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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2015
Page
2
The Journal-World states obituary information is run as submitted by funeral homes or families and provides a contact number 832-7151 for running obituaries. It outlines the policy for submitting obituaries and how they are published in the paper.
Johnny Oliver Nichols, 62, of Lawrence, died Wednesday at Eudora Medicolodges. Services will be announced at a later date. Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
Miriam L Spray of Lawrence died Wednesday at Presbyterian Manor. Rumsey Yost Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
Dorothy Glenda Anderson 81 died December 2 2015 at Presbyterian Manor Lawrence KS Born April 8 1934 in Madison KS moved to Russell KS in 1941 graduated 1952 from Russell schools married Donald Hall in 1955 later divorced married Verl Anderson January 26 1975 moved to Abilene 1976 Verl died 2010 Worked 15 years as Administrative Secretary at Asbury Hospital Salina retiring 1992 Member First United Methodist Church Abilene Beta Sigma Phi General Society of Mayflower Descendants Survived by son Mark Hall Topeka daughter Debbie Rhoton Lawrence step son Doug Anderson Belton MO step daughter Vicki Cathey Casper WY granddaughters Lindsey Ingram Leslie Staren step granddaughter Carrie Tome step grandsons Brian Cathey Justin Cathey two great grandsons five step great grandsons one step great granddaughter brother Donald Phillips sister Nancy Farm two nephews five nieces Memorials to First United Methodist Church Abilene KS Warren McElwain Mortuary handling arrangements Memorials may be sent in care of Warren McElwain and online condolences at LJWorld.com
The Lawrence Convention and Visitors Bureau rebranded to eXplore Lawrence in 2015 and won top honors at the 2015 16 Kansas Tourism Conference for integrated marketing and a 2015 MarCom award for website design and the rebranding. The bureau also earned a people's choice award from Kansas visitors bureaus and a gold MarCom accolade for its new theme Unmistakably Lawrence.
The article shows Comeau dating Farmer since spring. City records confirm they were on the same July flight from Washington, D C where Farmer attended a YEO Network conference. He repaid 103 for a city card fee to change Comeau's flight and claims personal use due to compromised cards. Just Food has since raised over 60,000 to settle tax debts and cooperates with law enforcement though no charges have been filed. Farmer left his Lawrence home October 31 and denies living with Comeau in St. Joseph.
About 200 attendees heard Royals leader Moore discuss his rise from George Mason University to the Braves and Royals. He stressed selfless leadership and rapid dispute resolution, and noted Latin America became a key talent pool as globalization expands. He predicted a true World Series may come someday.
Chris Challis urged commissioners to back zoning and Horizon 2020 changes for Collett s 540000 square foot South Point project at South Iowa Street and the South Lawrence Trafficway. If approved, design would begin this winter with ground breaking in summer 2016 and opening in fall 2017, creating about 442 jobs and 1.27 million in sales tax revenue.
Lawrence Journal World provides contact details for general manager Scott Stanford and staff including Ed Ciambrone. It lists newsroom email, department contacts, subscription support hours, and post office box for address changes.
Ta Cheyenne Burns and Chris Lucas of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Wednesday Lisa and Seth Martin of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Thursday Austin Calhoon and Shanna Warrington Jamie and Lynette Golditen of McLouth welcomed a boy on Thursday Ashton Dean Rupp and Valerie Lynn Rupp are noted.
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