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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2011
Page
2
Funeral services for Samuel D Villeareal 57 of Lawrence will be at 10 am Wednesday at Free Methodist Church. Graveside services follow at Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence. He died Wednesday Oct 26 2011. Family greet friends 6 30 pm to 8 pm Tuesday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home.
Ridership at the Lawrence depot rose 3.7 percent to 6410 riders, about 70 percent above FY2007. Amtrak hired two caretakers. Depot Redux volunteers cover weekends. City weighs ownership transfer from BNSF and ADA related upgrades totaling about 400000 dollars, with November memo planned to outline the city’s position.
KU aims to fund its loan program at 1.9 million dollars to sustain 120 loans per year, matching a decade of this level. Recipients receive tuition, fees, and a monthly stipend, with service in underserved countries required to repay and 15 percent interest if unfulfilled.
Shaffer spent a career as a school social worker with severely disabled students and found hospice volunteering rewarding. Friends questioned the challenge, but she says dying is part of life and supporting others becomes coping through experience. Rooney notes it is not as hard as it seems. For info, contact Rooney at 785 843 3738 or SarahRokan... at son a.org. Roger Hill Volunteer Center reach at 865 5030.
A Kansas Public Employees Retirement System study panel grapples with closing an $8.3 billion unfunded liability through 2033, weighing a mix of 401(k) style plans, hybrids, and greater state funding, while Gov. Brownback backs 401(k) shifts for new hires and faces GOP opposition from public employee groups.
Amy Lynne, younger than most Meadowlark Estates residents, forms new ties while managing a reduced lung capacity and frequent hospital visits. Her son Keith, now at Columbia College Chicago, worries less as she adapts to her retirement community. She cherishes a motorized chair gifted by a friend’s sister, calls it her guardian angel, and teaches her family to find joy in small moments.
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