Journal-World obituary policy note
Information for running obituaries includes contact number 832-7151 and policy that obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families of the deceased.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2014
Page
2
Information for running obituaries includes contact number 832-7151 and policy that obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families of the deceased.
Philip Kimball born July 21 1941 in Piedmont Oklahoma died September 20 2014 surrounded by family. He was Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Kansas Fulbright Scholar at Heidelberg Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Berkeley taught at Spelman College and the University of Bonn married Jennifer Brown in Boston in 1982 and authored Harvesting Ballads and Liar's Moon. Survived by wife Jennifer and daughters Corinna and Lauren with siblings and extended family. Memorial gathering October 25 2014 at 3 00 pm Carnegie Building Lawrence Kansas donations requested to Grassland Heritage Foundation Social Service League or Douglas County Visiting Nurses Hospice Care.
Jack Collins Sr. of Belleville Kansas died September 20 2014 at age 84 born April 23 1930 in Belleville to Percy and Ola Hedgecook Collins. He worked in real estate and served as Treasurer of the Lawrence Realty Association. Graveside service set for Belleville Cemetery September 28 at 2 pm. Memorials to Belleville Health Care Center via Tibbetts Fischer Funeral Home.
Whitney Van Dyke a 2008 Oskaloosa High School graduate known for her bright smile and kindness died of Acute Myeloid Leukemia on September 22 2014 at KU Medical Center Her life touched family friends and KU women basketball fans who cheered from the stands A memorial service was held September 28 at Abe and Jake's Landing Donations support KU Endowment in Whitney S honor for women s basketball.
The FTC accuses Leawood based Butterfly Labs of defrauding more than 20,000 customers out of up to 50 million dollars by promising bitcoin mining hardware that was never delivered or proved worthless. A federal court in Kansas City issued a temporary restraining order to shut down the business. Butterfly Labs said it would fight the action and accused the government of trying to shut it down.
Wicked Broadband seeks a $1 million loan guarantee to start a pilot bringing gigabit service to Lawrence. WOW announces 110 Mbps upload note and plans for higher speeds, saying it wants no government loan, while urging city to use private funding. City officials call the move a step toward faster speeds but still seek greater gigabit capability downtown and in surrounding areas.
Wednesd ay trading features the Dow at 17210.06 with a 154.19 point rise and Nasdaq at 4555.22 up 46.53. Bond yields drift, commodities swing with corn at 3.30 per bushel, soybeans at 9.36, wheat around 5.64, oil near 92.80, and platinum quoted at 1319.40 amid varied moves.
City reporter Chad Lawhorn can be reached at 832-6362, or at clawhorn ljworld.com
Lawrence journal World provides contact details for editors and staff at the News Center. Listings include Julie Wright managing editor Tom Keegan sports editor Ann Gardner editorial page editor and contacts for circulation and classifieds in Lawrence Kansas.
Call center details for billing delivery or vacation issues are available at 832-719 with hours listed for weekdays weekends and in town redelivery. The World Company publishes daily in Lawrence Kansas with contact numbers 843-1000 and toll free 800 578 8748 and Postmaster address Lawrence Journal World P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 0888.
The piece contrasts past locally owned funeral homes with today’s out of town corporations. It asserts that the featured funeral home remains locally owned and operated and continues to provide service and value to friends and neighbors regardless of industry changes.
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