Obituaries for Fred L. Sipe Sr. and Wanda Faye Good
Fred L. Sipe Sr. 73 of Harrisonburg died Jan 6 2014 at Sentara RMH Medical Center. He was a machinist, longtime Mount Olivet Christian Church member, husband of Margaret Ann Showalter Sipe, and father and grandfather to multiple relatives. Wanda Faye Good of Stanley died Jan 4 2014 after illness. She worked for NIH and the Forest Service, married Pete Merica, and was active in the Stanley Seventh-day Adventist Church. Both services are noted with funeral details and memorial gifts.
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Fred Lee Sipe Sr
Harrisonburg
Sentara Rmh
McGaheysville
Jacob Harley
Margaret Alice Sipe
Mount Olivet Christian Church
Margaret Ann Showalter Sipe
Freddie Lee Sipe Jr
Mineral
Vickielynn Smiley
Margaret Ann Bow
Vicki Gentry Smith
Marissa Armstrong
Rose Mary Slye
Elkton
Wayne Wright
Mount Olivet
Spotswood Trail
Kggers
Wanda Faye Good
Stanley
Life Care Center
New Market
Luray
W. Carol Good Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Shenandoah Valley Academy
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
National Forestry Service
Virginia
al Good Drive
Pete Merica
William Carol Good Sr
Marguerite Good
Stanley Seventh-day Adventist Church
American Cancer Society
Elkton High School Girls First Basketball Team 1908-09
Elkton High School's inaugural girls basketball squad, the Blacks and Reds, formed in 1908-09, played on an outdoor dirt court near the new eight-room school. Captains Lara Dalton and Blanch Leebrick led the two teams while most players remain unnamed in the yearbook.
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Elkton High School
Elkton
F.P
Warren Avenue
Elkton Methodist Church
Blacks
Reds
Lara Dalton
Sallie Brill
Beulah Offenbacker
Lottie McCoy
Ida Miller
Sallie Breeden
Grace Leebrick
SBDC Seeks Inspiring Speakers for Business Smarts Series
James Madison University Small Business Development Center searches for businesspeople with stories of overcoming difficulties to share at the Once Upon A Time breakfast series. First event on Jan 10 at American National University in Harrisonburg features Betsy Hay. Series runs through April with 13 installments, pricing 90 members 115 non members, preregistration saves 25. Other small business classes set for Jan 22 Verona Feb 4 Harrisonburg and Feb 19 Harrisonburg. Further details at ValleySBDC.org and via contact 568-3227 or sbdc jmu.edu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Krech
James Madison University
Krech
American National University
National College
Country Club Rd
Harrisonburg
Betsy Hay
Virginia Mennonite Retirement Center
Hay
United Way
Rockingham County
Harrisonburg-Rockingham
SBDC
Verona
Valleysbdc.org
Jmu
Ted Hayes
Title I Distinguished schools in Rockingham County named
Peak View Pleasant Valley and South River elementary schools in Rockingham County earned Title I Distinguished status from the Virginia Board of Education. The recognition honors 54 state schools meeting federal target accountability for two years and posting SOL reading and math passes at or above the 60th percentile. Virginia Superintendent Patricia Wright praised teachers for pushing all students to high standards.
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Rockingham County
Virginia Board of Education
Peak View
Pleasant Valley
South River
Virginia
Patricia Wright
Emily Sharrer
Byrd Newspapers
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Fred L. Sipe Sr
Wanda F. Good
Casey Billhimer
Steven Hutchens
Sentara Rmh Valley Behavioral Medicine
University of Virginia School of Medicine
University of Maryland Medical Center
Frank Ducé
Owen Sentara
Des Moines University College of Medicine
Delaware Valley Medical Center
Benjamin Mwanika
Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine
University of Toledo
Jerome M. McDonald
Universiy of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Madigan Army Medical Center
Ardotoraci
Washington Universarnes
Sentara
Emtoniine.com
Anh
Dr. Azman
HAM
Turner Ham U
Broadway
MOR
Ecmo Amit Merit Ts Pte CmCe
Cove
Page News & Courier
Page County Guide
Shenandoah Valley-Herald
Shenandoah County Guide
the Valley Banner
Rockingham County Guide
The
Warren Sentinel
Warren County Guide
Carol Helmintoller
Vbads
Comcast.net
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