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As a child growing up in Queens, New York, Kelly Whitesides knew what it meant to worry about where her next meal was coming from. I know how important this program is, she said, as she stood with her husband Sam in the BackPack Weekend Food Program warehouse on Linwood Road in Gastonia. I was one of those kids when I was young, she continued. I like the way this program works. I like the way the kids receiving the food are not singled out or embarrassed. I like the good this program does.
Whitesides had volunteered with the program several years ago, but she and her husband, Sam, had their interest renewed when they read a recent front-page column in
Larry Allan Barnes Jr.
WILMINGTON Mr. Larry Allan Barnes Jr., 69, died Thursday, March 4, 2021. He was the beloved husband of Joni Lewis Barnes for 34 years. He was born Dec. 12, 1951, in Wilmington to Larry Allan Sr. and Rose Pargeter Barnes.
Larry was a proud veteran of the U.S. Navy. He served with distinction during the Vietnam War, in Vietnam and other Asian countries. He was honorably discharged, then returned to Wilmington.
He began working as a marine surveyor, then started his own successful marine surveying company, inspecting ships and cargoes at major ports along the Atlantic coast. He retired in 2018.
After his family, dogs and cats, his greatest joy was serving as scoutmaster for Boy Scouts of America Troop 237. He led the troop for more than 10 years, with several of his scouts achieving the highest rank of Eagle Scout. He was a member of the Order of the Arrow, achieving the Vigil rank, which is the highest.
‘It’s a rebuilding process’ | Gastonia Boy Scout troop working to recover thousands of dollars worth of stolen equipment
Troop 501 Scoutmaster says without the stolen trailer filled with camping equipment they will have to reconsider future plans for the troop Author: Briana Harper (WCNC) Updated: 12:11 AM EST February 25, 2021
GASTONIA, N.C. Members of Boy Scout Troop 501 in Gastonia were alerted to a startling surprise last week when they learned someone stole their trailer and thousands of dollars worth of camping equipment inside.
Investigators believe the theft happened sometime between Feb. 12-15.
The trailer would typically be found locked up outside the scout hut at New Hope Presbyterian Church. Yet somehow a suspected theft managed to break those locks and take off with the trailer and everything that was in it including tents, tarps, lanterns and a portable kitchen.
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