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Sept. 29, 1923 - Jan. 8, 2007
Beatrice Lelear, 83, died Monday in
Born in
She is survived by her husband, Henry W. Lelear; daughter, Caroline Payne; son-in-law, Philip Payne, all of whom reside in Sunnyvale, Calif.; and a brother, Gerald, Houston, Texas.
She was preceded in death by a stepbrother, Harold, and a sister, Dorothy.
Memorial gifts in the name of Beatrice Lelear may be sent to
Originally published January 12, 2007
The new year has started and it's time to start doing business. Join the staff of Business First on Friday, January 26, 2007, 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. for a complimentary breakfast at Indiana Wesleyan University Conference Room,
Now is a great time to make a New Year's resolution to grow your business. Breakfast with Business First is a wonderful way to make those connections that will help you with your business. Bring your business cards and get ready to network. Come out and see for yourself why this event is one of the premier networking events in town.
Do you have any story ideas? Use this opportunity to share them with the editors and reporters of Business First. Our staff will welcome members of the business community who are interested in learning more about Business First and how our news and information can help them do business better. Most of the open-house style event will be informal networking.
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When: Friday, January 26, 2007 7:30 a.m.- 9:00 a.m.
Where: Indiana Wesleyan University, 1500 Alliant Dr, Louisville Campus, at I-64 and Blankenbaker Pkwy, Louisville, Ky 40299
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Three Rivers Federal Credit Union
Ali Halilovic and Karen Roseberry were recently promoted to branch sales manager at the Three Rivers Federal Credit Union branch inside Scott's Food and Pharmacy in
Halilovic began employment with the credit union as a management trainee and was later promoted to assistant branch manager of the
Roseberry was a management trainee before being promoted to her current role. She is a graduate of
Glenn Stockert was recently promoted to network administrator at Three Rivers Federal Credit Union. Stockert began working at the credit union as a network analyst before his recent promotion.
Stockert is a graduate of
Children's Hope Hospitality House
Children's Hope Hospitality House, a nonprofit organization providing lodging and accommodations for parents and families of critically ill or injured children hospitalized in
Meyer comes to the organization with more than 20 years' professional experience at Lincoln Financial Group, including leading marketing initiatives, communications and managing media relations.
Meyer has an associate degree in organizational development from Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne and a bachelor's degree in business from
Article By Debbie Lowe
The search for the right person to replace retired Carroll County Extension Agent Steve Nichols produced a highly qualified individual who is a Carroll Countian through and through.
Paul Marcellino was born in 1954 and raised in
Marcellino received a bachelor's degree in agricultural economics from
"I have been involved with agriculture throughout my life," Marcellino said in a Jan. 5 Comet interview. "I started out like most farm children with the farm chores and the 4-H activities. Those activities carried my interest in agriculture though my adult career."
Marcellino said
"Our county is one of the first to get their crops in and harvested," he said. "The farmers here are very professional and very business-like in their farming. They use advanced techniques and marketing skills."
Marcellino explained the county extension agent educates farmers about trends and developments in the industry. He said that person also serves as an advocate for farmers.
Marcellino encouraged farmers and other community members to contact him at the county extension office by telephone at (765) 564-3169, email at or visit his office, located south of
"I feel privileged to continue to be part of this community," he explained. "It will be exciting to work with the great people of
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01/11/2007 / This Is Wildcat Country!
Come out and support the Nationally Ranked Indiana Wesleyan University Basketball teams by filling Luckey Arena!
Men’s Home Schedule
Grace College January 30 - 7 p.m.
Women’s Home Schedule
**Alumni Fellowship lunch before these games in the Piazza in the
For more information call 765-677-2318.
01/11/2007 / RECENT SPORTS NEWS - GO WILDCATS!
No. 1 wins No. 20
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Senior forward Sarah McGill poured in a career-high 34 points Wednesday, leading NAIA Division II top-ranked Indiana Wesleyan to an 80-54 victory over Mid-Central Conference opponent Huntington in women's basketball action at Luckey Gym.
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In September Phil Yeager MSM 61 was named President of Peloton Business Group, Inc. The Alternative Board for Northern Indianapolis and
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PHIL YEAGER
Phil Yeager is President of Peloton Business Group, Inc., an independent consulting firm based in the
Prior to forming his consulting firm, Phil held executive positions with two leading NYSE organizations in the staffing and for-profit education sectors, the last of which reported profits for the past 30 quarters and has been one of the leaders and top performers in the for-profit education sector with over 87 schools in over 33 states.
The other NYSE organization is one of the leading contingency search organizations in the world with over 1200 offices in over 38 countries.
Phil Yeager is the only consultant in the area to combine strategic and succession planning experience, real world management and team building and intergenerational family systems expertise. Phil guides business leaders as they examine their organizations: looking at internal strengths and weaknesses and external threats and opportunities. He assists as they revisit and clarify their personal and business visions for the future and helps them translate these visions into specific strategies and practical short and mid-term goals. This allows each executive to better align their employees with the company’s vision and engage key reports in constructing action steps to grow the business and ultimately improve the bottom-line.
Phil leverages his family systems expertise to assist owners of family and closely held companies in recognizing and understanding the personal and family issues that may be negatively impacting their business and, when warranted, to initiate corrective action. This frequently clears the way for owners to effectively design and implement comprehensive succession strategies, including the development of next generation managers.
Phil has also been involved with advising and facilitating senior executives and business owners in the areas of staffing, time and change management, and organizational development.
Phil brings over 15 years of experience to each engagement. He has an undergraduate degree from
TAB Offices at Peloton Business Group, Inc., 7649 Meadow Ridge Drive, Fishers, IN 46038 Email philyeager@sbcglobal.net // Phone: 317-577-8882
Susan L. Wilson, MBA, RRT, RPFT, Physician Extender and Vice President of Respiratory Critical Care Associates, has been named Cambridge Who's Who Professional of the Year in Respiratory Care. While inclusion in Cambridge Who's Who is itself an honor, only one member in each discipline is named Professional of the Year. At Respiratory Critical Care Associates, Susan Wilson assists her husband, Dr. David Wilson, pulmonologist and critical care intensivist, with several procedures, including a new technique designed to diagnose cancer in its earlier stages by electro-magnetically guided biopsies.
At Respiratory Critical Care Associates, Susan Wilson assists her husband, Dr. David Wilson, pulmonologist and critical care intensivist, with several procedures, including a new technique designed to diagnose cancer in its earlier stages by electro-magnetically guided biopsies. Along with assisting with clinical procedures,
Wilson received her MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University and her Bachelor of Science in Health Arts from the
About
The mission of Cambridge Who's Who is to ensure that
Sila Anni Hill and Adam Phillip Renbarger were married Oct. 8, 2006, in Legacy Ministries International,
The bride is the daughter of Edward and Joyce Hill, and the granddaughter of Paul and Dorothy Johnson, all of
The bridegroom is the son of Phillip and Renee Renbarger,
Matron of honor was Siby Hill, sister of the bride,
Best man was Eric Renbarger, Marion, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Matt Bowman, Indianapolis, Ryan Haworth, Waldorf, Md., Ryan Young, Port Huron, Mich., Nick Saiben, Fishers, and Nate Summers, Fishers; all friends of the groom.
Flower girls were Ciara Horney, Kayla Horney and Kierstin Mitchell. Ring bearers were Justin Cox and Jacob Dill.
Others in the bridal party included guestbook attendant Rochelle Baas, Tipton, cousin of the groom, and videographer Matthew Coleman, Greentown, cousin of the groom.
A reception was at
Chronicle-Tribune - Originally published January 7, 2007
David Alan Anthold of
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IWU women remain unbeaten
Berry named Huntington University Athlete of Week
10 when the team travels to
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11 Wildcats earn NCCAA academic honors
Marion Chronicle Tribune -
The Indiana Wesleyan men's and women's soccer teams had 11 combined players named National Christian College Athletic Association Scholar Athletes when the ...
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Wildcats not satisfied despite MCC blowout
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The Indiana Wesleyan men's basketball team had one of its highest scoring games of the season Saturday, and its defense held Bethel 31 points below its ...
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| Author Mark Moore guides readers through forty days of liturgical prayer. The consistency of these daily prayers creates a rhythm of intentionally where ...
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Staff news from First Bank Richmond: Niles Richards has joined the bank as assistant vice president/loan review officer. Richards has a bachelor's degree from
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David Alan Anthold of
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Thursday, December 7, 2006
James Timothy Fuller, 61, of
Born and raised in the
Surviving are his wife of 41 years, Sharon; daughter, Kimberly Louise Fuller of Holland; sisters and brother, Mary Lou and Jim Jenkins of Hickory, N.C., Bob and Sharon Fuller of Troy, Janet and Ray Watts of Troy, Beth and Ron Parvu, and Marjorie Fuller, all of South Bend, Ind.; in-laws, Theodore and Wanda LeForge, Beth LeForge, Roberta LeForge, Martha LeForge, all of Lake City, and Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) LeForge of New York.
Services are 11 a.m. Saturday at
Visitation is 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Northwood Chapel, Dykstra Life Story Funeral Home,
Memorials may be made to West Michigan Church Planting Fund of the
Visit www.lifestorynet.com for an online registry.
Corwin M. Whittum
He was born Sept. 25, 1935 in
He and his wife were actively involved in their local Wesleyan church. He was a quiet man of principle leaving behind a powerful witness of Christ's love. He was a great father and a proud grandfather.
He is survived by his wife, Ruth; his children, Marcia (Lloyd) Woodard of Swayzee, Ind.; Julia (Rev. Jerry) Amstutz of Janesville, Wis.; Doreen (Tim) Crail of Portland, Ore.; and Cindy (Capt. David) Korman of Fort Hood, Texas; his grandchildren, Nathan (Tiffany), Joshua (Jennifer), Anna and Caleb Woodard, David and Rebecca Amstutz, Alana and Carter Crail, Abigail and Emily Korman; and one great-granddaughter, Audrey Woodard.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Mr. Whittum's services will be Saturday, Jan. 6, 2007 at 1 p.m. at the
Visitation will be Friday evening at the church from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Saturday from 11 a.m. until time of service. Interment will be in the
Memorial contributions may be made to
Sunday December 24, 2006 // Student news
Lynnsay Jean Erskine, daughter of Lindsey and Lori Gudgeon of Boonsboro and wife of Benjamin Erskine, graduated April 29 from
A 2002 graduate of
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Karst named Stony Creek principal
Heidi Karst, an assistant principal at
The Noblesville Ledger
December 20, 2006
NOBLESVILLE -- Heidi Karst will be principal at
The Noblesville School Board approved the appointment Tuesday.
She replaces Bob McDaniel, who will take over at Noble Crossing Elementary when that school opens in August. McDaniel will work to help plan for that school's opening next semester, although he plans to work with Karst for a few weeks in January to aid in the transition.
"I'm so excited to become a part of the Stony Creek family," Karst said in a press release. "I'm looking forward to being able to learn from everyone there, from the veteran teachers to Mr. McDaniel, the students, and the parents. It's obvious that Stony Creek is a close-knit family and everyone there has a love for the school and a passion for education."
Karst is an assistant principal at
"She is a highly qualified individual who puts the needs of children first, and someone who will help lead our school to great accomplishments in the future," McDaniel said. "I look forward to working with her to make the transition here as smooth and seamless as possible."
Becoming an elementary school principal has been a lifelong goal for Karst, according to Noblesville Schools. "That's where my background, my training and my heart is," she said.
She received her bachelor's degree in elementary education from
Her husband, Richard Karst, teaches math at
"Heidi Karst has been very successful in each of the roles she has played for Noblesville Schools and we have every confidence that she will be equally successful in her capacity at Stony Creek," said Superintendent Lynn Lehman.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- (MARKET WIRE) -- December 13, 2006 -- Metro Indianapolis's newest Chick-fil-A restaurant, complete with a drive-thru service, a full breakfast menu and playground, will open Dec. 14, when Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy will help award $26,000 in free Chick-fil-A food to the first 100 adults in line that morning.
A one-year supply of free Chick-fil-A® Combo Meals (52 coupons) will be given away to each of the first 100 adults, age 18 and older with identification, at the new restaurant at 14647 US Hwy. 31 North in Westfield. The line can begin forming up to 24 hours prior to the opening, with the prizes being awarded on Dec. 14 between 6 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. The restaurant will open at 6:30 a.m.
"We've given away more than $4.2 million in free Chick-fil-A food since we launched the 'First 100 Fans' promotion in 2003 to celebrate each grand opening," said Cathy, son of the chain's founder Truett Cathy, who will spend the night outside with the crowd. "It's our way of thanking our raving fans who have supported Chick-fil-A and who continue to show their devotion by camping out in all kinds of weather conditions year-round, all across the country."
With overnight campers often arriving as early as 24 hours in advance and coming from hours away, the parking lot fills with tents, lawn chairs, and TVs while the crowd enjoys entertainment, games, food and even a midnight Chick-fil-A Icedream® party. "It becomes a big overnight tailgating party," said Cathy, who has camped out at more than 60 grand openings.
Troy Buchanan has been selected as the franchised operator of the new Chick-fil-A restaurant in
"I'm very excited to be opening
The interior warm colors and wood accents of the new
QSR Magazine recently released its scores for the Best Drive-Thru in America Survey with the Chick-fil-A chain's overall composite scores placing it in the lead -- making it four out of the past five years that the chain has earned top rankings. Consumers indicated that accuracy and speed were some of the most important performance areas. Chick-fil-A was number one in the accuracy category with a 98 percent score; and despite Chick-fil-A adding four flavors of handspun milkshakes to its menu in May, the chain continued to show strong individual car speeds in the drive-thru with an average time of 44 seconds.
Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy is marking several milestones this year, including the 60th year anniversary of the opening of his first restaurant, the Dwarf Grill® in
$2 Billion In Sales Reached
Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A, Inc., the nation's second-largest quick-service chicken restaurant chain (based on sales), reached $2 billion in sales in late November for the first time. Currently with more than 1,280 restaurants in 37 states and
Credited with inventing the boneless breast of chicken sandwich and first introducing the chicken nugget concept, Chick-fil-A serves nutritious and freshly prepared food products in mall locations, stand-alone restaurants, drive-thru-only restaurants, Chick-fil-A Dwarf House and Truett's Grill full-service restaurants, and through licensed outlets in college campuses, hospitals, airports, businesses and industrial sites. Information about Chick-fil-A is available on the chain's websites, located at www.chick-fil-a.com, www.chick-fil-apressroom.com or www.truettcathy.com.
Contact:Brenda GreenChick-fil-A, Inc.Email Contact404.765.8064404.272.9381 (cell) Cindy ChapmanCP Communications Inc.Email Contact678.546.0494678.858.1325 (cell) SOURCE: Chick-fil-A