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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2018
Page
2
The Journal-World provides obituary notices as submitted by funeral homes or families. For running obituaries call 832-7151 and follow submission guidelines.
Dr Henry W Buck known as Bill died after surgery at KU Medical Center. He is survived by Barbara, Mallory and Dave Bryan, Andrew and Trish Buck, Grant Bryan and granddaughters Lauren and Jessica Buck, sister Judy and Arthur Vogel and their daughters, Merrill Watt, and many friends. A memorial service was held at Trinity Episcopal Church. Buck held degrees from KU and OU, served in the Air Force, practiced obstetrics gynecology in Lawrence, and held faculty and editorial roles. Donations are requested to Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Children’s Mercy Hospital, or Warren McElwain Mortuary. More information at LJWorld.com.
Gladys Mae Dight born May 6 1920 Montague MA died April 10 2018 Medical Center. She lived in Silver Lake OH Mansfield OH and Lawrence KS. She was a real estate agent from 1962 to 1994. Survived by daughter Janet Perry KS and others. Private services planned.
A celebration of life for Frank Smysor is scheduled for Friday April 20 from 1 to 3 pm at Cornerstone Baptist Church located at 802 W 22nd Terrace. The event invites attendees to share memories and support the family.
KU chancellor Girod asserts complete confidence in athletic department compliance with NCAA rules amid an FBI indictment that names KU as a victim. Journal-World questions if the mandated review yielded concrete findings and notes Adidas connections and a potential extension with Adidas remains unsigned.
The Journal-World story sparked national coverage as the What Were You Wearing exhibit resumes at the Kansas Union gallery through April 27 with 15 new survivor stories and recreated outfits. It includes an anonymous journal for visitors to donate stories for future displays, continuing the project’s protest against rape culture.
The What Were You Wearing exhibit opens in Kansas Union gallery level 4 at 1301 Jayhawk Blvd and runs through April 27 with free admission. Curator Brockman notes timing after high profile sexual misconduct cases amplified awareness and debate on violence versus clothing, inviting hosts to recreate the exhibit with survivor advocacy partners.
Molly Marquardt and Charles Jackson of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Friday. Lachelle Winterringer and Aaron Marmon, also of Lawrence, welcomed a boy on Friday.
The policy states editors correct significant errors and invites readers to report them by calling 785-832-7154 or emailing news ljworld com. The message emphasizes accountability and direct channels for error correction.
Downtown Lawrence retailers Spectator's and Hobbs, both owned by the Swan son family, plan a mashup keepers buyers while rebranding as a life of style store. The open location aims for completion by end of April with plans to expand gift items and greeting cards. The two stores opened in 1981 and 1997 respectively, and family members Mark Kathy and daughters Alex and Shauna lead the business amid ongoing retail changes.
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