David Lynn Holmes, 90, of Williamsburg | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
Professor Holmes, as he was known to generations of William & Mary students, always had a story to tell. “Incidentally,” he would say when a conversation…
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Professor Holmes, as he was known to generations of William & Mary students, always had a story to tell. “Incidentally,” he would say when a conversation…
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It was 3 a.m., in the early months of COVID. The Rev. Shannon Marie Berry sat on her stoop. Fremont, North Carolina, with a population of about 1,200, was quiet. Berry was alone and fixated on the bell tower of Fremont United Methodist Church across the street. She’d been hardly sleeping. Her Apple Watch was collecting alarming heart rate data. And she was staring at the church she was responsible for leading, worn out and defeated.