle Twp. - listed are Tural Foor, 18y female b 7-26-01, Verl Fore, 16y male b 11-28-03, Velma Foor 11y b 1-14-08; parents: William and Eva Fore. FULTON COUNTY INDIANA SCHOOL ENUMERATION 1920, Wendell C. Tombaugh, 1990; Fulton County Indiana Public Library, online database, 2003.
Draft Registration Card - Name listed as William Franklin Fore of Rochester, Fulton Co., IN. Born March 25, 1875. Farmer. Wife's name listed as Eve May Foor of Rochester. Brown eyes, black hair. Sept. 12, 1918. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. National Archives and Records Administration. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918.
 DOM/POM: Melinda Fry, Amos Reed, Aug. 5, 1852 Hocking Co., Ohio. FHL Batch m514091, Hocking Co., Ohio, probate marriages 1818-1859.
Mary E. Shelburg, age 82, a lifelong resident of Wapello, Iowa died Tuesday morning, August 19, 1997 at the Morning Sun Care Center. The daughter of Charles and Virgie Strickler Hamilton, she was born February 20, 1915 at Newport, Ia. She married Cecil Spitznogle on March 6, 1934. He died on February 26, 1942. She later married Delbert Shelburg on July 2, 1955. He preceded her in death on April 5, 1980. Survivors include three daughters, Shriley Foor of Wapello, Virginia Spitnogle of Cedar Rapids and Dian Maine of Wapello; a step-daughter Margaret Leverence of Studio City, Calif; five grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; a step granddaughter and a sister, Belva Hayes of Wapello.
Death certificate image. "Barabra" E. Smith, Ohio City, Ohio RFD #3, Liberty Twp., Van Wert Co., OH, died Dec. 8, 1917, aged 70y 7m 13d, married, born April 25, 1847 in OH to Barnhart Hart b PA and Anna M. Wooster b Germany. Informant was J. E. Smith. Buried Ohio City, Ohio, Dec. 11, 1917.
 MAIDEN NAME: Listed as Eva Ann Henninger b PA on daughter Susan's death certificate.
 NAME: Fulton County, Indiana. Indiana Works Progress Administration.
listed as parents of Arthur E. FOOR.
DOD/POB/POD: From Madeline Foor Guillaum via Feb. 2004 email. She says Dessie is the d/o Oliver Perry Hodge (1878-1913) and Cora Huber (1879-1959).
Dessie M. BATONIE, 85, Valparaiso, formerly of Rochester, died Sunday in Valparaiso.
She was born July 11, 1900 in Wheatfield to Perry and Cora HUBER HODGE. She had lived in Valparaiso for 20 years, and was a member of the Women of the Moose.
Surviving are a daughter, Madeline GUILLIAM, Valparaiso; two sons, Arthur FOOR, Merrillville, and Robert FOOR, Hammond; seventeen grandchildren; twenty-four great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; two sisters, Bernice DUSEK and Zelma DEERBERG, both of Wheatfield, and a brother, Harold [HODGE], South Bend.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Bartholomew Funeral Home,Valparaiso, with Dr. M.W. Robert CRAIG officiating. Burial will be at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday in the Rochester I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
NOTE: Listed in son Arthur's 2010 obit as "Dessie Batonie (Hodge-Foor)".
 DOB/DOD/SPOUSE/DOM: Edmund West, comp. Family Data Collection - Individual Records. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000.
DOD/POD: Glenn A. Hoffman resided and died in Chelan Co., WA on Nov. 4, 1976, age 89. Ancestry.com. Washington Death Index, 1940-1996 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2002. Original data: Washington State Department of Health. State Death Records Index, 1940-1996. Microfilm. Washington State Archives, Olympia, Washington.
 CENSUS: 1940 Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio, ED 23-7 SH 1A; Campground Road. HOUMEL, Frank W., head, 51y single b OH, 8th grade education, farm laborer, earned $300 annual salary last year, works 40 hours.
Co., Ohio,Chapter OGS, 1996, p 104. The birthdate of 19 Jun 1870 has to be wrong since she was 5 in the 1870 census with two siblings younger than here; Daniel F. and Alice J.
This family just... seemed to disappear. There's a John Israel who shows up in the same county in 1870, and he's about the same age. However, he's the same John Israel that shows up in the 1850 census in Morgan Co., Ohio and married Mary Wheeler. This is not the same one.
I've tried searching for ANY David or Sarah (regardless of last name) born between 1849-1851 in Fairfield, Franklin, and Pickaway counties to see if I could find the family. No luck.
(looks like 1 or 2, can't tell which).
JEFFERS, Homer W., 25y b WV, parents b WV, does not live on farm, rents home for $12/month, farm laborer married at 20y.
", Hazel C., wife 22y b WV, parents b WV, married at 17y.
 DOB/POB: From info submitted by Norma F. Jennings, 104 Midway Drive, Columbus Junction, IA 52738-9611 to Everton Publisher's online site.
NAME/DOM/POM: "Las Vegas, Clark Co., NV Marriage Index, County Clerk's online website". Certificate C 404819.
NAME: From husband Donald R. Foor via my guestbook, May 2002.
 DOM/POM: Ohio Marriages 1800-1958, familysearch.org; Jesse Charles Brown of Canal Winchester, Ohio, inspector,is 29 on the 27 of May, 1914, born in Canal Winchester to Charles Brown and Margaret Foor. Esther Marguerite Kark is 23 on the 27th of March 1914, resides Findlay, Hancock Co., Ohio, born same, no occupation, parents Charles A. Karg and Mary Best. Neither previously married. Married Jan. 9, 1915 by Rev. A. A. Hundley, pastor Trinity Lutheran Church, Findlay, Ohio.
bride's Charles A. Karg and Mary Best.
1917 or 18 draft registration card. Jesse Charles Brown of 646 Kendall? Ave., Columbus, Ohio, age 34, born May 27, 1884, works for Columbus Gas and Fuel Co., nearest relative is Ester Margarite Brown of same address. Nothing listed for height or build, or eye and hair color. Ancestry.com. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005.
BROWN, Jess C., head, 34y b OH, fa b PA, ma b OH; Commercial dept, Gas. Co.
Death certificate image. Martin Jacob Kerns, died 514 Geo. St., Van Wert, Van Wert Co., Ohio, Hodkins dissease. Retired farmer. Born June 22, 1850 in Ohio to Henry Kerns b OH and Louise Miller b OH. Informant Anna Edith Kerns of Lima, Ohio. Buried in Van Wert June 22.
 "I am looking for any information about William Kline, born 3 April 1802 in PA. He married Elizabeth Wildermuth in Fairfield Co. Ohio . He was the oldest of 7 children. His father was murdered in the foot hills of the Allegany Mts. but I have not other information about him or the other 6 children.
eberberich@jvlnet.com" (Wrote this person 19 Jan 2000). This was a querie posted at a Fairfield County, Ohio site. She, Emily Berberich, wrote back and said she hasn't done any research on this family lately.
Death certificate image: Name listed as John Lamb born Dec. 17, 1849 in Fairfield Co., Ohio, father Peter Lamb b OH, and mother Katharine Lane b Ohio, informant Mr. Robert Lamb of Lancaster, Ohio, died March 17, 1931 in Greenfield Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio at age 81, 3m 0 d, single, retired farmer, carcinoma of Prostate and senility. Buried Betzer Cemetery March 20.
NOTE: There is no listing for this John Lamb in the books, "Cemeteries of Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield County Gen. Soc., Chapter OGS, 1996". Since he was single, perhaps no stone was erected for him, or if one did exist, it is no longer there or visible. The year of death means he was most likely buried on the newer side of Betzer Cem., a.k.a. New Betzer Cem.
 DOM/POM: LDS Batch M514353 Source 295270 V.3-4 - Fairfield County, Ohio, probate marriages. Names listed as David Markwood and Minerva Kiger.
Death certificate image. David B. Markwood, Greenfield Twp., Fairfield Co., Ohio, Feb. 27, 1928, aged 78y 2m 13d, married to Minerva Markwood. Born Dec. 14, 1849 in Petersburg, WV to Conrad Markwood b WV and unknown mother. Informant was R. B. or P. B. Markwood of Lancaster, Ohio. Buried lancaster Mausoleum, Feb. 29.
SSDI: Mark McFarland, 21 Sep 1926 - Jul 1978.
DOD/POD: Mark L. McFarland, resided Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, died at Grant Hosp., Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, July 6, 1978, age 51, married. Ancestry.com and Ohio Department of Health. Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2002 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.
POBurial: Name shown as Mark L. McFarland, 09/21/1926 - 07/06/1978, father Lester McFarland. "The Fleshman Files" website, accessed 2008, Green Lawn Cemetery Records, Columbus, Ohio.
 DOM/POM: Names listed as Catherine Miller and Jacob Kiger. "Fairfield County, Ohio Marriages, V III, 1852-1868, Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 2006.
DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Amanda Twp., Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield County Gen. Soc., Chapter OGS, 1992, p 70. Name listed as Catharine Kiger, 1843-1916.
Death certificate image. Mrs. Kate Kiger, Amanda twp., Fairfield Co., OH., Dec. 24, 1916, aged 73y 7m 26d, widow, born April 28, 1843 Lancaster, OH to unknown MILLER of unknown birth and Catharine Klinger b Germany. Informant was Miss Laura Kiger of RFD Lancaster, Ohio. Buried Amanda Twp. Cem., Dec. 27.
DOM/POM: Nancy Studor, Oliver J. Morris, June 16, 1850. "Fairfield County, Ohio Marriages, V II, 1836-1851", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 2005.
 DOM/POM: Mary A. Mumaugh and John W. Fleming, 14 march 1861. "Fairfield County, Ohio Marriages, V III, 1852-1868", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 2006.
survived by one son, Harry M. Myers Jr., Baltimore, two daughterrs, Mrs.
DOB/DOD/POBurial: Name listed as Harry M. Myers, 1901-1960. "Cemeteries of Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield County Gen. Soc., Chapter OGS, 1996, p 77.
 Marriage Index shows info as Norman H. Novick, 39y, and Bonita J. Foor, 29y. www.vitalsearch-ca.com.
transcription; "The Fleshman Files" website, accessed 2008.
 NAME: Listed as surviving grandchildren, Jack Jr. and Joseph Saia, in Bernard E. Foor's December 2006 obit.
Source Bibliography: [FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO:] Index to Naturalizations of Fairfield County, Ohio. [Lancaster, Ohio:] Ohio Genealogical Society, Fairfield County Chapter, 1983. 48p.
 DOB/POB: Fairfield Co., Ohio, probate birth image. Noble Schenck b Nov. 25, 1896 Bloom Twp. to A. E. Schenck and Ida M. Rauch of Marcy, Ohio.
"none" is listed for everyone for the column of occupation.
The following is from Ancestry.com. Ohio Military Men, 1917-18. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data from: Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the World War, 1917-1918, Volumes I-XXIII. Columbus, OH: F. J. Heer Printing Co., 1926.
Enlistment Location: Recruiting Station Los Angeles, Calif.
Assigns Comment: Training Camp San Diego Calif to 11 Nov 1918. AS 105 days. Ordinary Discharge 21 Feb 1919. Demobilization Training Camp San Diego Calif. AS.
DOD/POD: Noble W. Schenck of Delaware, Delaware Co., Ohio, died 28 July 1972 in Veterans Adm. Med. Ctr., Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio, 74y, married, certificate 064328.
Death certificate image. Anna Christina Smith resided and died in rural Madison Twp., Pickaway Co., Ohio, Canal Winchester RFD #2, July 23, 1951, never married, born Jan. 4, 1867 in Ohio. Died aged 84y 6m 19d, parents David L. Smith and Eliza Fellers. Informant Miss Elva Smith. Buried Lithopolis Cem., July 27.
 DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Twp., Fairfield Co., OH", Fairfield County Gen. Soc., Chapter OGS, 1996, p 321. Name listed as Gale Smith, full dates. Buried original plat, lot 18, grave 3. DOD here shown as May 12th.
DOD/POD: "Ohio Death Certificate Index, 1913-1937", Ohio Historical Society, online ohiohistory.org. DOD here listed as May 13th. V 4740 Cert. 28264; name listed as Gale G. Smith.
LOCATION: 1909 - listed as a surviving daughter, Mrs. Minerva L. Rohr of Springfield in father's Feb. obit.
LOCATION: 1929 - listed as a surviving sister, Mrs. Minerva Rohr of Savannah, GA., in brother Elmer's Nov. obit.
Death certificate image. Minerva Rohr, resides reare of 513 E. Liberty, Springfield, Clark Co., Ohio, resident of community for 50 years, died Oct. 26, 1946 aged 94y 5m 27d, widow of Joel Rohr. Born April 29, 1852 in Pickaway Co., Ohio to Ruben Smith b PA and Eliza Glick b unknown. Informant was Mrs. Leota McWade of same address. Buried Oct. 29, 1946 in Obetz Cem.
Death certificate image. Lavina Hall, Madison twp., Pickaway Co., Ohio, April 25, 1911 aged 74y 9m 15d, widow, born July 10, 1836 Ohio to Conrad Solt b PA and Sarah Brobst b PA. Informant was William Hall of Ashville, Ohio. Buried Reber Hill, April 28.
STEVENS, Winfield, head, 54y b PA, parents b PA, laborer, rubber co.
HEFT, Melissa, dau 24y single b OH, fa b PA, ma b OH, general office, printing co.
 NAME/DOB/POB: From Madeline Foor Guillaum via Jan. 2011 email.
attending school is the 7 year old.
NOTE: It appears that May possibly had Rollie Davis out of wedlock. He appears as a grandchild of Joseph Twigg, named Rollie Davis. However, there's a Rollie Twigg who lists his mother as May Shine of Arcadia, Hancock Co., Ohio on his 1918 draft registration card. In 1920 his name appears as Rollie Shine. Three names for same individual.
1918 - Sept. 1918 Franklin Co., Ohio, draft registration card. name listed as Rollie Emmet Twigg of 202 W. Second, Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, age 20, born Oct. 13, 1897, medium height, slender build, brown eyes, dark brown hair, Wagon Driver for He--- Becker & Co. of Columbus. Nearest relative is Mrs. Mae Shine of Arcardia, Hancock Co., Ohio, mother. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-18 [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002.
SSDI: Name shown as Rollie Twigg, born 13 oct 1898, died Dec. 1963. Issued a social security card in Ohio. No last known residence shown.
WHITHEARSE, Abe., 27y laborer b OH, parents b OH, single, stave maker, can't read or write.
NOTE: My guess is that Thomas and Mary are actually SHARP's rather than Whitehurst's.
 NAME/DOB/DOD/Spouse/POBurial:"Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 354. "G. W. Smith".
", Lois, granddau 2y b Ark.
DOM/POM; Seymour E. Williamson and Carrie S. Bookwalter, 27 Nov 1873. "Fairfield County, Ohio Marriages, V IV, 1869-1879", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 2008.
DOB/DOD: From Judith Flinn via Nov., 2000 email.
 NAME/DOB/POB: LDS Ancestral File submission #AF83-060427, film 1394265, by John F. Valentine of Springville, UT; date unk.
Family 1 : Bessie A.
 DOB/DOD/POBurial: "Cemeteries of Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH", Fairfield Co., Ohio, Chapter OGS, 1996, p 360. Years only except DOBurial. Earl B. Zaayer. Buried 3rd addition, part 2, lot 96 grave 4.
Residence: 1040 E. Main St., Columbus, O.
Assigns Comment: 158 Depot Brigade to 4 Aug 1918; Mail Detachment 84 Division to Discharge Private, first class 27 Aug 1918; Corporal 23 Oct 1918. American Expeditionary Forces 9 Sept 1918 to 13 July 1919. Honorable discharge 22 July 1919.
1917 - draft registration card. Name listed as Earl B. Zaayer of 1040 E. Main Street, Columbus, Ohio, born March 12, 1891 in Lithopolis, Ohio. Post office clerk in Columbus. Single. Medium height, stout build, black hair and eyes. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-18 [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002.
LOCATION: 1928 Miss Estella Foor entertained the following Sunday guests: Mr.
LOCATION: 1937 - listed as a surviving son, Earl B. Zaayer, of Columbus, in father's June obit.
LOCATION: 1942 - listed as a surviving son, Earl B. Zaayer in mother's April obit.


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The Back of the Yards Buccaneers will get to play in the World Youth Championship in mid-December
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Professional Coin Grading Service will display the PCGS Set RegistrySM sets of circulation strike and proof Buffalo nickels at the American Numismatic Association World
Professional Coin Grading Service will display the PCGS Set RegistrySM sets of circulation strike and proof Buffalo nickels at the American Numismatic Association World?s Fair of Money convention in Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 8-12.
The sets consist of 16 coins that are the finest ever submitted for certification. They include the 1913-S Type One (PCGS MS-68) and 1920-S (PCGS MS66).
Produced for circulation from 1913 to 1938, Buffalo nickels were designed by acclaimed sculptor James Earle Fraser. Collectors also describe them as Indian Head nickels.
?These are from the collection of Gerald Forsythe. The weighted grade point average of the basic set of circulation strikes is an amazing 66.50, and the average for the proof Buffalo nickels is 68,? said B.J. Searls, PCGS set registry manager.
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PCGS to display early proof coppers
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Крилі́вка — село в Україні, у Бердичівському районі Житомирської області. Населення становить 362 особи.

Географія
Через село тече річка Яр Цапиного Хутора, ліва притока Роставиці.

Історія
Під час організованого радянською владою Голодомору 1932—1933 років померло щонайменше 264 жителі села.

Відомі особистості
В поселенні народився:
 Шевчук Олег Анатолійович (* 1975) — український економіст.

Див. також
 Перелік населених пунктів, що постраждали від Голодомору 1932—1933 (Житомирська область)

Примітки

Посилання
 Погода в селі Крилівка

Села Житомирської області

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Vargas Llosa: A Person with Attributes
Alfredo Fernandez
Mario Vargas Llosa. Photo by Manuel González Olaechea y Franco, commons.wikimedia.org
I just received the news that Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa has been awarded the Nobel Prize for literature by the Swedish Academy. Though Vargas Llosa is my favorite writer, like most other Cubans I was introduced to his work late (in the 1990s). Since his writing was prohibited on the island after the early '70s.
I grew up shrouded in the myth Vargas Llosa, invariably depicted in the Cuban media as someone on the extreme right "who has always been an enemy of Cuba."
The departure of almost all my friends to Spain in the '90s provided me with a source of information that enabled me to occasionally read his weekly column in the newspaper "El Pais."
My first great surprise when reading his articles was that I couldn't find the "right wing enemy of the poor" that had been described; to the contrary, I discovered a judicious intellectual who from the early '70s had decided to break with the out-of-step Latin American left. Moreover, it was this same political bloc that, despite its enormous effort, was never able to quarantine this writer's enormous talent, as they had managed to do to Cuban writer Cabrera Infante in his first years of exile in London.
Through Vargas Llosa I have learned things as indispensable as the fact that the most beautiful women in America are Colombians, and that I would give what I didn't have for such a "visitor" to knock at my door. I learned that dictators are the types you should get as far away from as possible, regardless of whether they're named Odria or Trujillo; and also that happiness doesn't exist, at least not in the way expressed by his characters Flora Tristan or Paul Gauguin; but nor does unhappiness exist. All this concealed wisdom can be found in that children's game in Vargas Llosa's Paraíso en la otra esquina.
When the writer received the news of the award he didn't want to believe it. At first he thought it was a joke, but just to be sure he turned on the television and the news was confirmed. This was an honor that he has deserved for a long time, but now it will finally wind up in his hands.
Not doubting that Vargas Llosa is the best writer of the Latin American boom, the Swedish Academy explained that he is receiving it "for his cartography of the structures of power and his sharp reflection of the resistance of the individual, of their rebellion and of their defeat." It's worth clarifying that if some entity has gained prestige with this award, it is in fact the Swedish Academy, because this time the bestowing of the Nobel Prize for literature raises no doubts.
This is the humble congratulations of an admiring Cuban, to he who is entering eternity for once and for all, the greatest living writer in the Spanish language: Jorge Mario Pedro Vargas Llosa.
Alfredo Fernandez: I didn't really leave Cuba, it's impossible to leave somewhere that you've never been. After gravitating for 37 years on that strange island, I managed to touch firm ground, but only to confirm that I hadn't reached anywhere. Perhaps I will never belong anywhere. Now I'm living in Ecuador, but please, don't believe me when I say where I am, better to find me in "the Cuba of my dreams.
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2 thoughts on "Vargas Llosa: A Person with Attributes"
Anybody who considers the squalid, for-sale bourgeois "Nobel Committees" to be authorities on anything other than the maintenance of the 'legitimacy' of the bourgeois order could IMO indeed become an apologist for this Rightwinger… Vargas-Llosa is on-record enuff with his pro-imperialist guff that this writer above could and should know better than to write this article. Havana Times has every democratic right to post articles from across the political spektrum; but the further it strays from the defence of the interests of the international working-class — the closer it will inevitably draw towards support for imperialism: because there simply is no 'middle ground' "Third Way" between them. And those who claim otherwise are either deluding themselves about the objective nature of the class-struggle — essentially between TWO classes, related to each other by the concrete nature of the present mode of production, Worldwide — or more simply supporting the other side. Which is it? Which side are you on, fella..?
And isn't pro-socialist colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez the better writer, really, for that matter..?
As El Che said once: "Words that do not match deeds are unimportant". Likewise the prize given to the unabashed racist, Mario Vargas Llosa. The Nobel Prize Committee no longer pretends to have a fair-handed approach in its awards. It is now openly part of global neo-con psychological operations. It's surprise Nobel Peace Prize award last year startled even the recipient, who was on the verge of escalating a conflict he inherited. This year's Peace Prize could have gone to a truly deserving peaceworker, Senadora Piedad Cordoba, but that was not to be as it would have offended the neocon strategy in Latin America. Still one despairs not. Mario Vargas LLosa will continue to live in infamy as a racist promoter of Euro-descendant supremacy over the Indigenous and Afro-descendant populations of Peru and the rest of Latin-America. The progressive unity within the diversity of the peoples of America Latina will triumph over the false image makeover given to the elitist-racist literary symbol by the Nobel Prize Committee.
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Transportation-Related Occupational Fatalities
Percentages may not add to totals due to rounding.
The above categories do not define the types of jobs people had, nor the industries in which they worked. The categories define the ways in which they died. For example, a representative traveling for business reasons who is killed in a rail accident would be listed under rail.
a Based on the 1992 Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Injury and Illness Classification Manual.
b Numbers may not add to totals because transportation categories may include subcategories not shown separately.
c Includes collisions between vehicles/mobile equipment moving in the same or opposite directions, such as in an intersection; between moving and standing vehicles/mobile equipment at the side of a roadway; or a vehicle striking a stationary object. Also includes noncollisions, e.g., jack-knifed or overturned vehicle/mobile equipment–no collision; ran off highway–no collision; struck by shifting load; sudden start or stop; not elsewhere classified.
d Refers to farms and industrial premises. Includes collisions between vehicles/mobile equipment; vehicles/mobile equipment striking a stationary object. Also includes noncollisions such as a fall from a moving vehicle/mobile equipment, fall from and struck by vehicle/mobile equipment, overturned vehicle/mobile equipment, and loss of control of vehicle/mobile equipment.
e Includes worker struck by vehicle/mobile equipment in roadway, on side of road, in a parking lot, or nonroad area.
f Includes collisions, explosions, fires, fall from or on ship/boat, and sinking/capsized water vehicles involved in transportation. Does not include fishing boats.
g Includes collisions between railway vehicles, railway vehicle and other vehicle, railway vehicle and other object, and derailment.
h Data does not include fatalities from the terrorist attacks of September 11, which totaled 2,886.
U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI), available at http://www.bls.gov/iif/oshcfoi1.htm as of Mar. 19, 2021.
National Transportation Statistics Table 2-7


Amber Rose has sent a message of support to Khloe Kardashian after pictures surfaced of her boyfriend Tristan Thompson seemingly kissing another woman over the weekend.
Tristan was seen getting cosy with a pretty brunette at PH-D Lounge, a rooftop bar in Manhattan, over the weekend. The video clip shows Tristan chatting to the woman before he seemingly leans in for a kiss.
The woman who captured the footage said: "I was there and he was on the table right next to us with a group of friends and some girl who he was obviously making out with all night. They were holding each other and it was so obvious. They were there when I got there and they were part of a big group of friends. They were talking and being around each other all night.


This is the third part of the blog on Basic Monitoring and Administration for the Integration Developer. The first and second one can be accessed here and here.
In this blog, we shall explore the logs available for the integration developer.
As an integration developer, you have access to the following two logs that can help you debug message processing and artifact deployment issues.
Let me take an example of a "failed" message to explain this log.
Consider the following integration flow. The Integration flow is triggered on a particular schedule, followed by a content modifier (where I have inserted text in the body of the payload); followed by a multicast message that sends the message to two different branches and to two different receivers. In the monitoring view, I get a failed message processing.
First step – click on the message and in the Properties View, you can view the message monitoring log.
It is a very detailed log and it can appear confusing at first. However, once you understand the structure of the log it becomes easier.
Tip: The default view includes leading spaces in the logs. If you choose to read in a more linear top-down fashion, you can remove the leading spaces. The option is provided in the menu.
The first block of the log contains an overview. If provides the overall status and also the time taken to complete the message processing.
After the overview information block, each processing step is included. In our example, the first step is a scheduled timer start. So, the scheduler starts with the "Children" block. A unique processing ID is created for the timer and you can see that it has successfully completed.
After the Timer step, it goes to the Content Modifier step. This is also executed correctly. However, the step after content modifier, the multicast step, shows an error. And the processing has failed for branch 1 of the multicast.
On scrolling to the right and reading the complete line, it shows that the error is related to connecting to the SFTP server connected to this branch. That helps us in isolating the problem.
Since it is a parallel multicast message, the second branch has executed successfully and it could send the message to the receiver.
The log also provides useful information on how much time each processing step has taken.
There you go; that is how you should interpret the message monitoring log. Let us move on to the next log.
On deployment, I find that the component monitor shows an Error status.
Go to the Tail Log view of the Worker Node and check for the detailed error.
Navigate to the Tail Log view in the Integration Operations perspective.
Tip: Enter the name of the integration flow in the search box and click on the next button.
Check the reasons for the error.
The error is interpreted as the system.jks file not been deployed to the tenant. So, the developer might have just forgotten to deploy the system.jks file, which contains the tenant certificates, to the tenant.
just FYI – In the previous example of the Message monitoring log, the log is also stored in the Tail log. But we need not come to the Tail log to interpret the error. It is easier in the Message monitoring log.
Spoiler [ 😉 ]: To debug this error, you need not go to the Tail logs view. You can obtain it from the Component Monitor view itself. In the context menu of the message, click on Show Error Details. It would provide the error details in the pop-up window. Never-the-less, this example is a good showcase on when to use the Tail Logs.
Hope you have gained a perspective of how to use the monitoring and administration for your development requirements.
Let me know your feedback or suggestions on improving this blog.


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Renato M. Santos, M.D. Joins Cardiology Faculty
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Renato M. Santos, M.D., has joined the cardiology faculty at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center as assistant professor.
An interventional cardiologist, Santos is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology. He received his medical degree from the University of Iowa in 1990. He completed his residency and fellowship at Duke University.
Santos' clinical interest is in general cardiology with a focus on cardiac catheterization and catheter-based treatment (such as angioplasty and stenting) of coronary artery disease and peripheral vascular disease. He is currently accepting patients. His research interests include clinical trials of coronary artery disease and acute coronary syndromes.
He is married to Sharon Castellino, M.D., who will join the Wake Forest Baptist faculty in October in pediatric hematology and oncology. Their son Andreas, age 7, attends school at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church and their daughter Olivia, age 3, attends the Montessori School of Winston-Salem. The family lives in Winston-Salem.
Media Contacts: Jim Steele, jsteele@wfubmc.edu, Shannon Koontz, shkoontz@wfubmc.edu, or Karen Richardson, krchrdsn@wfubmc.edu, at 336-716-4587.
About Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center: Wake Forest Baptist is an academic health system comprised of North Carolina Baptist Hospital and Wake Forest University Health Sciences, which operates the university's School of Medicine. The system comprises 1,282 acute care, psychiatric, rehabilitation and long-term care beds and is consistently ranked as one of "America's Best Hospitals" by U.S. News & World
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Erigeron elegantulus is a North American species of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae known by the common names blue dwarf fleabane and volcanic daisy.

Erigeron elegantulus is an uncommon plant native to the Modoc Plateau and nearby areas in northeastern California and in eastern and southern Oregon.

Erigeron elegantulus grows on the rocky volcanic soils of the region. It is a small perennial herb forming patches of narrow, hard, pointed leaves a few centimeters long in shades of green to white. The erect stems are up to 15 centimeters (8 inches) in height and each hold a single flower head less than a centimeter (0.4 inches) wide. The head has a center of yellow disc florets and a fringe of 20-25 ray florets which may be blue, purple, or pink.

References

External links
Jepson Manual Treatment
United States Department of Agriculture Plants Profile
Calphotos Photo gallery, University of California

elegantulus
Flora of California
Flora of Oregon
Flora of the Great Basin
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Endemic flora of the United States
Plants described in 1895
Flora without expected TNC conservation status


Toronto, August 13, 2012: Trevor James & The Perfect Gentlemen have recently secured a month long engagement at Toronto hotspot, The Garrison. The residency is leading up to an October 2012 release of their new digital EP entitled "Happy To Be Here".
TJPG delivered a debut self titled album in the spring of 2008, released on Canadian label – Pop Culture Records/ Fontana North. The album introduced the honest, hard-working lyrical styling of the band: combined with their now signature rootsy folk anthem melodies. More recently, Trevor and his band released a sophomore effort entitled COMMUNITY EP. COMMUNITY helped develop and establish the true vision of the band, and led them to play at venues and festivals such as Bluesfest, Zaphods, Canada Day Festival in Ottawa, and the Manhattan in Moncton.
In true TJPG style, the band has opted to initiate promotion of their residency with a 'digital' twist. Over the course of the upcoming show dates, fans alike can enter to win a piece from the Trevor James & The Perfect Gentlemen Ultimate Survival Kit. The kit consists of local treasures from TJPG's favourite businesses and merchants such as, The Lakeview Restaurant, Philips, Poutini's House Of Poutine, Jameson Irish Whiskey and more. In order to enter the promotional contest, fans can visit http://bit.ly/NMPkLL.


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Neil Armstrong (polno ime Neil Alden Armstrong), ameriški častnik, vojaški pilot, preizkusni pilot, astronavt, prvi človek, ki je hodil po površini Lune, * 5. avgust 1930, Wapakoneta, Ohio, ZDA, † 25. avgust 2012, Cincinnati.

Armstrong se je rodil in odraščal v Wapakoneti v Ohiu. Diplomiral je na univerzi Purdue, študiral je letalski inženiring. Šolnino na fakulteti mu je plačala ameriška mornarica v sklopu programa Holloway. Leta 1949 je postal član mornarice, naslednje leto pa mornarski letalec. V času korejske vojne je vojno območje preletel z letalom Grumman F9F Panther z letalonosilke USS Essex. Septembra 1951 je bilo Armstrongovo letalo med nizkim bombardiranjem poškodovano, ko je trčilo v protiletalski kabel, napet čez dolino, ta pa je odrezal velik del enega krila. Armstrong se je bil prisiljen rešiti. Po vojni je diplomiral na univerzi Purdue in postal testni pilot na postaji za visoke hitrosti Nacionalnega svetovalnega odbora za aeronavtiko (NACA) v letalski bazi Edwards v Kaliforniji. Prav tako je bil pilot projekta lovcev serije Century in je sedemkrat letel s severnoameriškim X-15. Bil je tudi udeleženec programov ameriški letalskih sil Man in Space Soonest ter programa človeških vesoljskih letov X-20 Dyna-Soar.

Armstrong se je pridružil Nasini skupini astronavtov na drugem naboru, ki je potekal leta 1962. Svoj prvi vesoljski polet kot poveljnik misije Gemini 8 je opravil marca 1966 in postal prvi Nasin civilni astronavt, ki je poletel v vesolje. Med to misijo je s pilotom Davidom Scottom izvedel prvi manever spajanja dveh ročno pilotiranih plovil v vesolju. Misija je bila prekinjena, ko je Armstrong porabil nekaj svojega goriva za nadzor ponovnega vstopa za stabilizacijo nevarnega prevračanja, ki ga je povzročil zataknjen potisnik. Med usposabljanjem za drugi in zadnji vesoljski polet kot poveljnik Apolla 11 se je moral nekaj trenutkov pred strmoglavljenjem izstreliti iz Lunarnega pristajalnega raziskovalnega vozila. 20. julija 1969 sta Armstrong in pilot lunarnega modula Apollo 11 Buzz Aldrin postala prva človeka, ki sta pristala na Luni, naslednji dan pa sta dve uri in pol preživela zunaj vesoljskega plovila lunarnega modula Orel (Eagle), medtem ko je Michael Collins ostal v lunarni orbiti v poveljniškem modulu Apollo Columbia. Ko je Armstrong prvič stopil na Lunino površje, je izrekel znamenit stavek: »To je majhen korak za človeka, a velik skok za človeštvo.« Pristanek je bil v živo predvajan za okoli 530 milijonov gledalcev po vsem svetu. Apollo 11 je tako predstavljal zmago ZDA v vesoljski dirki z izpolnitvijo nacionalnega cilja, ki ga je leta 1961 predstavil predsednik John F. Kennedy, da človek pristane na Luni in se varno vrne na Zemljo še pred koncem desetletja. Predsednik Richard Nixon je Armstronga skupaj s Collinsom in Aldrinom odlikoval s predsedniško medaljo svobode. Predsednik Jimmy Carter mu je leta 1978 podelil kongresno vesoljsko medaljo časti, pozneje pa je Armstrong z nekdanjimi sodelavci leta 2009 prejel še kongresno zlato medaljo.

Leta 1971 je izstopil iz Nase in do leta 1979 poučeval na Oddelku za vesoljsko inženirstvo na Univerzi v Cincinnatiju. Sodeloval je tudi pri preiskavi nesreče Apolla 13 in v Rogersovi komisiji, ki je preiskovala katastrofalno nesrečo Space Shuttle Challengerja. Leta 2012 je Armstrong umrl zaradi zapletov, ki so sledili operaciji koronarnega obvoda, v starosti 82 let.

Zgodnje življenje
Neil Armstrong se je rodil blizu Wapakonete v Ohiu 5. avgusta 1930 kot sin Viole Louise (rojene Engel) in Stephena Koeniga Armstronga. Imel je nemške, škotske in irske korenine. Bil je najstarejši od treh otrok, imel je še sestro June in brata Deana. Oče je bil revizor državne vlade Ohia, zato se je družina večkrat selila po državi in v 14-ih letih živela v 16-ih mestih. Armstrongova ljubezen do letenja je v tem času rasla, začelo se je že pri dveh letih, ko ga je oče odpeljal na letalske dirke v Cleveland. Ko je bil star pet ali šest let, je prvič letel z letalom v Warrenu v Ohiu, ko ga je oče popeljal s Fordom Trimotorjem (poznanim tudi kot ''Tin Goose'').

Do zadnje selitve družine je prišlo leta 1944, ko so se vrnili v Wapakoneto, kjer je Armstrong obiskoval srednjo šolo Blume in se učil letenja na letališču Wapakoneta. Na svoj 16. rojstni dan si je že prislužil študentsko spričevalo letenja, nato pa avgusta še dovoljenje za solo polete, vse to še preden je dobil vozniško dovoljenje za avto. Bil je tudi aktiven tabornik, ki je prišel do čina Orel. Pozneje je kot odrasel od njih prejel še dve posebni nagradi. Med letenjem proti Luni 18. julija 1969 je poslal pozdrave udeležencem nacionalnega srečanja tabornikov v Idahu. Med redkimi osebnimi predmeti, ki jih je nesel s seboj na Luno in nazaj, je bila tudi svetovna značka tabornika.

Pri 17-ih letih, leta 1947, je Armstrong začel študirati aeronavtični inženiring na univerzi Purdue v West Lafayetteu v Indiani. Bil je drugi član svoje družine, ki je obiskoval fakulteto. Bil je sprejet tudi na Tehnološki inštitut v Massachusettsu, vendar se je odločil, da bo raje šel v Purdue, potem ko je leta 1945 na stadionu v Ohiu spremljal nogometno tekmo med Purdue Boilermakersi in Ohio State Buckeyesi, v kateri je igralec Bob DeMoss prve pripeljal do trdne zmage nad cenjenimi nasprotniki. Stric, ki je obiskoval inštitut, mu je tudi svetoval, da bi lahko pridobil dobro izobrazbo ne da bi šel vse do Cambridgea v Massachusettsu. Šolnino je dobil plačano iz načrta Holloway. Uspešni kandidati so se zavezali k dvoletnemu študiju, ki sta mu sledili dve leti usposabljanja za letenje in eno leto službe letalca v ameriški mornarici, zatem pa še je sledil zaključek z zadnjima dvema letoma do diplome. Armstrong ni obiskoval ur iz pomorske znanosti, niti se ni pridružil zboru za usposabljanje mornariških rezervnih častnikov.

Poznejše življenje
Preden je postal astronavt, je bil oficir ameriške vojne mornarice in je služil v korejski vojni. Po koncu vojaškega roka je zaključil študij aeronavtičnega inženirstva na Purduejevi univerzi in se poročil z Janet Elizabeth Shearon. Par je imel tri otroke, ena hči je umrla v zgodnji mladosti.

Po tistem je deloval kot preizkusni pilot pri Nacionalnem svetovalnem odboru za aeronavtiko (predhodniku agencije NASA) in letel z več raketnimi letali, med njimi Bell X-1B, North American X-15 in Lockheed T-33; skupno je opravil preko 900 poletov.

Leta 1958 je postal udeleženec prvega ameriškega programa s ciljem izvesti polet človeka v vesolje, Man in Space Soonest ameriškega vojnega letalstva. Program je bil ukinjen še istega leta, ko ga je nadomestil projekt Mercury. Pri njem Armstrong ni sodeloval, sodeloval pa je pri naslednjem, X-20 Dyna-Soar preden je leta 1962 izstopil. Takrat je postal član korpusa astronavtov agencije NASA in v tej vlogi prvič poletel v vesolje kot poveljnik odprave Gemini 8.

Pri njegovem drugem in zadnjem poletu v vesolje je bil poveljnik odprave Apollo 11, v sklopu katere sta z Buzzom Aldrinom kot prva človeka pristala na Luni. Armstrong je 20. julija 1969 prvi izstopil iz pristajalnega modula in s tem postal prvi človek, ki je stopil na drugo nebesno telo. Površje sta raziskovala 2 uri in pol ter se nato skupaj s pilotom komandnega modula Michaelom Collinsom, ki je ostal v orbiti, varno vrnila na Zemljo.

Kmalu po tem poletu je zaključil s sodelovanjem v ameriškem vesoljskem programu in postal profesor inženirstva na Univerzi v Cincinnatiju, sodeloval pa je pri preiskavah nesreč odprave Apollo 13 in raketoplana Challenger. Poleg tega je bil aktiven kot predstavnik za stike z javnostjo in član odbora direktorjev več podjetij. Slavi, ki je je bil deležen kot prvi človek na Luni, se je do konca življenja izogibal in se je redko izpostavljal v javnosti. Umrl je 25. avgusta 2012 v 83. letu starosti zaradi zapletov po operaciji srca.

Poimenovanja

Na Luni je po njem poimenovan manjši krater Armstrong, ki se nahaja blizu mesta, kjer je pristal Apollo 11. Armstrongovo ime nosi tudi asteroid glavnega pasu 6469 Armstrong. Poleg tega so po njem poimenovali tudi več kot deset šol v ZDA in številne ulice, zgradbe ter druge kraje drugod po svetu.

Navedki

 »To je majhen korak za človeka, a velik skok za človeštvo.«
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Viri

Bibliografija

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Below is an update from Emily, one of the Nepal trip members. She helps with our Nepal Child Sponsorship Program and has been able to spend time with the children during the trip to Nepal. The letter below was sent to our current child sponsors and a couple pictures of the team with the children. Be praying for the team as they travel home in the coming days! Click here to find out more about our partnership in Nepal and the Child Sponsorship Program.
I cannot stop thinking about the amazing things God is doing here. The churches are doing amazing, the sponsorship is helping entire villages, and God seems to be bringing people to faith at a warp speed!
I've been able to hangout with some sponsor kids and the most valuable thing I've taken from it is that they are so thankful. Some of these kids have lost parents and are being raised by grandparents who won't be alive much longer. Because of YOU they don't have to be scared that they will have to wonder on the streets. God is taking care of their needs because of you and it makes me cry to watch it happen here.
I met a new family at the church here last week (2 girls and 1 boy) whose mom committed suicide 2 months ago and whose Dad went to Iraq and is not returning. It seems like so many of our sponsor kids have hard stories like this, but God has a plan and I know that he has definitely given us resources in America to help the poor and needy. Thank YOU so much for using your resources to help children not only survive, but thrive and be able to use their God given abilities! He is using it in more ways than you can believe.
We have quite a few more kids that we could help so if you know a family who might be interested in sponsoring would you let me know?
Thank you doesn't really seem to do justice, but thank you. I look forward to sharing pictures soon.
Join us Monday: February 8th from 7:00-8:30pm @ the church (in the basement) as the Nepal Team shares their stories and experiences!
We have been so blessed on this trip! We had an amazing time in Gorkha. The school was so welcoming and we all taught several different grades of students. We developed relationships and many of us were asked to teach full time by the school! They were so grateful for us coming. We had Young Life club and we were able to invite several students to club. So great to see Hindu students hear Amber's story and to be able to share the Gospel to them. We had one young man that Eric connected with that is very interested in becoming a christian.
We were able to go to Binay church in Gorhka. So many amazing stories of God's faithfulness to the believers there. We met the first believer in the area and prayed with him. We met and prayed with several pastors and leaders from the area. Amazing everyone we saw in the whole valley would say Jamashe (the Christian greeting) to us. We heard stories of healing and powerful stories of sacrifice and dedication in their lives. Such a blessing to worship with them and help update the church.
Today we visited the slums where Paul and several others are tutoring students who are not able to go to school. We played with the children in the slums and then got to have tea with Paul, Shanti, Hom and Manu, such a great time! We also spent time with Chitra and saw more pictures and stories from the Chepang Village.
There is so much to be done here in Nepal. So many opportunities to serve and love people. I don't think anyone on our team wants to go home. We have been so encouraged and blessed. We have a closing time with the elders tomorrow and some of the Binay youth. We will see a missionary friend of mine in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
We would love prayer for our final days and for travel mercies as we head home. We are all pretty tired and some of us are starting to get a little sick. I wish I could share more of what God is doing here - but I hope this update give you a taste of it. Things have been busy and internet has been very limited between shortage of electricity and shortage of gas to run the generators.


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Coastguard rescue boy, 13, desperately clinging to perilous sheer cliff face by just his fingernails
The Coastguard released footage to raise awareness of safety around the coast
This is the moment the coastguard launched a daring rescue to save a 13-year-old boy who had been desperately clinging to a sheer cliff face for more than thirty minutes 'by his fingernails'.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has released the footage as a warning to those who might be walking along cliffs in the near future.
The young boy had started climbing the 300ft high cliff in Langdon, Dover from a terrace cut into the middle of the cliff.
He was some 175ft from the bottom of the cliff when he became stuck, unable to move up or down.
The coastguard immediately sprung into action by sending the Deal, Folkestone and Langdon Bay coastguard rescue teams and the HM Coastguard search and rescue helicopter based at Lydd to the scene.
Rob Chambers, the winchman, is lowered down to rescue the boy (Image: Maritime and Coastguard Agency)
All arrived soon after 11.10am today (May 11).
In an operation that took only minutes Rob Chambers, the winchman, was lowered to the young boy on a 200ft wire, and they were then both lowered to the base of cliff to safety.
HM Coastguard helicopter Captain James Lorraine said: 'Today's rescue was particularly difficult in view of the extremely perilous position the young boy was in.
"We knew he couldn't hold on for much longer as he'd already been there for around 30 minutes.
The coastguard desperately tries to rescue the boy (Image: Maritime and Coastguard Agency)
"Coastguard rescue teams on scene were unable to reach him safely due to the dense shrubbery so we knew then that it was down to us and we only had minutes to spare.
"Our winchman Rob Chambers was winched down to the casualty on a 200ft wire, while we stayed at an increased height to avoid endangering the young boy with the helicopter's intense downwash.
"Thankfully, the rescue went smoothly and the boy was reunited with his family at the base of the cliff. Despite the youngster's ordeal he thankfully escaped with only minor scrapes and bruises.
"Our grateful thanks go out to the Coastguard Rescue Teams for their support during this tense operation."
The rescue was a success (Image: Maritime and Coastguard Agency)
Matt Pavitt, Coastal Operations Area Commander who was on scene said it was a miracle that the boy had escaped without injury.
He said: "He was very, very lucky. The boy had been clinging on by his fingernails to stop himself from falling from the sheer rock face for just over 30 minutes and if he had let go this would have been a very different outcome.
"It only took minutes once the helicopter arrived and in those few minutes we all held our breath that the boy would hold on for a few more minutes.
"This rescue has had a very happy ending which we are all extremely thankful for.
"We would like take this opportunity to remind people to be cliff aware when visiting the coast.
"If you see anyone in danger, or witness someone who has fallen, call 999 immediately and ask for the Coastguard. Do not attempt to rescue them yourself."
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