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Periodicals postage paid at Lansing, MI and additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Please send address changes to Customer Service, PO Box 1387, Fort Smith, AR 72902. LANSING Natalie Barbara Dell, age 90, passed away on Febru- ary 10, 2024. She was born to Juanita Edgar and Clarence Heft in Ml, and spent her early years in Ohio. After graduating from Lansing Eastern High School she at- tended Michigan State University before joining her husband in the U.S.

Navy Air Corps. Natalie was a realtor for several years and always found time for family, pets Heidi, April, Spike, Hazel, Sydney, and friends. Interests through the years were golf, bridge, singing with her barber- shop chorus, home decorating and occasional- ly spotted at the casino. She had a great sense of humor and enjoyed a good laugh. She loved the holiday season and each year would host the Christmas family dinner and search tirelessly for unique and outrageous gifts.

Preceded in death by daughter, Lisa; sister, Carol Ann; and niece. Jill. Survived by husband, Ralph (71 years); son, Dan (Debra); grandchildren, Ran- dal (Laurie), Derek, Tara (Jake), Kristen (Jordan); and great-grandsons, Jackson and Miles; sister, Marsha; several nieces and nephews, and brother- in-law, Arlin (Vicky). In keeping with wishes a private me- morial service will be held at a later date. Those desiring may make contributions to the Capital Area Humane Society.

www.TiffanyFuneralHome.com Natalie Barbara Dell Patricia 77 Potterville, MI Feb 12 Holihan-Atkin-Barclay Funeral Home, Grand Ledge Carol Ann 79 Grand Ledge, MI Jan 22 Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes Chase, Ray Howard 82 East Lansing, MI Jan 28 Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes Feb 22 Gorsline Runciman East Chapel Natalie Barbara 90 Lansing, MI Feb 10 Gorsline-Runciman Tiffany Chapel Conrad Louis 87 Feb 11 Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes Dunn, Richard Allen 84 Perry, MI Feb 14 Watkins Brothers Funeral Homes, Perry Chapel Feb 27 Watkins Brothers, Perry Chapel Fuller, Dan 74 Grand Ledge, MI Feb 06 Mills Funeral Home Peters Murray Chapel Feb 24 St. Michael Catholic Church Haddon, Timothy 67 Lansing, MI Feb 07 Vickers Leslie Funeral Home III, Charles Henry 70 Raleigh, NC Feb 11 City of Oaks- Raleigh, NC Fred Richard 82 Mason, MI Feb 09 Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes Feb 22 Klewicki, Mary Ellen 78 DeWitt, MI Feb 11 Gorsline Runciman Feb 23 St. Therese Catholic Church Lewis, Patricia A. 72 Perry, MI Feb 16 Watkins Brothers Funeral Homes, Perry Chapel Feb 20 St. Mary Catholic Church, Morrice Rose Lawn Cemetery Mata, Baudelio 105 Leslie, MI Feb 12 Vickers Leslie Funeral Home Feb 21 St Cornelius Cyprian Church St.

CC Catholic Cemtery William Earl 92 Hobart, WI Feb 14 Newcomer Cremations, Funerals, Receptions Patterson, Robert Wesley 94 St. Johns, MI Feb 16 Smith Family Funeral Homes Osgood Chapel Feb 21 Smith Family Funeral Homes Mt. Rest Cemetery Pelton, Tom 76 Williamston, MI Feb 12 Gorsline Runciman Funeral Home Milton J. 81 East Lansing, MI Feb 16 Estes-Leadley Greater Lansing Chapel Rinckey, Brad A. 65 Lansing, MI Feb 13 Palmer Bush Jensen Family-Holt Chapel Feb 21 the Funeral Home Robert C.

74 Haslett, MI Feb 13 Gorsline Runciman East Chapel Feb 21 St. Catholic Church ST. Joseph Catholic Cemetery Frank R. 80 Stockbridge Feb 13 Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home Feb 23 Holy Spirit Catholic Church Stebbins, Ivan W. 90 Lansing, MI Feb 15 Palmer, Bush Jensen Family Funeral Homes Delta Chapel Feb 20 St.

Gerard Catholic Church Cremation to follow Barbara 84 Lansing, MI Feb 08 Riley Funeral Home Feb 24 Walk in Truth Ministries Evergreen Cemetery Toth, David E. 80 Holt, MI Feb 16 Estes-Leadley Holt Chapel Feb 20 Estes-Leadley Holt Chapel Pastor Emeritus, Angelene 81 Lansing, MI Feb 08 Paradise Funeral Chapel Arrangement Services Feb 24 Tabernacle of David Evergreen Cemetery VanOrder, Michael Eston 83 East Lansing, MI Jan 20 Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes Feb 24 Gorsline Runciman East Chapel Winters, Gerald C. 98 Holt, MI Feb 10 Estes-Leadley Chapel Feb 20 St. Thomas Aquinas Cath. Church DEATH NOTICES Additional information in display obituaries Obituaries appear in print and online at lansingstatejournal.com/obituaries Name Age Town, State Death Date Arrangements Service Time Service Location Interment Obituaries HOBART With his daughters by his side, our Lord and Savior called home William Earl Morris (92) of Hobart, WI on Wednesday, February 14, 2024.

William Earl Morris was born on February 3, 1932 in Midland, MI to the late Francis and Eunice (Baylis) Morris. He graduated from Ithaca High School in 1950. In 1952, he entered the U.S. Marine Corp and trained as an aviation structural mechanic. He was assigned to serve in Atsuji, Japan during the end of the Korean He enjoyed belonging to a Marine boxing club and playing football in the Japanese Rice Bowl.

Bill attained the rank of sergeant (E-4) and was awarded the Korean Service Medal, United Nations Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal and Good Conduct Medal. He was merited an honorable discharge June 20, 1955. He returned to Michigan to marry his high school sweetheart, Helen Coston on June 25. Upon graduating from Michigan State University with a degree in urban planning, his career took him to Texas, Hawaii, California, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Bill and Helen settled in De Pere, WI and became faithful members of the First United Methodist Church.

His favorite Bible verse is Romans 8:1, is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Bill will be sadly missed by his daughters, Jennifer (Tim) Wargula and Lisa (Jeff) Miller; grandchildren: Alan (Emily Van Ness) Wargula, Samuel Wargula, Sierra (Luke) Steuerwald, Kirk (Annie) Miller and Jackson (Kristi) Miller; and nine great-grandchildren: Wesley, Silas, Phoebe, Jubilee, Evange- line, Abel, Isaac, Kylie and Henry. Bill also leaves his sisters: Ethelyn Meredith, Carolyn Kribs, Claudia (Gary) Hultgren and sister-in-law, Marcy Morris. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Helen; his parents; his broth- ers, Bob Morris and Gene (Patty) Morris; brother-in-laws, Dennis Meredith and Jerry Kribs; and great-granddaughter, Hannah. A short visitation will be held on Thursday, February 22, 2024 from p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 501 Howe Street, Green Bay.

A memorial service will follow at 3:30 p.m. In lieu of memorial contributions may be directed to the Health Well Foundation. Newcomer Cremations, Funerals, Receptions in Green Bay is assisting with arrangements. William Earl Morris A4 LANSING Pastor Emeritus Angelene Lois Trice, aged 81, passed away peacefully in her home in Lansing, Michigan on Thursday, February 8, 2024, sur- rounded by her family. She was born June 30, 1942, in Villa Ridge, Il- linois.

Celebration of Life for Pastor Emeritus Trice will be a two-day celebration at Taberna- cle of David Church, 2645 West Holmes Road, Lansing, Michi- gan on Friday, February 23rd Visitation 6:00 p.m. with Family from p.m., and Celebration Sat- urday, February 24th 10:00 a.m. Angelene Trice, Pastor Emeritus extensive testimony, is hazing resulting in death. The felony charge carries a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison. All nine of the defendants in Ingham County charged in connection with death face the hazing result- ing in death charge.

Those are likely the criminal cases in state history to in- clude that charge. As of Feb. 5, the State Court Adminis- trative said its data that goes back decades shows only nine cases involv- ing the hazing resulting in death charge. Edwar Zeineh, Lansing-based defense attorney, made clear from the opening moments of the preliminary hearing that be challenging not only whether his client was culpable, but whether the felony charge was con- stitutional. As hearing headed to- ward its conclusion, Greenwalt gave her indication that strategy might have worked.

Instead of ruling on whether prosecutors had met their bur- den of proof to advance the case toward trial, she ordered both sides to writ- ten arguments on a number of issues. She gave Zeineh three weeks to detail his argument as to why the statute is unconstitutional, which will be followed by a response from Ingham County Prosecutor John And Greenwalt gave prosecutors a deadline to explain their theory about exactly how Cao caused death, to which Zeineh will then re- spond. One person is awaiting trial in con- nection with death of Nguyen, who was a 21-year-old junior. Any resolution to case, or the prosecutions facing seven others, arrive soon. Is the charge constitutional? The statute in question went into ef- fect in 2004.

The year before, Northville middle school student Garret Drogosch broke a leg and other injuries when he was forced to participate in grade hit an annual tradition held on the last day of football practice. The analysis of the bill cited re- search on the number of elementary, high school and college athletes who faced hazing. It also detailed a number of hazing incidents around the country, including a University of Michigan chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity that had been kicked campus. In that incident, a pledge kidney failure from a hazing incident Attorney Edwar Zeineh, left, argues for his client Ethan Cao, on Jan. 18 in Judge Molly Hennessey's 54B District courtroom in East Lansing.

MATTHEW DAE STATE JOURNAL Hazing Continued from Page 1A See HAZING, Page 15A.