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Historical November–December 1998 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
It is painful to report the loss of John Rice, son of Richard and Nancy Rice, and brother of Robert Rice, all of the 6100 block of Westminster.
A tragic accident ended John’s life on November 3. John was 16 and a sophomore at Christian Brothers College. St. Roch’s Church overflowed with family, friends, and John’s CBC high school classmates at the funeral mass celebrated by Monsignor Sal E. Polizzi, with the participation of teachers and administrators from St. Roch as well as CBC. Those wishing to send a memorial gift are asked to make such a donation to St. Roch Church, 6052 Waterman.
We at the Times express our heartfelt sympathy to the Rices. Neville and JoAnn Vatcha of the 6100 block of Westminster have a reason to be glowing these days. Their first grandchild, William Ingram Jacobs, was born to their daughter, Chanaya, and her husband, Mark Jacobs on October 29. At 7 pounds and measuring 20 inches, he fit the perfect ideal.
A full head of black hair makes him quite the handsome prince. Chanaya and Mark moved to Washington Avenue in Parkview earlier this year, another source of gratification for Neville and JoAnn. Here’s another example of the appeal of the neighborhood to generations of families. George Storey, 57xx Waterman, has always loved to golf. He’s very happy that he has been. able to pursue this sport in his retirement and to enjoy a good bit of success. Any day he can, he plays in Forest Park with a group of gentlemen like himself, one of whom is 85 years of age.
In early 1998, George hit his 4th hole in one!
He has hit two on #6 and 2 on #9.
He and his son, Jim, have played at the Dogwood Country Club Tournament at Lake of the Ozarks the past couple years.
They placed 2nd and 4th. George is particularly proud of being invited to play at the National Seniors Tournament in Orlando.
He qualified in Columbia this summer.
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John Rice. Photographer not credited.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, November–December 1998.
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