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STATE OF MICHIGAN
PROBATE COURT
CALHOUN COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Decedent's Estate
CASE NO. and JUDGE
2024-0000954-DE
Hon. Michael Jaconette
Court Address:
161 East Michigan Avenue
Battle Creek, MI 49014
Court Telephone No:
(269) 969-6794
Estate of Keith Robert Kelly,
Deceased. Date of birth:
5/3/1954.
TO ALL CREDITORS:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
The decedent, Keith Robert
Kelly, died 7/30/2024.
Creditors of the decedent
are notified that all claims
against the estate will be forev-
er barred unless presented to
Robert J. Kelly, personal repre-
sentative, or to both the pro-
bate court at Calhoun County
Probate Court, 161 E. Michigan
Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan
49014 and the personal repre-
sentative within 4 months after
the date of publication of this
notice.Date: October 3, 2024
James D. Lance P68202
One West Michigan Avenue
Battle Creek, MI 49017
(269) 966-3000
Robert J. Kelly
1844 S. Sierra Way
Stevensville, MI 49127The Child Abuse Prevention (CAP)
Endowment Fund for Calhoun
County, Inc. is making available
grants of $500-5,000 toward com-
munity efforts to support parents and
children.
The CAP Fund is interested in
programs that can connect parents to
services available in the community
or to programs that increase parent-
ing skills and confidence.
“Parenting, with all its joys, is
still challenging for every parent
at some point, no matter what eco-
nomic class you come from” said
Rita McPhail, president of the CAP
Fund. “Preparing for childbirth,
learning to breastfeed, help and
support with newborns, learning
about child development and what
is a child is capable of at different
ages are all things that are helpful
to parents, especially new parents.
Understanding your child’s unique
personality type and some basic
parenting techniques is important
for parents of older children. Many
parents do not have any family or
friends that they can depend on as
role models, to provide informa-
tion, or to just be there so they are
not alone. That is why community
programs providing support is so
important.”
McPhail said the CAP Fund is
interested in hearing from organiza-
tions that have ideas for supporting
parents, increasing parenting skills
and confidence, or more successfully
connecting families to early child-
hood services and programs.
Applications are due Oct. 31.
People may contact McPhail at
[email protected]
with questions or to request a grant
application.The CAP Fund is making available
grants of $500-5,000 toward
community efforts to support parents
and children.CAP Fund accepting
grant applications
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