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JANUARY 2015
FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS
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HAVE YOU SEEN THESE CHILDREN?
The photographs below have been provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Please help locate these children by posting in your lobby, office, on your bulletin board, etc.
Anyone with information should immediately contact the National Center for
Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 or (703)235-3900
ISABELLA DELGADO
Circumstances:
Isabella
was allegedly abducted by
her father, Felipe Delgado.
They may travel to Mexico
or Guatemala. A felony
warrant for Child Conceal-
ment was issued for Felipe
on 9/18/2014.
Missing Since:
7/27/2014
Missing From:
La Habra, CA
Date of Birth:
10/28/2009
Age Now:
5 Yrs
Sex:
Female
Race:
White/Hispanic
Hair:
Brown
Eyes:
Brown
Height:
3’0”
Weight:
39 lbs
DEVRON MORRISON
Circumstances:
Devron was al-
legedly abducted by his mother,
Yaling Chang, on July 23, 2012.
A felony warrant for Kidnapping
was issued for Yaling on January
15, 2013. They may travel toTai-
pei, Taiwan. Devron is Biracial.
He is Asian and Black. Yaling has
a tattoo on her ankle. She may
wear glasses.
Missing Since:
7/23/2012
Missing From:
Battle Creek, MI
Date of Birth:
8/6/2005
Age Now:
9 Yrs
Sex:
Male
Race:
Biracial
Hair:
Brown
Eyes:
Brown
Height:
4’3”
Weight:
78 lbs
Abductor
FELIPE DELGADO
Date of Birth:
9/27/1991
Age Now:
23 Yrs
Sex:
Male
Race:
White/Hispanic
Hair:
Brown
Eyes:
Brown
Height:
5’7”
Weight:
180 lbs
Abductor
YALING CHANG
Date of Birth:
8/27/1972
Age Now:
42 Yrs
Sex:
Female
Race:
Asian
Hair:
Black
Eyes:
Brown
Height:
5’3”
Weight:
105 lbs
Sunset
Funeral
Homes
Partners
with Local
CHAMPAIGN,IL—
On Tuesday, De-
cember 2, 2014, central Illinois com-
munities said thank you to local Honor
Guard volunteers in a big way.
Sunset
Funeral Homes
partnered with their
local television station,
WCIA News
Channel 3
, to host the Operation Hon-
or Guard Day of Giving. Donation sites
were set up in Champaign and Dan-
ville, IL. For more than twelve hours,
volunteers stood outside in the cold,
collecting generous donations from the
communities. Donations at both sites
and online totaled nearly
$30,000 for the day.
Sunset Funeral Home
also hosted their first an-
nual 5K in Sunset Me-
morial Park in October
to kick start Operation
Honor Guard’s fundrais-
ing efforts. Veterans and
active military were invit-
ed to participate for free.
This event raised $2,100
through local businesses
and participant entries.
The goal of Operation
Honor Guard is to not
only raise money to help
support honor guard
units at each American
Legion Post, but also to
raise awareness about
the importance of the
services these groups
perform. Many don’t re-
alize these individuals
stand guard in all tem-
peratures, even in rain
and snow, to give a fall-
Television Station to Raise Nearly
$30,000 for Local Honor Guards
en comrade the last rites they deserve
for serving this country. Many times
a veteran’s family will say having the
Honor Guard present is the thing that
meant the most to them.
The money raised will be used to sup-
port the local American Legion Honor
Guards. Funds raised from the Day of
Giving will help cover new uniforms,
travel expenses, guns, ammunition and
other supplies. For more information
about Operation Honor Guard, visit
J. B. Rhodes Funeral
Home Purchases New
Limousine
GOLDSBORO,NC—
Pictured are
J. B. Rhodes III
(M)
and
Vonnell Robinson
(R) funeral directors of the
J. B.
Rhodes Funeral Home and Cremations Inc
taking de-
livery of their new 2014 Armbruster-Stageway XTS-L6
Six Door Limousine. Delivery was made by
Bill McK-
eithan
(L) representing
Crain Sales
of Albemarle, NC.