Tom Mieras obituary and memorial services announced
Tom Mieras 75 passed away September 27 2018 at home. Born in Grand Rapids Michigan he worked in logistics and supported the Senior Golf Tournament and Griffin's Youth Foundation. Survived by wife Mary Ann children John Rose Julie Shawn grandchildren Alec and Collin brother Bob. Services 3 p.m. Oct 2 at First Reformed Holland visitation 7 9 p.m. Oct 1 Dykstra Northwood Chapel. Memorials to GR Youth Foundation or Cheever Treatment Center.
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Tom Mieras
Tom
Grand Rapids
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Marinus P
Ruth (VanderWerf) Mieras
Grand Rapids Griffin
Youth Foundation
First Reformed of
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Mary Ann
Dykwell
John
Rose Mieras
Julie
Shawn Bogart
Alec John Mieras
Collin Jacob Mieras
Bob Mieras
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Daniel Gillett
Dick Doeden
John Mieras
Dykstra Funeral Home
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Ada Morehead 92 Fennville educator and faith leader dies
Haidee Ada Morehead of Fennville dies at home on September 25 2018 at age 92 Born January 5 1926 in Irving Illinois she taught for 20 plus years at Fennville Public Schools and led in the United Methodist Church Survived by daughters Hedy Morse Jody Martin Merri-Lou Tammy Pattison 11 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and brother-in-law Visitation is September 28 at Fennville United Methodist Church Funeral September 29 at the Fen nville Odist Church Burial in Fennville Cemetery Memorials to local scholarship funds online registry at ChappellFuneralHome com
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Ada” Morehead
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Hilt) Caulk
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Jody
Dennis) Martin
Merri-Lou Morehead
Tammy
Skip) Pattison
Peachtree City
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Lemar Hartman
Fennville United Methodist Church
Doug Tipken
Ron Hansen
F.E.F. Hustle and Harmony Scholarship Fund
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Barbara Hobeck 89 obituary notice in Holland Michigan
Barbara Hobeck age 89 died at home on Thursday September 27 2018 after a long nursing career with Ottawa County Health Department. She loved the outdoors boating and volunteering with Newaygo Sportsman Club. Survived by daughters Luanne Ryan Nancy Carlson and others including 12 great grandchildren. Funeral October 2 2018 noon at Langel and Sterenberg Funeral Home with visitation at 11am. Burial Pilgrim Home Cemetery. Memorials to American Diabetes Association.
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Ottawa County Health Department
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Newaygo
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Luanne Ryan
Nancy
Randy Carlson
Samantha Carus
Cameron
Laura Polinskey
Stephanie Ryan
April
Daniel Smith
Chris Dekker
Langel and Sterenberg Funeral Home
E. 16Th St
Holland
Timothy Vreeman
Pilgrim Home Cemetery
American Diabetes Association
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Holland Civic Center hosts chamber annual meeting at renovated venue
The Michigan West Coast Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting in Holland’s renovated Civic Center on Friday September 28 with a catered lunch and 500 plus attendees. The event coincided with a public grand opening planned for September 29 and featured keynote speaker Richard Montanez of Flaming Hot fame and awards to Crazy Horse Steakhouse & Saloon and Koops Inc.
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Facebook breach hits 50 million accounts with stolen access tokens
Facebook disclosed a major security breach affecting 50 million users and exposing access tokens that let attackers seize accounts. The hack, tied to a flaw in the View As feature, prompted logout of 50 million users plus 40 million more who were vulnerable. No pass word changes required, and no culprits or bases identified.
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Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg
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House votes to release Russian probe transcripts
The House Intelligence Committee approved releasing almost all interview transcripts from the Russia election meddling inquiry. Republicans faced criticism for omitting five transcripts while Democrats pushed for full public disclosure ahead of the midterms.
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Trump signs spending plan to avert government shutdown
President Trump signed an 854 billion dollar spending bill to keep the federal government open through December 7 and fund the military and civilian agencies. The measure avoids a shutdown before the midterm elections while offering little new money for border security and the wall, a point Trump has long sought to force action on.
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