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James (Jim) Larry Aubil
of Travelers Rest, SC
(formerly of Middleville)
went home to be with his
Lord unexpectedly on July
31, 2021 at age 46.
He was born on
September 2, 1974 in Grand
Rapids to Larry and Linda
Aubil and raised in
Middleville where he
graduated from Thornapple
Kellogg High School. Jim
joined the US Army in 2006
and served honorably for 14
years. He served two tours in
Iraq and retired in 2019.
Jim was a serious person
and yet he had a great sense
of humor. He made friends
wherever he went. He
enjoyed being outdoors and
was an avid hunter. Jim will
be greatly missed by his
family and friends.
He is survived by his wife
of 14 years, Melissa Aubil;
parents, Larry and Linda
Aubil of Middleville; son,
Lane (Kenzie) Aubil;
daughter, Lexi Aubil;
stepdaughters, Lacey and
Alyssa; two grandchildren,
Mason and Penelope; sister,
Kari (Scott); nephews,
Carson and Carter.Friends and relatives are
invited to meet with the
family on Saturday, Sept. 18,
2021 from 1 to 2 p.m.. at the
Heritage Baptist Church,
1570 60th St. SE, Kentwood,
MI 49508, where a
Celebration of Life service
will be held at 2 p.m.. with
Pastor Dave Graef
officiating.
Memorial contributions
may be made to The
Gideons International or
Streams of Hope, 280 60th
St,. SE, Grand Rapids, MI- Please visit http://www.
beelergoresfuneral.com to
share a memory or leave a
condolence message for
Jim’s family.
James Larry Aubil
Area Obituaries
Middleville council Oks
bridge inspections
Greg Chandler
Staff Writer
The East Main Street
bridge over the Thornapple
River and two bridges on
Crane Road will undergo
inspection this fall.
The Middleville Village
Council Tuesday approved a
contract for the engineering
firm Williams and Works to
conduct the inspections at a
cost of $8,600.
Bridge inspections are
required every two years by
the Michigan Department of
Transportation.
Village Manager Patricia
Rayl reported to council that
the inspection for the East
Main bridge needs to be
completed by the end of
October. Williams and Works
quoted a price for $4,200 for
the East Main inspection. But
the company also offered a
quote to include the Crane
Road bridges – one over the
Thornapple and another over
Spring Creek and nearby
wetlands – along with theEast Main bridge for the
$8,600 fee.
“We could indeed save
some money by having them
all done at the same time, and
get them on the same
[inspection] cycle,” Rayl
said.
The East Main bridge was
built in 2015 and was last
inspected in 2019. The Crane
Road bridges were built in
2010 as part of a federally
funded extension of the road
to the east to connect M-
with Bradford White
Corporation. Those bridges
were last inspected in 2018,
according to village
documents.
The project includes a site
visit, visual inspection of the
bridges and submittal of
documentation to the
MiBridge bridge management
system on MDOT’s website,
according to the proposal
letter from Williams and
Works engineering Jordan
Pelphrey.HELP WANTED