Wayne Skogberg Celebration of Life Held March 10 2025
A celebration for Wayne Skogberg is set for Monday March 10 2025 at the Slovak Legion with doors at 11 00 a m and tributes at noon A full obituary appears in Saturday's Chronicle and is online at harbourviewfuneral ca Harbourview Funeral Centre by Arbor Memorial A death notice for Edward Trelinski 94 notes arrangements pending at Harbourview Funeral Centre with a full obituary due soon Condolences may be posted at harbourviewfuneral ca Love you forever from Mom Dave and Family.
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Molland of Badfinger dies at 77 in Minnesota
Jo y Molland a guitarist of Badfinger known for No Matter What and Day After Day died at 77 in Edina Minnesota. Funeral director Sam Sheffield-West confirmed the death noting Molland had lived in the state for decades. Badfinger famed as one of Apple Records earliest acts and linked to the Beatles had internal tragedy with Ham Evans and Gibbins deaths.
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Clark led Mississippi civil rights pioneer and longtime lawmaker dies
Lexington Mississippi Robert G Clark born in Holmes County and first Black legislator of 20th century Mississippi died at 96 His career spanned 1967 to 2004 rising to chair the House Ethics and Education committees and later speaker pro tempore He helped boost Black political gains amid Civil Rights era and his life journey from field labor to leadership echoes in Mississippi history
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Diaz-Balart, longtime Cuban democracy advocate, dies at 70
Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Cuban American congressman and advocate for a free Cuba, died after a cancer battle at age 70. A member of a prominent South Florida political family, he served 18 years in the U.S. House after earlier state roles and helped shape Latin American policy including the Cuban embargo and the Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act. Public memorial plans will be announced by his family.
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