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S& L. B&, 61

(A"#iL 11, 1953 - 'EmBE# 23, 2014)

Sherry L. Bye of Charlevoix died

Sunday, November 23, 2014 atMetron of Big Rapids.

She was born April 11, 1953 inFlint to Clifford and Bethel

(Groesser) Bye.

Sherry moved from Flint toCharlevoix County in 1987. She en-

joyed being with her family.Surviving are her parents Clif-

ford and Bethel Bye of East Jordan,brother Nels (Marcia) Bye of Hill-

man, and sister Lois (James) Banks

of Hickory Hills, Illinois.A memorial service will be held

at the Evangelical LutheranChurch in East Jordan at a later

date.The family was served by Hast-

ings Funeral Home in Ellsworth,

online atwww.hastingsfuneral.com

J&" B"*& G*%%*2, 5

(mA#CH 13, 2009 - '. 27, 2014)

Jenna Bailey Giddings, precious

daughter ofSheilah andRocky and

little sisterof Cecilia,

Sydney,Morgan and

Kendell,

passed fromthis life after

her hard fought battle with canceron Thursday, November 27, 2014.

Jenna was born March 13, 2009in Petoskey and was a student at

Ottawa Elementary. Over the

course of her short time with us,she touched many lives. Her family

will forever remember a little girlwith a big personality, who was

smart and determined. She was

blessed from birth with beautifulexpressive blue eyes that were the

windows to her soul and an infec-tious smile that endeared her to

everyone she ever met. She is abeautiful little soul; whose bravery

was an example to us all.....she is

deeply, deeply loved and so verymuch missed.

As mentioned above Jenna issurvived by her mother Sheilah

and father Rocky and by her sis-ters, Cecilia, Sydney, Morgan and

Kendell. She is also survived by her

grandparents Alvin and CynthiaGiddings and Leonard and Eliza-

beth Readmond, as well as numer-ous aunts uncles and cousins.

Jennas family asks that you jointhem in honoring and celebrating

her life during a funeral mass thatwill be held Saturday, December 6,

2014 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Francis

Xavier Catholic Church; the masswill be led by Fr. Bryan Medlin.

Visitation will be held on FridayDecember 5th from 2-4 and again

from 6-8 p.m. at Stone FuneralHome. Visitation will also be held

at the church on Saturday morning

beginning at 9:30 a.m.Friends and family wishing to re-

member Jenna with a charitablecontribution are asked to direct

those contributions to her familyc/o Sheilah Readmond, 9039

Springvale Rd., Boyne Falls, MI

49713, these donations will be di-rected to a charity yet to be deter-

mined.Rest now little one safely in the

arms of our Lord.

F"+* N. A&2, 87

(A"#iL 19, 1927 '. 26, 2014)

Franklin N. Ayers of Gaylord

passed awayon Wednes-

day, Novem-

ber 26, 2014.Frank was

born in Sil-verwood,

Michigan onApril 19,

1927, the son

of Clyde & Nettie (Bohac) Ayers.He moved to Gaylord 22 years

ago from Ellsworth. He was a long-time farmer and also worked for

the East Jordan Co-Op until his re-tirement in 1993.

Frank is survived by 1 daughter,

Diana (Willie) Bridger of Gaylord; 3grandchildren, Jody (Mark) Acord

of Missouri, Frank (Debbie) Lind-ley of Texas and Amber Bridger of

Missouri; 6 great grandchildrenand 5 great great grandchildren.

He is also survived by his sister,Nellie Mae (Ray) Wojtkowiak ofGaylord and sister in law, Marion

Ayers of Frederic.He was preceded in death by his

parents, his brother, Edward Ayersand sister, Mary Cabic.

The family has chosen to remem-

ber him privately. Contributions inhis memory may be made to the

family, through the Nelson FuneralHome, PO Box 1548, Gaylord MI

49734.

R/#& B", "& 93

(mA 7, 1921 '. 25, 2014)

Robert Bryan of Boyne City

passed away on Tuesday, Novem-ber 25, 2014 at Grandvue Medical

Care Facility.Robert was born on May 7, 1921

in Sturgis, MI the son of Jess and

Myrtle (Lung) Bryan. He marriedGwendolyn Davis on September 15,

1943 in Lansing. He owned and op-erated Bryans Music Company for

many years until retirement. Hewas an active member of the Boyne

City United Methodist Church.

Robert enjoyed antiques, traveling,drawing, painting, music and was a

huge Detroit Tigers fan.Robert is survived by his two

children Robert (Judy) Bryan andJasmine Johnson; grandchildren

Leila Bryan, JT Williams, Jami

Williams, Donya Williams, ZakiyaBarnes, Stacy Vondra, Robert

Bryan, Jessica Guzniczak; greatgrandchildren Monique Chambers,

Dante Chambers, Malachi

Richards, Madison Richards, Samand Grace Vondra, Jacob Clark and

Keith and Myra Guziniczak; andbrother William Bryan.

He is preceded in death by hisparents Jess and Myrtle; wife

Gwendolyn and brother Garth

Bryan.

A funeral service was held Fri-day, November 28, 2014 at theBoyne City United Methodist

Church. Burial at Maple LawnCemetery in Boyne City.

Memorial donations may be di-

rected to the church.

J& L. *&, 70Jerry L. White of East Jordan

died Tuesday, November 25, 2014, atMcLaren Northern Michigan Hos-

pital in Petoskey.A memorial service was held on

Saturday, November 29, 2014 at the

Penzien Funeral Homes, Inc. inEast Jordan.

J/2&*& R/2& S4-", 99

Josephine Rose Stutzman ofCharlevoix passed away Dec. 2,

2014, at home.Arrangements are pending at

Winchester Funeral Home in

Charlevoix.

J& L/4 (M"2) *#&$+, 78

(Ag. 4, 1936 - '. 11, 2014)

Jerry Lou (Mays) Whitbeck of

Oscoda and formerly of Charlevoixand Gaylord, passed away on Tues-

day, Nov. 11, 2014, at LakeviewManor Nursing Home in Tawas

City.She was born in Hot Springs,

Arkansas on August 4, 1936 to the

late Luther and Sarah Nall (nee

Kendal).Jerry enjoyed sewing, quilting,

doll making, cross stitching and

was a member of the OscodaUnited Methodist Church.

She is survived by her husband,Robert Dollar; children, John

(Kathy) Mays, Scott (Beverly)Mays, Jeffrey (Karen) Mays, Ron

(Becky) Whitbeck, and Todd (Na-

dine) Whitback. Jerry is also sur-vived by her brother, Luther Nall

and many grandchildren andgreat-grandchildren.

In addition to her parents, shewas preceded in death by her

daughter, Pam Crain.

A memorial service will be heldat a later date and you may offer

your condolences at www.buresh-funeralhomes.com

P* M"*, 86

(JE 5, 1928 '. 27, 2014)

Phil G. Martin, 86, of Charlevoix,passed away

November27, 2014, at

his home. He

was bornJune 5, 1928,

inCharlevoix,

to JohnJames and

Clara Belle (Ruckle) Martin. Phil

graduated from Charlevoix HighSchool. He owned and operated

Martins Standard Service at twolocations in Charlevoix, and a

snowmobile shop. He worked forthe Charlevoix Wastewater Treat-

ment Plant, and was a heavy equip-

ment operator for the State ofMichigan in the construction of

Department of Natural ResourcesPublic Access Sites. In retirement

he ran a lawn service with DaveDutcher called Two Old Men and a

Lawnmower. Lately, Phil could beseen any day of the week riding hisscooter around Charlevoix with his

best friend Schultz in tow, or ridingon Phils lap.

Phil loved photography, and wasan avid photographer and collector

of local photos a hobby that

began in high school when Philwas the yearbook photographer.

Phil is survived by his children,Steve A. Martin, Kathy Martin

Resch both of Charlevoix, Phil W.

Martin of Grand Rapids; grand-children, Jared, Jason, Nika, Nigel,

and Dustin; great-grandchildren,C.J., Hannah, Cam, and Chase; for-

mer wife, Clara Martin; sister,Sarah Cummings of Charlevoix,

and the whole Martin family; hisconstant companion, Schultz; aspecial thanks to his niece and

nephew to Mary Ann and Ron Coxand their family for always being

there for Phil. Phil was preceded indeath by his daughter, Nita, earlier

this year.

A service will be announced inthe spring of 2015.

Memorial contributions may bemade to the Charlevoix Circle of

the Arts, 109 Clinton Street,Charlevoix, MI 49720.

The Winchester Funeral Home

in Charlevoix is serving the family.

M" E. R&*$, 61

(C%. 24, 1953 '. 23, 2014)

Mary E. Reich passed awaypeacefully at her home in East Jor-

dan on Sunday, Nov. 23, 2014.

Mary was born on Oct. 24, 1953,in Keokuk, Iowa, and enjoyed her

life in Northern Michigan. Sheloved being outside fishing, camp-

ing, gardening and doing many ac-

tivities with her family.Mary worked at Charlevoix Area

Hospital for many years and re-tired from the Charlevoix County

Transit in 2013 where she enjoyeddelivering Meals on Wheels and

meeting people of the community.

Mary is preceded in death by herstepfather, Leston H. Brown

Mary is survived by her lovinghusband of 42 years, Dale Reich,

and her children, Don (Amy) Reichof Bay City, Robin Reich of

Ellsworth, Scott (Christa) Reich of

Fowlerville; mother, E. EstherBrown; sisters, Billie (Gaugi) Holm,

Tina (Rob) Hutchison, GingerStevens, and brother, Mike (Terri)

Smith, all of Charlevoix, sisters,Patty (Bob) Beach of Lansing,

Susan (Barry) DeWitt of Phillips-

burg N.J., and brother, W. Joseph(Teresa) Smith of Milwaukee, Wis.;

along with stepbrothers, stepsis-

ters, aunts and uncles. She wasblessed with 12 grandchildren and

numerous nieces, nephews andcousins.

At Marys request, there will notbe funeral services. In lieu of flow-

ers, make donations to Meals on

Wheels or Charlevoix Area Hospi-tal in her honor. She was loved by

many and will be missed by all whoknew her.

J/2&*& R/2& S4-", 99Josephine Rose Stutzman, 99, of

Charlevoix,passed away

Tuesday, De-cember 2,

2014, at herhome. She

was born

March 13,1915, in Wey-

erhauser,Wisc., to

Joseph and Magdalina (Kopca)Vratanina. She graduated from

Calumet High School in Chicago in

1930, and from Englewood BusinessCollege in Chicago in 1932. On Sep-

tember 15, 1940, she marriedJoseph F. Stutzman in Detroit.

Josephine worked in Chicago forChevrolet Motor Division as a

Billing Clerk from 1935 to 1940; and

in the office at Donnelly Corpora-tion in Detroit from 1941-1942. She

was a bookkeeper at Stream-EzeCorporation in Charlevoix from

1952 to 1958, and at Freedman Art-craft in Charlevoix from 1958-1977.

She and her husband, Joe, were

active since young adults in theFarmers Union and in the Barnard

Grange, in which she was activeuntil recently. She was an avid gar-

dener who loved her flowers andloved to can vegetables from her

garden. She enjoyed embroidering ,

quilting, and crocheting and lovedsharing those talents with family

and friends. She loved baking piesand cookies for organization fund

raisers and knitting for the GrangeMitten Tree. She loved music, and

her dancing years began in

Chicago as a teenager dancing tothe Big Bands at the Trianon and

Argonne Ball Rooms. Many yearswere spent supporting Jasper and

the Tag-A-Longs in which Joe

played violin and his sister, Lau-retta, played piano. She took great

pride in her family and was a lov-ing, supportive mother, grand-

mother, great grandmother and

friend.Josephine is survived by her

children, Janice Mae (Thomas)Tuffelmire of Allegan; Gary Lee

(Deborah Crandall) Stutzman ofCharlevoix; grandchildren, Ryan

(April) Hunt of East Lansing,Kristin (Paulk) Bryant of Roswell,

Ga., Allan Tuffelmire of Cave

Creek, Ariz., Daniel Tuffelmire ofScottsdale, Ariz., Shelly (Christo-

pher) Johnson of Allegan, John(Wendy Brown) Lopez of Traverse

City, Bradford Lopez of Charlevoix;great-grandchildren, Rachel and

Natalie Hunt; Christopher, Bran-

den, Jarod Tuffelmire; Justin Arlt;Taylor Raphael; Nathan Lopez; E.

J. Shemwell; special friends, Kathy

Clark of Harbor Springs and JanetStutzman of Charlevoix. She waspreceded in death by her husband,

Joseph in 1999; her brothers and

their wives, Edward (Blanche)Vrantanina, and Robert (Dorothea)

Vratanina; brother-in-law, EdwardSwanson; sister-in-law, Lauretta

Swanson; infant brother, William.Visitation will be 6-8 pm, Thurs-

day, December 4, and from 10 am,

Friday, until the time of the fu-neral at 11 am, at the Winchester

Funeral Home in Charlevoix. TheReverend Robert Bellairs will offici-

ate and burial will take place in theBarnard Cemetery in Charlevoix.

Memorial contributions may be

made to the Charlevoix City BandFearless Five Scholarship, c/o Ron

Winchester, 209 State Street,Charlevoix, MI 49720; or to the

Barnard Grange, c/o HelenStevens, 15645 Klooster Road,

Charlevoix, MI 49720.

Please sign Josephine's guest-book at www.winchesterfuneral-

home.com

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CHARLEVOIX AGENCY, INC.

The Friends of theCharlevoix Public Library

have moved their historical

photo exhibit depictingCharlevoix in the early

1900s to accommodate thepainting of the second floor

corridor. The exhibit will betemporarily located in the

Community Meeting Room

Foyer of the CharlevoixPublic Library through the

end of the year. At thattime, it will be relocated to

its permanent location back

on the second floor.The Michigan Room

Committee (Cynthia Post-mus, Marilyn Novak, Kay

Heise, Mary Ann Chew, andNancy Porter) of the

Charlevoix Public Library

spent hours of time re-searching photos at the

Charlevoix Historical Soci-ety, which would give peo-

ple a sense of life inCharlevoix one hundred

years ago. The exhibit was

generously funded by theFriends of the Charlevoix

Public Library, but couldnot have been accomplished

without the assistance ofDavid Miles, co-director of

the Historical Society. The

exhibit was originally pur-

chased and installed by theFriends of the Library in

honor of the Librarys100th Anniversary of an in-

dependent library buildingin Charlevoix.

Visit the exhibit during

regular library hours: Mon-day Thursday, 10:00 8:00;

Friday and Saturday, 10:00 5:00; Sunday, 1:00 5:00. For

more information about thelibrary visit

www.charlevoixlibrary.org.

Historical Charlevoix Photo Exhibit

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CHARLEVOIX: At thelengthy meeting of City

Council on Monday night

the issue of outdoor din-ing came before the board

yet again, with little re-sults.

Since the Cool Citiesinitiative in 2007 the City

of Charlevoix has been re-

searching ways to makeoutdoor dining a reality

for downtown businessowners within the Down-

town Development Au-thority district. During

the summer of 2014 an of-

ficial subcommittee wascreated to tackle the issue

that consisted of membersof the DDA, city staff,

Council, and downtownbusiness owners. Since

that time, council mem-

bers have revisited thetopic to create regulations

that would allow for out-door caf style dining dur-

ing the summer seasonbetween April 1 and Octo-

ber 31 every year.

Bethany Pearson of theDDA presented the

agenda item and delin-eated several revisions

made since it was lastbrought before council.

The revisions included

mandating the removal of

barriers and tables afterOctober 31 which wouldmark the end of the sea-

son for outdoor seating.Additionally, all chairs

must stay within regu-

lated areas and all sign or-dinances apply to the

outdoor seating areas.These changes were

made at the request of

various council members

whose concerns with the

program have caused

citystaff to change theproposal several times.

However, this time, it was

not only members ofcouncil who voiced con-cerns. City Planner

Michael Spencer shared

his opinion that the feescharged for having out-

door seating seemed high,and that he would like to

see them lowered. Hestated that as the side-

walks the seating would

be on are not maintainedby the city, but rather by

the business ownersthemselves, he felt the

fees should be lowered,and that the initial fee to

have outdoor seating

should be the only feecharged.

The sidewalk areas arenot maintained by the

citythese outdoor seat-

ing areas can improve thesidewalk space, said

Spencer, who added laterthat for a space that

isnt maintained by thecityit should just be a

one-time fee.

His sentiments wereswiftly responded to how-

ever by council member

Jeffrey Porter of the First

Ward, who indicated thatthe fees would be a way to

keep violators of the pro-

gram in line. Porter feltthat the program offeredbenefits to a select num-

ber of business owners,

but may be unfair to thepublic in general whose

taxes paid for the side-walks that the dining

would be located on.Porters thoughts were

echoed by downtown busi-ness owner Kirby Dipert,

who took the podium to

share his concerns withthe outdoor dining pro-

gram during the publichearing held directly after

the proposal was pre-sented.

Im not quite sure why

anyone would want to eatdinner next to a U.S. High-

wayI think the feeshould be considerably

more than proposedwhyis it the restaurant owners

get to use city property for

free while business own-ers, like myself, cannot?

asked Dipert.Diperts concerns were

taken to heart by council,

who attempted to hash

out the specifics of thefees with Pearson. Pear-

son responded that thefees were based on what

several other areas inMichigan currently

charge for outdoor dining.

Council requested thatcity staff research a better

fee schedule before theyagree to change the city

code to allow outdoor din-ing.

The proposal was thus

tabled until the nextscheduled meeting of

council, when it will be re-visited with hopefully

more input from down-town business owners

without restaurants, and

more information can beresearched on fees. That

meeting is set for Decem-ber 15th at City Hall in

council chambers.

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The Charlevoix Public Li-

brary is hosting their annualDrop-in December Holiday

Crafts. Stop by during regularlibrary hours to make one of

the DIY crafts. The craftchanges each week in Decem-

ber, the week of December 1

Gift Tags, December 8 Rib-bon Tree, December 15 Rein-

deer Handprint, December 22 Snowmen on a Stick. Kids of

all ages will have the opportu-nity to create one of these fun

crafts from the smorgasbord

of crafting materials at the li-brary. All ages welcome to

drop in anytime during theevent. The week of December

8 14 stop by the main lobbyduring regular business hours

to visit the Wrap it Green

display, and get some ideas for

holiday wrappings using recy-cled materials. For more infor-mation about this or other

craft programs at the library,call 231-237-7340 or visit them

at www.charlevoixlibrary.org.

Holiday Crafts atCharlevoix library

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