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John Christopher Boudreau

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Charles Oscar Anderson

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Jon R. Apsey

Deceased Date: 2023-09-25
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It is believed that John passed away from heart problems. He was married for a brief time and has no children. He was living in Okemos and had two horses.
Ed Wistie - January 10th, 2017
He was a great guy. We went to high school together. He went to college when I went into the army. After I got out of the service, we connected and got together often. He was a car guy. Back then he had a Triumph TR7 and I had a big Chevy. We'd go wash our cars together. I miss him.
        Ed Wistie

Don Charles Armstrong

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Tom McClow - August 31st, 2012
Don was a good friend. We had many fun times at his family's lake house, water skiing. I was a pall bearer at his funeral, my first funeral. I'll never forget you my friend.
Bill Donnithorne - November 19th, 2011
 Don was a very intellignet and handome young man.  With
the death of my father around the same time, I really had
empathy for his family's loss, and to his friend Jan.

Please listen to U-Tube's,  Bill15Clair, to let go and know
Don's in Heaven, and its real.

Renee Turner Newman - August 17th, 2011
I have saved all of his poems.  It was a pleasure to know Don.

Cherlyn Kay Bargy

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James Bednarz

Birth Date: 1944-05-22
Deceased Date: 2014-08-09
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James Allan Bednarz

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Age 70, Died August 9, 2014. He was born in Highland Park, Michigan to Michael and Frances (Skoda) Bednarz on May 22, 1944. He graduated fromMichigan State University, where he was a member of Delta Sigma Phi, with a Master's Degree. He spent many years teaching in the classroom and the state penitentiary. He had a passion for the arts and loved to travel.

James was preceded in death by his parents, brother Richard Bednarz and sister Anita Palmieri.  He is survived by daughters Nicole (Keith) Ripper, Roxanne (Dan) Simon, granddaughters Alexis and Jessica Ripper and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

There will be a private family interment at a later date. To leave online condolences visitwww.tiffanyfuneralhome.com.




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Ronald John Bennett

Deceased Date: 2010-12-01
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Bennett, Ronald John, of St. Peters, Missouri, died on Wednesday, December 1, 2010 at the age of 66. Loving husband of Sandra Bennett nee: Sovereign; dear son of Phyllis J. Young and the late John H. Bennett; devoted father of John K. (Elena) Bennett, Heather L. Bennett and Bethany L. Bennett; beloved grandfather of Ethan Tieman and Emma Bennett; dear brother of Patricia (Wayne) Glover and the late Connie Wright. He is also survived by many other relatives and friends.

He was employed in Sales with Tree Court Builder's Supply for 17 years. He will always be remembered for his community involvement and his infectious laughter.

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Sharon Clayton - June 17th, 2012
Ron was always there for you. He was an occasional date, an ocasional double date but always my friend. I was lucky enough to see him again about 30 years ago when we both lived in Missouri and found he hadn't changed at all- just as kind and thoughtful as ever. 

Kathleen Larsen (Bennetts)

Deceased Date: 2016-05-01
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Kathy passed away from lung cancer which first occurred many years ago. No obituary has been published.
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Sandra McMurray (Boltwood)

Birth Date: 1944-09-08
Deceased Date: 2012-10-22
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Sandra M. MCMurray, age 68, passed away on October 22, 2012 at home following a valiant fight against Ovarian Cancer. She was born September 8, 1944 in Highland Park, Michigan. She has resided in Pleasant Ridge, MIchigan for the past 35 years. Sandy received her Master\'s of Education from Wayne State University after obtaining her Bachelor\'s Degree from Michigan State University. She went on to be a teacher in the Madison Heights District for 33 years, retiring in 2008. She loved to read, spend summers in Traverse City, Michigan and spend time with her daughter, and especially her granddaughter Carlie. After retirement, Sandy kept busy with volunteer work and was passionate about the Ferndale Food Pantry and Royal Oak Public Library. She was also instrumental in ensuring that her mother could remain independent and in her own home. Sandra was the beloved daughter of the late Robert M. Boltwood and Hazel Boltwood; Cherished wife of 46 years to Robert O. McMurray Jr.; Loving mother to Erika (McMurray) Alexander and Loving Mother in Law to Donald Alexander; Amazing Grandmother to Carlie Alexander, 3; Sister to Beverly (Dick) McDougal and Charles (Catherine) Boltwood. She is also survived by many friends  who became like family members. The family will receive friends and family for visitation at Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home at 2125 12 Mile Road in Berkley, MIchigan on Tuesday from 7-9 and Wednesday from 2-9 pm. The  service will be at the funeral home on Thursday 11 am with graveside service at Roseland Park Cemetery, Berkley, Michigan. The McMurray family would appreciate donations to the First Baptist Chuch of Ferndale Food Pantry
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James Borin

Deceased Date: 2013-07-02
Dennis Stacey - July 8th, 2013
My Tribute to Jim is a "throw-back" to our JHS years, when Jim lived behind my family in Southfield.  Unfortunately, Jim and I began to lose contact during our SHS years, after which I moved away and only saw him once more at our 20th class reunion.
 
I have the fondest of memories of our neighborhood friendship during those JHS years.  Neither of us was particularly self-assured (what teens are at this age?) or well-connected into organized sports, many of which we both loved--especially baseball.  So, Jim and I would make up and participate in our own personal and neighborhood sporting "events," where we actually developed some pretty fair athletic skills.  My favorite memory is of our baseball games in his driveway where we would use one of his heavy garage wooden doors as a backstop (I hope his dad knew of this).  We would actually stage 9-inning games where we took turns pitching to each other's team, using a hard rubber baseball that we could throw against the garage door.  In simulating our team's left-handed hitters (we were both right-handed), both of us actually became fairly good switch-hitters.  One of my funniest memories is when one of us would belt a homerun off of the neighbor's house across the street, which would often cause us to quickly break off our game and hide somewhere until the coast was clear (we may've even broken a window during one of these episodes, which I'd like to think we were accountable for).
 
In short, I'll always remember Jim during these insecure years as a real buddy who accepted me for who I was, and was always very kind, cordial and supportive.  I'll also fondly remember the elegant family dinners with his nice family to which he occasionally invited me.  So, Jim, I'll miss you Buddy . . . until such time as we can square off again in an after-life ballgame.
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