Saginaw mother restarting local chapter of Parents of Murdered Children support group
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Tamara Tucker poses for a photograph with images of her daughter and grandchildren outside of CAN (Child Abuse and Neglect) Council Great Lakes Bay Region in Saginaw on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. Tucker is reviving the Saginaw chapter of Parents of Murdered Children, or POMC, after she lost her daughter, MoeNeisha M. Simmons-Ross, to gun violence. (Kaytie Boomer | MLive.com)Kaytie Boomer | MLive.com
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SAGINAW, MI Tamara Tucker is no stranger to grief. Over the years, she’s sadly become well-versed in the specific sting of sorrow that comes with having a close family member prematurely cut down by an act of violence.
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Slowly but surely, Croatians are moving away from traditional names and turning to names that are ‘more modern’ for their children. Also, the trend of choosing shorter names is stagnating, although they are still popular in Croatia.
Last week, the Croatian Ministry of Justice and Administration revealed the most common names given to newborn boys and girls in Croatia in 2020.
Among the 15 most common girls names were;
Mia, Lucija, Sara, Ema, Nika, Marta, Rita, Mila, Petra, Ana, Dora, Eva, Elena, Iva and Lana.
Luka, David, Jakov, Ivan, Petar, Roko, Matej, Noa, Filip, Mateo, Mihael, Fran, Karlo, Leon and Marko.
Luka was again the most popular boys name last year with 870 baby boys given the name in Croatia, whilst 531 girls were named Mia in 2020.
FILIPINA Papin (
pic), who has been working as a domestic helper in Singapore for 31 years, is truly treasured by her longtime employer as part of the family.
The 63-year-old, who is single, is being cared for by the family after suffering two strokes within a month, reported
China Press.
One of the family’s children, who is known only as Xue, 26, said Papin came to the island republic to work to pay for her mother’s medical treatment and support her seven siblings back home.
“My parents hired Papin when my eldest sister was born 31 years ago and she has been with us since.