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Feb. 27, 2019: Obituaries

Charles Ratliff

Rev. Charles Albert Ratliff, age 67 of North Wilkesboro, died Friday, February 22, 2019 at his

home.

Funeral services were February 26, at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev. Donnie Shumate and Rev. Rodney Blake officiating. Burial was in Yellow Hill Baptist

Church Cemetery.

Rev. Ratliff was born on January 18, 1952 in Wilkes County to Howard Thurmond and Nora Ruth Anderson Ratliff. He had retired as pastor of Yellow Hill Baptist Church after 32 years of service.

He was preceded in death by his parents, and two brothers, Howard Ratliff and David Ratliff.

He is survived by his wife, Brenda Sue Harrold Ratliff, of the home; one daughter, Alisa Diane Ratliff Church and husband, Jody; and one son, Jason Scott Ratliff and wife, Angela; five

grandchildren, Christina Nicole Church, Joshua Ryan Church, Hunter Isaac Ratliff, Garrett Scott

Ratliff, and Carson Phillip Ratliff; and one sister, JoAnn Ratliff Reavis and husband, Larry, of Hays.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials made to Yellow Hill Baptist Church, 5160 Summit Road, Purlear NC 28665, or to Mountain Valley Hospice Care, 401 Technology Lane, Suite 200, MountAiry NC 27030.

Elizabeth Weatherman, 63

Mrs. Elizabeth Stacy Brewer Weatherman, age 63 of North Wilkesboro, passed away Thursday, February 21, 2019 at her home.

Private family services will be held at a later time.

Mrs. Weatherman was born June 27, 1955 in Wilkes County to Stacy and Ola Whitley Brewer. She was a Homemaker.

She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother; Mickey Shawn Brewer.

Mrs. Weatherman is survived by her husband; Randall Gray Weatherman of the home, a son; Alexander Brewer Weatherman and wife Jessica Leigh of North Wilkesboro, two grandchildren; Jasmine Leighann Weatherman and Chase Alexander Weatherman, two sisters; Fonda Pendry and husband Danny Joe of Hays and Shellia Simmons and husband Gary of Westfield NC.

Charlie McGrady, 84

TSgt (Ret) Charlie Clay McGrady, age 84 of Hendersonville, TN passed away Friday, February 22, 2019 in Hendersonville, TN.

Funeral services were held February 26, at Old Roaring River Baptist Church with Reverend James Pardue and Mr. Walter Hutchinson officiating. Burial with full military honors by Pope Air Force Base Honor Guard was in the church cemetery.

Charlie was born August 28, 1934 in Wilkes County to John S. and Mary Frances Hutchinson McGrady. He was one of nine children, sharing a small log cabin with his parents and paternal grandparents in the foothills of Western North Carolina. Charlie recalled many great memories growing up working with his brothers and sisters on his parents farm and he continued his love of gardening throughout his life.

Charlie graduated from Traphill High school in 1952, when he met his sweetheart Doris. He enlisted in the Air Force in 1952 and was stationed in France for three years. After he returned home from France, Charlie married Doris on March 2, 1956.

Assignment highlights took Charlie to South Korea in 1961 on a "hardship tour" where he was chosen as administration aid to the Commander of The Air Force, receiving a Commendation letter from the Commander for his "outstanding performance of duty", which included his off duty time where he formed a country music/bluegrass band playing for thousands of troops across South Korea.

During his reassignment to Charleston Air Force Base in 1961, Charlie with his guitar and two other friends with their banjos entered the military's World Wide Talent Contest, naming themselves "The Lazy Mountain Boys" eventually winning their way to the finals at Edwards Air Force Base in California. The Lazy Mountain Boys performed "The Ballad of Jed Clampett", dressed in overalls, jug and all, winning the runner-up trophy and getting a kiss on the cheek by actress Connie Stevens.

In 1964, Charlie was honored to be nominated and selected for reassignment to a prestigious administrative position at the Pentagon in Washington, DC where he became a member of The Joint Chiefs of Staff, having one of highest security clearances at that time.

Charlie retired from The Air Force in 1972 and spent the next 20 years in the manufactured home business in Bristol, Tn later moving his family back to North Carolina and the mountains where he said his heart always remained.

Charlie loved the Lord, his church and listening to his favorite preacher Dr. R.C. Sproul on the radio every night. Charlie and Doris became members of Old Roaring River Baptist Church in 1956 where they were baptized in the river together after they were married. Charlie's love for music remained throughout his life, as he continued singing and song writing, while later singing in his church choir.

Charlie spoke of Doris being his "everlasting love". During the final 15 years of their marriage, Charlie selflessly dedicated all of his time taking wonderful care of Doris who was diagnosed with Chronic Pulmonary Obstructive Disorder (COPD). Charlie and Doris moved to Indian Land, SC in 2013 to be close to their daughter Melissa and son-in-law Chad and grandchildren Drew and Delaney, where Charlie recently moved with them to Hendersonville, Tn.

Mr. McGrady is preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Bessie Doris Gambill McGrady; one daughter, Michelle Doris McGrady; two sisters, Dawn Osborne and Pearl Brown; and three brothers, Vaughn McGrady, Glenn McGrady and Clyde McGrady.

He is survived by his daughter, Melissa Emerine and husband, Chad, of Weddington; his son, Charles Anthony McGrady of Hays; his six grandchildren, Shannon Slone and husband, Jason, of Hampstead, Matthew McGrady of Hampstead, Mitchell McGrady and wife, Caitlyn, of Columbia, MD, Brandon McGrady and fiancé`, Lucinda Bennett, of Elkin, Drew Emerine and Delaney Emerine of Weddington; six great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mary Esther Burnette and husband Bill, of Columbia SC and Ella Mae Vires of Bristol,TN and one brother, Carl McGrady and wife Revely, of Bristol, TN.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Old Roaring River Baptist Church Cemetery, 11156 Longbottom Road, Traphill NC 28685.

Helen Marsh, 86

Helen Marie Marsh, age 86, of Wilkesboro, passed away Friday, February 22, 2019 at Curis of Wilkesboro. She was born November 8, 1932 in Caldwell County to Dixon and Mary Ayers Taylor. Mrs. Marsh was a member of Beaver Creek Advent Christian Church. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Newel Herman Marsh; a daughter, Lila Jean Phillips; and a brother, Delton Ayers.

Surviving are her children, Morris Marsh and wife Beverly of Blowing Rock, Doris Wingler and husband Paul of Millers Creek, Joyce Wheeling and husband Clyde of Ferguson, Mitzi Caudill and husband Gary of Lenoir, Shelly Wood of Athens, Alabama; sisters, Hazel Setzer of Lenoir, Edith Watson of Hudson; twelve grandchildren; fourteen great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild.

Funeral service was February 25, at Beaver Creek Advent Christian Church with Rev. Allen Marsh and Pastor David Blythe officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. The family has requested no food. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Beaver Creek Advent Christian Church, 11665 West NC Highway 268, Ferguson, NC 28624. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

Frances Grant, 97

Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Clark Grant, age 97, of North Wilkesboro, widow of PGA golf pro, Robert Ross Grant, died Saturday, February 23, 2019 at Villages of Wilkes.

There are no services planned at this time.

Mrs. Grant was born June 9, 1921 in Audrain County, Missouri to Junius Edward and Jane Victoria Roberts Clark. In her early life while living in Jefferson City, MO, Mrs. Grant was a member of Central Church and active in the Girl Scouts, the Rainbow Girls and was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Later in life she was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Boca Raton, FL for forty years. She worked in the church office and was also a choir member. Mrs. Grant retired from NCNB Bank. She was presently a member of Wilkesboro United Methodist Church.

She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, and one brother, Cecil Clark.

She is survived by her daughter, Janey Jones and husband, Thomas, of North Wilkesboro; her grandson, Aaron Ross Jones and wife, Amanda Tomlinson Jones, of Wake Forest; her sister-in-law, Dorothy Clark of Jefferson City, MO; and several nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Wilkesboro United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 197, Wilkesboro NC 28697.

Shirrell Holbrook, 72

Mr. Shirrell Dean Holbrook, age 72 of North Wilkesboro, husband of Vicki Waddell Holbrook, died Friday, February 22, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Health - Wilkes Medical Center.

Memorial services will be held 2:00 p.m. Thursday, February 28, 2019 at Oak Grove Baptist Church (Hwy. 268) with Pastor Joel Blevins officiating. The family will receive friends from 12:30 until 1:45 PM at the church before the service.

Mr. Holbrook was born November 5, 1946 in Wilkes County to Everette Carson and Wilma Irene Blackburn Holbrook. He was a member and deacon at Oak Grove Baptist Church. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and retired owner of Holbrook Security Systems. He loved visiting with friends and fishing with his grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by his wife, Vicki Waddell Holbrook, of the home; two sons, Andy Holbrook and wife, Stephanie, of Roaring River, and Jason Holbook and wife, Kara, of Maiden; four grandchildren, Morgan Andrew Holbrook, Marlie Grace Holbrook, Sawyer Nathaniel Holbrook, and Katie Sage Holbrook; and one sister, Carole Barlow of North Wilkesboro.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the donor's choice.

Howard Ward, 91

Mr. Howard Lee Ward, age 91 of Ferguson, husband of Louise Triplett Ward, died Saturday, February 23, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.

Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM Wednesday, February 27, 2019 at Elk Baptist Church.

Burial with military honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1142 will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 1:00 until 2:00 PM at the church before the service.

Mr. Ward was born November 2, 1927 in Guilford County to George Vernon and Mary Nicholson Ward. He had retired from Lowe's Companies as a crew chief on the inventory crew. He served in the United States Army.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by his wife, Louise Triplett Ward, of the home; one daughter, Martha Ann Pierce and husband,

Lewis, of Ferguson; four grandchildren, Dakota Ward, Kenneth Pierce, Hunter Pierce, and Cheyenne Pierce; and one sister, Mae Hancock of Highpoint.

Ray Whitley, 82

Mr. Ray McCoy Whitley, age 82 of North Wilkesboro passed away Thursday, February 21, 2019 at Wilkes Senior Village.

Graveside services with military honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1142 Honor Guard were held February 24, at Maple Grove Baptist Church Cemetery with Pastor Jesse Whitley and Mr. Ronnie Cleary officiating.

Mr. Whitley was born March 2, 1936 in Wilkes County to Dewey and Lula Yale Whitley. He was retired from Asplundh Tree Service as a Foreman. Mr. Whitley was a veteran of The United States Army having served in the Korean War. Ray was an avid outdoorsman, loved nature, fishing, birds, loved spending time with his family, meeting people and talking, loved to make canes. His world was his granddaughter, Jordan.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife; Wanda Sue Cleary Whitley, a son; Timothy Scot Whitley, two sisters; Virginia Holbrook and Ruth Wiles and three brothers; AC Whitley, Raymond Whitley and Buel Whitley.

He is survived by a son, Michael Ray Whitley and wife Chrissie of North Wilkesboro; a granddaughter, Jordan Rae Whitley; a grandson, Justin Miller (Kristina) of Hays; two great grandsons, Greylin and Carter; a sister, Dallie Vinson of Welcome NC; and two brothers, Johnny Whitley and wife Shirley of North Wilkesboro and Jesse Whitley of Hays.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association 4600 Park Road Suite 250 Charlotte, NC 28209.

Kenneth Pilkenton, Jr., 49

Kenneth Darrell Pilkenton, Jr., age 49, of Tennessee, formerly of Wilkes County, passed away Wednesday, February 20, 2019 at Bristol Regional Medical Center in Tennessee. He was born July 4, 1969 in Wilkes County to Kenneth Pilkenton Sr. and Jeanetta Greene Pilkenton. Mr. Pilkenton was a member of White Oak Baptist Church and loved music. He was preceded in death by his mother.

Surviving are his father, Kenneth Pilkenton, Sr. of Millers Creek; sister, Evelyn LeFever and husband Randy of Wilkesboro; nephew, Justin Cahill and wife Kara of North Wilkesboro; niece, Taylor Barnes and husband Daniel of Purlear; two great nieces and five great nephews.

Memorial service will be held at a later date. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences may be made to www.millerfuneralservice.com

Betty Isabelle Brown Cockeran, age 88

Mrs. Betty Isabelle Brown Cockeran, age 88 of North Wilkesboro, passed away Tuesday, February 19, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.

Funeral services will be held 1:30 PM, Saturday, February 23, 2019 at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with Rev. James Ferguson and Dr. Harold Hudson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 12:00 until 1:15 prior to the service at the church.

Mrs. Cockeran was born January 15, 1931 in Wilkes County to James Hubert Brown and Ruby Smith Brown. She was a Registered Nurse and a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband; Sylvester McKinley Cockeran, a grandchild; Sonya Jamette Cockerham and a sister; Beulah Marlette Hatcher.

She is survived by a son; James (Buster) Cockerham and wife Catherine of North Wilkesboro, two grandchildren; Brandon James Cockerham and fiancé Amber Rhodes of North Wilkesboro and Gregory Michael Cockerham and two sisters; Billie Sue Hudson and husband Dr. Harold Hudson of Columbus, OH and Bobbie Jean Hunt of Roaring River.

Flowers will be accepted.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

Dorothy Mary Grasmehr, age 86

Dorothy Mary Grasmehr, age 86, of North Wilkesboro, passed away Monday, February 18, 2019 at Forsyth Medical Center. She was born January 29, 1933 in Wilkes County to Grover Estel and Maude Byers Chatham. Mrs. Grasmehr was a member of Center Baptist Church and a US Air Force Veteran. Dorothy enjoyed quilting and was a member of Silver Strides walking group at Wilkes Senior Center. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Joseph Fritz Grasmehr; son, Wayne Grasmehr; and brother, Colbert Chatham,

Surviving are her daughter, Donna Shew and husband Johnny of North Wilkesboro; brothers, Wade Chatham and wife Margaret of Hays, Fred Chatham and wife Callie of North Wilkesboro; grandchildren, Johnathan Shew, Laura Shew and Michelle Shew; great grandchildren, BreAnna Dancy, Dezirae Dyson, Isaiah Dancy, Lillian Shew, Sophia Martinez.

Graveside service with military honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars Honor Guard Post 1142 will be held 1:00 p.m. Thursday, February 21, 2019 at Mountlawn Memorial Park with Rev. David Key officiating. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Wilkes Senior Center, 228 Fairplains School Road, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659 or to Center Baptist Church, 205 Center Baptist Church Road, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences may be made to www.millerfuneralservice.com

Mrs. Mary Hayes Call

Mrs. Mary Hayes Call, age 59 of Wilkesboro passed away Tuesday, February 19, 2019 at Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson.

Graveside services will be held 3:00 PM Thursday, February 21, 2019 at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church Cemetery with Rev. Brian Poindexter officiating. The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 PM Wednesday evening at Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home.

Mrs. Call was born July 27, 1959 in Wilkes County to Bertha Bell Hayes. She previously worked for Tyson Foods.

She was preceded in death by her mother and brother Clyde "Timmy" Hayes.

She is survived by a daughter; Keisha Jones and husband Joseph of Wilkesboro and granddaughter; Madison Bell Jones and fiance`; Clarence Allen Phillips of Wilkesboro.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, PO Box 9, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

Cardinal Jerome (CJ) Alexander, age 40

Mr. Cardinal Jerome (CJ) Alexander, age 40 of Wilkesboro passed away Saturday, February 16, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist-Wilkes Medical Center.

Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM Saturday, February 23, 2019 at Reins-Sturdivant Chapel with Pastor George Barber III, Rev. Casey Walker and Rev. Richard Watts officiating. Burial will be in Scenic Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends from 12:30 until 2:00 PM prior to the service at Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home.

Mr. Alexander was born June 28, 1978 in Wilkes County to William Jerome "Billy" and Carol Lee Harris Alexander. He worked for Lowe's Companies.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by a sister; Vestula (Tula) White and husband Rex and nephew; Lathan Cannaday all of Statesville and his fur babies; Dolly and Sassie.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Rickard's Chapel AMZ Zion Church, PO Box 1689, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

Mr. Harmon Green Pike

Mr. Harmon Green Pike, age 73 passed away Thursday at Westwood Hills Nursing and Rehab.

Funeral services will be held 1:00 PM Thursday, February 21, 2019 at Reins-Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Wiley Boggs officiating. Burial will be in the Union Chapel Baptist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 12:00 until 1:00 PM prior to the service at Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home.

Mr. Pike was born September 16, 1945 in Wilkes County to John Henry and Laura Victoria Wagoner Pike. He was a member of Union Chapel Baptist Church.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by a daughter; Wanda Ann Pike, two half-sisters; Gracie Davis and husband Bartley of Moravian Falls, and Mary Taylor of North Wilkesboro and one half-brother; Alfred Pike and wife Ruby of North Wilkesboro.

Flowers will be accepted.

Online condolences may be made at www.reinssturdivant.com

Church and loved music. He was preceded in death by his mother.

Memorial service will be held at a later date. Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

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Men In Christ Ministry hold 14th Annual MLK Jr Commemorative Breakfast at Stone Center

Rev. Graylin Carlton, (above left) a Wilkes native, who is minister at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Walktertown, was among those who spoke during the Reflection of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during Monday morning’s, annual tribute to King held at the Stone Center in North Wilkesboro. Also shown are his parents, mother, Perry, and father, Evon, who are Wilkes residents. The event is hosted and organized by Men in Christ Ministry. Record photo by Heather Dean

By HEATHER DEAN

Record Reporter

The morning’s message was clear - do your best to continue the love and compassion that gives way to change, in every aspect of your life every day.

The room was full at Men In Christ Ministry’s 14th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Breakfast at the Stone Center in North Wilkesboro

Some came from as far away as Charlotte.

Rev. Winford Griffin, from Clarks Chapel Baptist Church in Statesville, said in the event’s opening prayer “Thank you Lord for this day that we have never seen and will never see again, and help us to do our best in your name.”

Dr. Rev Terry Hunt, from Life Center, in Lenoir read from Matthew Chapter 5, and admonished those in attendance to “keep in our hearts those that have gone before us.”

Brother Craig Tidline played the piano as the audience joined in singing Lift Every Voice and Sing, before breakfast was served.

After breakfast, Rev. Richard K. Watts from Rickards Chapel AME Zion welcomed the crowd. “We are here to reflect, not only on the man, but to reflect on his speeches, to reflect that today is a day is a day for change, inspired to be better, inspired to love, inspired to forgive, inspired to do justice, inspired to make all those dreams a reality.

Brother Kenneth Turner, from First Baptist Church, said “Just look at this crowd. We are so grateful to you. It was 24 degrees at my house this morning, and I’m sure it would have been a nice day to sleep in and stay home warm. But just look- as my daddy would have said, “who would have thunk it?” Thank you for coming out, and a special thank you to Wilkes Communications that donated $500 to go into our fund for those in need.” Turner then recognized North Wilkesboro Mayor, Robert Johnson, and Mark Byrd, Superintendent of Wilkes County Schools. The Men in Christ Ministry (MICM) presented Byrd with a check from the society and thanked him for taking care of the children in Wilkes. Turner said “We (MICM) are very passionate about the children of the world today. How we act as adults, and how we support the children and how we support the schools are our legacy.”

Byrd then thanked the MICM for the example they set for the kids, and he asked for the continued thoughts and prayers for the children and schools in of Wilkes County.

The Beulah Presbyterian Church Choir, led by Brother Craig Tidline, along with Rev. Steve Snipes from Wilkesboro Presbyterian Chapel, sang “Let it Start In Me” before the memorial ceremony. Brother Paul Robinson, from Rickards Chapel AME Zion led the memorial ceremony. He said “We are lucky and blessed to have three members who made it to 100. Sisters Gilreath and Barber, and Brother Howell…that’s what I call success! We need to sit with them and learn their wisdom. Things we now take for granted weren’t even invented yet. If you are lucky to have grandparents, great-grandparents, or just elders in your congregation- sit and talk with them, don’t let that wisdom be lost.” Last year’s memorial ceremony they called the names of members they had lost, but Robinson said they wanted to do it differently, and honor everyone, across denominations and the community. So he asked those who had lost someone to please stand and say their name aloud, and after all the names were spoken, he asked the crowd to stand with those grieving, and all took a moment of silent prayer and remembrance for them.

Ernest Coles, from Watco Cleaning, gave the MICM $500 in honor of his brother, Billy, who is a member, but was unwell and not able to attend the days ceremonies.

Reflections on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., were by Rev. Graylin Carlton, Wilkes native, now at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist in Walkertown; Rev. William Fulp, Jr., Beulah Presbyterian Church in North Wilkesboro; Rev. Elliott Boston, Liberty Grove Baptist, in Taylorsville.

Carlton said “I put a lot of prayer into this- I didn’t even know where to start. I listened to and read every speech I could find. But his last one, on March 31, 1968, not knowing that he only had four days left on this earth, was called “Remaining Awake through a Great Revolution.” He used Rip Van Winkle as an example of staying aware of our challenges. When Rip Van Winkle awoke after a 20 year sleep, he realized that he had slept through a revolution. George Washington now replaced King George.

King challenged us to stay awake, even though our human instinct is to hit the snooze button on many social issues, to wait, to not say anything until someone else does. We need to remember that Jesus did not censor himself, he confronted injustice, he fought the status quo, and he started a revolution. It’s time to put our differences away, religious and otherwise, it’s time to cross boundaries and love and help one another. We must stay awake and accept our community challenges. In Matthew chapter 22, Jesus was asked “what is the greatest commandment?” We were told to LOVE. Love thy neighbor, all of them, the revolution is not over!”

Fulp said “It was the day after Bloody Sunday. King said “A man dies when he refuses to stand up for that which is right, for justice, when he refuses to take a stand for that which is true. Like Christ and Moses, King was spreading an unpopular message for his day. But we have to get over this notion that he did it for only one race- no, he did it for all- the underpaid, the poor, the woman, the children of all races. The definition of oppression is a prolonged cruel or unjust treatment. God only sees two races, his children, and those who are lost.

Complacency is a disease that is spreading now, through out lives and through the church, and it is as dangerous as being labeled a renegade. We have gotten to the point that we don’t stand up for anything unless it affects us personally. Complacency is being lukewarm, and you know what Jesus said about that. Psalms says that complacency is for fools. Complacency has no place in the Christian home or the Christian Church. We must walk in love, standing up for freedom, justice, truth, for all of our neighbors. When will you stand up?

Boston said “I listened to the memorial service of Dr Martin Luther King. And in it, you could hear someone shout “we’ve lost the last good one.” And that made me think: God is not asking us to be someone else. He is not asking us to be MLK. He is asking us to be our best that we can be and to keep doing good. Hate leads to fear, and we have fear because we don’t know each other. Kings sermon “A knock at midnight” was taken from Luke’s parable in chapter 11. King told us it was midnight in the social order, on the national order. . Friends, it is still midnight. I know that I must do my part to be practical, to live what I preach. And we can pray with confidence that he hears us. Keep praying and be patient, god will restore us.”

Brother Sonny Golden, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, introduced keynote speaker, Steve Snipes, from Wilkesboro Presbyterian Chapel. He said “This crowd shows that our God is at work.”

Snipes said “The path of friendship is a long and winding road, and it is one I have enjoyed one step at a time. I look different than the other speakers up here, but I thank you for seeing me as a friend, allowing me to be a friend, I am humbled to stand before you It is one of the greatest honors given to me and I have been excited to speak. Thank you for your reflections on Dr. King.

“Dr King had a dream for our entire nation, but I want to ask you a question. Are we still dreaming? Are we still trying to do better or are we simply sitting and enjoying other work that came before us? Are we still passing the torch? As recipients of his hard work and martyrdom, are we still seeking to influence society, to seek the well being of life, justice and equality?

“I am richly blesses in more ways than I can count or acknowledge. Yet I was raised in a culture and conditioned to be a certain way. It wasn’t until my teen years that I learned the truth- I was a racist. I have been fighting every day since, and making amends for what I had been conditioned to be. We see it everyday, the elitist, the violent, the arrogant, and it’s easy not to see it in ourselves. We have to reset the mindset. We have to challenge ourselves, to be kind, in all of our conversations and activities. When we serve the least, we are demonstrating kindness and compassion, We must convince ourselves and others to be the best and most authentic versions of ourselves we can be.

“We need to confront the sad actions of the past and to acknowledge that it was wrong. We must commit to see all human beings as children of God. There were centuries of bad theology and that created a hierarchy; we must fight though the centuries of systematic injustice. We have turned that page of history without saying how wrong it was to attack humans with fire hoses, to bomb a Sunday school class, to kill innocent children...” Then, with tears in his eyes, Snipes said “I have no authority but my own, but I want to tell you I am sorry. I am so sorry for everything that happened. There was so much that we (white people) brought about and it was so wrong.”

“We have a new day, and a new future together through Christ. And maybe not everyone will agree with me, but I’m at the point that I don’t care. We can change others through Christ.

The event ended with the crowd singing “We Shall Overcome,” and the ending prayer by Rev. Michael Gillespie, from Denny Grove AME Zion Church.

-We must live together as brothers or perish together as fools.”

Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Cordoba Dr, Vaughan 30 Samya Crt, TorontoE451603230 Samya Crt, Toronto 5 Ringwood Cres, TorontoC45181815 Ringwood Cres, Toronto 3669 Baird Crt, MississaugaW45180783669 Baird Crt, Mississauga 64 Remington Dr, Richmond HillN451673264 Remington Dr, Richmond Hill 34 Breckonwood Cres, MarkhamN451897534 Breckonwood Cres, Markham 42 Jessie Cres, East GwillimburyN451875442 Jessie Cres, East Gwillimbury 28 Attridge Cres, HamiltonX451650728 Attridge Cres, Hamilton 95 Falstaff Ave, TorontoW451795095 Falstaff Ave, Toronto 29 Manorpark Crt, MarkhamN451666229 Manorpark Crt, Markham 50 Kingsview Dr, VaughanN451630250 Kingsview Dr, Vaughan 437 Maplehurst Ave, OakvilleW4517338437 Maplehurst Ave, Oakville 17 Hoake Rd, MarkhamN451796917 Hoake Rd, Markham 423 Pineland Ave, OakvilleW4517250423 Pineland Ave, Oakville 19 Mulholland Ave, TorontoW451884019 Mulholland Ave, Toronto 28 Main St, MississaugaW451658328 Main St, Mississauga 41 Canelli Heights Crt, VaughanN451581441 Canelli Heights Crt, Vaughan 4846 Derrydown Dr, MississaugaW45171034846 Derrydown Dr, Mississauga 3 Serene Crt, WhitbyE45188703 Serene Crt, Whitby 274A Beta St, TorontoW4518617274A Beta St, Toronto 26 Gold Tree St, BramptonW451566326 Gold Tree St, Brampton 15 Mckee Crt, AuroraN451858115 Mckee Crt, Aurora 109 Rhodes Ave, TorontoE4515698109 Rhodes Ave, Toronto 35 Barkwood Hllw, MarkhamN451638535 Barkwood Hllw, Markham 529 Terrington Cres, KitchenerX4519228529 Terrington Cres, Kitchener 347 Kerrybrook Dr, Richmond HillN4518043347 Kerrybrook Dr, Richmond Hill 382 Raymerville Dr, MarkhamN4517524382 Raymerville Dr, Markham 16 Lugano Cres, MarkhamN451852816 Lugano Cres, Markham 16 Lugano Cres, MarkhamN451869816 Lugano Cres, Markham 907 Ernest Cousins Circ, NewmarketN4517714907 Ernest Cousins Circ, Newmarket 11 Brasswinds Crt, VaughanN451560311 Brasswinds Crt, Vaughan 506 Anthony Dr, OakvilleW4515991506 Anthony Dr, Oakville 27 Island Grve, BramptonW451590927 Island Grve, Brampton 117 Holladay Dr, AuroraN4516247117 Holladay Dr, Aurora 50 Timber Valley Ave, Richmond HillN451901650 Timber Valley Ave, Richmond Hill 6519 Alderwood Tr, MississaugaW45177326519 Alderwood Tr, Mississauga 22 Kerr Lane, AuroraN451687322 Kerr Lane, Aurora 25 Ada Gdns, MarkhamN451656625 Ada Gdns, Markham 10791 Fifth Line, MiltonW451690310791 Fifth Line, Milton 15295 11th Concession, KingN451766115295 11th Concession, King 103 Burncrest Dr, TorontoC4516702103 Burncrest Dr, Toronto 5120 Forestwalk Circ, MississaugaW45174515120 Forestwalk Circ, Mississauga 2 Wilson House Dr, WhitbyE45165852 Wilson House Dr, Whitby 315 Golden Orchard Rd, VaughanN4516778315 Golden Orchard Rd, Vaughan 25 Iguana Tr, BramptonW451763125 Iguana Tr, Brampton 115 Culp Tr, OakvilleW4516082115 Culp Tr, Oakville 1394 Derby County Cres, OakvilleW45176531394 Derby County Cres, Oakville 57 Marsh Rd, TorontoE451582257 Marsh Rd, Toronto 25292 N Valley View Dr, GeorginaN451687725292 N Valley View Dr, Georgina 2 Emmeline Cres, TorontoE45188622 Emmeline Cres, Toronto 34 Damascus Dr, CaledonW451776534 Damascus Dr, Caledon 17 Harjolyn Dr, TorontoW451618617 Harjolyn Dr, Toronto 515 Donlands Ave, TorontoE4517119515 Donlands Ave, Toronto 304 Winston Rd, OakvilleW4517676304 Winston Rd, Oakville 109 Hastings Ave, TorontoE4517212109 Hastings Ave, Toronto 3307 Lonefeather Cres, MississaugaW45187763307 Lonefeather Cres, Mississauga 29 Ada Gdns, MarkhamN451821029 Ada Gdns, Markham 29 Montgomery Sq, BramptonW451596129 Montgomery Sq, Brampton 3350 Ryerson Rd, BurlingtonW45191723350 Ryerson Rd, Burlington 112 Prince George Dr, TorontoW4518080112 Prince George Dr, Toronto 36 Sifford Crt, BramptonW451602636 Sifford Crt, Brampton 62 Mosedale Cres, TorontoC451851362 Mosedale Cres, Toronto 154 Highgate Dr, MarkhamN4516027154 Highgate Dr, Markham 9 Angora St, Richmond HillN45161979 Angora St, Richmond Hill 143 Niagara St, TorontoC4519212143 Niagara St, Toronto 22 Springer Dr, Richmond HillN451582322 Springer Dr, Richmond Hill 1941 Four Seasons Dr, BurlingtonW45177941941 Four Seasons Dr, Burlington 110 Walpole Ave, TorontoE4516475110 Walpole Ave, Toronto 164 Barrington Ave, TorontoE4516353164 Barrington Ave, Toronto 2 Valleyway Dr, BramptonW45186072 Valleyway Dr, Brampton 42 Emeline Cres, MarkhamN451641642 Emeline Cres, Markham 60 Peter St, MarkhamN451753860 Peter St, Markham 403 N Paliser Cres, Richmond HillN4517751403 N Paliser Cres, Richmond Hill 68 Bellini Ave, VaughanN451708668 Bellini Ave, Vaughan 320 Wendron Cres, MississaugaW4518957320 Wendron Cres, Mississauga 199 Elmwood Cres, MiltonW4515855199 Elmwood Cres, Milton 35 Woodhaven Cres, WhitbyE451619535 Woodhaven Cres, Whitby 21 Tomscot Ave, Richmond HillN451642321 Tomscot Ave, Richmond Hill 1663 Dempsey Cres, MiltonW45162191663 Dempsey Cres, Milton 360 John St Th99, MarkhamN4517999360 John St Th99, Markham 16 Bleinham Crt, MarkhamN451776816 Bleinham Crt, Markham 289 Bernard Ave, Richmond HillN4515968289 Bernard Ave, Richmond Hill 11360 Fifth Line, Halton HillsW451869411360 Fifth Line, Halton Hills 130 Old Colony Rd, Richmond HillN4516133130 Old Colony Rd, Richmond Hill 67 Samuel Cres, Halton HillsW451726967 Samuel Cres, Halton Hills 147 Rhodes Circ, NewmarketN4516453147 Rhodes Circ, Newmarket 201 E Finch Ave, TorontoC4518631201 E Finch Ave, Toronto 144 Heward Ave, TorontoE4518534144 Heward Ave, Toronto 6914 Lisgar Dr, MississaugaW45192296914 Lisgar Dr, Mississauga 25 Emperor Dr, BramptonW451670025 Emperor Dr, Brampton 1846 Matena Ave, MississaugaW45156771846 Matena Ave, Mississauga 16 Cultivar Rd, BramptonW451555116 Cultivar Rd, Brampton 416 Baylis Crt, MiltonW4516105416 Baylis Crt, Milton 22 Woodriver St, Richmond HillN451837522 Woodriver St, Richmond Hill 153 Coppard Ave, MarkhamN4516571153 Coppard Ave, Markham 36 Cedarsprings Way, BramptonW451922036 Cedarsprings Way, Brampton 36 Cedarsprings Way, BramptonW451582036 Cedarsprings Way, Brampton 6 Bloomfield Tr, Richmond HillN45186466 Bloomfield Tr, Richmond Hill 49 E Third Rd, HamiltonX451721749 E Third Rd, Hamilton 593 Marc Santi Blvd, VaughanN4517518593 Marc Santi Blvd, Vaughan 128 Rising Hill Rdge, BramptonW4518752128 Rising Hill Rdge, Brampton 206 Russell Hill Rd, TorontoC4517673206 Russell Hill Rd, Toronto 5 Awesome Again Lane, AuroraN45182285 Awesome Again Lane, Aurora 559 Spadina Rd, TorontoC4517246559 Spadina Rd, Toronto 85 Fifeshire Rd, TorontoC451778485 Fifeshire Rd, Toronto 34 Owen Blvd, TorontoC451890234 Owen Blvd, Toronto 18 Farina Dr, BramptonW451887318 Farina Dr, Brampton 8 Grangemill Cres, TorontoC45179258 Grangemill Cres, Toronto 4490 Appleby Line, BurlingtonW45155844490 Appleby Line, Burlington 2592 Kraumans Rd Hamilton, TownshipX45170282592 Kraumans Rd Hamilton, Township 21 25 27 Main St, MississaugaW451908521 25 27 Main St, Mississauga 2024 Heartwood Crt, MississaugaW45172362024 Heartwood Crt, Mississauga 171 Millwood Pkwy, VaughanN4517878171 Millwood Pkwy, Vaughan 118 Givins St, TorontoC4518821118 Givins St, Toronto 228 Lonsmount Dr, TorontoC4516255228 Lonsmount Dr, Toronto 112 Bombay Ave, TorontoC4515544112 Bombay Ave, Toronto 281 Dunforest Ave, TorontoC4516321281 Dunforest Ave, Toronto 630 Woodland Acres Cres, VaughanN4518886630 Woodland Acres Cres, Vaughan 2011 W Dundas St, TorontoW45173322011 W Dundas St, Toronto 24 Valiant Rd, TorontoW451802124 Valiant Rd, Toronto 2006 Portway Ave, MississaugaW45158772006 Portway Ave, Mississauga 18 Heathview Ave, TorontoC451713118 Heathview Ave, Toronto 31 Norden Cres, TorontoC451866331 Norden Cres, Toronto 26 Markhaven Rd, MarkhamN451835426 Markhaven Rd, Markham 39 Briarose Ave, VaughanN451576639 Briarose Ave, Vaughan 40 Hoyle Ave, TorontoC451792040 Hoyle Ave, Toronto 15 Ryan Cres, MarkhamN451847715 Ryan Cres, Markham 55 Pomander Rd, MarkhamN451804155 Pomander Rd, Markham 8 Hampton Park Cres, TorontoC45164908 Hampton Park Cres, Toronto 1460 Crescent Rd, MississaugaW45182811460 Crescent Rd, Mississauga 99 King High Dr, VaughanN451922499 King High Dr, Vaughan 190 York Mills Rd, TorontoC4518369190 York Mills Rd, Toronto 106 Parkview Ave, TorontoC4517962106 Parkview Ave, Toronto 51 Sciberras Rd, MarkhamN451676751 Sciberras Rd, Markham 1100 Cedar Grove Blvd, OakvilleW45161071100 Cedar Grove Blvd, Oakville 30 Prennan Ave, TorontoW451867230 Prennan Ave, Toronto 272 Hillside Dr, MississaugaW4518389272 Hillside Dr, Mississauga 593 Palmerston Ave, TorontoC4518318593 Palmerston Ave, Toronto 322 Sandhurst Dr, OakvilleW4517513322 Sandhurst Dr, Oakville 1964 Lapad Crt, MississaugaW45158571964 Lapad Crt, Mississauga 1374 Stanbury Rd, OakvilleW45156281374 Stanbury Rd, Oakville 486 Patricia Dr, OakvilleW4515665486 Patricia Dr, Oakville 1376 Willowdown Rd, OakvilleW45178651376 Willowdown Rd, Oakville 51 Viamede Cres, TorontoC451591051 Viamede Cres, Toronto 16 Langdon Dr, KingN451695016 Langdon Dr, King 684 Byngmount Ave, MississaugaW4516842684 Byngmount Ave, Mississauga 1325 Indian Grve, MississaugaW45189851325 Indian Grve, Mississauga 458 Jeanette Dr, OakvilleW4518593458 Jeanette Dr, Oakville 8 Elm Ridge Acres Rd, MarkhamN45157068 Elm Ridge Acres Rd, Markham 1105 Truman Ave, OakvilleW45162381105 Truman Ave, Oakville 7 Heather St, TorontoC45180347 Heather St, Toronto 60 W Major Mackenzie Dr, Richmond HillN451736960 W Major Mackenzie Dr, Richmond Hill 6 Restwell Cres, TorontoC45184716 Restwell Cres, Toronto 49 Willow Farm Lane, AuroraN451615149 Willow Farm Lane, Aurora 185 Olive Ave, TorontoC4518447185 Olive Ave, Toronto 145 Churchill Ave, TorontoC4519102145 Churchill Ave, Toronto 85 Drewry Ave, TorontoC451656585 Drewry Ave, Toronto 435 Elm Rd, TorontoC4518118435 Elm Rd, Toronto 47 Tournament Dr, TorontoC451655647 Tournament Dr, Toronto 3 Treeline Crt, MarkhamN45093503 Treeline Crt, Markham 6 Northampton Dr, TorontoW45179516 Northampton Dr, Toronto 149 Fenn Ave, TorontoC4517090149 Fenn Ave, Toronto 60 Beresford Ave, TorontoW451725860 Beresford Ave, Toronto 23 Laurentia Cres, TorontoC451894923 Laurentia Cres, Toronto 323 Ontario St, TorontoC4516126323 Ontario St, Toronto 760 19th Ave, Richmond HillN4518438760 19th Ave, Richmond Hill 265 Churchill Ave, KingN4518055265 Churchill Ave, King 2399 Rock Point Dr, OakvilleW45186372399 Rock Point Dr, Oakville 2390 Cliff Rd, MississaugaW45160612390 Cliff Rd, Mississauga 223 Burndale Ave, TorontoC4515602223 Burndale Ave, Toronto 90 Stephanie Blvd, VaughanN451640490 Stephanie Blvd, Vaughan 103 Calvin Chambers Rd, VaughanN4516358103 Calvin Chambers Rd, Vaughan 33 Josie Dr, Richmond HillN451827633 Josie Dr, Richmond Hill 285 Ashbury Rd, OakvilleW4517877285 Ashbury Rd, Oakville 2 Port Royal Ave, VaughanN45159122 Port Royal Ave, Vaughan 3 George St, Richmond HillN45184593 George St, Richmond Hill 13385 Innis Lake Rd, CaledonW451906913385 Innis Lake Rd, Caledon 2224 Galloway Dr, OakvilleW45156962224 Galloway Dr, Oakville 54 Flanders Dr, HamiltonX451579754 Flanders Dr, Hamilton 33 Noranda Dr, TorontoW451570133 Noranda Dr, Toronto 2420 Ventura Dr, OakvilleW45189992420 Ventura Dr, Oakville 62 Leicester Rd, Richmond HillN451662962 Leicester Rd, Richmond Hill 299 N Blantyre Ave, TorontoE4519052299 N Blantyre Ave, Toronto 5092 Elderview Crt, MississaugaW45183435092 Elderview Crt, Mississauga 13311 Sixth Line, MiltonW451598213311 Sixth Line, Milton 2 Lavender Valley Rd, KingN45173672 Lavender Valley Rd, King 6 Waring Crt, TorontoC45181266 Waring Crt, Toronto 18 Hill Cres, TorontoE451756418 Hill Cres, Toronto 10 Colesbrook Rd, Richmond HillN451658610 Colesbrook Rd, Richmond Hill 13440 Guelph Line, MiltonW451923713440 Guelph Line, Milton 267 Lakeside Ave, BurlingtonW4515874267 Lakeside Ave, Burlington 268 W Kennedy St, AuroraN4518001268 W Kennedy St, Aurora 18 Spain Cres, BramptonW451662718 Spain Cres, Brampton 2 Aitken Circ, MarkhamN45160022 Aitken Circ, Markham 1480 Tecumseh Park Dr, MississaugaW45176191480 Tecumseh Park Dr, Mississauga 46 Child Dr, AuroraN451845646 Child Dr, Aurora 60 W Manning Ave, TorontoC451653260 W Manning Ave, Toronto 22 Bishop Crt, Halton HillsW451659522 Bishop Crt, Halton Hills 2949 Concession 3 Rd, UxbridgeN45161082949 Concession 3 Rd, Uxbridge 2111 Wildfel Way, OakvilleW45188512111 Wildfel Way, Oakville 1510 Concession 9 Rd, ClaringtonE45184501510 Concession 9 Rd, Clarington 127 Mississaga St, OakvilleW4515935127 Mississaga St, Oakville 10 Grants Pl, MarkhamN451911410 Grants Pl, Markham 118 Malden St, VaughanN4515882118 Malden St, Vaughan 94 Highland Lane, Richmond HillN451834094 Highland Lane, Richmond Hill 206 Corner Ridge Rd, AuroraN4519095206 Corner Ridge Rd, Aurora 249 Bedford Rd, TorontoC4518688249 Bedford Rd, Toronto 90 Gulliver Rd, TorontoW451809490 Gulliver Rd, Toronto 149 E Hillsdale Ave, TorontoC4516836149 E Hillsdale Ave, Toronto 37A Harrison Ave, AuroraN451870637A Harrison Ave, Aurora 695 Oriole Pkwy, TorontoC4515955695 Oriole Pkwy, Toronto 40 Markey Crt, BramptonW451624040 Markey Crt, Brampton 2 Astrantia Way, BramptonW45175522 Astrantia Way, Brampton 18 Lexington Dr, MarkhamN451726418 Lexington Dr, Markham 5B Thirty First St, TorontoW45156355B Thirty First St, Toronto 20 Stormont Ave, TorontoC451826320 Stormont Ave, Toronto 9 Horner Crt, UxbridgeN45155959 Horner Crt, Uxbridge 1500 South Sheridan Way, MississaugaW45172681500 South Sheridan Way, Mississauga 70 Farrell Rd, VaughanN451568370 Farrell Rd, Vaughan 15 Wiley Ave, Richmond HillN451862715 Wiley Ave, Richmond Hill 1502 The Links Dr, OakvilleW45182561502 The Links Dr, Oakville 29 Subrisco Ave, Richmond HillN451874629 Subrisco Ave, Richmond Hill 85 Alpaca Dr, Richmond HillN451748485 Alpaca Dr, Richmond Hill 250 Burnett Ave, TorontoC4516102250 Burnett Ave, Toronto 14 Woodheath Lane, Whitchurch StouffvilleN451900814 Woodheath Lane, Whitchurch Stouffville 37 Omeara Crt, TorontoC451599737 Omeara Crt, Toronto 35 Hua Du Ave, MarkhamN451798935 Hua Du Ave, Markham 3 Strathearn Ave, Richmond HillN45173163 Strathearn Ave, Richmond Hill 10 Fountain Crt, Richmond HillN451631510 Fountain Crt, Richmond Hill 4122 Davis Dr, East GwillimburyN45160514122 Davis Dr, East Gwillimbury 79 Leameadow Rd, VaughanN451755979 Leameadow Rd, Vaughan 839 Glencairn Ave, TorontoW4517892839 Glencairn Ave, Toronto 504 Ontario St, TorontoC4518092504 Ontario St, Toronto 3984 Highway 11 Bradford, West GwillimburyN45180733984 Highway 11 Bradford, West Gwillimbury 10 Tammy Dr, BramptonW451785510 Tammy Dr, Brampton 57 Raeview Dr, Whitchurch StouffvilleN451725757 Raeview Dr, Whitchurch Stouffville 6 Sumner Heights Dr, TorontoC45165626 Sumner Heights Dr, Toronto 42 Rockwell Rd, Richmond HillN451572742 Rockwell Rd, Richmond Hill 76 Summerhill Gdns, TorontoC451789476 Summerhill Gdns, Toronto 241 Mclaren Rd, MiltonW4515599241 Mclaren Rd, Milton 147 Hoey Cres, OakvilleW4517127147 Hoey Cres, Oakville 81 Threshing Mill Blvd, OakvilleW451668781 Threshing Mill Blvd, Oakville 69 Estrella Cres, Richmond HillN451785269 Estrella Cres, Richmond Hill 3 Rustic Ave, Richmond HillN45169983 Rustic Ave, Richmond Hill 14 Wildberry Way, HamiltonX451676214 Wildberry Way, Hamilton 5070 Tower Manor Rd 4902 Hamilton, TownshipX45158015070 Tower Manor Rd 4902 Hamilton, Township 3319 Erin Centre Blvd, MississaugaW45159173319 Erin Centre Blvd, Mississauga 9 Davean Dr, TorontoC45172329 Davean Dr, Toronto 74 Spanhouse Cres, MarkhamN451623474 Spanhouse Cres, Markham

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Schilke, Kathryn Pearl 98 Oct. 21, 1918 Dec. 29, 2016 Kathryn "Grandma Kay" Schilke went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ after an accident in her Beaverton home on Dec. 29, 2016.

She was 98 years old, still living independently in her own home, caring for her beautiful flower garden, driving and active in her church and neighborhood.

Born in Garfield Township, S.D. on Oct. 21, 1918 to Herman Hoekman and Kathryn deNeui Hoekman, she graduated from Milbank High School in 1937. After a year of teacher training college, she was married to Harold Bleeker, a farmer in Emery, S.D., and taught in a one-room country school until she was widowed 18 months later due to a farming accident. She then attended Bob Jones University for one year in 1941-42 before marrying the Rev. Dr. Richard Schilke, a Canadian minister. She supported him in his work pastoring churches in Minitonas, MB, Edmonton, AB, and Anaheim, Calif.

In 1951, they moved to Oak Park, Ill, where Richard served as the General Missions Secretary for the North American Baptist Conference for over 30 years.

With her deep faith and warm, outgoing personality, Kay was the perfect pastor's wife and then a wonderful hostess for the many missionaries who passed through their home. She was the loving mother of four children, was active in various roles at Forest Park Baptist Church for 50 years and worked part-time as a receptionist for more than 30 years. After 58 years of marriage, following Richard's death in 2001 due to a house fire, Kay moved to Beaverton to be near family where she made friends with everyone she met. Whether at an airport or grocery store, she reached out to anyone God put in her path. She was famously known for her hugs.

Kay is survived by her sister, Florence Schulte of Canton, S.D.; and her four children and their spouses, Dr. Clifford Schilke (Pat Furey) of Chapel Hill, N.C., Dianne Schilke Davis (Fred E. Davis III) of Hamden, Conn,, Dr. Donald Schilke (Svetlana Schilke) of Yuma, Ariz., and Linda Schilke Kinnier (Jim Kinnier) of Portland. She has seven grandchildren, Kathryn Davis Clarke, Robert Davis, Daniel Schilke, Thomas Schilke, Sara Schilke Rountree, Sindri Kinnier and Hannah Kinnier McLeod; and one great-grandchild, Curtis Davis Oliver Clarke.

A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017 at the Bethany Baptist Church, 4545 NW Kaiser Rd., Portland. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to North American Baptist Missions, 1219 Pleasant Grove Blvd., Roseville, CA 95678.

Published in The Oregonian from Jan. 12 to Jan. 18, 2017

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Earwax Removal: A Safe and Effective Way to Keep Your Ears Clean

Now hear this: if you feel like your ears are full of earwax, we can clean them right up for you!

Earwax is a natural substance that helps to protect the ear canal. However, too much earwax can cause a build-up, which can lead to several problems, including:

Hearing loss

Tinnitus

Ear infections

If you are experiencing any of these problems, it is important to have your earwax removed by our healthcare professionals at Health+Plus Clinic here in Oak Grove.

Benefits

Earwax removal has several benefits, including:

Improved hearing: Earwax can block the ear canal and reduce hearing. Removing earwax can improve hearing.

Reduced tinnitus: Tinnitus is a ringing or buzzing sound in the ear. It can be caused by earwax build-up. Removing earwax can reduce tinnitus.

Reduced ear infections: Ear infections can be caused by earwax build-up. Removing earwax can reduce the risk of ear infections.

Improved comfort: Earwax build-up can cause itching and discomfort. Removing earwax can improve comfort.

Earwax removal is a safe and effective way to keep your ears clean. If you are experiencing any problems with your ears, it is important to have your earwax removed by a professional. Call 816-625-4497 or use our contact page to make an appointment.

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Predicting the Future

Functional medicine testing is a similar type of forecast. It can help us be aware of possible increased risk of certain health challenges. For example, it is possible to determine when there is an increased possibility of developing diabetes, cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, kidney disease, and other health issues.

Modern functional medicine is able to predict a high probability of developing chronic health conditions. Laboratory tests and other medical examination procedures can detect problems before they become serious, which allows us to make positive changes.

Pre-diabetes is a good example. A person who is pre-diabetic is at least two and a half times more likely to become fully diabetic. The good news is, with modifications in diet, exercise, and nutritional support this can almost always be turned around.

Holistic health care, as practiced here at Health+Plus Clinic, provides you with insight into possible future health problems and recommendations to potentially avoid serious health problems.

WHAT IS HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE?

Holistic health care is an approach to wellness that emphasizes the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and spirit. It goes beyond treating symptoms and aims to address the root causes of health issues by considering the whole person and their lifestyle. In this comprehensive approach, practitioners consider various factors such as physical, mental, emotional, social, and environmental aspects of an individual’s life.

To that end, one of the significant benefits of holistic health care is its focus on prevention and proactive measures to maintain overall well-being. By considering the interconnectedness of various aspects of health, holistic practitioners can provide insights into potential future health problems that may arise based on an individual’s current health status, lifestyle choices, and other factors.

Through a detailed assessment and analysis, holistic health care practitioners can identify risk factors, early signs, and markers that indicate the possibility of developing serious health conditions in the future. This holistic approach allows for a more comprehensive understanding of a person’s health, beyond the immediate symptoms or concerns they may have.

With the knowledge of potential future health problems, holistic health care practitioners can provide personalized recommendations and interventions to help individuals potentially avoid or minimize the impact of those health issues. These recommendations often encompass a wide range of strategies, including lifestyle modifications, dietary changes, stress management techniques, physical activity, natural remedies, and complementary therapies.

For example, if we, as a holistic health care practitioner, identify certain risk factors for cardiovascular disease in a patient, we may suggest dietary modifications such as reducing saturated fat intake, increasing fiber consumption, and recommending regular exercise to improve cardiovascular health. Additionally, we may also recommend stress reduction techniques, such as meditation or yoga, to support overall well-being.

By adopting these proactive measures and making necessary lifestyle changes, our patients can potentially reduce their risk of developing serious health problems in the future. Holistic health care’s emphasis on prevention and early intervention aligns with the notion that taking care of one’s overall well-being can lead to better long-term health outcomes.

If you are interested in learning more about what we have to offer at Health+Plus Clinic here in the Kansas City area, or you want to schedule your physical exam and get started, call 816-625-4497 or use our contact page. We would love to meet you!

Health+Plus is not an emergency medical facility. If you are having sudden intense symptoms go to a hospital, urgent care center, or call 911.

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What Do NATURAL, ALTERNATIVE, and HOLISTIC Mean, Anyway?

“Natural” isn’t always what you think it is

‘Natural’ may be applied to a substance or process that exists on its own in nature – that are not manufactured by humans. Herbs, for example, are natural. This sounds better than using man-made chemicals, right?

‘Natural’ isn’t always good, though. Remember that poison ivy and rattlesnake venom are natural. So, when a label says ‘all natural’ it doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s healthy for you.

“Alternative” swaps one thing for another

‘Alternative’ means using one thing in place of another. In this case it means replacing a drug with an herb or vitamin, for example. For some people, taking a garlic supplement may effectively replace blood pressure prescription. Diet, exercise, and nutritional supplements may be effective options for diabetic medication.

“Holistic” and the whole person

‘Holistic’ means considering the ‘whole person’. Current standard medical care is ‘problem-focused’. One symptom or health concern per appointment, please. ‘Holistic’ means listening and caring for the whole person. Lifestyle factors, traumas, stresses, diet, etc. all have an influence on one’s well-being. The holistic practitioner is considering all these elements of the patient’s life.

Health+Plus Can Help

More than 45 years ago, people from all over the country began to hear good reports of Dr. David Clark’s success in treating chronic illness with a natural approach began traveling to his little office in Oak Grove, Missouri. Since 1999, he more than quadrupled the size of his office to accommodate the needs of his patients and make Health+Plus Clinic what it is today. If you are interested in learning more, call 816-625-4497 or use our contact page. We would love to meet you!

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What Are Vitamin Infusions?

Many of the people who visit Health+Plus Clinic in Oak Grove, Missouri receive intravenous infusions of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. The purposes for this include replenishing deficiencies, re-hydrating, improving circulation, optimizing metabolism, and improving symptoms.

Patients receive a mixture of nutrients that are specific to their particular condition. Some infusions help boost energy, while others focus on stimulating the immune system, removing toxins, improving brain and nerve function, or improving circulation. All are replenishing essential nutrients that the body needs in order to be as healthy as possible.

B12/B-Complex Injections

Vitamin B12 is necessary for normal energy production, healthy nerve and brain function, mental alertness, formation of normal red blood cells, health immune function, physical strength, and hormone production.

It has been estimated that at least 50% of adult Americans have less than ideal levels of B Vitamins. Why so many? Because many medications block the absorption of B12. Also, as digestion becomes less efficient with aging, we simply don’t absorb them as well.

How it Works

Vitamin B12 is a water-soluble vitamin, which means it dissolves in water and can be excreted in the urine. It is absorbed in the small intestine, where it is transported to the liver and other tissues. Vitamin B12 is then converted into a form that is used by the body to carry out its many functions.

Benefits

Vitamin B12 is essential for many important bodily functions, including:

Energy production: Vitamin B12 is necessary for the conversion of food into energy.

Nerve and brain function: Vitamin B12 is important for the proper functioning of the nervous system.

Mental alertness: Vitamin B12 is important for mental alertness. It helps to improve memory and concentration.

Red blood cell formation: Vitamin B12 is necessary for the formation of red blood cells. Red blood cells carry oxygen to the tissues and remove carbon dioxide.

Immune function: Vitamin B12 helps to boost the immune system. It helps to fight off infection and disease.

Physical strength: Vitamin B12 is important for physical strength. It helps to increase muscle mass and strength.

Hormone production: Vitamin B12 is important for the production of hormones. It helps to regulate metabolism, fertility, and mood.

How to Get B Vitamins Naturally

Vitamin B12 is found in animal products, such as meat, fish, poultry, and eggs. Other B Vitamins mainly come from grains.

Deficiency

If you cannot get it naturally from your diet, a deficiency of vitamin B12 can cause a number of problems, including:

Anemia: A deficiency of vitamin B12 can cause anemia, a condition in which the body does not have enough red blood cells.

Fatigue: A deficiency of vitamin B12 can cause fatigue.

Impaired nerve function: A deficiency of vitamin B12 can impair nerve function, causing numbness and tingling in the hands and feet.

Memory loss: A deficiency of vitamin B12 can cause memory loss.

Depression: A deficiency of vitamin B12 can cause depression.

We Can Help

B vitamins are an essential nutrient that plays a role in many important bodily functions. It is important to get enough B vitamins from food and/or supplements. However, a B Vitamin IV may be necessary to quickly boost your levels if you are not getting enough B Vitamins from your diet. Contact us today to learn more. Just call 816-625-4497 or use our contact page.

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About Covid “Leftovers”

Unfortunately, everyone knows someone who had COVID. Most people know of someone dealing with ‘long COVID.” No matter your opinion of the origin, political response, and social reaction to COVID, it is a very real and potentially deadly virus that caused permanent damage to millions.

Typical Covid Leftovers

1. Disruption of the Immune System:

COVID-19 can trigger an overactive immune response, leading to a dysregulated immune system even after recovery. This can result in a heightened risk of autoimmune disorders, chronic inflammation, and increased vulnerability to other infections.

2. Hormonal Imbalances:

The virus can disrupt the delicate balance of hormones within the body. This disruption may lead to irregularities in the menstrual cycle, fertility challenges, and hormonal imbalances that impact overall well-being.

3. Thyroid and Pituitary Gland Dysfunction:

COVID-19 has been associated with thyroid dysfunction, including both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism. Moreover, the virus can affect the pituitary gland, which plays a crucial role in regulating hormone production throughout the body.

4. Brain and Neurological Effects:

Emerging evidence suggests that COVID-19 can penetrate the central nervous system, potentially leading to neurological complications. These may manifest as persistent brain fog, memory issues, headaches, mood disorders, and even neurological conditions such as Guillain-Barré syndrome.

5. Liver Damage:

The virus can cause inflammation and injury to the liver, ranging from mild abnormalities in liver function tests to more severe conditions such as hepatitis and liver failure. Prolonged liver damage can have long-term implications for overall health and well-being.

6. Lung Injury and Respiratory Complications:

Even in individuals who did not require hospitalization, COVID-19 can leave lasting damage to the lungs. Conditions such as pulmonary fibrosis, scarring, and reduced lung capacity have been observed, leading to persistent respiratory symptoms and decreased quality of life.

Understanding the Connection:

Given the range of long-term health issues associated with COVID-19, it is crucial for individuals experiencing health challenges around the same time as their infection to consider a potential connection. If you are grappling with persistent symptoms following COVID-19, it is highly recommended to undergo a thorough wellness screening., which we offer here at Health+Plus Clinic in Oak Grove, Missouri.

Seeking Support and Treatment:

Discovering a connection between your health challenges and a previous COVID-19 infection can provide crucial insights for targeted treatment and management strategies. We can develop personalized plans to improve the functioning of affected systems and mitigate the long-term consequences.

Conclusion:

Sadly, COVID-19 is far from being just a temporary illness. Its long-term consequences can impact various systems in the body, causing persistent health challenges for many individuals. If you have a health challenge that began at about the same time as COVID, you should suspect a connection.

Health+Plus Clinic in Oak Grove, Missouri offers a thorough wellness screening that checks your lungs, circulation, hormones, thyroid, liver, etc. It is definitely recommended if you have long-term symptoms. If a dysfunction is found, there are most likely steps that can be taken to improve how your body functions. If you are interested in learning more or you want to schedule your wellness screening, call 816-625-4497 or use our contact page. We would love to meet you and see what we can do to help.

Health+Plus is not an emergency medical facility. If you are having sudden intense symptoms go to a hospital, urgent care center, or call 911.

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Your Premier Holistic Alternative Health and Wellness Center

Health+Plus is a premier holistic alternative health and wellness center located in the Kansas City area. We offer a variety of diagnostic services and alternative healthcare treatments, including:

Alternative health care treatments

Diagnostic services

Customized wellness plans

Pain relief

Stress relief

Our Treatment Philosophy

Health+Plus is committed to providing the best possible care for our patients, offering a variety of services and treatments that can help people improve their overall health and well-being.

Whether you’re chronically sick and need to restore your health, want to customize your wellness, prevent future illness, are in pain and need relief, and/or want to reduce the effects of the stresses in your life… Health+Plus has alternative health solutions for you!

At Health+Plus clinic we do not treat specific diseases, we treat people. We provide re-hydration, replenishment of vitamin and mineral deficiencies and other therapies to support the body as it self-heals.

We combine the latest scientific methods with holistic and traditional approaches to discover the root causes of your health challenges. Your body has inborn systems and strategies for optimal health. However, dietary, lifestyle, environmental and emotional stresses, and traumas may inhibit or prevent you from being healthy.

At Health+Plus it’s all about you. We focus on you and your needs in a friendly and caring way. You’re always in charge of your health care. The providers and staff make time to explain your conditions, the treatments that are recommended, and answer questions so you can understand before you decide on a treatment plan.

We see people from all walks of life. We help people with chronic illnesses and people who just want to live a healthier lifestyle and be as healthy as they can be. Sometimes we see people that are looking for alternative health solutions to the traditional medical field or are in search of a second opinion.

Fees and Insurance

Our fees are affordable. Health+Plus does not accept insurance, we are a pay-per-service facility. We believe that healthcare is a deeply personal matter, and insurance companies should not dictate the types of treatments and therapies a patient needs. Please note that many of our treatments are also not covered by insurance at any clinic, anywhere.

What to Expect

Our providers are also strong advocates of wellness exams; meaning that every day they see patients who come for an ‘annual exam’ or want to be checked ‘just because they are 40’ or because a sister found out she has cancer.

When you come to Health+Plus you will begin with a general physical examination, extensive laboratory tests, EKG, lung function testing, vein and artery screening, and an extensive health and history with a provider.

You will have a personal consultation with the provider. We will listen to your symptoms and concerns and ask questions about your condition and health history. The extent of your consultation will depend on your individual situation.

After your initial examination a treatment plan will be decided for you based on your laboratory and examination findings. This treatment plan will outline recommended treatments and the optimal timeframe to complete treatments.

Some people wrongly believe that they can ‘drop off’ their body at the clinic and pick it back up later- something like dropping off dry-cleaning, or a vehicle for a tire-change. Ideal health isn’t that simple, it requires time and partnership. Click here to learn more.

Your Health, Your Choice

You can choose what types of alternative health care you want. At Health+Plus we promote wellness and encourage people to strive for optimal health. Some people are interested only in symptom relief. Others are seeking better overall health. Some want to have a specific alternative treatment they have heard about. We’re ready to help you feel better, live better and we will help you create your own plan for wellness.

The need for treatment is based on history, examination findings and laboratory results. Your treatment will be monitored by repeat tests to track your progress.

Keep in Mind

Wellness is a process- it doesn’t happen in a day.

Health+Plus is not an emergency medical facility. If you are having sudden intense symptoms go to a hospital, urgent care center, or call 911.

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