Jesse Williams Anderson age 19, of Greenville, passed away Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at University of Illinois Hospital in Chicago after a fight with cancer. He was born June 26, 2006 in Big Rapids, the son of Elizabeth L. Anderson and Robert McDannald, Jr. He graduated in 2024 from Meredosia Chambersburg High School in Illinois. He loved to play video games, watch YouTube videos, and spend time with his dog Prince. Jesse was working on getting his degree in graphic design. Jesse is survived by his mother Elizabeth L. Anderson of Greenville; father Robert McDannald, Jr. of Meredosia, Illinois; one brother Micheal McDannald Sr; of Jacksonville, Illinois, grandparents George (Diane) Anderson of Greenville; grandmother Barb McDannald of Meredosia, Illinois; aunts and uncles Shelly (Rocky) Bergeron of Greenville, George Anderson Jr. of Melrose, Wisconsin, Brandy Vroman of Sheridan, Connie Guthrie of Streater, Illinois, Janice Karvonen (James Stray) of Meredosia, Illinois, Andrew (Laura) Sidock of Florida and Kathy McDannald of Kentucky and niece and nephew Samantha and Micheal Jr. He was preceded in death by his grandmother Shirley Anderson, grandfather Robert McDannald, Sr, brother Kyle McDannald and his aunt Lisa Sidock. Funeral Services will be 2 PM Thursday, May 21, 2026 at the Marshall Funeral Home, Greenville, with visitation from 12 noon till the service. Memorial contributions may be made in Jesse’s name to support Autism. Arrangements are by the Marshall Funeral Home, Greenville, with complete obituary online at www.marshallfuneralhomeinc.com where you can leave a message of condolence for the family.

Mary Beth Barnes, age 71 of Vestaburg went to be with her Lord and Savior on May 14, 2026. She was surrounded by her loving family.

Mary was born on July 19, 1954, in Pontiac, Michigan. She was brought home to a large loving family who adored her deeply. Her family moved to Vestaburg where she graduated in 1972. She married her husband, Dale Barnes of 53 years, on July 28, 1973 at Saint Margaret Mary Church in Edmore, Michigan. They had one daughter together, Sara.

Mary loved cooking, reading her daily devotions, watching her grandson Jansen play sports, and watching the Tigers and the Lions whenever they were on TV. She also enjoyed attending her church and all her sister time. Mary is known for her unwavering love of the Lord. She was a true child of God.

Mary is survived by her husband Dale Barnes; daughter Sara (Tom) Scholer; grandson Jansen Scholer; several siblings: Cindy (Gene) Fortin; James (Sandy) Blaquiere; Patricia (Gerry) Vansyckle; Anne (George) Germain; Tina (Leonard) Jordan; sister-in-law Delores (Dave) Stoepker and many nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her parents; Herman and Henrietta Blaquiere and Father and Mother-in-Law Dorman and Nina Barnes, her brothers David and Bob Underwood, brother-in-law Gerry Vansyckle, and niece Trisha Jordan.

Mary's celebration of life will take place at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 28, 2026 at Edmore First Church of God, 123 E. Main St, Edmore, MI 48829. Family will be welcoming friends from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, those planning memorial contributions are asked to consider the Edmore First Church of God Building Fund.

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Jean (Davenport) Hummel age 96 of Ionia went to be with God who now welcomes our dearly loved Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother and Great Great Grandmother who was called home on May 9th, 2026 after a long life.

She was born June 7, 1929 in Portland the daughter of the late Frank Davenport and Beatrice Morgridge. It was in Portland where she met her beloved Lyle Hummel, where they were married March 2, 1947. They resided together in Portland before moving to Ionia, where they enjoyed 68 years together and raised their family prior to Lyle’s death August 17th, 2015.

Jean absolutely adored her husband Lyle and all of her family. Some of their best times were the Holidays, getting together. She also enjoyed camping and traveling with her daughter and son in law Pat and Dick Hotchkiss.

Jean also enjoyed working for Mary Kay Cosmetics for many years. She was also known for her passion of photography, some would say that she carried her camera in her purse so she wouldn’t miss that special picture.

Jean also loved God, life and music and enjoyed playing her organ. She especially loved all animals. Jean’s life and memory will be honored and celebrated by those she leaves behind.

Children, Sandra (Chester) Hummel of Tennessee, Daniel (Jan) Hummel of Traverse City, Patricia (Richard) Hotchkiss of Sheridan and Steven Hummel of Traverse City. Grandchildren, Belinda (Scott) Ferguson of Grant, Kindra (Jim) Collins of Tennessee, Shawn (Sue) Fletcher, Samantha (Mike) Hanel of Traverse City. Great-grandchildren, Nicholas (JordAnn) Ferguson, Tyler (Danielle) Ferguson, Alexis Durham, Colton Collins, Liam Hanel, and Jameson Hanel. Great great-grandchildren, Sawyer, Brinley, Magdalene Ferguson, Lyle Ferguson, and Rosalee Ferguson. Siblings, Wayne (Nancy) Morgridge of Ionia and Kathleen Morgridge of Bay City. Many nieces and nephews and cousins.

Jean was preceded in death by her Husband Lyle, Father Frank Davenport and wife Dora, Mother Beatrice Morgridge and husband Leonard, Brother Roger and Ann Davenport and Sister Coleen Kessler. Brother-in-law Simeon Kessler.

Today amongst the tears and sadness we rejoice and praise God for all the time we were given to Love and be Loved by a special individual.

Funeral Services will be at the Lake Funeral Home in Ionia on Friday, May 15th at Noon with Pastor Marty Ross officiating. Interment to follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be on Friday at the funeral home from 10 a.m. until the time of services. Those wishing may make memorial contributions to Stoneleigh Hospice. Online condolences may be made at www.lakefuneralhomes.com

Julie Kellogg-Mortensen, 51, passed away on February 28, 2026, in Lakeview, Michigan.

Julie was born on November 19, 1974, in Tacoma, Washington, to Jerry Kellogg and Shirley "Lee" Wood. She graduated from Lakeview High School in 1993 and went on to attend Alma College, graduating in 1997.

Julie continued her education at Seattle University School of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctor in 2000 was admitted to the Washington State Bar. In 2001, she completed a clerkship for Justice Susan Owens of the Washington State Supreme Court.

Julie was passionate about her service to children and families involved in the child welfare system. She remained a lawyer until her death.

Julie returned to Michigan and reconnected with friends and family, attending family events she missed while living far away. Julie loved role-playing games, genealogy, and miniature interior design.

Above all else, Juke treasured time with her son Lane.

Julie is survived by her son Lane Mortensen (Evart, MI), her mother Lee Wood, Jerry and Jacque Kellogg, sisters: Teresa (Greg) Gach, Lisa Arnold, Pam Sparks (friend Ira Lockshin) and Jill (Bryan) Dole, and many nieces, nephews, and blended family members. She is preceded in death by her husband Terrill Mortensen and her step father, Jim Wood.

Those desiring to honor Julie, may consider contributions to:

Treehouse for Kids 2100 24th Avenue S., Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98144 and University of Washington: Center for Autism 850 Republican Street, C-5 ' Box 358045 ' Seattle, WA 98195-8045.

The family express sincere gratitude to the Corewell Hospice Team.

Services planned for May 23, 2026 at 1 P.M, at Janowicz Family Funeral Home in Lakeview.

It is with heavy hearts yet a spirit of celebration that we announce the passing of Clayton "Sonny" Hubert Soper Jr., a beloved husband, father, brother, and friend, who left us on May 15, 2026, at the age of 74. Born on February 2, 1952, in Niles, Michigan, Sonny spent his life in service to his family, community, and his passion for construction. Sonny was not just a successful construction business owner but a man who embodied the spirit of hard work and generosity. For 55 wonderful years, he was married to Barbara Soper, with whom he raised three devoted sons-Mark, Matthew, and Brent. Sonny was a proud family man whose love for his grandchildren, Willa and Hazel, brought him immeasurable joy. He was a military veteran who served proudly in the Army, and he continued to give back to his community throughout his life. Sonny was known for his commitment to volunteering on building projects and helping others, embodying the principles of kindness and generosity. His passion for gardening, nature, and sports complemented his interests in collecting model trains-hobbies that brought him great joy. A remarkable sibling to nine, Sonny leaves behind brothers Ron and Joe (Annie), and sisters Joy, Marge, Valerie, Adele (Mike), Lola (Rick), Jeanne (Jim), and Vickie (John), and sister-in-law Suz. His close relationships with his family and friends are a testament to his loving character. To honor Sonny's life and legacy, we invite the community to join us for a series of services celebrating his journey. A public viewing will be held on May 21, 2026, at 11:00 AM at the Janowicz Family Funeral Home in Lakeview. Following the viewing, a funeral service will be conducted at 1:00 PM at the same location, allowing friends and family to share their memories and stories. Graveside services will begin at 2:30 PM at Day Township Cemetery in McBride. All are welcome to continue the celebration of Sonny's life with a reception at Stanton Frost SDA Church at 3:00 PM. Though he is no longer with us, Sonny's spirit will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege to know and love him. His laughter, kindness, and dedication will be sorely missed but never forgotten. We invite everyone to join us in celebrating the wonderful life of Clayton "Sonny" Hubert Soper Jr. as we come together in love and remembrance. Sonny was preceded in death by: Clayton Soper Sr, Beatrice Soper, Jessie Keiff, Dennis Kieff, brother-in-laws, Gerry, Steve, Elroy, Al, and Bob, and sister-in-law, Wyonia. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial contributions be made to Stanton Frost SDA Church in honor of Sonny's passion for Christian education.

Lola “Jean” Stover, 85 of Lakeview, passed away peacefully on May 17, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. Jean was born on September 22, 1940, in Dunnville, Kentucky to Earl and Stella Swanson.

Jean was a graduate of Champaign-Urbana High School in Illinois. She later married a young sailor in the Navy, Van Ray “Art” Stover on November 22, 1967 in Las Vegas, NV. During Art’s 21 years in the military, Jean and Art lived in California and Japan, and visited many ports of call before eventually settling in Lakeview, Michigan where Art grew up.

In her retirement years, Jean took great joy in her daily afternoon walks around Lakeview; covering up to 4 miles a day, even in her later years. She also loved sitting in the sun, reading James Patterson books, working on crossword puzzles and spending time with her grand dog, Daisy Mae.

Jean was preceded in death by her husband, Art; her parents; and sister and brother in law, Alfreda and Ross Mitchell of Tolono, Illinois.

She is survived by her daughter, Barbara “Bobbie” (Pete) Kain; grandsons Kyle (Alyssa) Kain, and Chad (Rylee) Kain and her precious great granddaughter, Lola Jean Kain. She is also survived by her sisters, Brinda (Ellery) Fugate and Linda (Herb) Grubb, both of Niceville, Florida, along with several nephews and one niece.

Jean was a hard worker, having retired after several years from Hi-Q Manufacturing and Lakeview Laundry, where she made friends who were like family. She was well known and respected in the Lakeview community.

Jean was an avid baseball fan who’s knowledge of the game was unmatched. Along with being a big fan of the Detroit Tigers, some of her happiest moments were spent cheering on Kyle and Chad from the sidelines of their baseball games, occasionally letting the umpires know exactly what she thought of their calls.

Affectionately known as “Muma” by many, Jean’s love, humor and spirited personality touched countless lives and she will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

Per Jean’s wishes, there will be no services. She will be laid to rest beside her husband Art at the Lakeview Cemetery overlooking Tamarack Lake.