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PAGE 4A 23,2015 BATTLE CREEKENQUIRER PROBATE WILLS TRUSTS SERIOUS AUTO INJURY POWERS OF ATTORNEY Golden Avenue ce 963-8484 835 Golden Avenue Near Beadle Lake Rd. Urbandale ce 963-8585 1700 W. Michigan Avenue Across from LJ-0100305913 PATRICK S. HIRZEL P.C., Attorney at Law NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE LJ-0100306403 Battle Creek 269-742-4800 Boes BattleCreek atHeartlandHealthCareCenter.Joewas JoewasraisedinUnionCityfromagesix andwasthefosterchildofPearlBoes.Joewasa1951graduate ofUnionCityHighschoolwhereheexcelledinfootballand baseball.AftergraduationheattendedArgubrightBusiness College.JoewasaUnitedStatesArmyveteran.Heservedas theclerktotheSergeantMajoratFt.Knox,KYfrom1953to 1955.Joewaspreviouslyemployedastheregionalmanager forSuperDiscountStores.HewaslateremployedbyHydre- coinGalesburgfor23yearsandbyDensoManufacturingfor 10years.Joeretiredin1999.HemarriedtheformerSandra him.JoewasamemberofLakeviewBaptistChurchwhere heservedasaDeaconandamemberoftheBoardofTrust- ees.Joelovedsportsandplayedsemi-profastpitchsoftball forClarkEquipmentCompany.HewasafanofallfourDe- troitsportsteamsandtheUniversityofMichiganandrarely missedatelevisedgame.Joeenjoyedcampinginthefamily traveltrailerinFloridaandatTri-LakesTrailsinMarshall. twosonsJody(Maria)BoesandPaul(Darla)Boesbothof BattleCreek.HealsoleaveshisstepgrandchildrenRobert andChristinaandthreestepgreatgrandchildren.Joewas precededindeathbyhisbrotherWilfredBoesandhissister WildaHaas.

FuneralHome. flowersmemorialcontributionaresuggestedtotheLakev- iewBaptistChurchortheAmericanStrokeAssociation. Anthony VanBeukering, 94, formerly of Battle Creek, MI passed away Monday, July 20, 2015 at Pine Ridge Nursing Home in Stevensville, MI. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 am, Sunday, July 26, 2015 at the Battle Creek Seventh Day Adventist Tabernacle. Tony will be laid to rest Monday, July 27, 2015 at the Mt.

Ever-rest Memorial Park in Kalamazoo, MI. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Battle Creek Academy. Those wishing to sign guestbook may do so online at www.starks-menchinger.com. Tony was born May 10, 1921 in Osh Kosh, WI to Anthony and Emily VanBeukering. He was a graduate of Cedar Lake Academy in 1941.

Tony worked as a carpenter for many years. On September 10, 1980 he wed Fern Collar in Battle Creek. Tony was a member of the Battle Creek Tabernacle for many years. He is survived by his loving wife of 34 years Fern; son James (Vicki) VanBeukering; step-chidren Bruce Papendick, Julie (Sam) Swett, Judy (Mark) Johnston, Debby (Roger) Yiirs, Lori (Ron) Newcomb and Becki Babcock; four grandchildren; several step grandchildren; and numerous great- grandchildren and step great-grandchildren. Tony was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife Jean Smith in 1979; daughter Jean Ann Klinger; son Ronald VanBeukering during the Vietnam War; and 3 sisters.

Anthony VanBeukering James Goodman, age 62 of Jefferson City, TN passed away Tuesday, July 21, 2015 at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center, Knoxville. Preceded in death by parents, James and Dona Goodman; sisters and brothers, Eugene Halbert, Ethel Halbert Stephens, Mary Lou Halbert Sampson, Marie Goodman Reber and Virgil Halbert. He was an avid fisherman, Civil War Enthusiast, NASCAR and Michigan football fan. Survived by children; Nicole (Robert) Halsey and Daniel Goodman; grandchildren, Tyler VanHouten, Cassie VanHouten, Andrew Goodman and Brandon Goodman; he was married to Darla Fuller Waters for 38 years; sisters, Ruby Eddings Salyers, Opal Goodman Hurley and Alice Goodman Libbrecht; several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held in Marshall, MI at a later date.

Arrangements by Farrar Funeral Home in Jefferson City, TN (865) 475-3892 www.farrarfuneralhome.com James Goodman, Jr. Jefferson City, TN NicholasL.Coffman BattleCreek NicholasL.Coffman,age21,diedTues- beenalifelongresidentoftheareaand attendedLakeviewSchools.Hewascur- rentlyemployedwithBleistahlNorthAmericaasaMaster Mechanic.Nicholasenjoyedhunting,fishingandgoingup north. Noel.Hewasprecededindeathbyhisgrandfathers,Alan Bartelmeyin1969andDaleCoffmanin2014. Funeral atthefuneralhome.IntermentwillbeatReeseCemetery. www.henryfuneralhome.org Battle Creek Cross, Patricia (Dani els), 44, of Battle Creek, died Monday, July 20, 2015.

Services 1p.m. Saturday at J. Kevin Tidd Funeral Home, Albion, with visitation one hour prior. www.kevintiddfuneral home.com. Douville, Lawrence A.

78, of attle Creek, died Tues- ay, July 21, 2015. Visita- ion 4-7 p.m. Friday at Farley Estes Dowdle Funeral Home Cremation Care. Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.

www. farleyestesdowdle.com. Shedd, Barbara Joan, 6 5, of Battle Creek, died Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Visitation 5-8 p.m. Tuesday at Farley Estes Dow- dle Funeral Home Crem ation Care.

Funeral ser- ices 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. www.farleyestesdowdle. com. Taylor, Gwendolyn, 61, of Battle Creek, died Thursday, July 9, 2015.

Funeral services 1p.m. today at Baxter Funeral Cremation Service, with isitation starting at 11:30 a www.baxterfuneral. om. Augusta Fleece, Evelyn 91, of Augusta, died Saturday, July 18, 2015. Mass of Christian Burial 11a.m.

Friday at St. Jerome Catholic Church, with rosary at 10:15 a.m. Arrangements by Farley Estes Dowdle Funeral Home Cremation Care. www.farleyestesdowdle. om.

Charlotte Cobb, Bernice, 89, of Charlotte, died Wednesday. Private services will be held. Arrangements by Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte. www.prayfun- eral.com. Kalamazoo Burroughs, Robert 9 5, of Kalamazoo, died uesday, July 21, 2015.

Funeral services 11:30 a.m. Monday at Farley Estes Dowdle Funeral Home Cremation Care, Richland Chapel, with visitation one hour prior. www.farleyestesdowdle. com. Parker, Jeanette (Boatman), 82, of Largo, formerly of Athens, ied Monday, July 20, 2015.

Visitation 6-8 p.m. Friday at Assembly of God Church, Union City. Graveside services 11 a.m. Saturday at Fisher Hill Cemetery, Algansee Township. Arrangements by Lighthouse Funeral Cremation, Union City.

ww.lighthousefuneral. om. Marshall Leonard, Gayleen Rae, 56, of Marshall, died Monday, July 20, 2015. Private services will be held. Arrangements by Craig Kempf Family Funeral Homes, Marshall Chapel.

www.kempf funeralhome.com. DEATH NOTICES Sandra Lumley and Jeffery Peterson Tequila Holloway and Johnny Anderson Mary Brazie and Jeremiah Wilson Jami Gall and Seth Sok ol Angela Joy and Robert Obryant Amanda Sturdivant and Matthew Asher Michelle Nava and David Kelley ebra Tooker and Paul Tooker atherine Mackenzie a nd Alan Fleming reanne Cassiday and ohn Cook amy Jenkins and Arthur English Jr. yra Crum and Marcus Norris Christine Hollenbeck a nd Gary Norris A manda Tataren and onald Jordan Jr. teffanie Macomber a nd Tyler Betterley lizabeth Wassenaar and Dale Berthiaume oretha Byrd and Robert Warren III Nicole Rial and Matthew Bilger Julia Kaylor and Gary Bryant Ashley Joncas and Austin Gretsky Taelor Cope and Aaron edel Patti Leibering and Denis Huffman Angelica Chirbas and Gary Parker Jr. Amy Deshon and Greg Robertson ara Hunt and Joseph Clay Jr.

risten Gillette and andall Smith rent Wright and Tyler oyer onnor Augustine and Christian Plasencia ondra Page and Scott Newburn II Amanda Ogle and Laur i Robbins usan Tallent and Larr Reed ana Bartell and Jonat han Larzelere A nne Denney and Alfred Cain anice Best and Catherine Kerley usan Kruger and Dawnna Briggs Bradley Tracy and Timothy Donahue Richard Weissmann and Tricia Cunningham Marika Brown and Michael Nelson Sara Tucker and Jon athon Mann Ryan Lothschultz and Matthew Marble Gina Lance and Cynthia Mayo Toby Hopkins and Danielle Sawyer aclyn Wright and Scott Lingenfelter amantha Bingham a nd Devon Babcock avid Ritter Jr. and A ndrea Bromley I an Schnaitman and Willie Gilyard eia Taylor and Alexander Bays Corrin Popps and And rew Buck oseph Mullen and Ale xandria Solis inda Winter and Robb in Perkins ravis Walker and Joshua Wilson awn Zing and Lal Ma- wi heresa Roberts and Dannie Hummel Stephanie Ellis and Ashley Gooding Jessica Marshall and Alan Tackett Katherine Smith and Camel Johnson Liana Grosteffon and acob Burnham Shannon Youmans and Megan Krueger Nidhi Sharma and Sachin Singh Sandra David and Florence Bennett avia Jaynes and Bradley John atthew Hicok and A mber Benn ames Krill Jr. and Mindi Dunmire Jennifer Bradley-Freiny and Joseph Biggerstaff Aimee Coffin and Rod- ney Maschke Kristin Bennett and Jesse Drake MARRIAGE LICENSES FATALITY: An 83-year- old man driving a pickup truck died Wednesday morning when his vehicle crashed into a semi truck at M-66 and Drive South in Leroy Township, ichigan State Police said. The crash occurred around 9:30 a.m. Police said the man, who was riving about 25 mph and owing a small boat, was astbound on Drive South when he failed to heed a stop sign and drove into the path of a orthbound semi truck.

The victim, whose identi- was not immediately released, died at the cene. State Police at the Coldwater post are investigating the crash. SEXUAL ASSAULT: attle Creek police said a girl reported she was sex- ally assaulted by a male at Battle Creek Central High School, 100 W. Van Buren at noon Tuesday. A male suspect was arrested.

MAN THROWS ROCK AT CAR: A woman said he was driving on South Helmer Road near West Columbia Avenue when a man threw a rock that truck her car at 2:09 a.m. onday. The woman con- acted Battle Creek police, who found the man. They reported he was acting erratically and was ncooperative. ASSAULTS: Battle reek police reported the following cases: A man, 33, said he was assaulted at Bronson Battle Creek, 300 North at 3:30 a.m.

Tuesday. A warrant is being sought against the woman. A man in the Bron- son Battle Creek emergency room at 300 North Ave. allegedly punched a male security guard, 45, in the chest. A warrant is being sought against him.

A woman, 36, said he was assaulted in the first block of Webber Street at 10:38 p.m. Tuesday. Warrants are being ought against the sus- ects. OMESTIC VIOLENCE: Battle Creek police reported the following cases: In the 100 block of Webber Street at uesday, police responded to a call about two ales fighting. A warrant is being sought against a man after his girlfriend, 19, said attacked her while she was carrying his child in he 100 block of Radley Street at 11a.m.

Tuesday. In the first block of Myrtle Avenue at 3 p.m. Tuesday, a man, 18, got into a fight with his boyfriend, police said. Both men wrestled the ground; police reported the 18-year-old man as the victim. In the first block of ambling Lane at 10:29 Tuesday, a woman, 2 4, said she was punched in the face by her boyfriend.

She fell to the ground, and he kicked er, she said. The man was not found, but a war- ant is being sought against him. Call Silent Observer at 964-3888, text (274637) SOTIP or see www.crime- eports.comwith information about crimes. POLICE FIRE said. example, at a campsite where Native A mericans camped 5,000 ears ago there might be stone tools, there might be waste flakes from the making of stone There might be rocks racked by the heat of ampfires.

istorical sites could be homesteads, farmsteads, trading posts, logging camps or mines. Anderson said new sites are found through archaeological surveys, which often take place before large building projects. Park workers and others who spend a lot of time outdoors often find sites, and others are disc overed by accident. A Michigan State University, a focus on camp us archaeology was in- entional, said Lynne Goldstein, an anthropolo- professor and leader on-campus archaeological efforts. University officials realized the ampus wasrich in history that was being ignored destroyed.

The first dig was at the former Saints Rest dormitory in 2005. Digs can be connected campus construction rojects, such as the rebuilding of West Circle Drive, where an outhouse excavation revealed such objects as two porcelain olls, a set of dishes and a hoe. Students spent most June digging at a spot between the administration building and the river. They pulled out a variety of artifacts dating from 1890 to 1925, Goldstein said, including a cold cream jar, pieces of high-end china and other household objects. found a bunch of things that make a ny sense to us, way too ancy to be dormitory she said.

ut not too fancy to be- ong to a popular and renowned professor, Thoma Gunson. A little re- earch into life reveals possibilities about the artifacts found a the dig, Goldstein said. wife died and he ater married his housekeeper and remodeled his home. The possibility: put the remains of his re- odel into this low spot, fill it, and I think his wife decided to get rid of her Goldstein said. Aplace like to ex- avate in the future: The ite of Prof.

W.J. otanical lab. burned Goldstein said. know a whole lot about it. We know that Beal wanted to put his new lab right in the middle of campus and that it The dig at Colonial Michilimackinac is the fourth house in a five-unit row house to be excavate d.

It started as a French house, but a map from 1765 indicates it is a ritish home. a little unusual, because many of the Engl ish traders had to live utside the Evans said. Besides digging inside he area of the foundation, the crew also i digging in a trash pit, where found seeds and animal bones. The biggest find is an intact ivory rosary, a tring of beads used by atholics to help keep track of prayers. find things like that every Evans said.

Three or four ears ago, the big find as an intact pocket nife, which Evans described as She said the digs shed light on a time that was not well-documented. were people eating, how were they organizing their she said. we can see, they are preparing their food here and storing their trade goods ver here. being able answer some of these ontact Kathleen Lavey at (517) 377-1251or Follow er on Twitter Dig Continued from Page 3A.