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Long-time Westfield resident Lauramae Cutler, 98, passed away peacefully on April 17th. Born in Westerville, Ohio, she was the oldest of four children. She earned a B. A. Degree in Chemistry from Maryville College in 1943 and studied at the University of Akron while working at B. F. Goodrich. There, she met her future husband, Frank A. Cutler Jr., and following their marriage in 1946, moved to Minneapolis where she obtained a Library of Science degree at the University of Minnesota and became their Pharmacy School librarian. After moving to New Jersey, she worked in the Merck Veterinary department until the birth of her first child. While raising three children, she volunteered at the Westfield school libraries, the Presbyterian Church library, and at the Miller Cory House, a museum portraying 18th century farm life. She demonstrated the preparation of freshly shorn wool for dying and spinning, and then how to spin this wool using her treasured flax wheel that has been in the family since 1750. Lauramae enjoyed bridge, gardening, sewing, knitting, traveling, and genealogy, and was active in the Presbyterian Church in Westfield and as an officer in the Westfield Chapter of the DAR. She devoted her life to her late husband Frank and their family, and especially enjoyed her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She is survived by her sister Fannie Heimlich; three sons, William, Robert, and James; four grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. Due to current public health concerns, a memorial service will be scheduled later this year by Gray Funeral Homes in Westfield. Contributions can be made in memory of Lauramae Cutler to the Daughters of the American Revolution (payable to “NSDAR, Westfield Chapter” c/o Gray Funeral Home, 318 E. Broad Street, Westfield, NJ 07090) or to The Presbyterian Church in Westfield, 140 Mountain Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey 07090. Please go to: www.grayfuneralhomes.com to offer condolences.

C.E. “Eddie” Cutshaw, age 88 of Maryville, died peacefully on July 10, 2015. Born in Knoxville, he graduated from Rule High School in 1945 and attended Maryville College where he played football. He served in the Navy during WWII. He was an avid bowler and golfer his entire life. He owned Eddie’s Dental Lab from 1955 to 2013 in Knoxville. He was a member of Sevier Heights Baptist Church. Eddie is preceded in death by parents Arlie Cutshaw and Eva Cinnamon; sister, Peggy Knight. He is survived by his wife and sweetheart of 67 years, Mary Whaley Cutshaw; sister, Judy Norman and her husband, John; brother-in-law, Howard Knight; children, Don Cutshaw and wife Addie, Suzie Cutshaw, Cindy Christiansen and husband Bob, Bob Cutshaw and wife Missy; grandchildren; Elizabeth Christiansen Harn, Stephanie Christiansen LaRocco, Laura Cutshaw, Leigh Anne Cutshaw, and Ashley Cutshaw; great-grandchildren, Zoe Harn and Ivan LaRocco.

On June 28, 2014 Dr. Joseph D’Antonio, Sr., M.D. beloved husband of the late Margaret M. D’Antonio (nee Peters); devoted father of Joseph D’Antonio, Jr., M.D. of Glen Arm, MD, Robert D’Antonio, Ph.D. of White Hall, MD and Richard D’Antonio, M.D. of Timonium, MD passed away. He is also survived by 7 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the family-owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, Inc. 1050 York Road, Towson, MD (at beltway exit 26) on Thursday, July 17 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at the Church of the Nativity, 20 E. Ridgely Road in Lutherville-Timonium, MD on Friday, July 18 at 10 AM. Entombment Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens.

They have complete control to do good, green, great things for themselves.” When Rebecca Dailey began working with the Shelby Farms Park Conservancy in 2011 as an intern, she designed and ran the first summer camp curriculum for the park. The camp won the National Health and Fitness Award, and Dailey won a job in communications for the Conservancy. It’s work, she says, “that I have absolutely fallen in love with. Being able to tell the park’s story is a really incredible job to have.” Dailey grew up in Midtown Memphis but never visited Shelby Farms or even nearby Overton Park. She was introduced to the outdoors while a student at Maryville College in the mountains of East Tennessee. “It was so special for me that I wanted to make sure that kids here could have a similar experience, because it really shaped what I wanted to do with the rest of my life.” The majority of the children Dailey deals with are from underserved and at-risk neighborhoods, and this is their first experience going into the woods or gardening. The 4,500-acre park is in the midst of an overhauling master plan that excites Dailey, particularly the doubling in size of Patriot Lake. The outdoors has won her heart. She enjoys walking the grounds and practicing photography in her spare time.

Nancy Ann Damerow, age 91, of Minnetonka, passed away Dec. 7, 2015. Preceded in death by husband, Arno; parents, K.A. & Grace Bryant; sister, Jean; and son-in-law, Neal Jansen. Survived by children, Judy (Tom) Davin, Martha Jansen, Arno Bryan (Loris) Damerow and Mary Lund; grandchildren, Rachel Jansen Jones, Brent (Janine) Jansen, Michael (Molly) Davin, Christopher, David and Elizabeth Davin, Carl (Joan) Damerow, Marin (Tom) Klumpner, Victoria (Dain) Clausen and Jordan Lund; great-grandchildren, Carson, Henry, Raymond, Peter, Neal, Noelle and Alfred. She was excited for the arrival of two new great-grandchildren in the spring. Legendary baker, avid fisherwoman and proud mother, grandmother & great-grandmother, Nancy Ann is already missed. She loved playing bridge with her husband and they were active church goers. She was proud to be a Nurse and loved spending time at the cabin on Lake Sylvia. She was a longtime resident of Hopkins, yet her heart always remained in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.

is now working at Childhelp, a nonprofit agency with group homes for abused children as a Behavioral Interventionist.

Brad Daniell ’09 was recently admitted into Columbia University’s Summer Principal’s Academy (SPA) after a rigorous application process. SPA is a one-year program that provides students with a Master of Education in Educational Leadership. Brad is currently an 8th grade science teacher at Peachtree Charter Middle School in Atlanta.

Mary “June” Coulter Walker Daniels passed away peacefully on Sunday, September 20, 2020, and went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ in her heavenly home. “Short”, as her family called her, was born on Four Dollar Row in Walland, Tennessee on March 24, 1930. When she was six years old her family moved to the farm at Coulter Bridge. She loved life on the farm with her sister and brothers and could often be found picking strawberries and fresh vegetables from the garden, especially tomatoes. She sometimes helped with getting the cows in, riding mules, playing in the hay loft, swimming in the river, and helping her mother clean house. Life was always busy and Sunday fun with the 26 Coulter cousins was a wonderful time for her and her family. June graduated from Walland High School, attended Maryville College, and completed her education at Knoxville Business College. She retired from Proffitt’s Department Store in 1995 where she served as head of the accounting, accounts payable department, and was loved by all who worked under her. June was a member of First Baptist Church of Maryville, and formerly of Miller’s Cove Baptist Church where she sang in the choir and served as the church clerk. While growing up she and her family attended Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. June was known as a loving wife, sister, step-mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend, and as a woman who was always faithful in her walk with the Lord. Many describe her as a precious lady, very giving and loving; a wonderful person who never said an unkind word about anyone. She was admired and loved by all who knew her. June enjoyed traveling, special family times, shopping till she dropped for just the right fashions, and working to keep her home decorated and in immaculate shape. She especially loved spending time with her best friend of 90 years, her sister Eileen. June is preceded in death by her parents, Andrew Houston Coulter and Anna Elizabeth Waters Coulter; her husband of 36 years, Gene Ross Walker; her husband of 20 years, Shirl Winford Daniels; and nephews Harold Andrew Coulter Jr. (Andy), Randy Thomas Lowe, and Dustin L. Shamblin. She is survived by her sister Eileen Coulter Lowe and brothers and sisters-in-law, Harold Andrew Coulter and Pat and Max Houston Coulter and Betty, all of Maryville; Sisters-in-law, Maxine Caughron Walker, also of Maryville and Elizabeth Walker French of Ft. Myers, Florida; Brother-in-law, Felix Daniels (Millie), Maryville, and Brother-in-law, Max Walker (Dixie) of Walland. Also survived by: Step-daughters, Gail Daniels Burns (Doug) and Bobbie Daniels Fields (Gary); Grandchildren, Lauren Fields Williamson (Caleb), Tyler Burns, Taylor Burns Jackson (Greg), Kristen Fields Sliger (Peyton). Six great-grandchildren. Special nieces and nephews: Linda Coulter Pace (Lynn), Terri Lowe Teague (Randy), Mike Houston Coulter (Jan), Bryan Max Coulter (Hollie), and Mike Lynn Shamblin (Terri). 9 Coulter great nieces and nephews and 10 great-greats. 11 Walker nieces and nephews and numerous great nieces and nephews. June Coulter Walker Daniels, “Aunt Short” loved life, her family, and most of all, her God. The Celebration of life service for June Daniels will be held in the Smith West Chapel on Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 7:00pm. The family and friends will assemble at West Miller’s Cove Baptist Church Cemetery located at 308 W Millers Cove Rd, Walland, TN 37886 at 11:00am, Thursday, September 24, 2020 for the Interment. Memorial contributions may be made in June’s name to Pleasant Grove Baptist Church @ 3736 Tuckaleechee Pike, Maryville, TN 37804. Friends may call at their convenience on Tuesday, September 22,2020 from 12;00pm until 5:00pm and on Wednesday, September 23, 2020 from 9:00am until service time at 7:00pm. Condolences may be shared at www.SmithFuneralandCremation.com. Arrangements by Smith Funeral & Cremation Service, Maryville, 983-1000.

Wild Things! Acts of Mischief in Children’s Literature, co-wrote a book with Betsy Bird and Peter D. Sieruta – which goes on sale August 5, 2014. This 272 page book is for ages 14 and up with adult interest. Check it out at www.candlewick.com.

Darling, Mary Elizabeth died peacefully at N.C. Little Memorial Hospice on Friday, September 9, 2022 in Edina, MN at the age of 83.

Mary is survived by her sister and brother-in-law, Ruth Darling and Mike Capps (Knoxville, TN); brother and sister-in-law, Bill Darling and Chris Ozbun (Wynnewood, PA); sister-in-law, Marylynn Darling (Tolland, CT); nephews, John Darling (Chapel Hill, NC), Jeffrey Darling and wife Micki (Northampton, MA), Jonathan Capps and wife Lindsay (Columbus, OH); and her niece, Sammy Darling (Smith College).

Mary is preceded in death by her mother, Elizabeth Darling; her father, Alan Darling; her stepmother, Anna Darling; her siblings, Charles Darling and Margaret Darling.

As the oldest sibling in a minister’s family, Mary spent her early childhood in Argyle and Oswego, IL, and later childhood in Davis, OK. In 1957, the Darling family moved to Erie, PA where Mary graduated from Strong Vincent High School. Mary earned her BS degree in Home Economics from Maryville College (Maryville, TN). Her graduate studies in Food Science and Nutrition culminated in an MA and PhD from the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities.

In 1970, Mary began her 31 year career as an Extension Nutritionist and Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota-St. Paul campus. She traveled across the state teaching better health through nutrition, focusing on the nutritional needs and education of low-income families and families of disadvantaged minority groups. Mary regularly served as a judge at the Minnesota State Fair for a variety of 4-H competitions. Her university career included research that focused on the nutritional needs of aging women, teaching and mentoring, and collaborating with longtime colleagues and friends. Mary retired in 2001.

Mary loved living in St. Paul. Her retirement years were spent volunteering, enjoying her family visits, watching her nephews and niece grow up, caring for her beloved cockatiel pet birds, knitting, drawing, coloring, getting together with friends, and watching the natural beauty of the Minnesota seasons come and go. Mary was a loving sister and aunt. Her kind, gentle soul will be missed.

Rev. James P. Darroch of Mount Laurel, NJ passed from this life on June 30, 2015. The son of Scottish immigrants James and Mary “Mae” (nee Pattison) Darroch, Rev. Darroch was born July 21, 1928 in Philadelphia. “Jim” was a graduate of Northeast High School. Upon turning 17, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He went on to earn his bachelor’s degree from Maryville College and master’s degree from Princeton Theological Seminary. He served the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) as pastor in Axtell, Neb., Dayton, N.J., and Audubon, N.J., until retiring in 1993. Beloved husband of the late Gertrude “Trudy” ’53 (nee Furman). Devoted father of Douglas (Tracee) Darroch, Elizabeth (K.C.) Coggins, Gregory Darroch and Alison (Richard) Schwarz. Loving grandfather of Lauren (Justin) Coe, Kristen (Michael) D’Amico, Callie Darroch, Kristina Coggins, Julie Coggins, Dean Schwarz and Jack Schwarz and great-grandfather of Madelyn D’Amico.

passed away March 20, 2014 due to a house fire at his home in Toms Brook, Virginia

Jean Griffith Davies, 71, of Raleigh passed away peacefully on December 21, 2019. The oldest daughter of Robert and Helen Griffith, Jean was born on October 22, 1948 and grew up in Kentucky. She and her husband Jay met in Maryville, TN and moved to Raleigh in 1975 where they raised their three children. Jean was an avid quilter, fiber artist, and inveterate traveler. In her later years she delighted in the company of her eight grandchildren. Jean was pre-deceased by her parents. She is survived by her loving husband Jay, siblings Robert Griffith of Louisville, KY, Susan (Bob) Hayne of Longwood, FL, Jim (Cynthia) Griffith of Charlotte, NC, Ann (Dan) Dubbel of Anacortes, WA, Rick (Mary Beth) Griffith of Lexington, KY; children John (Jessica) of Washington, DC, Andy (Jen) of McMinnville, OR, and Kate (Russ) Duncan of Fuquay-Varina, NC. In lieu of flowers the family welcomes gifts to the National Quilt Museum of Paducah and the American Cancer Society.

DAVIS, HOWARD H. – age 89 of Maryville, passed away Wednesday, August 7, 2013 at Blount Memorial Hospital. He was a member of Broadway United Methodist Church and a veteran of World War II serving in the U.S. Navy in the Pacific. He graduated from Porter High School and Maryville College where he played in the first Tangerine Bowl in 1947. He was a coach and teacher at Porter High School, Hiwassee College, and Everett High School. He was a member of the Blount County and Maryville College Sports Hall of Fame. He loved the Lady Vols and golf. Preceded in death by his wife, Doris (Dot) Goode Davis; parents, Walter E. and Belle Davis, brothers, James and Alfred Davis; great grandson, Blake Stoker. Survivors include son and daughter-in-law, H. Hugh Jr. and Gayle Davis of Chattanooga; granddaughters, Page Wallace and husband Stephen, Anne Lauren Vickery; great grandchildren, Davis and Owen, Nicholas and Alex; brothers and sisters-in-law, Fred and Teresa Davis of Florida, Rex and Marilyn Davis of Maryville; sisters, Marjorie McCammon and Jean Jordan; sister and brother-in-law; Bernice and Wayne Forshay all of Maryville. Funeral services will be held 10:00 a.m. Friday, August 9, 2013 at McCammon-Ammons-Click Chapel with Rev. Laura R. Rasor officiating. A private interment will follow the service in Grandview Cemetery. The family will receive friends 5:00-7:00 p.m. Thursday at McCammon-Ammons-Click Funeral Home, Maryville, 982-6812

is currently interpreting at Pellissippi State Community College and Visual Communication Interpreting (VIC) in Knoxville and East Tennessee. In the past Houston has interpreted at Maryville College and mentored interpreting students in work study jobs while a student.

and wife Lora announce the birth of Liam Davis on July 24, 2013.

Talley Shannon Davis passed away peacefully in his home October 17, 2017 surrounded by his family. He was a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather. He is survived by his loving & devoted wife of 54 years, Patricia Carol Davis, the love of his life; his daughter Terri Stevenson, her husband Jeff, and their daughters Taylor and Parker; his son Chris Davis and his partner Rene Yanes; his daughter Melissa “Missy” Kelley, her husband Matthew, and their sons Jackson and Eli; sister Eula Hembree; brother and sister-in-law Harry & Sherry Richey; a host of nephews, nieces, cousins, friends, and his loving dog Katie who was always by his side. He was preceded in death by: Parents, Clay & Louise Davis. Talley was born and raised in Townsend. He loved the mountains and the community he grew up in. He loved the outdoors, horseback riding, fishing, and especially golfing which he played weekly with longtime friends. He played football for his high school team and later for Maryville College. He served in the US Army, stationed in Heidelberg, Germany, and served as an MP and in the Honor Guard. He worked and retired at ALCOA as a Mechanical Craft Specialist. He was a member of Tuckaleechee United Methodist Church. Talley loved life and was happiest spending time with his family. He was a loving Papaw to his four grandchildren who he delighted in. He was loved and a friend to anyone who knew him. Talley had a kind and giving heart – in lieu of flowers, please feel free to make a donation in his honor to the Tuckaleechee United Methodist Church Building Fund, 7322 Old Tuckaleechee Rd, Townsend, TN 37882.

Helen Voiles Davis, 80, passed away on Wednesday, July 24, 2019, at Elmcroft of Muncie following a long illness. She was born in Jamestown, Tenn., on March 23, 1939, the daughter of Willard and Lena (Rich) Voiles and has lived in either Farmland or Muncie, Indiana since 1960. Helen attended Maryville College and later graduated from Ball State University with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and a Masters degree in Library Science. She was retired from a 27-year career as an English teacher and head librarian at Monroe Central Jr-Sr High School, where she enjoyed getting students excited about books and reading. In addition to being a devoted wife, mother, sister, and grandmother, her lifelong passions included books, gardening, and genealogy. After retiring, she became a Master Gardener, devoting hours of volunteer time to gardens at Minnetrista and the native garden project at the Red-tail Land Conservancy near Prairie Creek Reservoir, among others. When not gardening, she corresponded with distant cousins and acquaintances across the country to trace her family tree, discovering direct lines to Sergeant Alvin C. York and Davy Crockett as well as other less-reputable characters, which she always found amusing. Though often reserved, she was quick to smile and put others at ease and was known among friends and family for her extreme generosity. Survivors include her husband, Daniel Davis, Muncie, Indiana, with whom she would have celebrated 25 years of marriage in August; her son, Gary Richard (Cheryl) Davis, Harriman, Tennessee; her daughter, Julie Davis Rennecker, Austin, Texas; and her stepdaughter, Tammy Davis (Jim) Henderson, Muncie; four sisters, Lola (Howard) Hayes, Nashville, Tennessee; Sue (Richard) Amonett, Indianapolis; Bettye (Barry) Munday, Carrollton, Georgia; Ann (Joe) Hill, Elijay, Georgia; one brother, Doug (Valeria) Voiles, Jamestown, Tennessee; and one half-brother, Roy (Gwen) Strayer. Her grandchildren include two granddaughters, Katherine Ellen (Zach) Davis, Louisville, Tennessee; and Sarah Beth Davis, Knoxville, Tennessee; one step-granddaughter, Brittany Henderson, Muncie; and two step-grandsons, Tyler Henderson and Kasey Lyle Henderson, both of Muncie. Survivors also include numerous nieces, nephews, grandnieces and -nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents, numerous aunts and uncles, and one niece, Della Faye Williams. A service to celebrate Helen’s life will be held on Monday, July 29, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. at Wilson Shook Funeral Home, Thornburg Memorial Chapel, State Road 32 East, Parker City, Indiana, with Pastor Tylor Jackson officiating. Family and friends may call prior to the service from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. on Monday, July 29th. Burial will follow at Tomlinson Cemetery, Muncie, Indiana. In lieu of flowers, friends and family are invited to make memorial contributions in Helen’s honor to the Monroe Central Scholarship Fund by mail to Monroe Central Scholarship Fund, 1878 N. 1000 W. Parker City, IN 47368 or envelopes will be provided at the funeral home. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.wilsonshookfuneralhomes.com.

Barbara Scott Patton Davis, 88, passed away on Wednesday, May 27, 2020. She was born on August 24, 1931, in Cincinnati, OH, to James Allen Scott and Lillie Belle Roseberry. At the age of 14, her family moved to Wilmington, North Carolina. She attended New Hanover High School and enjoyed the close proximity of Wrightsville Beach. From a young age she had a love for music and began to study piano. She pursued a music career at Maryville College in Maryville, Tennessee, graduating in 1953 with a BA in piano performance. She also enjoyed singing in and traveling with the Maryville choir. She had a beautiful soprano voice which landed her a solo in the Messiah during her college career. Her magnus opus was performing a 100-page Schumann concerto from memory, accompanied by the Maryville College orchestra. While attending Maryville, she met Richard Edward Patton and they were united in marriage in 1954. From that union were born Babs (Wayne), Kathy (Hani), Rick (Mary Margaret), and Martha (Macon). She often commented that being a mom was the best job she ever had. In her middle years, she took up tennis, snow skiing, and other activities, sometimes against her better judgement. As her children grew older, she began teaching piano out of her private studio, at one point growing that practice to 55 pupils. Students would even come for lessons at 6:30 in the morning just so they could receive instruction from her. Her love for music carried over into the area of voice and she directed a couple of children’s choirs that would perform at shopping malls. Her relationship with the students and their families extended well beyond the walls of her studio. She invested greatly in their lives and her life was, in turn, enriched by them. In January 1997, she married Kenneth Holmes Davis, Jr. The circumstances of her health caused them to be married in the chapel at Durham Regional Hospital. They were blessed with 23 years together and shared a love of music, enjoyed spending time with family, and serving together in their church, Peace Presbyterian Church. Barbara and her husband Ken hosted a family beach trip at Wrightsville beach for 22 years, bringing together her children and grandchildren. Those weeks will be cherished by all for years to come and she would often remark, “Is this not the best thing we’ve ever done?” She is survived by her beloved husband, four children, two stepchildren, fifteen grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, ten great grandchildren and two step grands. Our mom leaves behind a legacy of faith and a love for the Lord. Hers was a life well lived. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date this summer. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to: the Maryville College Music Department at Maryville College, 502 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway, Maryville, TN 37801 or www.maryvillecollege.edu/giving/givetoday or North Raleigh Young Life at https://giving.younglife.org/s/gift-designation

Ronnie Howard Davis was born on August 21, 1956 and passed away on February 15, 2021 and is under the care of Sherwood Chapel and Memorial Gardens.

William Floyd Davis Jr., 87, passed away unexpectedly with his family by his side on April 6, 2021. Bill was born on February 14, 1934 in Morris Plains, NJ, the son of William Sr. and Marie Davis and the brother of Betty and Barbara. He married Sally Butts July 7, 1956. They raised four children in Cedar Falls. Bill graduated from Maryville College in Maryville, TN. He served in the United States Army. Bill began working at John Deere Waterloo Works in 1959. He had many leadership roles at Deere throughout his 33-year career, retiring in 1993. Bill was a faith-filled member of First Presbyterian Church in Waterloo. He served as a Deacon, an Elder, and a Foundation member. Family was a top priority for Bill. He enjoyed attending and being involved in his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren’s lives and activities. Favorite places for Bill and Sally were family times shared in Hawaii and up at the lake. Bill loved spending time at the Minnesota cabin; a joy and legacy that carries on with his family. Bill is survived by his wife, Sally, and his children, Andy (Victorina) of Mesa, AZ, Margie (Jim) of West Des Moines, Karen (Chris) of Johnston, and Steve (Renee) of Mt. Pleasant. He was the proud grandfather “Pa” of Emily (Matt) Tisue, Tanner, Jake, (Isabel), Ally, Isaac, Grace, and Lily; great grandchildren, Riley, Macey, Mallory, and Reese; and many dearly loved nieces and nephews. He was greeted in Heaven by his parents, sisters, and with excitement, by his granddaughter, Isabel; what a beautiful reunion.

Announce the birth of their son Levis James Davis on July 18, 2021.

Has been accepted into the Hult International School of Business’ Master of Finance program in Boston, MA where she will study for seven months. The remaining 4 months of the program she will study abroad at Hult’s international locations.

Jason Day was selected as a member of Apple Distinguished Educator class for 2017. Since 1994, Apple has selected 820 individuals from the Americas. The program recognized educators that are using Apple technology to transform teaching and learning.

Rev. Day was born on August 1, 1929 and passed away on Wednesday, May 24, 2017. Rev. Day was a resident of Georgia. He graduated from high school. He graduated from Maryville College in Tennessee in 1952 with a BS in Biology. A memorial service was held May 28 2017 at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church with Dr. Matt Rich officiating. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Martinez-Evans Rotary Club P.O. Box 204145 Martinez GA 30907 or the Thornwell Home for Children 302 South Broad St. Clinton SC 29325.