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Judith Ann Hendrixson opened her home over the years to 62 foster children, including those who were disabled and those with special needs.

14.05.2021, 7:43 Will remember, won't forgive! Drazhnya partisans came out to the action in support of Zhodzina activists, who were beaten in prison for their hunger strike, reports Mensk razam! Telegram channel. They also supported political prisoner Sergei Vereshchagin, who does not receive the necessary medical assistance in the penal colony. "The unprecedented violence in prisons, the cynicism of guards who act as medieval executioners cannot but cause indignation among civilized and adequate people. Drazhnya is against violence!", said the protesters.

Detroit Free Press This obituary is part of “We Will Remember,” a series about those we’ve lost to the coronavirus. Malcolm Allen Lewis of Southfield was a dedicated chess instructor who was instrumental in leading students to chess tournament championships throughout the country. He had a lifelong mission of teaching, serving and empowering disadvantaged youth. Lewis, 66, died Aug. 10 before paramedics could get him to Providence Hospital in Southfield. He was presumed to be positive for the coronavirus. Born in Grand Rapids, Lewis grew up in Detroit, attended Detroit Public Scho...

Detroit Free Press This obituary is part of “We Will Remember,” a series about those we’ve lost to the coronavirus. Donald Younce of Commerce Township took his Marine experience into civilian life and worked as a self-employed deep-sea diver. Younce, 85, died at home Jan. 27 as a result of  complications from COVID-19. He was a proud U.S. Marine, 3rd Amphibious Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Platoon, 2nd Squad, as part of the Underwater Demolition Team. Younce worked as a deep-sea diver along the coast of California before returning to Michigan to marry the love of his life, Judie (Cor...

This obituary is part of “We Will Remember,” a series about those we’ve lost to the coronavirus. Larry Johnson of Garden City enjoyed teaching people what he knew and loved the look on their faces when they got it right. Johnson, 64, died Aug. 14 at St. Mary Mercy Hospital in Livonia as a result of complications from COVID-19. Johnson was born in Flint and moved to Inkster with his family when he was a child. He dropped out of high school during his senior year and joined the Army, where he finished high school and was honorably discharged. Johnson married his wife, Colleen, of 39 ye...