In addition to his busin
, he hold three Ia w d -
gr and has graduated with
Honors from th respected Ston­
ier Gr duat chool of Banking
at t h Uni rsity of Delaware.
H is acti ve in many organi­
zation and community commis­
sions.
Mrs. Gloria Johnson is active
with skilled nursing and reha­
bilitation facilities. She is a
member of The American Nurs­
ing Home As ociation and The
Detroit
GLORIA nd WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Navy Airman Appr ntic An­
toine C. Rockingham, n of Gr -
gory L. and Wyzl • 'am II ! of 2509
McClellan, Detroi , r en I ' com­
pleted a ix-month deploym nt to
the Per ian Gulf, We tern Pacific
and Indian Ocr- ns aboard th air­
craft carrier USS Carl Vinson,
homeported in Alameda, Calif.
The 1992 graduat of outhea. t­
ern High School joined the Navy in
Septemb r 1992.
Navy Fireman Recruit Brett J.
Riccinto, a 1990 graduat of Gro
Pointe South HIgh choolofGro
Pointe Farms, Mich., r cently com­
pleted a six-month deployment to
the Persian Gulf, .v ern Pacific
and Indian Ocean aboard the air­
craft carr i r US� Carl Vinson,
homeported in Alameda, Cahf.
He joined th Navy In April
1992.
Navy Fir man R crui Brian A.
Roman, of 7381 Brace, Detroit, r -
cently complet d a ix-rnonth de­
ployment: to th Persian Gulf,
We tern Pacific and Indian Ocean
'aboard the aircraft carrier USS
Carl Vinson, hom ported in
Alameda, Calif.
The 1992 graduate of Lance
Creuse North High School of Mount
children ho follow in th ir foo -
p.
'In
Pro ram Ita been. I nd r Ih pon 01 hlp
of Catb: lic So al • ten« of Wa,Yn
Th Prowant iupport: 300 low
lderly, ag 60 and u r who
prooui 20 hour . ., a I ek of loue and
. u pport to cluldreti whu ar ph . L all
di obl d, emotumall impaired and chit­
dren. uh» a at ru It o] ne L rf or abu
in Waj1t and Maromb COIlI1tl .
NAVY ANNOUNCEMENTS
American Management As 0-
ciation. Mr. John on
'wit h community grou wh
inte i bet.tering th li
peopl= in n
"Take hold of life's challenge
and give the b st you've got, 1 -
ting nothing hold you back. To
know just how to take charge of
your futur and to fulfill your
potential in he v ry st w y
possible," is the legacy William
and Gloria Johnson leave to our
I
Clem ns, Mich., j01l1 d th Navy m
march 1993.
Mann Sgt. Marian H nder 'on,
a 19 0 graduat of Murray Wright
HIgh chool of Droit. rec ntly r -
port d for duty WI h 4th Recrui
Trainin Ba talion. Parri I land,
. lnrm COl'P In
Marin Sgt. William E. Shan­
non, on of William Shannon of
18653 Wi con in and Rosalie Shan­
non of 1450 Robert Bradley Drive,
Detroit, recently received the Ma­
rine Corp Good Conduct Medal.
The 19 4 graduate of Escondido
. High School of E condido, Calif ..
joined the Marine Corp in October
1992.
Marine Pfc. Johnathon R. Ful­
cher, a 1992 graduate of Evangel
High School, recently reported from
duty with headquarters and Serv­
ice Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, San Diego.
. He joined the Marine Corp in
eptember 1993.
NavyOfficer 2nd Class Seren M.
Turner, daughter of Elmer E. and
Peggy J. Turner of 4516 Lillibrigde,
Detroit, recently returned from op­
erations off th coast of Haiti with
'Commander, U.S. Second FI et,
Naval Station, Norfolk, VA, em­
bark d aboard t.he command ship
USS Mount Whitney.
She joined the Navy in January
1987.
Marine Cpl. Micheal T. Moyer, a
1991 graduate of Buchanan High
School Buchanan, MI, was recently
promoted to his pr sent rank w�ile
serving WIth 2nd Assault Amphibi­
ous Battalion, 2nd Marine Divi-.
sion, Manne Corps Ba e, Camp
Lejeun ,N.C.
He joined the Manne Corps in
Novernb r 1991.
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UPS employee honored
for 25 years of 'service
Marine Sg . Stev n R. Bickford.
son of St.ephen R. Vivian of 1643
Wood St , Muskegon, MI, recently
report d for duty with Marine Wing was r
Support Squadron 172. 1 st Mann . Pare I
Aircraf Wing, Okinawa, Japan. yea of
The 1990 graduate of Oakrigde an
HIgh School of Muskegon, MI, p y. .
iomed the Marine Corps in Septem- P arson, �ho L? an? ra 10�
ber 1990. upervisor WI h UPS 111 D troit,
was ci for hi loyal, rvic
contri ut ion: to P P at on
began hi car r a a dnv r In
1969.
Navy Petty Officer 1st Clas
L on Vortprs, son of Ro Wand
L on Vorters Sr. of 1364 Regent t.,
lles, MI, r c ntly participated m
the 50th Anmversary of the lib ra­
tion of Guam aboard the amphibl­
ou a �alll hip U � Belleau
Wood. forward d ploy d to abo,
Japan
Th 19 3 gradwlt of Niles HIgh
School JOI n d h. Navy tn May
1983 Vort r 1 a 19 9 gradua of
a Ion I UOIV r Ity, an Dl go,
,ahC. wlth a BA d gr .
MILBURN PEARSO�
UPS employee honored
for 20 years of service
of B nton
nton Har­
e vy In MAY
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I h· I� n L, 3 gn dun 0 Mu 'k -
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DERRICK PEAVLEY
111 J n: II r
worn n.
The Women' Care tudy,
lunched rli r thi y r, will
urveymoreth n 10,000wom n
in D troit, Atlanta, Lo Angele ,
Philad lphia and S ttle.
According to troit' princi-
pal inve tigator, Lind Wei ,
Ph.D., of Michigan' Cancer
Fou ndat ion' Detroit He lth
Surv y, th tudy will look a
family hi tory of brea t cancer,
reproductive hi tory, u e of oral
contr ceptiv and hormon re­
placement therapy, and body
weight and exercise patterns.
Re earchers will examine th
ri k factors ingly, and in ombi­
nation with each other.
"W hop this tudy wi 11 mol'
accur tely identify a woman'
ri k for rat c nc r," Wei
aid. "The more we know bout
the e ri k facto ,th b tt r
able w ar to d v lop br a t
cane r pr vention and monitor­
ing pro ram - to du at
women."
OME 3,200 WOME w re
diagno d wi h breast. can r
last. ye r in me ropolitan D -
troi. For unknown r ason ,
mortality for African-Am rican
women t nd to b higher v n
when th di ea eis diagno ed t
th m ta a white wom n
Local participant WIll in­
elude 1,500 white, African­
Am rican and Hi panic wom n
·8 35- 4, who w r r iden
H G Canc r Foun-
d United Way ney,
op r t h Mey r L. Prenti
Compr hensiv Cancer Cen er
of Me ropolitan Detroi , one of
only 27 tiona I Cancer Insti­
tute - d sign ted comprehen-
ive center d ign d to provide
cane r information, education,
are, tr tmen nd to conduc
dvanced cane r re earch.
o tober i ational Br t
Cancer Awaren Month. For
mol' information on the
Wom n' ARE S udy, c 11 Rob
Schwe r , . (3?3) 833-0715, ext.
2�4.
For information on cancer
au rvic ' , call the Cancer In-
ormation Service of Indiana
and' Michigan: 1-800-4-CAN­
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