Beloved John McRury Dies After Sudden Illness
John Edward McRury, born July 17 1970 in Thunder Bay Ontario, died April 24 2025. A mechanic and avid Boston Bruins fan he leaves wife Patricia and sons Zack and Josh among many relatives. A Celebration of Life will be held.
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Serena) Sokolowski
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Cindy) McRury
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Remembering a Loved One Through Local Health Care
A memorial message honoring Dale, Melissa, Luke, Amber, Liza and Tatum expresses enduring love and memory. It encourages supporting better local health care at home, framing the act as a lasting tribute to the deceased. The text includes a contact or reference code 35-4673 for local engagement.
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Walt Jocketty helped build Reds and Cardinals legacy
Walt Jocketty, three time MLB Executive of the Year and former Cardinals and Reds GM, died at 74 after health issues. He led St. Louis to seven straight winning seasons with 2004 2005 100+ win years and NL titles, hired La Russa, built rosters including Pujols Molina McGwire Edmonds Rolen, and later guided the Reds to three playoff appearances before leaving in 2016. He began with Oakland winning the 1989 World Series and was survived by his wife Sue and two children.
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Dick Barnett, Knicks star and Hall of Famer, dies at 88
Dick Barnett, a Hall of Fame guard who helped the New York Knicks win NBA titles in 1970 and 1978, died at age 88. A native of Gary Indiana, Barnett starred for Tennessee A&I, part of one of college basketball’s early dynasties, before a nine-year Knicks run and a place in the Hall of Fame as both player and college standout.
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