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CRYSTAL FALLS –Thomas G. Brooks Jr. passed away on March 10, 2021.
He was born on April 30, 1920, in Crystal Falls, to the late Bessie and Thomas G. Brooks Sr.
He moved to Stambaugh at the age of two with his parents and graduated from Stambaugh High School in 1938. Immediately after graduation he started two years of apprenticeship in the funeral business with Mr. Fransher at the Stambaugh Funeral Home. In 1940 he attended the Cincinnati College of Embalming in Cincinnati, Ohio and graduated in 1941.
Tom was married to the former Kathryn McLaughlin on July 25, 1943, in Miami. She preceded him in death on April 1, 1999, and they were married for 56 years. He also was preceded in death by his sister, Doris (James) Matthews and niece, Marion Matthews Chubb.
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(Graphic: WOOD-TV) Theaters, schools, stores, houses of worship and most restaurants and bars can have larger crowds than are allowed at Michigan funerals. I can have more people attend the funeral luncheon than the funeral, says Matt Hollebeek, vice president of a Grand Rapids group of three funeral homes, quoted by TV station WOOD. Visitations and funerals have been capped at 25 people since fall under Covid safety rules, regardless of building size. This often forces mourners to rotate in shifts or to attend via livestreaming. This was so hard because . you had to pick and choose who could come to the funeral, Diana Lyon-Schumacher of Traverse City tells WPBN in her hometown. Her 46-year-old daughter, elementary teacher Jennifer Johnson, died last month from cancer. We have a huge immediate family and just a humungous extended family, the mother adds. The funeral was livestreamed and an outdoor celebration of her life will follow in August.
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A legacy of funeral home directors in Monroe
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At one point during most of the 20th Century, the corner of Elm Avenue and Macomb Street in Monroe could be considered Monroe’s funeral center. While most people are still familiar with the Allore Funeral Home located at 203 E. Elm Avenue, memories of the Earle Little Funeral Home located at 115 E. Elm Avenue may have faded over time.
In 1938, Earle and Elsie Little founded the Earle Little Funeral Home. They operated as a husband-and-wife team until Mr. Little s death in 1961. Richard P. Cavanaugh, an employee since 1948, partnered with Mrs. Little to operate the business until her retirement in 1979. Thomas Bilan was a partner until 1986 when Cavanaugh became sole owner and operated the business until his death in 1992.
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