Gordon Veurink 89 Holland resident obituary
Gordon Veurink aged 89 of Holland died Friday April 5 2019 born in Holland and a 1948 Holland High School graduate. He owned Veyrink City Kitchen and later worked in real estate. WW II era Army veteran Korean conflict. Survived by Betty his wife of 67 years, children Linda Bates Kathy Lopez Robert Veurink Ron Veurink and spouses eight grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Funeral and military services 11 am Tuesday April 9 at Dykstra Funeral Home Mulder Chapel with visitation 6 8 pm Monday April 8. Memorials optional online registry at dykstrafuneralhome.com.
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Gordon Veurink
Holland
Gord
Holland High School
Veyrink City Kitchen
Calvary Reformed Church
United States
Butch Veurink
David Veurink
Muriel
Orwin Cook
Betty
Linda Bates
Kathy
Augie Lopez
Robert
Leona Veurink
Ron
Sarah Veurink
Barbara
Raymond Vander
Meulen
Dykstra Funeral Home
Mulder
West 32Nd Street
Dan Carter
Dykstra Funeralhome.com
Delores Schutt 90 obituary in Holland Michigan
Delores Schutt, 90, died April 4, 2019, after a struggle with Alzheimer's. Born December 7, 1928, in Joliet, Illinois, she married Howard Schutt and shared 64 years. Survived by husband, children Mary and Joanne, grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Services April 9 at North Holland Reformed Church with visitation April 8 at Lakeshore Memorial Services. Burial in North Holland Cemetery.
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Delores Schutt
Appledorn Assisted Living Center
Joliet
Illinois
Delores
Holland High School
Howard Schutt
Ferris
Gladys Lanham
Robert Lanham
Jim Schutt
Mary Schutt
Joanne
Lew) Parsell
Michelle
Nick
Samantha
Jason
Rachel
Arlene
Ken) Tenckinck
Ila Schutt
Nelva VanKampen
Ray
Ann) Schutt
Don
Marlie) Schutt
North Holland
North Holland Cemetery
Lakeshorememorial.com
Schutt
Gordon Batey 58 obituary from Fennville Michigan
Gordon Leon Batey 58 of Fennville Michigan died April 3 2019 at Holland Hospital with family at his side. He was son of the late William and Betty Batey. He enjoyed hunting fishing vehicles quads and mud runs. Survived by partner Shelly Crane children Nola Eugene Haley Stephanie Brayman and Austin Batey siblings Ron Linda Maynard Darla Ed Hite Wilma Ryder Thelma Ipema Lee Julie Batey Lila Rodney Cowell seven grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Preceded by parents Donald Maynard and Jeffrey Ipema. A celebration of life will be held later. Memorial donations to American Diabetes Association. Online registry at ChappellFuneralHome.com.
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Gordon Leon Batey
Fennville
Michigan
Holland Hospital
William
Betty Batey
Gord
Gordy
Shelly Crane
Nola
Eugene) Haley
Stephanie
Brayman
Austin Batey
Ron
Linda) Maynard
Darla
Ed) Hite
Wilma Ryder
Thelma Ipema
Lee
Julie) Batey
Lila
Rodney) Cowell
Gordon
Donald Maynard
Jeffrey Ipema
American Diabetes Association
ChappellFuneralHome. Com
Kathy Gebben 65 Holland woman dies after cancer battle
Kathy Barrett Gebben, 65, of Holland Michigan, died at home March 30 after a cancer battle. She is survived by husband Jack, children Angela Cogar Ryan Gebben and Sara Bergman, six grandchildren, six great grandchildren, siblings Pat Linda Jack and sister-in-law Judy Gebben, and preceded by brother Michael Barrett. A celebration of life is 11 a.m. Monday April 8 at Christ Memorial Reformed Church. Donations may be made to Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital in lieu of flowers.
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Kathy
Barrett) Gebben
Holland
Michigan
Lord
Jack
Holland Michigan
Ray
Mary Barrett
Vero Beach
Florida
Angela
Charles) Cogar
Ryan
Tonya) Gebben
Sara
Daniel) Bergman
Pat
Jon) Ditmar
Linda
Michael) Huizenga
Ronda) Barrett
Judy Gebben
Michael Barrett
Dan Gebben
Christ Memorial Reformed Church
Graafschap Rd
Helen Devos Children’s Hospital
Michigan Supreme Court rules 6 month window for jobless fraud suits
Detroit residents wrongly accused of defrauding Michigan unemployment won a major ruling as the state Supreme Court said a six month window to sue begins when benefits are seized. The 6-0 decision overturns a lower court, allowing thousands to pursue claims while continuing related suits.
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Detroit
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Jennifer Lord
Rick Snyder
Lord
Snyder
Supreme Court
Multiple Michigan incidents briefed across counties
A Monroe woman is held on suspicion of concealing a boyfriend’s death after authorities found his body in a Southeast Michigan apartment. In Grand Rapids, two suspects in Gerald and Betty Ford grave-site vandalism cooperate as prosecutors review evidence. A PFAS bill would require VA coverage for veterans exposed to chemicals near bases, backed by Michigan lawmakers. In Charlotte, three people face homicide and related charges in a 2002 slaying with remains identified in 2015. Also in Grand Rapids, a caregiver received a year plus for abducting a child under an Amber Alert.
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Monroe
Michigan
Detroit
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Gerald Ford
Betty Ford
Fords
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Charlotte
Eaton County
Robert Caraballo
Ottawa County
Carabello
Beverly McCallum
Dineane Ducharme
Pasadena
Texas
Christopher McMillan
McMillan
Associated Press
Neil O'Brien
Ducharme
McCallum
Iyesha Gibbs
Kent County
Gibbs
John Grace
Benton Harbor
Veterans seek PFAS health care eligibility in Congress bill
Traverse City report notes a congressional bill to open federal health care services to veterans whose health issues stem from PFAS chemical exposure. The measure proposes coverage for related conditions and would expand access within the Department of Veterans Affairs system.
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Traverse City
Congress
Shots fired at EMU parking lot during Friday night event
Police at Eastern Michigan University investigated numerous shots fired in a parking lot near the Fletcher Building early Friday. Spokesman Geoff Larcom said many revelers were dancing as cars arrived, prompting the investigation into the incident.
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Ypsilanti
Eastern Michigan University
Fletcher
Geoff Larcom
Gas release caused compressor station fire in Michigan
Consumers Energy reports that a natural gas release by a safety venting fire gate at the Bay Natural Gas Compressor Station in Macomb County mixed with air in high winds and ignited by extremely hot equipment, triggering a fire during a bitter January cold snap. The company cites internal findings confirmed by a third party and says the venting process is normally safe but hazardous in extreme weather.
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Jackson
Consumers Energy
Michigan Public Service Commission
Bay
Macomb County
Consumers
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Gary Peters
Dan Kildee
Ann Arbor
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