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Area Obituaries

1699 W. M43 Highway,

Hastings, MI 49058.

945-

1351 North M-43 Hwy.

Hastings

945-

1301 W. Green St.

Hastings

945-

This information on worship service is provided by The Hastings Banner, the churches

and these local businesses:

HASTINGS FREE

METHODIST CHURCH

"We Exist To Be An

Expression Of Who Jesus Is

To The World Around Us".

2635 N. M-43 Hwy., P.O. Box

8, Hastings. Telephone 269-

945-9121. Email hastfmc@

gmail.com. Website: http://www.

hastingsfreemethodist.com.

Pastor Brian Teed, Assistant

Pastor Emma Miller, Worship

Director, Martha Stoetzel.

Sunday Morning Worship:

9:45 a.m.. Kids Church and

Nursery are available. Our

worship center is set up for

social distancing. Aftermath

Student Ministries: Sunday 6

p.m.

SOLID ROCK BIBLE

CHURCH OF DELTON

7025 Milo Rd., P.O. Box 765,

(corner of Milo Rd. & S. M-

43), Delton, MI 49046. Pastor

Roger Claypool, (517) 204-

9390. Sunday Worship Service
      10:30 to 11:30am, Nursery and
      Children’s Ministry. Wednesday
      night Bible study and prayer
      time 6:30 to 7:30 pm.

ST. ROSE OF LIMA

CATHOLIC CHURCH

805 S. Jefferson. 269-945-

4246 Pastor Father Stephan

Philip. Mass 4:30 p.m.

Saturday. Mass 8 and 11 a.m.

Sunday.

HASTINGS

BAPTIST CHURCH

309 E. Woodlawn, Hastings.

Matt Moser, Lead Pastor.

Sunday Services: 9:15 a.m.

Sunday School for all ages;

10:30 a.m. Worship Service;

Senior High Youth Group 6-

p.m.; Young Adults 6-9 p.m.

Wednesday, Family Night

6:30-8 p.m., Kids 4 Truth

(Children Kindergarten-5th

Grade), 6:30-8 p.m. Middle

School Youth Group; 6:

p.m. Bible Study and Prayer.

Call Church Office 948-

for information.

CHRIST THE KING

PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH (PCA)

328 N. Jefferson Street.

Worship 10 a.m. Nursery

provided. Pastor Peter Adams,

contact 616-690-8609.

WOODGROVE

BRETHREN

CHRISTIAN PARISH

4887 Coats Grove Rd. Pastor

Randall Bertrand. Wheel-

chair accessible and elevator.

Sunday School 9:30 a.m.

Worship Time 10:30 a.m.

Youth activities: call for

information.

LIFEGATE

COMMUNITY CHURCH

301 E. State Rd., P.O. Box 273,

Hastings, MI 49058. Pastor

Scott Price. Phone: 269-948-

900. Website: http://www.lifegatecc.
     com. Sunday Worship 10 a.m.
     Wednesday Life Group 6:
     p.m.

PLEASANTVIEW

FAMILY CHURCH

2601 Lacey Road, Dowling,

MI 49050. Pastor, Steve

Olmstead. (269) 758-

church phone. Sunday

Service: 10 a.m.

WELCOME CORNERS

UNITED METHODIST

CHURCH

3185 N. Broadway, Hastings,

MI 49058. Phone 945-2654.

Worship Services: Sunday,

9:45 a.m.

Worship

Together

. ..at the church of your choice ~

Weekly schedules of Hastings area churches

available for your convenience...

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Laura Belle (Mangus) Winebrenner, age

94, of Hastings, went to be with her Lord

and Savior, Jesus Christ, Friday morning,

June 11, 2021, unexpectedly at home.

She was born June 19, 1926, the fifth child

of Russell Edgar and Mary Jane (Blough)

Mangus. Laura attended grade school in

Indiana and graduated in 1944 from Albion

High School. She married Walter Wayne

Winebrenner on August 10, 1947. After the

ceremony, they drove to Grand Rapids, to

attend college and seminary. She went

Grand Rapids Bible College for three years.

Laura was a faithful partner to her

husband who was the pastor of small

mission churches in several towns in

Michigan over the years starting in 1953. In

April 1965 they answered the call from the

Galilean Baptist Mission to pastor the

church in Freeport.

Laura grew up on a dairy farm in Indiana

where she learned the importance of hard

work. After they married, Laura and Walter

always kept chickens, goats, a pony and a

milk cow or two until the early 1980s when

Walter decided to downsize the farm a bit.

Her husband and children were her true

pride and joy. Her most important mission in

life was to make sure each one of their

children, grandchildren and great

grandchildren came to know Jesus as their

Savior. She was a small quiet woman, but

could certainly be feisty at times. She was

loved and respected by her family and many

friends.

She was preceded in death by her

husband Walter Winebrenner; daughter and

son-in-law, Sarah (Sally) and Michael

Schantz; her parents, Russell and Mary Jane

Mangus; brothers, James and Roy Mangus;

sisters, Olive Osterlund, Violet Sackett and

Mary Bales.

She is survived her sons, John (Cindy)

Winebrenner, Thomas (Ann) Winebrenner,

James (Karen) Winebrenner and Daniel

Winebrenner; daughters, Mary Winebrenner,

Margaret (Tim) Nicholson, Laura (Allen)

Strouse and Grace (Tim) Fish; 25

grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to

Freeport Baptist Church or a charity of your

choice.

A funeral service was held Wednesday,

June 16, 2021 at Hastings First Baptist

Church, 309 E Woodlawn Ave, Hastings, MI

at 11 a.m., Rev. Allen Strouse and Rev. Ron

Wood officiating. Interment in the Irving

Township Cemetery.

To leave online condolences visit http://www.

girrbachfuneralhome.net.

Laura Belle Winebrenner

ZoAnn May Reigler, of Middleville, went

to join the Lord on Friday, June 11, 2021 at

the age of 59.

ZoAnn was born on May 5, 1962 in

Grand Rapids, the daughter of Clare and

Clara (McKinnon) Goodman.

She is survived by sons, Matthew, Cory,

Andrew and their families. Along with

daughters, Julia and Isabella; mother, Clara

Goodman; and siblings, Nicole, Veronica,

and Bill.

Zipper was a loving nickname given to her

by her father, Clare. She truly had a love for

animals, with a soft spot for horses. Her

dog, Miley continues on today with ZoAnn’s

unconditional love radiating from her.

ZoAnn had a wonderful eye for

photography, especially during the “golden

hour,” her favorite time of the day. While at

home, she would blast music, dancing and

singing along while cooking her heart away.

Her love can be remembered by everyone

who had the pleasure of meeting her.

Most important to ZoAnn was her family,

especially her grandchildren. There’s no

question she’s in Heaven right now with her

father, Clare, and grandmother, Myrtle,

smiling down at her friends and family.

ZoAnn’s family will receive friends on

Friday, June 18, 2021, 12 to 2 p.m. at the

Middleville United Methodist Church where

her memorial service will be conducted at 2

p.m.

In lieu of flowers, ZoAnn’s family requests

that memorial contributions be directed to

the American Diabetes Association or the

Barry County Animal Shelter.

Please visit http://www.beelergoresfuneral.com

to share a memory or to leave a condolence

message for ZoAnn’s family.

ZoAnn Reigler

Brian Douglas Roscoe AKA Gouch,

passed away on June 9, 2021 in Fort

Meyers, FL, where he had been residing on

and off for the past 10 years or so.

Brian was born on August 3, 1960 to

Charles B. Roscoe and Patricia A. Roscoe

(Lancaster) in Hastings, MI. He attended

Thornapple Kellogg High School and

completed his GED through Berrien Springs

High School.

He leaves behind his four children; Brian

D. Roscoe, Jr. of Parker, CO, Erica K. Watts

of Spokane, WA, Tommy D. M. Roscoe of

Spokane, WA and Ian C. M. Roscoe of

Denver, CO. and 11 grandchildren.

Additionally, father Charles Roscoe and his

stepmother, Lynn; brothers, Kevin and Tim

Roscoe and sister, Merry Sherk; ex-wives,

Eileen Roscoe and Kelly Roscoe, and many

loved nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his mother

who passed away in March of this year, and

by brothers, Charles Jeffrey (Jeff) Roscoe

and Scott E. Roscoe and by beloved nephew,

Jeremy J. (JJ) Roscoe.

How did the Gouch get his nickname?

Back in the Fishermans Haven days, his

much loved and respected boss, Ron Buscar

took Brian under his wing. Brian had a great

respect for Ron and truly loved him like a

father. For some reason, Ron dubbed Brian

..The Gouch... and the name stuck!

Gouch was an avid hunter, be it game,

fish, mushrooms or wild asparagus. He

crabbed in the Gulf of Mexico for many

years. He always knew just where the best

spots were. He also loved music and was

probably Ted Nugent’s biggest fan!

We all know and love the wild man,

Gouch. we’ve all been touched by him one

way or another. He was truly a people person

and spent his life making every stranger a

friend. His enthusiasm was contagious and

you just couldn’t help but like him. He had a

big heart and would literally give you the

shirt off his back. Thank goodness he didn’t

offer those little shorts of his! Everyone

was a friend or ..family.. to him and he

loved... really loved his friends.

He made all of us at some point laugh or

cry, he made us angry or joyous. Oftentimes,

we hurt with or for him. Point is, he made us

feel and he rarely apologized for making us

feel that way. What you saw is what you got.

Gouch was about as genuine as they get. He

broke the mold and I’m not sure we could

handle another like him.

Rest easy Gouch. If Heaven is a quiet

place, all that’s about to change.

Celebrate with family and friends on

Saturday, June 19, 2021 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

at Tyden Park, Hastings, the small pavilion.

Brian Douglas Roscoe

Rita Allerding passed away peacefully on

Sunday, June 13, 2021, just two weeks shy

of her 97th birthday.

Rita was born June 26, 1924, the fifth of

eight daughters to Edward and Loretta

Weber on a farm in Allegan. She graduated

Allegan High School at 16 years of age. She

was a fiercely independent and strong young

woman, who traveled alone for a week by

train, to visit two of her older sisters in

California, before she was 20. She got a

clerk position at an A&P grocery store in

California, which she continued to work at

when she returned to Michigan. She was

proud of her work and moved quickly to the

office manager position.

Rita met her future husband, Jack

Allerding, at a dance pavilion called The

Dixie. They married five years later on

September 13, 1950. She continued her

proud work ethic as she and Jack farmed the

Allerding Centennial Farm north of Hastings

and created a landmark homestead. They

continued to enjoy their farm and their

marriage for nearly 52 years, until Jack’s

passing on August 13, 2002.

Rita was an active member of the Pennock

Hospital Guild.

Rita is survived by her daughter, Tami

(Steven) Nicholas of Hastings; two

grandsons, Ryan (Kelly) Nicholas of Alto

and Nathan (Anna) Nicholas of Mattawan;

four great grandchildren, Blake, Luke, Zoey

and Maximus Jack, along with two sisters,

Margaret (Bill) Bailey, and Mary Ann

Holthof and numerous nieces and nephews.

Rita was preceded in death by her

husband Jack; her parents Edward and

Loretta Weber, and five sisters, Florence

Haas, Ethyl Flynn, Evelyn Swope, Dorothy

Opas and Lois O’Connell.

Memorial contributions can be made to

Grace Hospice at 2725 Airview Blvd, Ste

101, Portage, MI 49002.

A private memorial will take place for the

immediate family.

Arrangements by Girrbach Funeral Home.

To leave an online condolence visit http://www.

girrbachfuneralhome.net.

Rita Marie Allerding

A church memorial service to honor the

life of Pat Markle will be held at 11 a.m. on

Thursday, July 1, 2021 at Emmanual

Episcopal Church, Hastings.

A small luncheon for family and close

friends will follow at Seasonal Grille,

Hastings.

Pat Markle

PART TIME-Caregiver for Elderly

Provide care, comfort, safety and general supervision to residents by

partnering with them in activities of daily living, administering medications

and tending to their individual physical, social and spiritual care needs.

• Partner with residents to provide assistance with activities of daily living as
  outlined in care guides/service plans


• Provide residents with memory impairments appropriate memory care
  support communication/interventions based on types and stages of
  impairment


• Administer medications/treatments to residents according to policy and
  procedure


• Complete daily charting and documentation as required


• Must be 18 years or older


• Must have High School Diploma or GED

Please apply in person at

Woodlawn Meadows: 1821 N. East St Hastings, MI

162814

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

BARRY COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION

The Barry County Road Commission is offering for sale five pickups: (5) 2020 GMC 2500 Crew

Cab.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Barry County Road Commission, 1725 West

M-43 Highway, P.O. Box 158, Hastings, MI 49058, until 10:30 AM, Tuesday, June 15, 2021 for the

following items. Please mark outside of bid envelope with truck number i.e #900020.

Specifications and additional information may be obtained at the Road Commission Office at the

above phone number or at our website http://www.barrycrc.org., please make an appointment for all

viewings of the trucks. NOTE: All trucks are sold as is.

Due to COVID 19 the opening will be done by Zoom Meeting on Tuesday, June 29, 2021 at 10:

AM.

https://zoom.us/j/94238444705?pwd=aTc3aHlFQ2tWZlRuajluUTFWQVQxZz

Meeting ID: 942 3844 4705, Passcode: 815407, (312) 626 6799 US (Chicago)

(5) 2020 GMC 2500 Crew Cab SLE Pickups

4WD Duramax Diesel, Allison Transmission

Air, Cruise, PW & Locks, Keyless remote, Heated mirrors

1 – Cardinal Red - #900020- Orange Title Approximately 23,462 Miles – Minimum Bid $47,

1 – Cardinal Red - #900080 – Orange – Approximately 18,680 Miles - Minimum Bid $47,

1-Onyx Black- #900100- Orange Title – Approximately 7,750 Miles – Minimum Bid $47,

1-Summit White- #900120 – Orange Title – Approximately 12,885 Miles – Minimum Bid $47,

1-Onyx Black- #900140- Orange Title – Approximately 16,187 Miles – Minimum Bid $47,

(Orange Title = MUNICIPAL Title – NOT Salvage Title)

NOTE: All mileages are approximate – trucks are being driven until they are sold.

The board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or to waive irregularities in the best

interest of the Commission.

Saxon tennis

team wins a

few I-8 awards

The Hastings varsity girls’ tennis team had

a pair of playershonored amont the Interstate-

Athletic Conference’s top players this spring.

Saxon first singles player Brooklyn Youngs

was named all-conference in the I-8. Saxon

first doubles teammates Bailey Cook and Erin

Daniels were named honorable mention

all-conference.

Hastings head coach Andrew Haines said

of the 15 Saxons that earned varsity letters

with the tennis team this spring 12 earned

academic all-conference awards.