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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2023
Page
2
Journal-World obituary policy states information for running obituaries. It notes obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families and provides a contact phone number for info.
Marc Raymond Aldrine, 60, of Eudora, Kansas, died June 4, 2023. Services are scheduled from 11 to 2 p.m. July 23, 2023, at the American Legion post at 3408 With St. Lawrence, KS 66049. Remains handled by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
Juanda Lee DeShazer's cremated remains were buried at Hardy Oak Cemetery near McLouth on June 8 2023 marking the third anniversary of her death. She is buried beside her husband Frank Kimball Scott and among members of the DeShazer Thompson Gibbons Howard Hamilton and other families. Juanda lived in California Oklahoma Texas Washington Nevada Missouri and several other places. Her life spanned 97 years from the post WWI era through WWII civil rights and late 20th century changes. She traveled widely and pursued education painting writing community work and travel including a Panama Canal transit and a Hawaii birthday voyage. She was preceded in death by her parents Myrtle Ruth and Roy DeShazer and sister Marjorie Jean DeShazer. Her family invites acts of appreciation and civic engagement in her memory.
The Journal-World corrects significant errors in published material. Kevyn Gero holds the position of city manager for Eudora. Readers with concerns can call 832-7154 or email ljworld.com to report mistakes.
Douglas County reviews a plan aiming for functional zero homelessness by 2028 with wraparound housing services. Estimated one time costs reach 35.2 million and annual operating costs 4.8 million, plus funding needs tied to behavioral health and EMERGENCY services. Public input urged housing tailored to families, LGBTQ, and youth, with two private fireworks permit applications slated for July 3 and 4 in rural areas.
City Lawrence and Douglas County officials with the Lawrence Jaycees and sponsors finalize a July 3 fireworks event at the outdoor arena of the Douglas County Fairgrounds 2120 Harper St. Gates open with food trucks and beer garden from 4 p.m. Live bands including VCM The Matchsellers Page 7 The Whips and Maria The Mexican perform ahead of a 9 45 p.m. grand finale. The event moves to the fairgrounds this year due to construction near KU West Campus and Lied Center remains as a nearby reference point.
Artists celebrate Indigenous heritage as the ICC releases details of a funded public art project by DCCF LiveWell grant. The listing names Aubrey Anne Bell Zoe Bell Iris Cliff Mona Cliff HanukGahNee Richardson Less Odessa Star Comes Out Tokeya Wad U and Tokeya Wad U works viewable at multiple bus stops including Sixth Street Lawrence Avenue Wisconsin Street and Haskell Indian Nations University.
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The Sunderland Foundation and Senator Moran support a new KU Cancer Center building planned to start in fall 2024 and finish in phases. The National Cancer Institute has designated KU as a Comprehensive Cancer Center, boosting research, trials, and collaboration across KU Health System, Mayo Clinic, and MD Anderson.
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