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May 3, 2007 / Obituaries

Dale Roe

Dale Robert Roe, 72, of Pickford, was a longtime farmer who enjoyed helping people and had established a wide circle of friends in the community. Mr. More...

Catherine Lehto of St. Ignace was the co-owner of Lehto's Pasties on US-2 in Moran Township, and may have pioneered the first pasty "drive-in" establishment in the early 1950s. Soon after moving to St. Ignace in 1949, Mrs. Lehto noticed that St. More...

Cindy Heard

Cindy Kay Heard of Drummond Island loved animals, especially horses. She trained hunting dogs, and sheltered any stray animal she could accommodate. Ms. Heard died at age 42, Saturday, April 28, 2007, at her home. More...

Dorothy Gamble

Dorothy Gamble, 73, of St. Ignace passed away Saturday, April 21, 2007, in St. Ignace. She was born August 4, 1933, to Ben and Ida Nickel of St. Ignace. She will be remembered as a wonderful wife, mother, and grandmother, family members said. More...

Grief Workshop Offered at St. Ignace

"Grief and the Healing Process" will be the title of a series of sessions offered at St. Ignace Public Library on Thursday evenings from May 10 to June 7. Sessions will meet from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. More...

Hugh Wagner

Hugh S. Wagner of Contoocook, New Hampshire, was a longtime summer resident of Boot Island in the Les Cheneaux Islands, making his first visit to the Snows in 1919 and enjoying his last visit in 2005. More...

Frank 'Tom'Warner

Frank Thomas Warner of Goetzville, known as "Tom" to family and friends, was a former heavy equipment operator in the Operators Union, working 31 years for Flint Road Builders and Genoak Construction in the Flint area. Mr. More...

Lisa Hrusovsky

Lisa Irene (nee Hatfield) Hrusovsky of Palmerton, Pennsylvania was a former Pickford resident who grew up there and was graduated with the Pickford High School Class of 1983. More...

Herman Rowley

Herman H. Rowley of St. Ignace worked three years on the Mackinac Bridge construction project, between 1955 and 1958. He also worked for the Civilian Conservation Corps in the Lower Peninsula, and was a member of the Operating Engineers union. Mr. More...