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Diners first making the acquaintance of this modern Arlene high-table delicacy generally become too busy enjoying it to bother inquiring about its origins. But its refined appearance as served by the royal kitchens in Prydon to the King's guests (or to casual passers-by, since Kynall Castle's refectories are open to all) goes far to conceal its robust genesis as a fishermen's dish of the coastal and riverine country between the eastern and western branches of the Upper Arlid.

The original version of what would later be known as "Silver and Gold" (Arl./N.Arl. Dekhen-u-Ihrsen) was devised by North Arlene prawn fishermen who needed to find a use for shellfish they'd caught that were too small or damaged to offer in the coastal markets of Fûrdéin and Asfahæg. These "subpar" shrimp would be boiled in brine abroad ship and then kept submerged in frequently-renewed seawater until the fishermen made port.

There the ocean shrimp-fishers would meet with their freshwater-fishing counterparts, some of whom would be bringing in new-landed starscale pike (and other types) from the broad and busy breeding grounds of the upper Arlid delta. Cooked salt-water prawns would readily enough be bartered for sweetwater pike and their fine-grained, golden roe—or acquired by taverners in the "borderer" port towns east and west of Rûl Tyn—and cooked together with them.

A popular longshoremen's approach, because it kept well after cooking, was to mix and bind the chopped-up shrimps with grated dried bread and egg to make fish balls or thick cakes. These would be stuffed with chunks of roe from either marine or riverine fish—pike's roe being a favorite for its buttery and slightly smoky flavor, and the roes sometimes being cooked separately first. Then the (sometimes) breaded fishcakes would be fried in whatever fat was regionally most plentiful.1 The fried cakes could afterward be served up in a number of ways: by themselves—though often dipped in savory sauces heavy on whitefruit—pressed onto bread trenchers or sippets and sauced on top, or wrapped in wheaten or oaten platebreads in the Darthene coastal style.

But later on, during the period in the mid-1900s p.A.d.2 when a series of dynastic and climatic disasters led the North Arlene crown to resign most of its major functions to the Arlene Throne, the nature of the dish (as of many others originally native to North Arlen) began to change. Late-century cooks in Prydon and other northern Arlene cities began to upscale North Arlene cuisine in general as a kind of culinary tribute to a kingdom in decline. In the process they transformed this coastline shellfish dish into a more sophisticated composition seen (correctly or incorrectly) as more suited to urban palates, and tailored to emphasize the fresh marine flavor of the prawns.

The dish's modern name refers specifically to the classic Prydon-devised version in which the pale color of the meat of the shrimp is made to contrast strongly with the gold of pike caviar—in this presentation, now delicately rubbed out of the original "skeins" of roe to be served on top. And while we can certainly approach the flavor of the dish when making it on our own Earth, one thing we can't approach is the perfect paleness of the Arlene versions.

This is because we lack a specific and vital ingredient: the Arlene pewter shrimp, Metacrangon peltrumis medioregnis. While otherwise generally similar to Crangon crangon, the common our-Earth north Atlantic "gray shrimp", M. peltrumis is missing something normally commonplace among crustaceans: the protein complex called astaxanthin, which normally reacts with another complex called crustacyanin to produce the red shell and pinkish flesh coloration typical of cooked shrimps.3 As a result, the cooked flesh of the pewter shrimp is pure white, with no other colors to interfere with the shrimp's silvery presentation on the plate.

These more citified versions of dekhen-u-ihrsen involve, somewhat paradoxically, less cooking but more labor. After peeling and deveining, the cooked and chopped pewter shrimp are crushed and pounded in a mortar... hence the term "brayed" in the recipe name. (This indicates that the mortared shrimp mixture has a consistency smoother than something knife-chopped, but nonetheless more textured than an otherwise-mechanically produced puree.) After the addition of soured cream and spices, the mixture is molded between spoons and chilled in an ice-room until it firms slightly, and then served forth on toasted sippets and topped with iced pike caviar.

The use of the term "sallet" in the recipe name harks back (in one linguistic direction) to our many uses for the word "salad", and (in a different, more archaic one) to transitional early-1900s versions of the dish in which the pounded and formed shrimp was served out on roasted lettuce or cooked bitterleaf greens. In current versions, such as the one we illustrate here, greens are often still part of the presentation. But the main theme of the dish remains the contrast between the pale delicacy of the pounded shrimp and the glistening gold of the caviar.

See the right-hand tab on this page for the full recipe. 

1 In North Arlen this would normally be sunflower, palm oil, or treenut oil (from the Middle Kingdoms version of our Shea tree, Vitellaria paradoxa).

2 The commonly-used abbreviation for pai Ajnedäre derüwin: "since the Arrival". i.e. of the Dragons, and the destruction of the Dark.

3 More information on our Earth's recent discovery of this chemical interaction can be found in this interesting paper.

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WINE DARK SEA - Charon and Vaultie visit the Slog, have interesting conversations with Holly, and drink tarberry wine. (rated e, charon / m!lw, ~5k words. for the prompt "Call me selfish, but I don't want anyone else to touch you",)

The Lone Wanderer and Charon find their way to the Slog from Graygarden; the pre-war robots don’t exactly know the word for ghoul, but when they first saw Charon, they had asked where their shipment of tarberries were. Vaultie knows how to connect his Pip-boy to the Mister Handys by way of his Wadsworth; they download the coordinates and head on their way after offloading some supplies for caps. It’s a surprise when the well-fenced and fortified pre-war pool house is friendly, and a more pleasant surprise still when it turns out to be a ghoul-only settlement.

Wiseman is the name of the ghoul who leads the settlement, and he lives up to his name: he has a soft but steady voice that almost immediately puts Vaultie at ease.

He’s clean shaven, dark eyes and a kind but worn face. He insists on giving them a tour of the place, even though Vaultie demurs knowing how busy he must be. The settlement is small but bustling. He tells them about the cultivation of tarberries and his plans for the future, and their involvement with the trade routes and Minutemen. He is fair, well-spoken and optimistic.

Old habits die hard: Vaultie asks, “Is there anything we could do to help?” Charon audibly snorts.

“We’re actually doing fine at the moment.” Clapping Vaultie’s arm, Wiseman’s voice is as warm as the midday sun. There’s dirt under his fingernails from helping tend the garden. “Nothing we need in particular, other than traders coming through more often.”

So pallid as to almost be glowing, his smile can be measured in kilowatts; Vaultie could listen to Wiseman speak all day. “But the Minutemen haven’t been doing too bad protecting the routes, all things considered, and it’s been picking up lately.”

According to Wiseman, It’s been better around these parts since the Minutemen have started back up and the settlement joined; the dues are relatively small and it came with ramparts and parapets and turrets. The marauding gang of raiders just down the hill in the old ironworks plant haven’t even attempted to raid the settlement since.

Traders came through much more often as well. To sell, but mostly to buy. One of the perks of being the only tarberry farm in the Commonwealth.

Wiseman also makes sure to introduce them to each and every person in the settlement, a special bit of attention paid to both the people that keep his settlement running and to his guests visiting that immediately endears him to Vaultie: there’s Dierdre, black bob and bloodshot eyes, who scavvs and manages the small storefront. Arlen Glass, a pre-war gentleman, hunched over his workbench with a tired smile, who tinkers and engineers. Randy, a younger ghoul with a perfectly coiffed toupee, manages the cooking and cleaning, and Holly oversees the tarberry pools and the laborers in the day-to-day. He knows their names, too, rattling each one off one-by-one, and they wave to them from between the rows of vegetables.

It makes Vaultie dizzy sometimes, how well-managed even the smallest settlements seem to be this far North. He uses that as the excuse why he has to take Charon’s hand when they walk around the carrot fields and skirt the edges of the pool. Everyone looks well-fed. The carrots are growing with lush, green tops and the tarberries float fat and glossy on top of the still water.

Dusk is falling, the sun settling over by the far looming husk of the Ironworks. The temperature seems to drop so quickly here, a brisk breeze rippling the surface of the pools. Vaultie walks in Charon’s shadow. He can feel the eyes of some of the ghouls bent over their crops as they pass. Vaultie squeezes his hand, and Charon squeezes minutely back.

It’s been a long few months since they’ve left the Capital. Vaultie is tired. He knows he is slipping, that his body needs rest.

Wiseman turns to Charon this time. “You both are welcome to stay here a few nights, if you wish. We have a common bedroom and spare cots.”

Charon frowns. “That’s appreciated.”

Vaultie hates asking to stay when they have nothing to offer but their presence. They’ve been running low on funds. It’s a weight off his shoulders. “Really, thank you.”

The ghouls of the Slog live inside the old pool house, though it’s been so long since gutted and altered that the interior looks like any other wasteland home, save the occasional patch of intact aquamarine blue tile embedded in the floors. They live communally, with one large kitchen and an open floor living space. The cots are divided between the former showers.

Wiseman offers them food from his own dinner, pours them a drink, and it almost feels like home. Vaultie can’t stop saying thank you and sorry in equal measures. Wiseman accepts both with grace. Mostly, he and Charon simply listen to the others talk. It’s a boisterous table that lets them comfortably fade into the background.

Hours later, Wisemen goes to bed first, not long after the sun sets; he wakes early with the sun.

“Remember,” Wiseman pauses between the doorframe, “You have a free bed here. The roads around here can be unsafe at night.”

The door swings shut before Vaultie can demure. Many of those that work in the gardens quickly follow. Arlen disappears to his workshop and does not come back. Dierdre is next to bed, and then Jones.

They should retire for the night, he knows, with the way his eyelids are drooping, but it feels nice to be awake without any obligations. Morning will just bring more. Holly stays up late with them. She reminds Vaultie of Willow, the way she verbally prods at Charon until he threatens to crack a smile. She wears a white wig, her hair piled up into a mountainesque bun.

All the ghouls here either shave or wear wigs. And by here, Holly explains, she means the whole Commonwealth. It’s a lightbulb moment that finally explains why Charon had gotten such strange looks everywhere they went, even from other ghouls.

“Yeah, it’s— well, I ain’t an old ghoul, by any means.” She laughs, flushed peachy in the low firelight of the room, “But it’s been a trend for a long, long time here.”

“Not just a trend,” Charon muses, “But…” He turns to Vaultie, at a loss for the word.

“The culture?” He offers, “The norm? Average?”

Charon nods, satisfied.

“Right.” She shakes her head with amusement. Vaultie couldn’t believe he hadn’t realized it sooner, but no one had told them, either. He’s not sure why he just assumed all of the ghouls here had naturally gone bald if they weren’t shaved. “Shaved or a wig.”

“Do you make the wigs?” Vaultie asks, eyeing her hair. He wonders if it feels like human hair, but even he, in his awkwardness, knows to refrain from asking her to touch.

“Sometimes. I mean— not me, personally, no, but there are a lot of ghoul-made wigs. Prewar ones, too. There’s a ghoul near Boston who made wigs before the war, and still does, and apparently his quality is dynamite.” She sighs wistfully, “Costs a pretty cap, though.”

“I can imagine.”

“Yeah.” Holly tilts her head as she takes Charon in, sizing him up. “Natural hair, though. It looks good on you.”

Charon grunts, unconvinced. “The only ones here who seem to wear it are ferals.”

She winces, a laugh covering her unease. “It’s true. About to go feral. Or...” She hesitates, looks almost apologetic, “We don’t have much of a trade of it up here. Illegal, not supported, you know. Unlike the Capital...” She says it as if they’re from an entire different world, the skin around her former nasal cavity crinkling, “But if someone is trying to smuggle slaves south, sometimes... you can tell, the ghouls. They’re not shaved, they don’t have wigs, their clothes fit poorly.”

“Huh.” Vaultie mumbles into his wine glass, swirls the cloudy liquid around. He glances at Charon. “Maybe you should...?”

“No.” Charon scowls.

Vaultie does not press it. Half of his own head has been shaved since the head wound he sustained from the Remnants, and it hasn’t grown past the half-inch length it was at since the radiation burst at the Purifier. The irony of the Brotherhood having collectively co-opted the half-shaved look since hasn’t been lost on him. He’s been incorrectly tagged as Brotherhood more times than he can count.

But Vaultie’s not going to shave, either, for more reasons then he can count. He had it first; he thinks his head would look stupid shaved; he loves the way Charon’s fingers twist into his curls. It feels funny that even hundreds of miles away, they’re still mistaken for their past selves.

“I mean, you stick out, but I’m sure you do that anyway, tall as you are.” Holly sips at her lukewarm beer. Charon hums noncommittally. “You don’t wear wigs, where you’re from?”

“No.”

“Really? Never?”

Charon snorts, “The only man we knew of who wore wigs pretended it was his natural hair.”

Vaultie laughs at the mention of it, “I remember him! With the water— what... what was his name..? G-something?” That was years ago, back when the purifier had just started; back when the Brotherhood still distributed it out to the rest of the wasteland, and only the small basin near the Jefferson was fully purified.

“Griffon,” Charon corrects, smirking behind the mouth of his beer bottle. “Yeah, he said it was real.”

“Did it look real?” Holly asks, and if Vaultie had a little less to drink, he would notice the self-conscious way her fingers hover over the edge of her hairline.

“No… ” Charon trails off at the memory, shaking his head. “But ghouls don’t grow hair.”

“They didn’t look good. Not like the ones here.” Vaultie cuts in, then adds, haltingly, “Y-yours looks really nice,” he insists, “It’s tall.”

Holly squints, and then throws her head back and laughs. “Alright, alright. Thanks.”

They had ran Griffon out not long after finding those stupid wigs, boxes upon boxes stacked together in one of the abandoned Smithsonian buildings. Charon had wanted to ignore him; they knew his claims were false, that he was a grifter. Anyone who could believe water would cure anything other than thirst didn’t deserve the kindness.

But Adam’s heart bled, still does, all over the blue of his vault suit at the sight of those ghouls who fell over themselves at the chance of a cure. The common conditions of ghoulification, so hard to bear that they’d throw their caps away on snake-oil fix-alls. And he just couldn’t let it fester in their midst, even with Charon hemming and hawing.

Besides breaking into the warehouse itself, running Griffon out hadn’t been hard; shiesters weren’t known for their bravery, and with Charon looming and Fawkes closeby, he had left of his own accord after some threats

Charon’s gaze slips sideways to look at Vaultie, heavy-lidded. “Do you want another drink?”

“Yes, please.” He smiles warmly. This is his third. Vaultie thought with age came the ability to handle his alcohol, thinking back to pictures of fathers in pre-war recliners with highballs tipped high with whiskey, only tempered with two cubes of ice. He is twenty-eight and still a glass of wine makes his mind pleasantly cloudy. Tarberry wine, he finds, does exactly the same, with all the added benefit of going down much easier than the sour pre-war stuff.

“Holly?”

She holds up her hand. “I’m good.”

Extending his chipped glass, Charon takes it along with his own empty bottle. Holly watches him leave, picking idly at the label on her beer.

“You two been together long?”

Vaultie licks the faint taste of tarberry from his lips, glancing away from Charon’s back receding towards the kitchen to Holly’s face. She holds up her hands. “You don’t have to answer—“

“N-no—“ He laughs nervously. “Did I...? Sorry, it’s not—“ He rubs at the back of his neck, his eyes shifting back towards the doorway, to Holly. No, she doesn’t look judgmental of it, just conversationally curious. He’s still not used to that. “It’s been, uh. Wow. A decade? Give or take?”

Her eyes flicker upwards as she does the mental math, and he nervously chuckles again, sinking back self-consciously into his seat. The dates are always muddy to him. Sometimes he counts back from their night in the Arlington Cemetery. Others, that first kiss in Smith Casey’s garage.

And sometimes, he counts all the way back, to the day Adam stood in the 9th Circle covered in Ahzrukhal’s blood, white-knuckling the contract in Charon’s towering shadow.

Eventually, he settles on: “Awhile.”

“Huh.” She smiles, “Good for you guys.”

“Uh, thanks.” He’s not sure what else to say.

“Are you two—?” Her brow wiggles up, and Vaultie blanches. “Open?”

“Are w-we—“ He looks towards her— and then the doorway— and then back again, and oh, it’s sinking in exactly what she’s asking. Vaultie chokes, “We’re—!”

With impeccable timing, Charon enters the room with full hands, and Vaultie gestures at him. “Ch-charon!” He sputters, “What a— oh, my drink, yeah, thank you—“ Holly’s amused smirk follows him as he takes his glass from Charon and tries to occupy his mouth as quickly as possible, almost chugging the deep purple wine.

Charon sits back in his seat.

“What happened?” He asks plaintively, taking a sip of his beer.

Holly is not shy: “I was wondering if you two were in an open relationship.”

Charon’s throat twitches mid-swig. When he lowers his bottle, he has to let out a small grunt, grinding his fist against his breastbone. “Oh.” He clears his throat again, a small cough, “No.”

“Thought I’d see. Worked last time a ghoul-smoothskin couple came through.” She says, raising her bottle towards them in mock cheers.

“Nothing wrong in that.” Charon murmurs, though if Vaultie wasn’t mistaken, he still looks a little flushed, or maybe it’s the alcohol. At least, he seems to understand why Vaultie had been so embarrassed, his stare meaningful when they exchange glances. It’s that familiarity born of years together; just a glimpse, a slight twitch in his features, and Vaultie can read the majority of the story there. When he drapes his arm over the side of his folding chair, Charon’s does the same, and their fingers brush reassuringly between the distance.

“You’re both very attractive.” She responds easily, “It’s hard meeting new people this far out. Not that the ghouls here are hard on the eyes... but, well. Haven’t found my match yet, exactly.”

“I believe they say it happens when you least expect it.” Charon says, in that unhelpful way people who have been in a relationship for years tend to do.

Holly snorts. “Well, that, and I’m more into smoothskins, besides. So you can see my options are limited here.”

Vaultie’s not sure if she’s always this forward, or just a little tipsy as well. Charon easily diverts the conversation elsewhere, bouncing off asking if others make it through the Slog often, what other settlements and cities are in the area. Vaultie tries to make a fuzzy memory to ask Wiseman or Arlen for map coordinates tomorrow, just to fill out his Pip-boy a little more.

“Well,” Holly groans into the word as she eases herself up and out of her seat, her back popping audibly. “I’m going to turn in for the night.”

She gathers some of the empties strewn around the tables to toss as she ambles towards the common bedroom.

“Remember, you both have a bed here, if you need one. Don’t feel the need to sleep it rough outside or anything, we’re not pressed for space.”

“Of course! Thanks.” Vaultie softly calls after her. Charon raises a hand in goodbye.

The door clicks shut behind her. Quiet settles into the spaces inbetween them, pierced only by the sound of radcrickets outside and the soft crackle of the trashcan fire in the center of the room.

Vaultie raises his glass, takes one loud, obnoxious sip. Just to make a sound. Charon raises an eyebrow towards him.

Vaultie huffs out a chuckle. Murmurs, sweet and flattered, “Kind of funny that she asked, huh?”

“What?” Charon raises a hairless brow, “Oh.” He glances off, his burgundy skin glowing ruddily in the light of the dying fire. “Yeah. Strange.”

“That’s how handsome you are.”

“You are.” Charon corrects in deadpan, and Vaultie has to laugh, because it’s not the sort of rebuttal he’s heard since the few surviving romantic holovids from the Vault, and most certainly never said in that tone of voice.

“She said both—“ And if he wasn’t mistaken, that was what he was embarrassed about, and not the question himself. Because Charon’s blue eyes flit upwards towards the ceiling, which isn’t very interesting, just water-stained. Vaultie leans over the edge of his seat, grabbing his hand fully, twining their fingers together. He presses a kiss to his knuckles, uses it as leverage to pull himself closer and kisses the side of Charon’s cheek, and his grumbles vibrate against his lips. “Both of us. Attractive.”

“No.”

“Okay, fine— you’re just attractive, then.”

Charon dissolves into a grumbling fit under Adam’s kisses, a flurry of them pressed to his cheekbone, the destroyed shell of his ear. He doesn’t squirm so much as vibrate underneath the ministrations as Vaultie trails down the column of his neck, and he goes completely rigid when Vaultie’s teeth scrape against a quivering tendon.

“Charon...” He murmurs against his skin, “You want... you want to go outside?”

They leave the dredges of their drinks behind.

Hand in hand, Vaultie leads Charon out of the pool house. At night, the Slog is lit up around the perimeter with floodlights and turrets outside the walls. But inside, the only lights still on are the ones lining the edges of the pool, and the stars and satellites are still bright overhead.

It’s been a decade since he first escaped from the vault, but the Lone Wanderer still gets a little moony at the sight of the night sky, twinkling and shimmering just so. It looks especially pretty reflected in the gently shimmering pool, tarberries bobbing softly among constellations. He feels good tonight. He’s feeling buzzed on four very tall glasses of wine, and his limbs are heavy and floating all at once.

When they approach the pool, Charon lets go of his hand to wrap around his waist instead; Vaultie leans back against his chest, into the warmth of his arm around him. It’s chillier this far north, but in a good way, a reprieve from the oppressive heat of the late summer in the Capital Wasteland. It’s still warm here, but under the darkness of night, there’s a gentle breeze.

Charon presses his lips to the top of Adam’s head, where his scars are faded and smooth under the prickly buzz. It catches against the ragged skin of Charon’s face, and he chuckles at the sensation.

“I love you.” He murmurs, easy.

“I love you, too.”

Vaultie unfurls himself from the shelter of Charon’s arms, spins around to face him as he does so, their hands brushing, reluctant to let go. But Vaultie takes another step back, and then another, and he reaches with both arms for the edge of his shirt, taking it off in one smooth motion. There’s something satisfying in seeing Charon’s slight smile one moment, and like a magic trick, when the cloth disappears he’s looking a little dumbfounded.

His jeans are next, though they don’t come off as smoothly with his shoes still on.

“What?” Charon croaks.

“C’mon,” He looks at the pool, then back to Charon, smiles coyly. “Swim with me?”

A past him would have flinched at the wording. Too close to a command. Now, all Charon does is huff out a disbelieving laugh: “You’re drunk.”

“I’m— I’m tipsy.” Vaultie mumbles, giggles, bends down to toe off his shoes, crushing the heel of them in the process. He kicks them aside, away from the waters’ edge.

If the area wasn’t so well-lit— well, but it is, so his underwear stays on as he stumbles his way to the poolside. He dips a foot in, brushing away some of the tarberries to clear a patch of water. It’s strangely warm, just shy of bathwater lukewarm, and when he steps down onto the first step it comes up to his ankles. He takes another step down, water sloshing to his knees.

Behind him, there’s the clank of belts, plates of armor falling to the ground.

He takes another step in, the tangles of tarberries pushing away in his wake.

Charon splashes in behind him, no hesitation in testing the water or adjusting to the temperature; before Vaultie can even turn, arms are being wrapped around his waist, and Charon hauls him up off his feet. Vaultie squeals, scrabbling back to grab at Charon; water splashes up, soaking them both. He snickers and shushes him, presses his face against the back of Vaultie’s neck to muffle his own laughter.

Charon carries him deeper into the pool, spins them around in slow circles; when Vaultie wiggles a little more, he lets him go to float and twist around in the water.

Many people in the Capitol know how to swim now, though there’s still a wide gap between the old and the young. The water’s purified, and nothing truly dangerous swims in it anymore.

It’s a stark contrast to Boston; they still have mirelurks, having evolved to handle the slow neutralization in the decades it took for the radiation to sap out of the water. Nobody swims here much. He gets homesick over the silliest things. And to think he tried to pursue Maxson up through to the Commonwealth alone. It’s a relief that Charon chose to come with him.

Closing the distance between their bodies, Charon’s thick thigh settles warm between his legs.

“You’re handsome.” Vaultie whispers sing-song, pushes himself to his tip-toes and presses their foreheads together so the tip of his nose rests just in the dip of Charon’s nasal cavity. When he speaks, he knows it vibrates through Charon’s face. Not painful, but certainly a teasing bother, “Very handsome.”

Charon laughs, and Vaultie can feel it in his face, too, as their foreheads bump. Their lips briefly brush. “Alright.”

Splashing, he loops his arms around Charon’s shoulders. “You are.” He murmurs. They’re so close that when he speaks, their lips brush. “You’re—”

Charon closes what little gap there is between them; his lips are warm, and he tastes like beer, and they move together in familiar tandem. Vaultie surges forward, and Charon slows him down, and down, until he’s practically whimpering into his mouth.

When he pushes forward again, Charon meets his energy back; a surge of pleasure rockets through him, desperately ratcheting higher with Charon’s own plaintive want. He wants to— kiss him, and feel him, and his hands are scrabbling down Charon’s back, raking marks of red downward. He wants to touch, and be touched, and he arches his hips and grinds his hips against Charon, only slowed by the water, tarberry vines tangling at his heels.

Go, go, please, go he taps down Charon’s vertebrae. Charon groans into his mouth. He’s warm at all points of contact, from his chest to his hips, and he craves it submerged in the cool night.

Charon walks them through the water, wading deeper in. Vaultie can feel the light scratch of the leaves and vines parting before them. The press of the concrete edge of the pool on his lower back.

He bites back a squeal as Charon suddenly hauls him up and out of the water, sits him easily on the edge without even a tremor in his arms. The sudden temperature difference momentarily steals his breath.

Still in the pool, the water’s chest level on Charon; stars twinkling in all of the divots of his ghoulified skin, Vaultie has to lean forward and grab a handful of pec and squeeze.

Charon grumbles out a chuckle. He squeezes Vaultie’s kneecaps in response and knocks them apart to wedge himself inbetween. There’s something arresting about that— of Charon’s wide frame, slick and glistening under the moonlight in their own wine-dark sea, pushing his knees and legs apart, sliding his hands up his thighs as he goes.

You’re handsome, Vaultie thinks, but doesn’t say it, hopes he can read it in his face, in the way his fingers dance excitedly against his shoulders as Charon leans into his lap.

There’s no hiding Adam’s arousal, the reddened head of his cock peeking out from the slit of his briefs, already translucent from the water. Charon’s hand is warm on him, pulling him out of his shorts, making his hips jump; the breeze licks over his skin, wet on the edge of the pool with only his legs still in the water, and it mutates into a full spine-wracking shiver as Charon pumps him once, twice.

“Please...” Vaultie murmurs, leans back to fully take the sight of Charon in. He brushes red hair away from his face with damp fingers. His lovely hair, au natural, no wig needed. “Charon—“

Charon presses his lips to the head of his cock. Hums.

The groan catches in Vaultie’s throat. His leg twitches, tarberries splashing around his heels, brushing against Charon’s torso. It strikes him very suddenly; he can’t be loud. They’re outside, but still close enough to the pool house to be heard.

His big hands smear precum over his shaft, easing each stroke. Charon’s other hand pins his thigh flat down against the edge; goosebumps prickle all over his skin. He knows exactly how Vaultie likes it; teasing his head, tongue dipping into the slit to taste, the slow, loose circle of his hand driving his hips impatiently upward. Any inhibitions that had hold in Adam’s mind have long since washed away.

Vaultie shoves his knuckles against his purple-tinted lips and sags back against his forearms, concrete scraping rough on his elbows.

“Please,” he mumbles. Charon’s only response is to hum, gazing up at him with blue eyes clouded like a spring day. “I need— I want—“

You, he thinks, can’t say it as he catches his tongue between his teeth to keep from shouting as Charon swallows him down. Cheeks hollowing as he sucks, no nose to impede his descent until his lips hug the base and brush the dark thatch of hair there. Just him, only him—

The thought of someone else’s hands on him—

It’s his wine-slick mind wandering. He doesn’t fault Holly for asking. Charon is tall and broad in the shoulders and jaw, and he is handsome– not “for a ghoul”, just plain and simple handsome– though he knows he’s nearly a decade biased, nearly a decade enamored.

Maybe Vaultie’s selfish. He always has been. But he doesn’t want anyone else to touch Charon like this. This is theirs, this is just theirs.

Charon swallows, the flat of his tongue undulating with the movement across his cock— his mouth radiation warm and wet, and Vaultie’s toes curl. His mouth’s the only smooth part of his body— and Vaultie knows, not just from this, knows every time Charon’s sucked on his fingers that he’s all warm wet velvet behind his molars.

Adam’s not going to last long; his breathing is ragged behind his muffling hand, barely swallowing whimpers and whines.

“H-hey,” his voice hitches, desperate as Charon’s lips slide up and off with a wet noise, a sudden shock of cool air before his mouth envelopes him. Even stretched around his cock, he can make out the upturned twitch of a smug smile at the corners of his lips, “Char— ooh God, God, I’m—“

He careens over the edge, doubles-over Charon and scrabbles to find purchase in his shoulders, the thick cords of his neck, anywhere to hold onto so he doesn’t pitch into the dark abyss of the pool. But Charon’s got him, stroking him through the pleasure. Pulls him tight, and then unravels him.

He presses his face Charon’s skull, tries to catch his breath. It doesn’t take him much to push Vaultie onto his back, sleepy and a little teary-eyed from orgasm. It’s a good position to watch him haul himself out of the water, the muscles in his thick arms flexing, stomach trembling with the brief exertion. He looms over him, dripping down onto his pliant body.

Charon kisses him, tongue easing inside when Adam’s mouth pleadingly parts. It’s distracting, and difficult not to get swept up again; he’s cummed but still half-hard, could probably go again if they had the time.

Still, he presses a hand to Charon’s bare chest, and needs no pressure to make him pull back. “You…?” Adam’s fingers drifting down his torso.

Charon shivers under his touch, kisses him once, then twice. “I’m good,” he breaks the kiss to mumble. Vaultie nods, smiling lopsided up at him.

They gather their clothes strewn poolside with little urgency. They can sleep in tomorrow. There are towels in their packs. Vaultie somehow manages to step silently, slipping in and out of the pool house near nude without notice, leaving behind only a trail of puddles. They dry off; Vaultie runs his towel over the shallow dip of Charon’s lower back where water always gathers forgotten until he pulls on a t-shirt and it clings there.

When they’re dry and decent again, Charon grabs another beer from the kitchen. Adam twists his hair up in the towel and pours himself into Charon’s lap, close to the fire, Charon’s free arm wrapped around and holding him in place. Tracing warm circles against his thigh, Vaultie doesn’t know when he falls asleep; only that he wakes up in one of the cots in the sleeping quarters, lying between the wall and Charon’s back, the whisps of his red hair still smelling like tarberries.

#fallout #fo3 #fallout 3 #charon #charon fo3 #charon fallout #the lone wanderer #lone wanderer #dear hearts and gentle people #thanks again anon!!! This helped me finish up a really nice old piece ive had for a while #Charon/m!lw #charon/lone wanderer

[project1939]

(I Love Lucy's second season opener: the candy factory episode, top, Grandma Moses being interviewed by Betty Parry on the radio, bottom.)

Day 59- TV and Radio: 

TV: 

What’s My Line? season 3, “Miss America, Neva Jane Langley,” September 14th, 1952. 

I Love Lucy, season 2, episode 1, “Job Switching,” September 15th, 1952. 

Radio: 

The Jack Benny Program, “Phil Harris is Replaced by Bob Crosby,” September 14th, 1952. 

Betty Parry, “Grandma Moses Interview,” September 15th, 1952. 

This is Your FBI, episode 389, “His Brother’s Keeper,” September 12th, 1952. 

Today I Love Lucy started up again for its second season, and it was a welcome addition to my TV choices. It was an episode most people are familiar with or have at least seen pictures of. Lucy and Ethel decide to get jobs, and Ricky and Fred take care of the housework. While Ricky cooks 4 pounds of rice for dinner- because that seemed about right to him for four people!- Lucy and Ethel work at a chocolate factory. The famous conveyer-belt scene occurs. It still makes me laugh, even though I’ve seen it many times. Both Vivian Vance and Lucille Ball are masters of physical comedy- if you take your eyes off one, the other one makes you laugh just as hard. 

On What’s My Line? there was a can-can dancer and a woman who made fly swatters. One of the guests was a professional football player, and Arlene Francis guessed it on her free guess before the questioning even started! I’ve never seen that happen, and she was really apologetic. Apparently, this guy played for the Los Angeles Rams. The celebrity was Miss America, and Hal Block got pretty gross with her. He’s always coming on to any single female guest, especially the pretty ones. Usually he’s more pathetic than creepy, but in this episode he was creepy. When Miss America came to shake the hands of the panel, he leapt out of his seat and grabbed and kissed her quite forcefully. Not on the lips, thankfully- but I could barely watch.  

On the radio today there was a very interesting interview. Betty Parry had a kind of talk show at the time, and there is a surviving interview with Grandma Moses. At the time, Grandma Moses was 92 years old. I didn’t even know she was a real person, but she sounds amazing. She started painting professionally at 78, and her folk art is famous. She gave tips on living a long enjoyable life. I looked it up, and she ended up living to 101! She was born in 1860, which is just crazy to think about. I was hearing a recording of a woman speaking in the 1950s, who was born before the Civil War! 

...And now a word from today’s best sponsor: Lucky Strike Cigarettes! Be Happy! Go Lucky! L. S. M. F. T.! No, not Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, it’s- “Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco!” Only Lucky Strikes are made better to taste cleaner, fresher, and smoother! Every single cigarette ad ever says their brand is “smoother,” so you know it must be true! Luckies are tightly packed, so there are no hotspots and no annoying loose ends that get in your mouth and spoil the taste! And they are the only brand that makes this author want to smoke again! (I smoked Luckies years ago, because they were so old-timey and different. But I haven’t smoked in years, so I’m not about to start up again.) 

#project1952 #1952 #project1952 day 59

[mamavanheat]

Record Collection MasterPost

Below the read more is a list of my current record collection. I’ll update the posts as it grows. Most of my collection was found thrifting so the condition of some covers and records are not in great condition, however I still love them all. 💕 tumblr has been stupid and keeps deleting some of the albums under A but I’m trying to fix it lmao

A

A

Steve Allen “Steve Allen Plays Bossanova Jazz”

Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass “Whipped Cream & Other Delights”

Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass “Whipped Cream & Other Delights”

Paul Anka “Feelings”

Paul Anka “Gold”

Paul Anka “Young, Alive, and in Love”

Arctic Monkeys “AM”

Chet Atkins “Nashville Gold”

B

Bad Company “Desolation Angels”

Joan Baez “Blessed Are…”

Joan Baez “From Every Stage”

Joan Baez “Joan Baez in Concert”

Joan Baez “Joan Baez in Concert Part 2”

The Beatles “1”

The Beatles “ ‘65”

The Beatles “1967-1970”

The Beatles “Abbey Road”

blink-182 “Greatest Hits”

Pat Boone “Love Me Tender”

Pat Boone “Star Dust”

The Byrds “Mr Tambourine Man”

The Byrds “Turn! Turn! Turn!”

C

Carmen Cavallaro “Dancing in the Dark”

The Carpenters “A Song for You”

The Carpenters “Made in America”

Cher “Dark Lady”

Cher “Take Me Home”

Chicago “V”

Claudine “The Look of Love”

Joe Cocker “I Can Stand A Little Rain”

Nat King Cole “Love is a Many Splendored Thing”

Nat King Cole “The Very Thought Of You”

Sam Cooke “Portrait of a Legend 1951-1964”

Cream “Disraeli Gears”

Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young “4 Way Street”

D

John Denver “Back Home Again”

John Denver “Greatest Hits”

John Denver “I Want to Live”

John Denver “It’s About Time”

John Denver “Rhymes & Reasons”

John Denver “Rocky Mountain High”

Neil Diamond “Stones”

Donovan “Barabajagal”

Donovan “Donovan”

Donovan “Greatest Hits”

The Doobie Brothers “Best of the Doobies”

Jimmy Dorsey “The Fabulous Jimmy Dorsey Plays His Biggest Hits”

Tommy Dorsey “The Best of Tommy Dorsey”

E

Earth, Wind, & Fire “Electric Universe”

The Graeme Edge Band “Paradise Ballroom”

Elvis “Elvis’ Golden Records”

Elvis “Mahalo from Elvis”

F

Fire & Rain “Mercury”

Ella Fitzgerald “Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Harold Arlen Song Book Vol. 1”

Fleetwood Mac “Rumours”

Don Fogelberg “Souvenirs”

Foreigner “4”

Aretha Franklin “Aretha’s Gold”

G

Bobbie Gentry and Glenn Campbell “Bobbie Gentry and Glenn Campbell”

Leslie Gore “I’ll Cry If I Want To”

The Grass Roots “Leaving It All Behind”

Green Day “Greatest Hits: God’s Favorite Band”

Greta Van Fleet “Anthem of the Peaceful Army”

Greta Van Fleet “The Battle at Garden’s Gate”

Greta Van Fleet “Black Smoke Rising”

Greta Van Fleet “From the Fires”

H

Sam Harris “Sam Harris”

Sam Harris “Sam I Am”

George Harrison “Living in the Material World”

Justin Hayward & John Lodge “Blue Jays”

The Jimi Hendrix Experience “Electric Ladyland”

Buddy Holly and The Crickets “20 Golden Greats”

Engelbert Humperdinck “After the Lovin”

I

J

Etta James “At Last”

Jefferson Airplane “After Bathing at Baxters”

Jefferson Airplane “Crown of Creation”

Jefferson Airplaine “The Worst of Jefferson Airplane”

Jefferson Starship “Spitfire”

K

Carole King “Tapestry”

The Kinks “Sleepwalker”

Bonnie Koloc “Hold On To Me”

L

Don Lanphere Quintet “Into Somewhere”

Julian Lennon “Valotte”

Ramsey Lewis Trio “Hang On Ramsey!”

Gordon Lightfoot “Cold on the Shoulder”

Gordon Lightfoot “Summer Side of Life”

Gordon Lightfoot “The Best of Gordon Lightfoot”

Little Feat “The Last Record Album”

Little Fear “Time Loves A Hero”

Lene Lovich “Stateless”

Steve Lyon “There’s No Place Like Mars”

M

The Mamas & The Papas “The Mamas & The Papas Deliver”

The Mamas & The Papas “Presenting The Mamas & The Papas”

Barry Manilow “Here Comes The Night”

Melanie “Gather Me”

The Monkees “Headquarters”

The Monkees “The Monkees Deluxe Edition”

The Monkees “More of the Monkees”

The Moody Blues “This is the Moody Blues”

Maria Muldaur “Maria Muldaur”

Mystic Moods Orchestra “English Muffin”

Mystic Moods Orchestra “One Stormy Night”

N

Graham Nash “Wild Tales”

Juice Newton “Juice”

O

P

Peaches & Herb “2 HOT!”

Peaches & Herb “Greatest Hits”

Q

R

Bonnie Raitt “Green Light”

Smokey Robinson “A Quiet Storm”

The Rolling Stones “Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass”

Linda Ronstadt “Heart Like A Wheel”

Linda Ronstadt “Simple Dreams”

Tim Rose “Through Rose Colored Glasses”

S

Bud Shank & the folkswingers “Folk ‘N Flute”

Silk “Smooth As Raw Silk”

Simon and Garfunkel “Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, & Thyme”

Simon and Garfunkel “Simon and Garfunkel’s Greatest Hits”

Sonny & Cher “All I Ever Need Is You”

Sonny & Cher “In Case You’re In Love”

Rod Stewart “Never A Dull Moment”

Harry Styles “Harry’s House”

T

The Temptations “Greatest Hits”

The Temptations “House Party”

Tiffany “Hold An Old Friend’s Hand”

Jethro Tull “Songs from the Wood”

Conway Twitty “Conway Twitty’s Greatest Hits”

Bonnie Tyler “It’s A Heartache”

U

V

Various Artists “Country Love Vol. 1”

Various Artists “Let Yourself Go! Limited Edition Collector’s Album”

Various Artists “Time To Get It Together”

Various Artists “Vintage Music: Collectors Series Volume One”

The Vogues “Memories”

W

The White Stripes “The White Stripes Greatest Hits”

The Who “It’s Hard”

The Who “Magic Bus (The Who on Tour)”

X

Y

John Paul Young “Love Is In The Air”

Z

Film Soundtracks

Guardians of the Galaxy “Deluxe Vinyl Edition”

The Hollywood Knights

Oklahoma!

Saturday Night Fever

The Sound of Music

Stardust (1974)

#kat’s collections

[coffeeandacig]

Alan Alda Opens Up About Living with Parkinson's and His Torturous Battle with Polio as a Child In the new issue of AARP the Magazine.

In the new issue of AARP the Magazine, M*A*S*H star Alan Alda opens up about life, love, and what he's learned

At 84, Alan Alda is a survivor — and he's doing just fine during the current pandemic, riding out the storm at his home in Long Island, New York, with his wife of 63 years, Arlene, 87."I'm having a good time under the circumstances," he tells the June/July issue of AARP the Magazine, shared exclusively with PEOPLE. "I've found a lot of positive things. I'm very happy about some of the changes we've had to go through. For one thing, my wife Arlene is looking for ways to be creative during this time, so she's gone back to painting and drawing, and she plays the piano every day and she's experimenting with cooking." He adds: "I haven't eaten this well since the last epidemic."The actor and science buff, who was at a time best known for his years playing surgeon Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce on the hit show M*A*S*H, knows a thing or two about getting through tough times.As a 7-year-old, he was diagnosed with Polio, and underwent six months of therapy that involved having scalding blankets wrapped around his limbs every hour. "It was hard on me," he tells AARP. "It was harder, I think, on my parents, who couldn't afford a nurse and had to torture me themselves. It's always better to pay somebody to torture your kid."

Decades later, in 2015, he discovered he had Parkinson's disease. His reaction to the diagnosis? "I began to exercise a lot," he says.

"A lot of people hear they have Parkinson’s and get depressed and panicky and don’t do anything, just hoping it’ll go away. It’s not going to, but you can hold off the worst symptoms. Movement helps: walking, biking, treadmills. But also specific things: I move to music a lot." He tells the magazine, "It's not the end of the world when you get this diagnosis."So how does he retain his positive attitude, especially with all the uncertainty in the world?"You know, with the world changing so rapidly, there’s no point in being optimistic or pessimistic about anything. You’ve just got to surf uncertainty, because it’s all we get."Always curious about science (in 2009 the actor founded the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University on Long Island), he says he turns to educating himself on the mysteries of the world 25 years ago, and encourages others to be more curious as well, to learn real facts instead of believing everything they might see online. "It's clear our lives depend on it," he says of embracing science and sharing information outside of your inner circle.He adds, "One of the most basic things I’ve tried to do is give people a greater understanding of how science works — the importance of evidence, the importance of many trials, of rigorous studies, and the idea that we learn only a little bit at a time. No single study is the end-all answer for everything."

To maintain an active lifestyle and help hold back the progression of Parkinson’s, the star said that he regularly exercises. “I work out. You can hold back the progress if you do a lot of specific exercises. So I do a lot of crazy things,” he said.

Among the physical activities that Alda enjoys is boxing, juggling, tennis, swimming, marching and bicycle riding.A unique one that he regularly does? “I march to [John Philip] Sousa music,” he said with a smile. “A lot of Sousa music going on all the time in my house.”

#alan alda #interview #AARP #AARP Magazine #2020

[weirdletter]

The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories, Volume Four, edited by James D. Jenkins and Ryan Cagle, Valancourt Books, 2020. Cover art by M.S. Corley, info: valancourtbooks.com.

Since 2005, Valancourt Books has unearthed and republished almost 500 lost and neglected works from the 1760s through the 2000s, and now for this long-awaited fourth volume of the acclaimed Valancourt Book of Horror Stories series, the editors of Valancourt Books are proud to present 15 more great horror tales — all by Valancourt authors — from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. This volume features five brand new stories that have never appeared elsewhere, two rare foreign stories translated to English for the first time, and eight more scarce and seldom-seen tales. The stories in this volume will take you inside the vivid dreams of a woman who can kill in her sleep; to the set of a reality show where contestants may be transformed into specimens of beauty—or into freak show monsters; to a hotel where guests are besieged by a powerful hurricane—and by something even more terrible and deadly. You will read of the bizarre and macabre adventures of a man seeking a skeleton in 1960s London as a gift for his medical student cousin—and his quest's shocking outcome. You will learn how a simple grammar mistake can lead to a terrible and untimely end for a traveler in Venice. These are strange, sinister, and scary stories, by turns suspenseful, horrific, and darkly humorous.  Featuring a lineup of rarely reprinted classic tales together with new stories destined to become future classics, this collection is a horror anthology like no other.

Contents: The Family at Fenhouse (1860) by Eliza Lynn Linton The Gentleman from America (1924) by Michael Arlen The Coffin Procession (1925; trans. 2020) by Felix Timmermans Time-Fuse (1931) by John Metcalfe The Fury (1936) by Robert M. Coates Rain and Gaslight (1945; trans. 2020) by Hubert Lampo Remember Your Grammar (1974) by Simon Raven A Scent of Mimosa (1975) by Francis King The Other Room (1982) by Lisa Tuttle 'Happy Birthday, Dear Alex' (1965) by John Keir Cross Vivid Dreams (2020) by Elizabeth Engstrom Let's Make a Face (2020) by John Peyton Cooke Conversations with the Departed (2020) by Steve Rasnic Tem Rain (2020) by Garrett Boatman The Poet Lewis Bowden Has Died (2020) by Stephen Gregory

#book #anthology #weird fiction #horror fiction #dark fiction #supernatural fiction

[deyzalee]

Dear God,

Thankful and blessed today. I woke up late because its my day off, and I m in the house of Haifa in Sharjah. Haifa cooked for our brunch and I ate too much. I also met John and Kuya Dilo which is our previous housemates when I lived there. We had chit chats again with Haifa. I scrolled on my social media accounts, chatted my family and friends. We prepared ourselves because we are going to have a dinner at Lamesa for I want to eat Isaw which is buffet. I treated Haifa and we departed again because I am going back to Al ain. I ride a carlift and I was a little bit afraid for I am only the passenger and the driver is on different race. In God’s grace I arrived home safely. I also bought Leche flan, which is my favorite and I am so happy for it. Right now I am preparing to sleep. I did my self care routines. Arlene gave me a dress and I m so thankful for it. I read few pages of the Bible. Have mercy on us Oh God. Guide us always to the right path. Remove sickness, danger and negative things in our life. Answer our prayers in your perfect time. Thank you and I love you God.

[bdscuatui]

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Sexton, 236 North Pleasant St., $ 475.000.Barbara Gravin Wilbur và Alfred Wilbur đến Daniel Cook, 41 Pine Grove, $ 230.000.BelchertownJ.N. Duquette & Son Construction Inc., đến Rheal Duquette và Suzanne Duquette, Magnolia Lane, 405.000 USD.Nicholas E. Bernard đến Douglas Sourdiffe và Brittany Lamotte, 11 đường Blacksmith, $ 224,900.Maurice J. Lalumiere và Kimberly A. Lalumiere cho Daniel Veratti và Breanna Wardwell, 248 Stebbins St., $ 278.000.Nicholas J. Moynihan và Megan L. Moynihan đến Megan L. Moynihan, 51 Barton Ave., 100 đô la.BlandfordHiệp hội thế chấp quốc gia liên bang và Fannie Mae đến Donald Arel và Patricia Arel, 125 Chester Road, $ 162.000.Richard J. Dame đến Christopher C. Gibbs, 19 đường núi Cobble, $ 162.500.Stephanie A. Fontaine đến William B. Hull LLC, Đường 54 Gibbs, $ 900.000.CharlemontCatherine H. Newell Estate, Susan M. Annear, đại diện cá nhân, đến Paul D. Klemer, 245 Main St., 50.000 đô la.ChesterfieldErin M. McEnaney và Nicolas A. Frischer đến David W. Stratton, Leah R. Stratton và Sylvie Jensen, Đường chính 409, $ 418.000.Chicopee4 Perkins LLC, đến Công ty sản xuất Dwight Mill # 12 & 13 LLC, 165 Front St., Bài 12, $ 100.73 Chapin LLC, đến Anthony J. Wheeler và Lauren L. Wheeler, 73 Chapin St., $ 227.000.Brian P. Patrick, Carrie A Patrick và Carrie A. Manya đến Timothy L. Allen, 18 Cadieux Ave., $ 189.000.Byron M. Garcia đến Melissa S. Sanchez, 110 Southwick St., 175.000 USD.Gladysh Capital LLC, đến Nolava LLC, 7 Charbonneau Terrace, $ 1,355,000.Công ty sản xuất Dwight Mill # 12 & 13 LLC, tới 4 Perkins LLC, 165 Front St., $ 100.Joseph H. Lang, Trung Định và Tai Do đến Joseph H. Land, 14 Sullivan St., 25.000 USD.Naz Naji và Samina Naz mông cho James St. Hilaire và Nicole Marie St. Hilaire, 8 Caddyshack Drive, $ 315.000.Norman G. Barree đến Theodore L. Chagnon, 190 Stebbins St., $ 152,700.Russell G. Centerbar và Lynne E. Centerbar đến DW Com Prop LLC, 1492 Drive Drive, $ 390.000.Ngân hàng U S, ủy thác và Ủy thác tham gia chính LSF9, ủy thác của Melissa Torres, 59 Wayfield Ave., $ 186,900.ColrainJo-Anne H. Sherburne và Phillips B. Sherburne đến Jessica L. Marden, Greenfield Road / Prolovich Road, 125.000 đô la.DeerfieldDonald J. Thorpe Estate, Darlene A. Thorpe, đại diện cá nhân, đến Amy Herfurth, 4 Porter St., 213.450 đô la.Donna Louise Blackney cho Robert D. Hallett và Debra A. LaBerge, 31 Thayer St., 270.000 đô la.Đông LongmeadowAmberly K. Matt đến Daniel Castro, 122 Triển vọng St., $ 252,900.Margaret A. Spinks đến Dominic Kirchner II, người được ủy thác và Kaydoke Realty Trust, người được ủy thác, 69 Lombard Ave., 74.000 đô la.Moltenbrey Builders LLC, đến Todd G. McCauley, 145 Porter Road, $ 390.000.Pandiarajan Gnanaprakasam và Anita Suriarajan cho Mario J. Tascon và Christina M. Gallagher, 202 Canterbury Circle, 392.500 đô la.TAScon Homes LLC, đến Jeffrey T. Hansen, 33 Lynwood Road, $ 163.000.Willam A. Townsend và Frances R. Townsend đến Cap Holdings LLC, 200 North Main St., Đơn vị 11, $ 130.000.William O. Kerr và Ebony Johnson đến John E. Chase, 6 Vòng hoa Ave., $ 225.000.Đông thànhMichael F. Huard đến Amy Kathryn Teffer và Mark Alexander Teffer, 57 Parsons St., $ 278.000.Eagle Home Users LLC, đến Rod Motamedi và Tonya Blundon, 14 Winter St., $ 285.000.Jessey Ina-Lee đến Donna M. Calacone, 25 Lazy D Drive, 385.000 đô la.Scott E. Wark và Carmen M. Wark cho Christopher Charles Barcomb và Kaitlin Estelle Barcomb, 42 Peloquin Drive, $ 224,900.XóaDonna L. Roy và Robert S. Roy đến Inge Breor và Richard T. Breor, 29 Forest St., $ 280.000.GranbyRobert T. Brisebois và Dawna Brisebois cho Martin Cepeda Jr., và Bethany Cepeda, 35 Lyn Drive, 240.000 đô la.Cánh đồng xanhAudredy McKemmie, bởi luật sư, hay còn gọi là Audrey McKemmie, bởi luật sư, David McKemmie, luật sư, cho Carl W. Johnson và Harriet Wilby, 5 Emily Lane, Đơn vị 5, $ 194.500.Denise Elwell và James Elwell đến Donna L. Roy, Sân thượng Princeton, Đơn vị 29, $ 100.000.Hayden T. Kanash và Emily R. Rowell đến Lorian A. Tonna Lamuniee, 11 Pickett Lane, 207.500 đô la.Meadows Café & Golf Centre Inc., đến Sheila Orecchio, 398 Deerfield St./Deerfield Street, 280.000 đô la.HatfieldJohn E. Ebbets đến Logan M. Ebbets, 140 Elm St., $ 265.000.Hà LanKeeley Hamblin, đại diện, và Jeanette Driscoll, bất động sản, cho Gregory T. Prentiss Sr., và Susan L. Prentiss, 55 Leno Road, 79.900 đô la.HolyokeAlbert E. Paone và Brenda A. Paone đến Blue Chip Building LLC, 101 Elm St., $ 1,080,000.Barry J. Lawlor, đại diện, và Brian J. Lawlor, bất động sản, cho Samuel Clement Gaskin và Elizabeth Ann Cashman, 44 Bay State Road, $ 185.000.Constance H. Reynold và Constance H. Lynch đến Raymond J. Lynch IV, 61 Harvard St., $ 100.Frances Irizarry đến Durand Đầu tư Bất động sản LLC, 97 Elm St., $ 80.000.Jenifer Gelineau và William I. Gussin cho Elizabeth Whynott, 256 Pine St., 112.900 đô la.Josue Andujar và Clarissa Fargas đến Durand Real Investments LLC, 95 Elm St., $ 67.500.Kendall J. Walsh đến Karen M. Nealon, Keith N. Walsh và Kendall J. Walsh, bất động sản, 71 Calumet Road, 100 đô la.Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., ủy thác, và Popular abs Inc. Series 2007-A, ủy thác của Zebunnis Haq và Nisar Ahmad Miakhail, 615 Hampden St., $ 65.000.HuntingtonKatie L. Boisseau, Philip W. Boisseau và Katie L. Boulanger cho Robert T. Brisebois và Dawna Brisebois, 25 đường Montgomery, 240.000 đô la.LongmeadowLiên minh các giáo đoàn chính thống đến Mohammad J. Bhuyan, 1197 Converse St., $ 235.000.James Grimaldi và Laurie J. Grimaldi cho Christopher Askins và Amber Nicole Berberich, 75 Maple Road, 307.000 đô la.Marcus Cary Imes và Priscilla Anne Kirt đến Marleigh Erin Felsenstein và Cody Richard St Eo, 379 Maple Road, $ 217.000.Ranadhir R. Beereddy và Nitisha Mekala cho Charles Goldblatt và Phyllis Goldblatt, 76 Deepwoods Drive, 405.000 đô la.LudlowDario M. Mercadante đến Mine Sema Kavlak và Dario M. Mercadante, 517 Làn đường lý tưởng, Đơn vị 205, $ 100.Fernando F. Nogueira, bất động sản, Fernando Nogueira, bất động sản, và Diane Moran, đại diện, cho Manuel Vital, Lower Brook Drive, 55.000 đô la.Gary M. Weiner, người được ủy thác, Jennifer A. Germain và Jennifer Germain đến Kenneth A. Butts, 38 Lyon St., 20.000 đô la.Trường hợp Howard William và Trường hợp Paul Edward cho Trường hợp Joanne Ruth, 62 Chapin Greene Drive, $ 82.000.NSP Cư dân LLC, đến Shawn N. Thompson và Kristina M. Thompson, 15 Victor St., $ 148,906.Shawn N. Thompson và Kristina M. Thompson đến NSP Cư dân LLC, 15 Victor St., $ 115.000.Nationstar HECM Acquisition Trust 2018-3, ủy thác và Hội Tiết kiệm Wilmington, ủy thác, đến Beth Ann Lemek, 183 Thuộc địa, $ 245.000.Trường trungElaine D. Gorham và Elaine D. McNealy cho Michael F. Huard, 45 Chester Road $ 232.500.Roger E. Pagerey, Catherine P. P. Gray, Roger E. Pagery và Catharine P. P. Gray đến John P. Waldheim và Rebecca A. Cachat, 139 Arthur Pease Road, 360.000 USD.MontagueMary E. Johnson và Shawn Johnson tới Crystalyn April Russell, 100 giây St., 250.000 đô la.Giáo dụcWright Builders Inc., đến Jamie Elkin và Virginia Elkin, 11 Ford Crossing, $ 693,472.Bệnh viện Hill Development LLC và Cơ quan tài chính phát triển Massachusetts cho Wright Builders Inc., 23 Ford Crossing, 80.000 đô la.Margaret Agatha Eakin, bất động sản, và Theresa Meckel, đại diện cá nhân, đến Pil-Won On, 705 Fairway Village, $ 212.000.Kinda Oberwager và Silas Peno cho Andrew J. Fleming, 34 Cahillane Terrace, 242.500 đô la.Patrick J. Joyce và Terry A. Joyce cho Julia Brown và Howard A. Eiland, 55 Winterberry Lane, $ 545.000.Patrick J. Melnik, người được ủy thác, Beaver Brook Nominee Trust và Patrick J. Melnik Sr., người được ủy thác, đến Nu-Way Homes Inc., 48 Chestnut Avenue Extension, 36.250 đô la.Nu-Way Homes Inc., đến Shawn Willey và Sandra Willey, 48 Hạt dẻ mở rộng, $ 490.000.Emerson Way LLC, đến Suzanne Allen và Arlene Duelfer, 193 Emerson Way, 132.500 đô la.Simon T. Pollock, Simon T. Pollock, đại diện cá nhân, và Barbara P. Tytell, bất động sản, đến Deirdre Sabina Knight, 99 Massasoit St., $ 490.000.Sturbridge Development LLC, đến Lana Gallagher, 19 Higgins Way, $ 599,750.Ethan Vandermark, Ashley Niles Vandmark và Ashley Niles đến Timothy Pitkin và Shaun S. McLean, 11 School St., 525.000 USD.Tadeusz J. Grygorcewicz, Sophie Grygorcewicz, Mary Laband và Zofia Grygorcewicz đến Ana Arregui và Maria Biezma Garrido, 17 Highland Ave., $ 299.900.Linda L. Adams và Linda A. Langlais đến Deryk X. Langlais, người được ủy thác và gia đình Langlais Không thể thu nhập chỉ có thể thu nhập, 72 Lake St., 225.000 đô la.trái camBrock P. Allen đến Newlife LLC, 31 Ball St., $ 110.000.Patricia Mendiola cho Chủ quyền Tập đoàn Von Buren Realty, Inc., 35 & 37 High St., 15.000 USD.PalmerEdward J. Smith đến Syed Hashmi, 15 Barlow St., 100.000 đô la.Karen King, đại diện, và Gordon H. Christiansen, bất động sản, đến Nicholas North, Mason St., $ 29.000.Ngân hàng U S, ủy thác và Tập đoàn chứng khoán tài sản có cấu trúc 2007-TCI, ủy thác của Alex Peterson, 3065 High St., $ 65,010.Bồ nôngElizabeth A. Blumgarten và Elizabeth A. Blumgarten Tin tưởng có thể hủy bỏ đối với Alison Annes và Todd Annes, 12 Harkness Road, $ 380.000.RussellCarla E. Gesek đến Travis Walker và Amy Walker, 170 South Quarter Road, $ 116.000.Scott S. Vanden-Bulcke đến Timothy Brewster, 678 đường General Knox, 242.000 đô la.ShelburneRichard L. Caldwell Ủy thác có thể hủy ngang, Richard Lloyd Caldwell động sản, hay còn gọi là Richard Richard Caldwell động sản, tạm biệt là Richard Richard Caldwell, Faith C. Caldwell, đại diện cá nhân và ủy thác, đến Hilltown Lodge LLC, 904 Mohawk Trail, $ 310.000.Nam HadleySDJ Realty LLC, đến Kevin Haczynski, 26 Lamb St., $ 155.000.Kevin Haczynski đến Michael Kuhn, 26 Lamb St., $ 182.500.Douglas N. Vanderpoel và Deborah A. Vanderpoel đến Douglas N. Vanderpoel, Phố Morgan, 100 đô la.Kathleen M. Cole và Paul D. Boudreau, luật sư thực tế, đến Lucy M. Conley và Christopher H. Conley, 1 Burnett Ave., $ 275,000.SouthamptonConstance C. Baron, Kathleen A. Archambeault, ủy thác, Bonnie M. Ledoux, ủy thác, Tuyên bố ủy thác của Armond J. Baron và Armond J. Baron Không thể tin tưởng đối với Joseph A. Baron và Janet E. Baron, 9 Pomeroy Meadow Road, 165.000 USD .Richard P. Gwinner, Edward H. Gwinner Jr., Ronald D. Gwinner, Karen Bowman, Paul Wagner, Lucille F. Metcalf, Lucille G. Metcalf, Susan L. Teffar, Phòng trưng bày Nancy, Robert L. Goyer, Barbara M. Laflam , đại diện cá nhân, và Robert E. Baker, bất động sản, đến Barbara M. Laflam, Cook Road và County Road, 148.313 đô la.NamwickLillian J. knowlton cho Robert Lee Evans Jr., và Heike Schmalstieg, 53 Rosewood Lane, Đơn vị E-4, 139.599 đô la.SpringfieldAlonzo Williams đến Delroy Gayle, 16 Pickett Place, 50.000 đô la.Angel L. Cartagena và Louis G. Lopilato-Cartagena đến Fallah Razzak, 1021 Carew St., 105.500 đô la.Burke St. LLC và Burke Street LLC, đến Round Two LLC, 28 Burke St., 105.000 đô la.Cig4 LLC, đến Roberto Rodriguez Pellot, 127 Massachusetts Ave., 155.000 đô la.Constance A. White to Hector Concepcion, 1333 Trang Boulevard, $ 137.500.Daniel Beauregard đến Payton Rawls, 62 Kensington Ave., $ 210.000.David E. Smith, người đại diện, và Kathleen M. Smith, bất động sản, đến Pamela J. O HãyNeil, 131 Hartford Terrace, 218.000 đô la.Công ty Đầu tư Đại lộ Đông, đến 162 Đông LLC, 162 Đông Ave., $ 425.000.Erica N. Alvarez đến Jevaughn McMillan, 16-18 Hampden St., 180.000 USD.Homestead Connections LLC, đến Miguel A. Mejia Polanco, 44 ​​Melville St., $ 185,000.Janet E. Matusewicz đến Zakaria Saleh, 108 Silas St., 90.000 USD.Janet S. Crum, James E. Crum và Matthew L. Crum cho Gregory Charles Parrott, 27 Vail St., 135.000 đô la.Jeffrey L. Brown, Jeffery L. Brown và Christa Brown đến Christa Brown, 261 Greenaway Drive, 100 đô la.Josefina Forestier và Javier Vasquez đến Carlos M. Pena và Maria C. Pena, 218-220 Orange St., $ 171.500.Joseph S. Bruno đến Arelys Romero và Juan Romero III, 24 Warrenton St., 180.000 USD.Lachenauer LLC, đến Kevin D. Tran và Viet Trung T. Dang, 16 Nelson Ave., $ 140.300.Leon Woods đến Caleb M Mattsson-Boze và Colleen D. Mattsson-Boze, 21 Wellesley St., $ 189.900.Manuel C. Salgado và Maria H. Salgado đến Sun Flynn và Thomas Flynn, 51 Kosciusko St., $ 159.900.Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., ủy thác và HSI Asset Securization Corp Trust 2006-WMC1, ủy thác của Juan Santana, 84 Goodrich St., 84.900 đô la.Cho thuê Onota LLC, đến Elias Severino, 110 Gilman St., $ 185.000.Liên đoàn cho vay mua nhà liên bang Corp, đến Ahmed Al Jashaam, 33 Berkeley St., $ 85.000.Patriot Living LLC, đến Whitney L. Serrano, 12 Santa Barbara St., 164.800 đô la.Ravin S. Acharya và Dika Devi Karki đến Luis Figueroa-Ortega, 236 West Allen Ridge Road, $ 173.000.SA Capital Group LLC, đến Bretta Construction LLC, Seymour Avenue, 25.000 đô la.Stella L. Blakeborough đến Cig4 LLC, 782 Sumner Ave., $ 87.000.Tina M. Cordi đến Ibrahim Abdi và Rumbila Abdullahi, 15 Hazen St., 199.900 USD.Tony M. Taylor, đại diện, Charles Lester Taylor, bất động sản, và Charles L. Taylor, bất động sản, đến Alycar Investments LLC, 97-99 Norfolk St., $ 119.000.Ngân hàng U S, ủy thác và BCAT 2016-18TT, ủy thác của Emmanuel Tete-Donkor, 115 Rosewell St., $ 171.000.Virginai Ellis Golemba đến Harsh Ashokkumar Patel, 892-898 Main St., 350.000 USD.Ngân hàng Wells Fargo, ủy thác và Dòng tín dụng cho vay thế chấp Carrington 2006-NC3, ủy thác của Miles Alden Business Agency LLC, 240 Center St., 65.000 đô la.Ngân hàng Wells Fargo đến William Thomas Raleigh, 166 Garland St., $ 117,11.William R. Herman đến Jeffrey P. Bouyea, 89 Harrow Road, $ 215.000.Wolfpack Realty Corp, đến James McCarthy, 11 Penrose St., $ 159.900.Chủ nhậtPaul Stavropulos, Grace Stavropulos và Honeylyne Grace Teruel đến Chiu Sik Wu và Weiai Xu, 145 Plumtree Road, $ 590.000.Goodyear Family Revocable Trust, Joan E. Goodyear, ủy thác, đến Martha E. Lorantos và Thomas W. Partington, 22 North Silver Lane, 478.000 đô la.TollandỦy ban Tiêu đề Pháp lý ROF III Hoa Kỳ 2015-1, ủy thác và Ngân hàng Hoa Kỳ, ủy thác, đến Castle 2020 LLC, 272 Meadow Drive, $ 35,400.đồRuby Realty LLC, đến Joseph O. Critelli và Amanda L. Pare, 95 Babcock Tavern Road, $ 299.000.Công ty TNHH PJC Realty MA Inc., đến Walgreen Eastern Co Inc., 139 West St., $ 1,300,000.Walgreen Eastern Co Inc., và Walgreen Co., cho Ware Equity Partners LLC, 139 West St., $ 680,000.Hẻm núiErica Cooke và Kevin M. Cooke đến Jacob Cooke, 60 đường Athol, $ 188.000.Tây SpringfieldBrian S. Brady và Christina M. Brady đến Nathan E. Staples, 51 Lantern Lane, 336.000 đô la.Donald J. Donahue cho Anthony J. Iennaco và Trisha Fisher, 99 Forris St., $ 254.900.Fallah Razzak và Shakira Lubega đến Joseph T. Martin và Sara L. Edwards, 340 Amostown Road, 220.000 USD.Geraldine Theresa Racicot đến Vòng Hai LLC, 193 Bosworth St., $ 145.000.Paul K. Blankenburg, đại diện, và Amy Blankenburg, bất động sản, đến Manchester Enterprises LLC, 156 Upper Beverly Hills, 80.000 đô la.Vincent T. Bovino và Robin M. Bovino cho Matthew J. Plasse và James Matthew Plasse, 106 Greystone Ave., 240.900 đô la.WestfieldBethany E. Hết sức với Julie Cuttell, 5 Maplewood Ave., $ 176.000.Carlos Bolivar Bermejo Tenesaca và Luz Mila Neira Tenesaca cho Andrea Strom và William Metzger, Vòng tròn 52 Marla, 452.400 USD.Hiệp hội thế chấp quốc gia liên bang và Fannie Mae đến Thomas Kowalski, 1779 Granville Road, $ 203,023.David S. Weaver và Wendy J. Weaver cho William E. Leavy và Libby A. Leavy, 3 Locust St., $ 224.500.Evelyn Tirado đến Jennifer L. Bennett, 243 Southwick Road, 232.500 đô la.F H B Realty LLP, Heather Cassell và Edward Cassell IV cho Brian Robert Rucki, 1430 Russell Road Đơn vị 7, $ 117.500.Frances A. Slasienski đến Robert R. Morin, 55 Woodside sân thượng $ 262.500.Joanne Tirrell, đại diện, và David R. Strong, bất động sản, cho Cheryl Giusti và Brian Giusti, 38 Dickens Drive, 205.000 đô la.Laurence N. Brady, Mary Lee Brady và Mary L. Brady đến Kathleen R. Brady, 39 Old Feed Hills Road, 200.000 USD.Liên đoàn cho vay mua nhà liên bang Corp, đến Bohdan Balandyuk, 95 Đại lộ Beveridge, $ 140.000.Sinh La và Max La đến Richard E. Clark Jr., và Gina L. Clark, 16 Clinton Ave., 150.000 đô la.Wilbraham2301 Boston Road LLC, đến Leonard S. Remaly và Michelene C. Remaly, 20 Lodge Lane, $ 411,056.Daniel J. Kelley và Daniel J. Kelly đến Michelle T. Gallien, 931 Main St., $ 230.000.Mary A. Michaud, đại diện, Stanley John Trzeciak, bất động sản, và Stanley J. Trzeciak, bất động sản, đến Franklin D. Quigley Jr., và Mary Jo Troy Quigley, 12 High Pine Circle, $ 292.500.Mathew N. Chaplin và Daylin A. Chaplin đến Jack McIntyre và Jordan Walczak, 870 Stony Hill Road, $ 275,000.Susan T. McDiarmid cho Craig M. Healy và Tracey Ann Healy, 10 Winterberry Drive, 480.000 đô la.[ad_2] Nguồn

[butterflyinthewell]

We remember.

16 years ago, my church held an impromptu service in the wake of 9/11. There was only a preliminary list of the people killed. Everybody drew little sheets of paper with a name on it from a basket, and during the prayer we each read the name we held aloud at the same time. The name I got was Stephen Dimino. I make a point to say his name out loud several times a day every 9/11.

I put a list of their names under the cut. You will be scrolling for a long time. I encourage everyone to pick out a name, write it down and say it in whatever form you communicate best be it AAC, sign language, or even keeping a photo of that person with their name if you can find a photo of them.

Some say a person’s memory stays alive as long as their name is still read or spoken. I can’t bring back the people who died that awful day, but I can use this platform to put their names out there so their memory stays alive.

List of World Trade Center Victims (not including plane crews or passengers)

Gordon M. Aamoth, Jr. Edelmiro Abad Maria Rose Abad Andrew Anthony Abate Vincent Abate Laurence Christopher Abel William F. Abrahamson Richard Anthony Aceto Jesus Acevedo Rescand Heinrich Bernhard Ackermann Paul Acquaviva Donald LaRoy Adams Patrick Adams Shannon Lewis Adams Stephen George Adams Ignatius Udo Adanga Christy A. Addamo Terence E. Adderley, Jr. Sophia Buruwad Addo Lee Allan Adler Daniel Thomas Afflitto Emmanuel Akwasi Afuakwah Alok Agarwal Mukul Kumar Agarwala Joseph Agnello David Scott Agnes Brian G. Ahearn Jeremiah Joseph Ahern Joanne Marie Ahladiotis Shabbir Ahmed Terrance Andre Aiken Godwin Ajala Gertrude M. Alagero Andrew Alameno Margaret Ann Alario Gary M. Albero Jon Leslie Albert Peter Alderman Jacquelyn Delaine Aldridge David D. Alger Sarah Ali-Escarcega Ernest Alikakos Edward L. Allegretto Eric Allen Joseph Ryan Allen Richard Dennis Allen Richard Lanard Allen Christopher E. Allingham Janet M. Alonso Arturo Alva-Moreno Anthony Alvarado Antonio Javier Alvarez Victoria Alvarez-Brito Telmo E. Alvear Cesar Amoranto Alviar Tariq Amanullah Angelo Amaranto James M. Amato Joseph Amatuccio Christopher Charles Amoroso Kazuhiro Anai Calixto Anaya, Jr. Joseph Anchundia Kermit Charles Anderson Yvette Constance Anderson John Andreacchio Michael Rourke Andrews Jean Ann Andrucki Siew-Nya Ang Joseph Angelini, Jr. Joseph Angelini, Sr. Laura Angilletta Doreen J. Angrisani Lorraine Antigua Peter Paul Apollo Faustino Apostol, Jr. Frank Thomas Aquilino Patrick Michael Aranyos David Arce Michael George Arczynski Louis Arena Adam P. Arias Michael Armstrong Jack Charles Aron Joshua Aron Richard Avery Aronow Japhet Jesse Aryee Patrick Asante Carl Asaro Michael Asciak Michael Edward Asher Janice Marie Ashley Thomas J. Ashton Manuel O. Asitimbay Gregg Arthur Atlas Gerald T. Atwood James Audiffred Louis Frank Aversano, Jr. Ezra Aviles Sandy Ayala Arlene T. Babakitis Eustace P. Bacchus John J. Badagliacca Jane Ellen Baeszler Robert J. Baierwalter Andrew J. Bailey Brett T. Bailey Tatyana Bakalinskaya Michael S. Baksh Sharon M. Balkcom Michael Andrew Bane Katherine Bantis Gerard Baptiste Walter Baran Gerard A. Barbara Paul Vincent Barbaro James William Barbella Ivan Kyrillos F. Barbosa Victor Daniel Barbosa Colleen Ann Barkow David Michael Barkway Matthew Barnes Sheila Patricia Barnes Evan J. Baron Renee Barrett-Arjune Nathaly Barrios La Cruz Arthur Thaddeus Barry Diane G. Barry Maurice Vincent Barry Scott D. Bart Carlton W. Bartels Guy Barzvi Inna B. Basina Alysia Basmajian Kenneth William Basnicki Steven Bates Paul James Battaglia Walter David Bauer, Jr. Marlyn Capito Bautista Jasper Baxter Michele Beale Paul Frederick Beatini Jane S. Beatty Lawrence Ira Beck Manette Marie Beckles Carl John Bedigian Michael Earnest Beekman Maria A. Behr Yelena Belilovsky Nina Patrice Bell Debbie Bellows Stephen Elliot Belson Paul M. Benedetti Denise Lenore Benedetto Maria Bengochea Bryan Craig Bennett Eric L. Bennett Oliver Duncan Bennett Margaret L. Benson Dominick J. Berardi James Patrick Berger Steven Howard Berger John P. Bergin Alvin Bergsohn Daniel Bergstein Michael J. Berkeley Donna M. Bernaerts David W. Bernard William Bernstein David M. Berray David S. Berry Joseph J. Berry William Reed Bethke Timothy Betterly Edward Frank Beyea Paul Beyer Anil Tahilram Bharvaney Bella J. Bhukhan Shimmy D. Biegeleisen Peter Alexander Bielfeld William G. Biggart Brian Bilcher Carl Vincent Bini Gary Eugene Bird Joshua David Birnbaum George John Bishop Jeffrey Donald Bittner Albert Balewa Blackman, Jr. Christopher Joseph Blackwell Susan Leigh Blair Harry Blanding, Jr. Janice Lee Blaney Craig Michael Blass Rita Blau Richard Middleton Blood, Jr. Michael Andrew Boccardi John P. Bocchi Michael Leopoldo Bocchino Susan M. Bochino Bruce D. Boehm Mary Catherine Boffa Nicholas Andrew Bogdan Darren Christopher Bohan Lawrence Francis Boisseau Vincent M. Boland, Jr. Alan Bondarenko Andre Bonheur, Jr. Colin Arthur Bonnett Frank Bonomo Yvonne Lucia Bonomo Genieve Bonsignore, 3 Seaon Booker Sherry Ann Bordeaux Krystine Bordenabe Martin Boryczewski Richard Edward Bosco John H. Boulton Francisco Eligio Bourdier Thomas Harold Bowden, Jr. Kimberly S. Bowers Veronique Nicole Bowers Larry Bowman Shawn Edward Bowman, Jr. Kevin L. Bowser Gary R. Box Gennady Boyarsky Pamela Boyce Michael Boyle Alfred Braca Kevin Bracken David Brian Brady Alexander Braginsky Nicholas W. Brandemarti Michelle Renee Bratton Patrice Braut Lydia E. Bravo Ronald Michael Breitweiser Edward A. Brennan III Francis Henry Brennan Michael E. Brennan Peter Brennan Thomas M. Brennan Daniel J. Brethel Gary Lee Bright Jonathan Briley Mark A. Brisman Paul Gary Bristow Mark Francis Broderick Herman Charles Broghammer Keith A. 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White Edward James White III James Patrick White John Sylvester White Kenneth Wilburn White, Jr. Leonard Anthony White Malissa Y. White Wayne White Leanne Marie Whiteside Mark P. Whitford Michael T. Wholey Mary Catherine Wieman Jeffrey David Wiener Wilham J. Wik Alison Marie Wildman Glenn E. Wilkenson John C. Willett Brian Patrick Williams Crossley Richard Williams, Jr. David J. Williams Deborah Lynn Williams Kevin Michael Williams Louie Anthony Williams Louis Calvin Williams III John P. Williamson Donna Ann Wilson William Wilson David Harold Winton Glenn J. Winuk Thomas Francis Wise Alan L. Wisniewski Frank Thomas Wisniewski David Wiswall Sigrid Wiswe Michael Wittenstein Christopher W. Wodenshek Martin P. Wohlforth Katherine Susan Wolf Jennifer Yen Wong Siu Cheung Wong Yin Ping Wong Yuk Ping Wong Brent James Woodall James John Woods Patrick J. Woods Richard Herron Woodwell David Terence Wooley John Bentley Works Martin Michael Wortley Rodney James Wotton William Wren John Wayne Wright Neil Robin Wright Sandra Lee Wright Jupiter Yambem Suresh Yanamadala Matthew David Yarnell Myrna Yaskulka Shakila Yasmin Olabisi Shadie Layeni Yee William Yemele Edward P. York Kevin Patrick York Raymond R. York Suzanne Youmans Barrington Young Jacqueline Young Elkin Yuen Joseph C. Zaccoli Adel Agayby Zakhary Arkady Zaltsman Edwin J. Zambrana, Jr. Robert Alan Zampieri Mark Zangrilli Ira Zaslow Kenneth Albert Zelman Abraham J. Zelmanowitz Martin Morales Zempoaltecatl Zhe Zeng Marc Scott Zeplin Jie Yao Justin Zhao Ivelin Ziminski Michael Joseph Zinzi Charles A. Zion Julie Lynne Zipper Salvatore Zisa Prokopios Paul Zois Joseph J. Zuccala Andrew S. Zucker Igor Zukelman

List of Victims on American Airlines Flight 11

Anna Allison David Lawrence Angell Lynn Edwards Angell Seima Aoyama Barbara Jean Arestegui Myra Joy Aronson Christine Barbuto Carolyn Beug Kelly Ann Booms Carol Marie Bouchard Robin Lynne Kaplan Neilie Anne Heffernan Casey Jeffrey Dwayne Collman Jeffrey W. Coombs Tara Kathleen Creamer Thelma Cuccinello Patrick Currivan Brian Paul Dale David Dimeglio Donald Americo Ditullio Alberto Dominguez Paige Marie Farley-Hackel Alexander Milan Filipov Carol Ann Flyzik Paul J. Friedman Karleton D.B. Fyfe Peter Alan Gay Linda M. George Edmund Glazer Lisa Reinhart Gordenstein Andrew Peter Charles Curry Green Peter Paul Hashem Robert Jay Hayes Edward R. Hennessy, Jr. John A. Hofer Cora Hidalgo Holland John Nicholas Humber, Jr. Waleed Joseph Iskandar John Charles Jenkins Charles Edward Jones Barbara A. Keating David P. Kovalcin Judith Camilla Larocque Natalie Janis Lasden Daniel John Lee Daniel M. Lewin Sara Elizabeth Low Susan A. Mackay Karen Ann Martin Thomas F. McGuinness, Jr. Christopher D. Mello Jeffrey Peter Mladenik Carlos Alberto Montoya Antonio Jesus Montoya Valdes Laura Lee Morabito Mildred Naiman Laurie Ann Neira Renee Lucille Newell Kathleen Ann Nicosia Jacqueline June Norton Robert Grant Norton John Ogonowski Betty Ann Ong Jane M. Orth Thomas Nicholas Pecorelli Berinthia B. Perkins Sonia M. Puopolo David E. Retik Jean Destrehan Roger Philip Martin Rosenzweig Richard Barry Ross Jessica Leigh Sachs Rahma Salie Heather Lee Smith Dianne Bullis Snyder Douglas Joel Stone Xavier Suarez Madeline Amy Sweeney Michael Theodoridis James Anthony Trentini Mary Barbara Trentini Pendyala Vamsikrishna Mary Alice Wahlstrom Kenneth Waldie John Joseph Wenckus Candace Lee Williams Christopher Rudolph Zarba, Jr.

List of Victims on United Airlines Flight 175

Alona Abraham Garnet Edward Bailey Mark Lawrence Bavis Graham Andrew Berkeley Touri Bolourchi Klaus Bothe Daniel Raymond Brandhorst David Reed Gamboa Brandhorst John Brett Cahill Christoffer Mikael Carstanjen John J. Corcoran III Dorothy Alma de Araujo Ana Gloria Pocasangre Debarrera Robert John Fangman Lisa Anne Frost Ronald Gamboa Lynn Catherine Goodchild Peter M. Goodrich Douglas Alan Gowell Francis Edward Grogan Carl Max Hammond, Jr. Christine Lee Hanson Peter Burton Hanson Susan Kim Hanson Gerald Francis Hardacre Eric Hartono James Edward Hayden Herbert Wilson Homer Michael Robert Horrocks Robert Adrien Jalbert Amy N. Jarret Ralph Kershaw Heinrich Kimmig Amy R. King Brian Kinney Kathryn L. LaBorie Robert G. Leblanc Maclovio Lopez, Jr. Marianne Macfarlane Alfred Gilles Marchand Louis Mariani Juliana McCourt Ruth Magdaline McCourt Wolfgang Peter Menzel Shawn M. Nassaney Marie Pappalardo Patrick J. Quigley IV Frederick Charles Rimmele III James Roux Jesus Sanchez Victor J. Saracini Mary Kathleen Shearer Robert M. Shearer Jane Louise Simpkin Brian David Sweeney Michael C. Tarrou Alicia N. Titus Timothy Ray Ward William Michael Weems

List of Victims at the Pentagon (Not Including Flight 77) Note: USA – United Stated Army; USN – United States Navy

SPC Craig S. Amundson, USA YN3 Melissa Rose Barnes, USN MSG Max J. Beilke, Retired IT2 Kris Romeo Bishundat, USN Carrie R. Blagburn COL Canfield D. Boone, ARNG Donna M. Bowen Allen P. Boyle ET3 Christopher L. Burford, USN ET3 Daniel M. Caballero, USN SFC Jose O. Calderon-Olmedo, USA Angelene C. Carter Sharon A. Carver SFC John J. Chada, USA, Retired Rosa Maria Chapa Julian T. Cooper LCDR Eric A. Cranford, USN Ada M. Davis CAPT Gerald F. DeConto, USN LTC Jerry D. Dickerson, USA IT1 Johnnie Doctor, Jr., USN CAPT Robert E. Dolan, Jr., USN CDR William H. Donovan, USN CDR Patrick Dunn, USN AG1 Edward T. Earhart, USN LCDR Robert R. Elseth, USNR SK3 Jamie L. Fallon, USN Amelia V. Fields Gerald P. Fisher AG2 Matthew M. Flocco, USN Sandra N. Foster CAPT Lawrence D. Getzfred, USN Cortez Ghee Brenda C. Gibson COL Ronald F. Golinski, USA, Retired Diane Hale-McKinzy Carolyn B. Halmon Sheila M.S. Hein ET1 Ronald J. Hemenway, USN MAJ Wallace Cole Hogan, Jr., USA SSG Jimmie I. Holley, USA, Retired Angela M. Houtz Brady Kay Howell Peggie M. Hurt LTC Stephen N. Hyland, Jr., USA Lt Col Robert J. Hymel, USAF, Retired SGM Lacey B. Ivory, USA LTC Dennis M. Johnson, USA Judith L. Jones Brenda Kegler LT Michael S. Lamana, USN David W. Laychak Samantha L. Lightbourn-Allen MAJ Stephen V. Long, USA James T. Lynch, Jr. Terence M. Lynch OS2 Nehamon Lyons IV, USN Shelley A. Marshall Teresa M. Martin Ada L. Mason-Acker LTC Dean E. Mattson, USA LTG Timothy J. Maude, USA Robert J. Maxwell Molly L. McKenzie Patricia E. Mickley MAJ Ronald D. Milam, USA Gerard P. Moran, Jr. Odessa V. Morris ET1 Brian A. Moss, USN Teddington H. Moy LCDR Patrick J. Murphy, USNR Khang Ngoc Nguyen DM2 Michael A. Noeth, USN Ruben S. Ornedo Diana B. Padro LT Jonas M. Panik, USNR MAJ Clifford L. Patterson, Jr., USA LT Darin H. Pontell, USNR Scott Powell CAPT Jack D. Punches, USN, Retired AW1 Joseph J. Pycior, Jr., USN Deborah A. Ramsaur Rhonda Sue Rasmussen IT1 Marsha D. Ratchford, USN Martha M. Reszke Cecelia E. (Lawson) Richard Edward V. Rowenhorst Judy Rowlett SGM Robert E. Russell, USA, Retired CW4 William R. Ruth, ARNG Charles E. Sabin, Sr. Marjorie C. Salamone COL David M. Scales, USA CDR Robert A. Schlegel, USN Janice M. Scott LTC Michael L. Selves, USA, Retired Marian H. Serva CDR Dan F. Shanower, USN Antionette M. Sherman Diane M. Simmons Cheryle D. Sincock ITC Gregg H. Smallwood, USN LTC Gary F. Smith, USA, Retired Patricia J. Statz Edna L. Stephens SGM Larry L. Strickland, USA LTC Kip P. Taylor, USA Sandra C. Taylor LTC Karl W. Teepe, USA, Retired SGT Tamara C. Thurman, USA LCDR Otis V. Tolbert, USN SSG Willie Q. Troy, USA, Retired LCDR Ronald J. Vauk, USNR LTC Karen J. Wagner, USA Meta L. (Fuller) Waller SPC Chin Sun Pak Wells, USA SSG Maudlyn A. White, USA Sandra L. White Ernest M. Willcher LCDR David L. Williams, USN MAJ Dwayne Williams, USA RMC Marvin Roger Woods, USN, Retired IT2 Kevin W. Yokum, USN ITC Donald M. Young, USN Edmond G. Young, Jr. Lisa L. Young

List of Victims on American Airlines Flight 77

Paul W. Ambrose Yeneneh Betru Mary Jane Booth Bernard C. Brown, II CAPT Charles F. Burlingame III, USNR, Retired Suzanne M. Calley William E. Caswell David M. Charlebois Sarah M. Clark Asia S. Cottom James D. Debeuneure Rodney Dickens Eddie A. Dillard LCDR Charles A. Droz III, USN, Retired Barbara G. Edwards Charles S. Falkenberg Dana Falkenberg Zoe Falkenberg J. Joseph Ferguson Darlene E. Flagg RADM Wilson F. Flagg, USNR, Retired 1stLt Richard P. Gabriel, USMC, Retired Ian J. Gray Stanley R. Hall Michele M. Heidenberger Bryan C. Jack Steven D. Jacoby Ann C. Judge Chandler R. Keller Yvonne E. Kennedy Norma Cruz Khan Karen Ann Kincaid Dong Chul Lee Jennifer Lewis Kenneth E. Lewis Renee A. May Dora Marie Menchaca Christopher C. Newton Barbara K. Olson Ruben S. Ornedo Robert Penninger Robert R. Ploger III Zandra F. Ploger Lisa J. Raines Todd H. Reuben John P. Sammartino George W. Simmons Donald D. Simmons Mari-Rae Sopper Robert Speisman Norma Lang Steuerle Hilda E. Taylor Leonard E. Taylor Sandra D. Teague Leslie A. Whittington CAPT John D. Yamnicky, Sr., USN, Retired Vicki Yancey Shuyin Yang Yuguag Zheng

List of Victims on United Airlines Flight 93

Christian Adams Lorraine G. Bay Todd Beamer Alan Beaven Mark K. Bingham Deora Frances Bodley Sandra W. Bradshaw Marion Britton Thomas E. Burnett Jr. William Cashman Georgine Rose Corrigan Patricia Cushing Jason Dahl Joseph Deluca Patrick Driscoll Edward Porter Felt Jane C. Folger Colleen Fraser Andrew Garcia Jeremy Glick Lauren Grandcolas Wanda A. Green Donald F. Greene Linda Gronlund Richard Guadagno Leroy Homer, Jr. Toshiya Kuge CeeCee Lyles Hilda Marcin Waleska Martinez Nicole Miller Louis J. Nacke, II Donald Arthur Peterson Jean Hoadley Peterson Mark Rothenberg Christine Snyder John Talignani Honor Elizabeth Wainio Deborah Ann Jacobs Welsh Kristin Gould White

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[the-record-obituaries]

Jan. 1, 2020

Bennie C. Eller

 Mr. Bennie Cleveland Eller, age 81 of Millers Creek passed away Monday, December 30, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist-Wilkes Medical Center.

               Funeral services were January 2,  at Arbor Grove United Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Susan Pillsbury-Taylor officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.  

               Mr. Eller was born September 18, 1938 in Wilkes County to Russell and Mona Victoria Lovette Eller.  He was a member of Arbor Grove United Methodist Church where he held several positions in the church.  He was also a charter member of the Arbor Grove United Methodist Men's Club. He worked for Holly Farms/Tyson Foods for 35 years as 1st Shift Plant Superintendent.  He worked on the chain-gang for West Wilkes High  School for 30 plus years.

               In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a sister; Connie Faye Parsons, a brother; Harold Dean Eller.

               He is survived by his wife; Esther Shepherd Eller of the home, one daughter; Sandra Bell of Millers Creek, one son; Rodney Eller and wife Lisa of Millers Creek, two grandchildren; Amanda Bell Chapman and husband Nathan of Cullowhee, Lindsay Eller of Millers Creek, great grandchildren; Hayden, Garret and Brodie Chapman and a sister-in-law; Emogene Eller and a niece and nephews.

               Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Arbor Grove United Methodist Church Cemetery Fund, c/o Lois Doss, 480 Old Hwy 60, Millers Creek, NC 28651.

Betty Shew,  85

Betty Anderson Shew, age 85, of Wilkesboro, passed away Monday, December 30, 2019 at her home. Mrs. Shew was born December 6, 1934 in Wilkes County to Walter and Carrie Wiles Anderson. She loved making pound cakes, fudge and camping. She was a member of Fishing Creek Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband; Pete Shew, two sisters; Ella Sue Barker and Carol Jean McCulley.

               Mrs. Shew is survived by one son; Randall Wayne Shew, and wife, Barbara, of Wilkesboro, one grandson; Jimmy Wayne Shew of Wilkesboro, two great-grandchildren; Ryan Shew and Aaron Shew, two sisters; Mary Blackburn, and husband, Ray, of Concord, and Judy Call of North Wilkesboro.

               Funeral Service will be held 2:00 PM, Wednesday, January 1, 2020 at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Richard Cardwell officiating. A private burial will follow. The family will receive friends 1:00 to 2:00 PM, prior to the service, at Miller Funeral Service. Flower will be accepted or memorials may be made to; Fishing Creek Baptist Church, c/o Freida Smithey, 925 Old Hwy 60, Wilkesboro, NC 28697

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.  

 Linda Triplett, 78

Mrs. Linda Rea Shepherd Triplett, age 78 of Wilkesboro, widow of Dwight Elton Triplett, died Sunday, December 29, 2019 at Wilkes Senior Villages.

               Funeral services were December 31,  at Mount Zion Baptist Church (Ferguson) with Rev. Michael Johnson and Rev. Sherrill Wellborn officiating.  Burial was in the church cemetery.                                          Mrs. Triplett was born November 5, 1941 in Wilkes County to Bob and Faye Welch Shepherd.  She was a member of Mount Zion Baptist Church (Ferguson).

               In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Dwight Elton Triplett.

               She is survived by her daughter, Sara Hole and husband, Anthony, of Clemmons; her grandson, Nicholas Hole; her sister, Glenda Huffman of Danbury; and her brother John Shepherd and wife, Judy, of Purlear.  

               In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Mount Zion Baptist Church, P.O. Box 7, Ferguson NC 28624, or the American Lung Association, 401  Hawthorne Lane, Suite 110 #298, Charlotte NC 28204.

 Axel Barlow

Axel Mack Barlow, age 3 days passed away Saturday, December 28, 2019 at Forsyth Medical Center.

               Memorial services will be held 5:00 PM Friday, January 3, 2020 at Reins-Sturdivant Chapel with Chaplin Sherry Jones and Rev. Dwayne Andrews officiating.

               Axel Mack Barlow was born December 25, 2019 in Forsyth County to Terry "Plug" Barlow and Victoria Christy Black Lambert.

               He was preceded in death by grandfather; Jerry Barlow, great grandfather; Donnie Black and great grandparents; Ray and Lois Jenkins.

               He is survived by his parents of the home, two brothers; Riley Lambert and Justin Barlow, one sister; Nicole Barlow, grandparents; John and Vickie Black of Hiddenite, Bernice Barlow of Ferguson and great grandmother; Lucy Riley of Statesville.

               In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Donor's Choice.

 L.E. Johnson, 78

Mr. L.E. Johnson, age 78 of North Wilkesboro, passed away Thursday, December 26, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston Salem.

               Funeral services were December 30,   at Fishing Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Darrell Poole officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery.  

               Mr. Johnson was born March 6, 1941 in Wilkes County to Noah Clay and Florence Brown Johnson.

               He was retired from Duncan Electric. L.E. was a member of Fishing Creek Baptist Church. He was a beloved Little League Baseball Coach, enjoyed playing softball and loved to rabbit hunt.

               In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife Brenda Johnson and a brother in law; David Joines.

               He is survived by a daughter; Renae J. Ward and husband Darrell of Boone, a son; Brent Johnson and wife Annette of North Wilkesboro, four grandchildren; Nathan Ward and wife Kayla, Rachel Ward Brown and husband Thomas, Tiffany Leonard and husband Matt and Megan Johnson and Seth Bell, seven great grandchildren; Sydney Ward, Cole Ward, Haddie Brown, Caroline Elizabeth Brown, Bailey Leonard, Tripp Leonard and Leah Bell, two sisters; Linda Joines of Wilkesboro and Janet Dillard and husband Billy of North Wilkesboro, four brothers; Don Johnson and wife Lucille of North Wilkesboro, Robert Johnson, Jerry Johnson and wife Joyce of North Wilkesboro and Bill Johnson and wife Becky of North Wilkesboro and numerous nieces and nephews.

James Kerley, 80

Mr. James Elbert Kerley, age 80 of Cherry Grove passed away, Wednesday, December 25, 2019 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.

               Funeral services were December 29,  at Reins-Sturdivant Chapel with Rev. Eddie Tharpe officiating.  Burial will be in Parker Cemetery in Moravian Falls.

               Mr. Kerley was born September 24, 1939 in Wilkes County to Charlie and Flora Belle Anderson Kerley.  

               In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife; Arlene Burgess Kerley, and a sister; Annie Sue Kerley

               He is survived by one daughter; Pamela Joyce Ostrander of Flint, MI, three sons; Del Kerley of Moravian Falls, Jason Elbert Kerley and Forrest M. Spitzer both of Flint, MI., eleven grandchildren, three sisters; Ruth Benge of Taylorsville, Martha Crabb of Roaring River, Marilyn Royal of Ferguson and two brothers, Don Kerley of North Wilkesboro and Jerry Kerley of Swartz Creek, MI and his companion; Iva Dean Mink and many friends.

               Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Edgewood Baptist Church, 2300 Edgewood Road, Wilkesboro, NC 28697.

 Jean Glass, 90

Jean Abell Garrett Glass, age 90 of Wilkesboro, NC passed away on Christmas Eve, December 24, 2019.

               Jean was born November 5, 1929 in Burlington, NC to the late Sheffield Horrace and Ruby Marie Abell. She was raised in Yanceyville, NC and attended Elon College.

               Jean lived a great life and followed many passions. When faced with struggles in life, she always persisted. She was a dedicated wife, mother, and family provider. Jean spent her life caring for others. Taking great pride in her cooking, she brought joy to her family and friends through food. Her children and grandchildren remember her baking delicious treats with great fondness.

               Jean was an avid music lover, enjoyed playing the piano, and singing. She was a great sight-reader and loved playing all types of music, particularly Christmas music, which was her favorite. She sang in the N. Wilkesboro Presbyterian Church Choir where she was a member and attended women's circle meetings and she passed her love of music on to her children and grandchildren.

               Jean had a competitive spirit and relished in playing games as a member of several bridge groups, playing scrabble, ping-pong, and other games with her family. One of her favorite hobbies was shopping and hunting for a good bargain.

               Jean also cared deeply for many people in her community. She enjoyed taking walks and talking with her friends and neighbors. She was a Girl Scout and served as a troop leader. Not only did Jean care for people, she loved taking care of her plants and enjoyed the beauty of flowers, especially orchids.

               In addition to her parents, Jean was preceded in death by her first husband, John Max Garrett, Jr; her second husband, Thomas Edgar Glass, Jr.; and her brother, Sheffield Horrace Abell, Jr.

               Jean is survived by her daughter, Victoria (Vicky) Garrett Kaneklides (spouse Norman) of Asheville; her son, John Keith Garrett (spouse Leasa) of N. Wilkesboro; four grandchildren, Joy Rogers (spouse Chris), John Kaneklides (spouse Regan), Madison Garrett, and Dylan Garrett; three great grandchildren, Noah & Miriam Rogers, and Malia Garrett-Holland; and her brother, Dr. James Curtis Abell (spouse Pat) of Statesville, NC.

               Funeral services were December 27,  at North Wilkesboro Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Steve Snipes officiating. Burial was at Mountlawn Memorial Park.

               The family wishes to thank all those who cared for her during her last days.

               Flowers are welcome and memorials may be made to Hospice of the Donors Choice.

 Ricky Lovette, 60

Ricky Lovette, age 60, of Mulberry Way, died Tuesday, December 24, 2019.

               A memorial service will be held 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, January 1, 2020 at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Kent Wood officiating.

               Mr. Lovette was born April 5, 1959 in Wilkes County to Jimmy Nelson and Savannah Absher Lovette, Sr. He worked for his parents farm. Preceded his death; parents; Jim and Savannah Lovette, two sisters; Kathy Darnell, and Vicki Griffin, and his son; Eric Lovette.

Mr. Lovette is survived by; one brother; Jimmie Nelson Lovette, III, of Taylorsville, one nephew; Brian Griffin, of McGrady, two nieces; Andrea Grogan of West Jefferson and Julie Roberts of Monroe, grandchildren; Jacob Lovette of Wilkes County, Kaleb Lovette of Hamptonville, Katie Lovette of Wilkes County, and Kayleigh Renee Lovette of Hamptonville,

               In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the family to assist with funeral expenses c/o Andrea Grogan, 618 Cherry Ave. West Jefferson, NC 28694.

Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

 Lillian Call, 92

Mrs. Lillian Opal Jarvis Call, age 92 of Elkin, passed away Monday, December 23, 2019 at Chatham Nursing Home in Elkin.

               Memorial services were December 28,  at Reins Sturdivant Funeral Home with Rev. Ronnie Gregory officiating.

               Burial will be private.  

               Mrs. Call was born June 24, 1927 in Wilkes County to George Washington Jarvis and Minnie Eulala Miller She was retired from Holly Farms after 25 plus years. She was a member of Fairview Baptist Church.                                 Opal loved flowers and gardening and homemaking. Her hobbies were her grandchildren. She loved her family dearly.

               In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband; James Monroe Call, a daughter; Mary Louise Long, infant son; James Kenneth Call, a son; Gary Wayne Call and two broth

ers; Jackson Paul Jarvis and Robert Jarvis.

               She is survived by a daughter; Dorothy Hayes and husband James of North Wilkesboro, three sons; Jackie Call and wife Tammie of Ronda, James Call of Lexington SC and Tommy Harrold Call of North Wilkesboro, eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.

               The family would like to thank the staff of Chatham Nursing and Rehab and Mtn. Valley Hospice for their care.

               Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Mountain Valley Hospice 401 Technology Lane Suite 200 Mt. Airy, NC 27030.

  Billy Farmer, 54

Billy Ray Farmer, age 54, passed away Saturday, December 21, 2019, at Accordius Health at Wilkesboro. Mr. Farmer was born September 27, 1965 in Wilkes County to Raymond Jackson Farmer and Alice Sue Bare Farmer Lambert. He was preceded in death by his parents.

               A memorial service was December 27,  at Miller Funeral Chapel with Rev. Christopher Shumate officiating.

               Mr. Farmer is survived by; two daughters; Tasha Benge and fiancé, Shawn Williams of North Wilkesboro and Shanna Holt and husband, Tim Hall, of Traphill, two sons; Bradlee Farmer, of Southern Pines and Casey Holt of Moravian Falls, three sisters; Sandra Phillips and husband Rodney, of McGrady, Debra Blackburn and husband Keith, of Roaring River, and April Roten, and husband, Scotty, of Roaring River, one brother; Joey Farmer of Roaring River, granddaughters; Lesley Benge of North Wilkesboro, Payton Holt of Moravian Falls, grandsons; Tyler Benge of North Wilkesboro and Daylon Hall of Traphill, also surviving; several nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews.

               Flowers will be accepted.  

               Miller Funeral Service is in charge of the arrangements.

 Jackie  Pruitt, Jr., 42

Mr. Jackie "Jack" Stephen Pruitt, Jr., age 42 of North Wilkesboro passed away Saturday, December 21, 2019.

               Graveside services were December 28,  at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery on the Absher Road with Rev. Travis Brown and Rev. Tracy Nichols officiating.

               Jack was born October 4, 1977 in Wilkes County to Jackie Stephen, Sr. and Patricia "Pat" Sidden Pruitt. He worked for a landscaping business.

               He was preceded in death by two brothers; Garry Sidden, Jr. and Galvin Sidden, his maternal grandparents; Lib Bossi and Lee Bossi and a paternal grandfather; Van Pruitt.

               He is survived by his parents of the home, and his wife; April Wiles Pruitt of North Wilkesboro, his children: Tyler Cranfield of Hays, Alyssa Perdue of Traphill, Brandon Pruitt of Traphill and Vana Pruitt of North Wilkesboro and his grandmother; Mary Pruitt of Traphill

Harvey Helton, 81

               Mr. Harvey Dee Helton, 81, of North Wilkesboro, passed away on Saturday, December 21, 2019.

               Harvey was born on April 17, 1938 in Yadkin County to John Henry Helton and Arffi Mae Cook Helton.  

               Harvey  is preceded in death by his parents; son, Earl Wayne Helton; daughter, Mary Louise Helton; sisters, Mallie Marsh, Glade Goins,  Gladys Helton, Bertha Adams, Roberta Hutchins; brothers, Robert, Lewis, Cryrus, Clearnace Helton.

               Harvey is survived by his son, Jimmy Helton; daughter, Dena Triplett; sisters, Flora March, Martha G Key; brothers, James W. Helton, Fletcher Helton , 5 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.  

            ��  The family will conduct a memorial service at a later date.

               Adams Funeral Home of Wilkes has the honor of serving the Helton Family.

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The Maya

The Classic Maya were known to have several house forms. The type, size, and cost of a house reflect the family’s status within Maya society. Palaces would obviously belong to the ruling elites or very high status elites. But what if you are not a king or a member of the king’s family? Where do you live and what do you live in?

Commoners

The majority of Maya commoners lived in simple wattle and daub structures. The construction of a commoner’s house first begins with the construction of a low platform. This platform is made of stone, earth, and other debris in order to raise the superstructure above the ground. The surface of the platform is stamped down and will act as the floor of the perishable structure. Next, a stone foundation is constructed with one or two courses of stone. This foundation will allow for the construction of the wattle and daub. Next, the wattle is constructed for the walls of the house. Wattles consist of small branches and twigs that are interlaced together. Next, daub is applied to the wattle of the house. Daub consists of mud mixed with aggregate such as sand, grass, or wood chips. This aggregate helps to bind the mud and prevent it from cracking. Lastly, a roof made of thatch or grass is erected to protect the interior of the house. The roof is gabled so that the slope of the roof falls in two directions from the ridgepole. The roof extends past the wattle to form eaves on three sides of the house and a porch on the fourth. The spaces beneath the eves and the porch allow for activities to be conducted outside of the home in the light. One of the most important activities is cooking with the kitchen located against one side of the house.

That is a basic Maya house. It would look very similar to this modern reconstruction. It is very simple and very basic. Elliot Abrams (1994) conducted an examination of residential architecture at the site of Copan in Honduras. Copan was a large Classic period Maya city with some impressive structures. In Abrams’ examination, he estimated the volume of the materials used to construct these residences. Using these volumes, Abrams applied rates of work taken from replicative experiments to determine how long it would take to build these structures. For a basic commoner house, the house averaged around 200 person-days. That means it would take 1 person 200 days, 200 people 1 day, or some other combination of people and days to construct the house. Abrams argues that most construction would have taken place during the dry season, but the full dry season could not be spent building a home as other activities needed to be done (warfare, planting next season’s crops, etc). He argues that half the dry season would be normal for construction. In Copan’s case, that would be 60 days. That means if someone wanted to build a house requiring 200 person-days in 60 days, they would need 4 people to help out. Trying to recruit just 4 people for construction would not be difficult if one relies on their kin relations.

Higher class

Obviously not everyone lived in such a simple house and there are other house forms at Copan that are somewhere in between a palace and wattle and daub structure. At Copan, Abrams examined houses which he dubbed “improved architectural form” to set them apart from the “basic architectural form” of a wattle and daub structure. The characteristics that set them apart from the basic form include a longer and taller platform substructure which eliminated the porch, greater use of stone in construction fill for the substructure platform, the use of dressed masonry blocks for retaining walls backed by masonry and mortar for the substructure platform, the superstructure foundation made of masonry blocks, internal room size variations within the house , a beam and mortar roof or a vaulted roof using a corbelled arch, the construction of benches along the interior walls of the house, external sculptural decorations, and the use of a thick layer of limestone plaster to protect the house and substructure platform from the elements. These stone built houses could be found in clusters around courtyards at Copan.

For comparison, this is a stone house at the site of Coba further north in the Yucatan peninsula. Or this sketch of a stone house from Copan (Fash 1989).   These houses use a significantly larger amount of labor than the basic wattle and daub structure. The average amount of person-days needed to construct these houses was almost 4,000 person-days. That means if you wanted to build a house in a single dry season you would need 67 people working on your house for 60 days straight. Obviously, these houses could be built in stages. Perhaps one year the substructure platform was built, in the second year, the walls were erected. And in the last year the roof was constructed and the whole thing was covered in plaster. Even so, you would need 23 people a year to help build your house. In these cases, these houses were most likely used by higher status individuals rather than everyday commoners. These people were most likely minor nobles rather than any sort of middle class we may have today.

Maya cities

So what did Maya cities look like? Well, it’s not easy to reconstruct. Archaeological work is painstakingly slow and expensive. Depending on the research interests of the archaeologist, they may use what limited grant money they have to target specific areas they hope will yield fruitful data to answer their research question. That means many houses go unexcavated and are allowed to be consumed by the jungle vegetation. This makes it difficult to imagine what the landscape may have looked like with all those houses. Fortunately, the cost of LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) has allowed archaeologists to make use of this system to map huge areas. What they have found, is that the landscape can be much more dense than we previously believed. The Chases have shown that the area around Caracol is much more heavily terraced than previously believed with formerly unknown sacbe (raised roads, white in color) linking the ceremonial center with other secondary centers. Another project focusing on the Postclassic city of Mayapan has shown that the urban sprawl of the city extended well beyond the city walls. Those bumps in the landscape are the buried remains of buildings that create bumps in the landscape. These buildings would have been clustered into neighborhoods and barrios around courtyards, plazas, and smaller temples dedicated to a variety of different gods.

Commercial buildings

For the Classic Maya, there is an ongoing debate as to whether markets existed in cities. They, for sure, existed in the Postclassic but the Postclassic had designated areas for markets to be held. Classic period cities do not always show that same sort of planning. If you are interested, I did answer a previous topic on Maya markets here.

Abrams, Elliot M. How the Maya built their world: energetics and ancient architecture. University of Texas Press, 1994.

Chase, Arlen F., et al. "Airborne LiDAR, archaeology, and the ancient Maya landscape at Caracol, Belize." Journal of Archaeological Science 38.2 (2011): 387-398.

Fash, William L. "The sculptural façade of structure 9N-82: Content, form, and significance." The House of the Bacabs, Studies in Precolumbian Art and Archaeology 92 (1989): 41-72.

Hare, Timothy, Marilyn Masson, and Bradley Russell. "High-density LiDAR mapping of the ancient city of Mayapán." Remote Sensing 6.9 (2014): 9064-9085.

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Cinnamon-Sugar Sweet Potato Pastries

We always have leftover mashed sweet potatoes after our Thanksgiving feast. I take what’s left to make an indulgent filling for empanadas. Convenient crescent roll dough makes this recipe easy as pie. —Sarah Vasques, Milford, New Hampshire

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Crab Crescent Triangles

When some friends who love crab were planning a party, I created this recipe for them. The comforting baked bundles wrap up a cheesy seafood filling in convenient crescent roll dough. —Noelle Myers, Grand Forks, North Dakota

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Minestrone with Turkey

I remember my mom making this soup; now I make it for my kids as often as I can. It’s a good way to use up leftover vegetables. Sometimes I add a can of rinsed and drained kidney or garbanzo beans. —Angela Goodman, Kaneohe, Hawaii

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Holiday Crown Pork Roast

Crown roast makes a regal Christmas dinner. Flavored with rosemary, sage and thyme, it’s elegant and simple, a real blessing during the hectic holidays. —Lisa Speer, Palm Beach, Florida

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Coffee Maple Spritz

I like spritz cookies because they’re easier to make than rolled cutouts but I can still be creative with different shapes and sizes. Feel free to substitute vanilla or rum extract for the maple flavoring. —Dierdre Cox, Kansas City, Missouri

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Slow Cooker Caramel Apple Cider

Spiced with cinnamon sticks, allspice and caramel, this warm-you-up sipper will chase away winter’s chill. Serve brimming mugs alongside a platter of festive cookies at your next holiday gathering. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Gorgonzola & Cranberry Cheese Ball

A cheese ball is a classic appetizer to take to any gathering, and it’s so easy to make. This version, studded with tangy dried cranberries, is a holiday hit. —Kathy Hahn, Pollock Pines, California

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Marinated Thanksgiving Turkey

My family enjoys this turkey because it cooks up tender, tasty and golden brown. Build up flavor by marinating the meat, then grill it to add a tempting barbecued flavor. —Ken Churches, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii

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Honey-Thyme Butternut Squash

This golden, honey-sweetened squash is just as hearty and comforting as your favorite potato dish. With its bright color, it makes an attractive side for special autumn meals. —Bianca Noiseux, Bristol, Connecticut

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Crunchy Spinach Casserole

Our holidays would not be the same without this family tradition. My mother made it every Thanksgiving when I was growing up; now I make it every Christmas and Thanksgiving, and my children and grandchildren absolutely love it! We triple the recipe because the kids can’t get enough. —Sharon Scaletta, Johnstown, Pennsylvania

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Crispy Mashed Potato Cakes

I love finding ways to use holiday leftovers. These potato cakes use the mashed potatoes, stuffing and breadcrumbs. To go all out, add meat and cheese. —Jeri Psikal, Norman, Oklahoma

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Amber’s Sourdough Stuffing

All my kids and grandkids absolutely love this sourdough stuffing, but especially my daughter-in-law, Amber. I usually make a big batch at Thanksgiving so I will have leftovers for my husband. But this recipe is perfect for two. —Kathy Katz, Ocala, Florida

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Coconut-Bourbon Sweet Potatoes

What is it about sweet potatoes that unnerve some people? For those who firmly state they hate a yam because of the color or texture, the rich addition of coconut, bourbon and spices might just win them over. —Rebecca Anderson, Driftwood, Texas

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Foolproof Gravy

Make your Thanksgiving or other special-occasion dinner easy with this can’t-miss recipe. Use the drippings from your roasted turkey, and the gravy is done in just 20 minutes. —Edie DeSpain, Logan, Utah

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No-Bake Chocolate-Pecan Tartlets

At the last minute, I frantically came up with this treat for a holiday tea. The tartlets were quickly gobbled up. Now, I make them for our annual Teacher Taster’s Choice and special family gatherings. —Joy Johnson, Culbertson, Montana

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Billie’s Southern Sweet Potato Cake

I made sweet potato cakes for my kids when they were younger and they told me in their little voices, “Mommy, you’re the best baker.” Little did they know that was Mommy’s first attempt at homemade cake! —Billie Williams-Henderson, Bowie, Maryland

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Caramel-Pecan Apple Pie

You’ll love the smell in your kitchen—and the smiles on everybody’s faces—when you make this scrumptious caramel apple pie recipe. It takes me back home to Virginia and being at my granny’s table. —Jean Castro, Phoenix, Arizona

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Herbed Turkey Breast

Like many of you, I always serve turkey for our family’s Thanksgiving meal. But instead of roasting a whole bird, I opt for a turkey breast since most of us prefer white meat. The herb butter basting sauce keeps it so moist, and it’s easy to carve. —Ruby Williams, Bogalusa, Louisiana

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Cranberry Jalapeno Cheese Spread

This easy spread is based on several different relishes and spreads I’ve tasted or made before. I love the sweet and spicy combination of flavors. —Diane Nemitz, Ludington, Michigan

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Honey Pecan Pie

Looking for a sweet ending to a special meal? This attractive pecan pie is bound to please with its traditional filling and honey-glazed pecans. —Cathy Hudak, Wadsworth, Ohio

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Spiced Toffee Cookies

I bake these cookies for family gatherings because my crowd likes cookies thin and chewy with a crispy exterior. The toffee bits make a happy surprise.—Gloria Bradley, Naperville, Illinois

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Cheddar Ham Cups

When a college classmate and I threw a party for our professor, a friend contributed these savory appetizers. Everyone in the class requested the recipe before the party was done. Try the cups with chicken instead of ham if you’d like. -Brandi Ladner Gulfport, Mississippi

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Baked Cranberry Meatballs

You’ve never seen meatballs like these before, with cranberries, sauerkraut and chili sauce adding incredible color and irresistible tang. You’ll love the heavenly aroma, too. —Lisa Potter, Camp Douglas, Wisconsin

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Butternut Squash Oven Risotto

Squash and beer make my risotto different and delicious. Plus, cooking it in the oven cuts down on hands-on time making it. Win-win. —Katie Ferrier Gage, Houston, TX

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Cranberry Cornmeal Dressing

This moist dressing is perfect when paired with poultry or even pork. The sweet-tart flavor of the dried cranberries really complements the dish’s turkey sausage. —Corinne Portteus, Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Roasted Green Beans with Lemon & Walnuts

I first tasted roasted green beans in a Chinese restaurant and fell in love with the texture and flavor. This is my Americanized version and it’s always a big hit at our holiday table. —Lily Julow, Lawrenceville, Georgia

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Maple-Sage Brined Turkey

When the leaves start turning, it’s turkey time at our house. We use maple-sage brine to help brown the bird and make the meat incredibly juicy. —Kim Forni, Laconia, New Hampshire

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Gobble-Up Strata

I always look forward to making strata after Thanksgiving. We invite our neighbors, and they think it’s neat that I prepare another whole meal. — Bonnie Hawkins, Elkhorn, Wisconsin

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Citrus Cranberry Pie

To showcase abundant fall cranberries, make this beautiful lattice-topped pie. A dollop of orange cream complements the slightly tart flavor. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Calzone Pinwheels

Once you try these mini-sized calzones, you may never go back to the large ones. Not only do these pretty bites take advantage of convenient refrigerator crescent rolls, but they can be made ahead and popped in the oven right before company arrives. No one can eat just one and people love the cheesy, fresh taste! —Lisa Smith, Bryan, Ohio

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Cranberry Pumpkin Bread

Put leftover cranberries and pumpkin to great use in this moist quick bread. It’s very good with my “secondhand turkey” casserole for an after-Thanksgiving meal. —Dixie Terry, Goreville, Illinois

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Cranberry Waldorf Gelatin

We enjoy this easy-to-make salad in the fall when apples are in season. Their crisp freshness adds so much to a favorite dish. — Debbie Short, Carlisle, Iowa

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Apple Mashed Potatoes

I love potatoes…especially mashed. When I came up with this combination, it was declared a winner. I serve this as a side dish when I have pork as an entree, but it’s great with any meat. —Rebecca Page, Pensacola, Florida

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Hand-Held Apple Pies

When I was in high school, my best friend’s mother baked mini apple pies every year. I was thrilled when she shared the recipe with me—it made me feel like I was finally an adult! —Katie Ferrier, Houston, Texas

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Orange-Glazed Pork Loin

This is one of the best pork recipes I’ve ever tried. My family looks forward to this roast for dinner, and guests always want the recipe. The flavorful rub and a glaze sparked with orange juice are also outstanding on pork chops. —Lynnette Miete, Alna, Maine

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Cinnamon Apple Cheesecake

An attractive topping of cinnamon-spiced apple slices and a homemade oat-and-walnut crust make this creamy dessert a definite showstopper. —Emily Ann Young, Edmond, Oklahoma

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Pumpkin Dessert

“When we bake these layered squares, our kitchen smells wonderful,” writes Ruth Chiarenzsa from her home in La Vale, Maryland. “They are favorites during the fall season, and they make a great finish to any meal. As a matter of fact, they never last for very long in our house!”

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Marmalade Candied Carrots

My favorite way to make baby carrots is to steam them, then drizzle with an orangey glaze that makes them candy-sweet. —Heather Clemmons, Supply, North Carolina

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Lemony Turkey Rice Soup

While growing up in Texas, I spent a lot of time helping my grandma cook. Lemon and cilantro add a deliciously different twist to turkey soup. —Margarita Cuellar, East Chicago, Indiana

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Pecan Pie Bars

These bars are rich and delicious – just like pecan pie! They’re perfect for taking to potlucks and other gatherings…I always come home with an empty pan. —Carolyn Custer, Clifton Park, New York

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Taste-of-Fall Salad

My parents stayed with me at a friend’s beautiful ranch for the holidays and I made them this great salad. It turned into every night’s first course. —Kristin Kossak, Bozeman, Montana

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Make-Ahead Turkey and Gravy

Ease the holiday time crunch with a make-ahead turkey recipe that’s ready to serve when you are. It’s a great choice for potlucks, too. —Marie Parker, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Maple-Glazed Acorn Squash

With a maple syrup and brown sugar glaze, this squash becomes pleasantly sweet. This is comfort food—easy to prepare and a tasty pairing with a pork entree. —Nancy Mueller, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

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Orange Gelatin Pretzel Salad

Salty pretzels pair nicely with sweet oranges in this refreshing layered salad. It’s a family favorite that’s a slam dunk at Thanksgiving and fall potlucks. —Peggy Boyd, Northport, Alabama

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Potato Soup

I decided to add some character to a basic potato chowder by adding roasted red peppers. The extra flavor gives a deliciously unique twist to an otherwise ordinary soup.—Mary Shivers, Ada, Oklahoma

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Pumpkin Torte

This beautiful layered cake has a creamy filling with a mild pumpkin flavor and a little spice. It’s quick and always turns out so well. The nuts and caramel topping add a nice finishing touch. —Trixie Fisher, Piqua, Ohio

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Holiday Salsa

When we offer this cream-cheesy salsa of fresh cranberries, cilantro and a little jalapeno kick, everyone hovers around the serving dish until it’s scraped clean. —Shelly Pattison, Lubbock, Texas

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Corn Stuffing Balls

My mom had many “winning” recipes, and this was one of our family’s favorites. I can still picture these Corn Stuffing Balls encircling the large meat platter piled high with one of her delicious entrees. —Audrey Groe, Lake Mills, Iowa

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Raisin Pecan Pie

I remember my Grandmother Voltie and Great-Aunt Ophelia making this southern-style pie for Thanksgiving. It was always one of the many cakes and pies lined up for dessert. —Angie Price, Bradford, Tennessee

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Bacon Spinach Salad

Even our kids-who normally don’t care for spinach-can’t resist this salad with a rich bacon dressing. Of course, you can use other greens instead of spinach. —Gretchen Kuipers, Platte, South Dakota

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Mushroom & Leek Pie

In the Pacific Northwest, we make a savory pie with mushrooms and leeks. We prefer chanterelle, but baby portobello or oyster mushrooms will also delight your diners. —Vickie Woods, Salem, Oregon

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Butternut & Portobello Lasagna

Lasagna gets fresh flavor and color when you make it with roasted butternut squash, portobello mushrooms, basil and spinach. We feast on this. —Edward and Danielle Walker, Traverse City, Michigan

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Crunchy Broccoli Salad

Growing up, I never liked broccoli, but I’m hooked on this salad’s light, sweet taste. It gives broccoli a whole new look and personality. —Jessica Conrey, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Shrimp Lover Squares

At our house, these delicious shrimp squares are a must during family movie and game nights. —Ardyce Piehl, Poynette, Wisconsin

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Pumpkin Bars

Pumpkin bars with cream cheese frosting are the ultimate fall treat. But my family likes them so much, they ask me to make them all year long! —Brenda Keller, Andalusia, Alabama

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Autumn Pumpkin Cupcakes

These little pumpkin cupcakes are capped with cream cheese frosting and drizzled with a homemade salted caramel sauce. I like to make the caramel sauce in advance and keep it in the fridge till dessert. —Wendy Rusch, Trego, Wisconsin

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Potluck German Apple Cake

My mother made this cake for my brothers and me when we were kids. It’s an excellent choice for potlucks any time of year. —Edie DeSpain, Logan, Utah

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Thanksgiving Stuffed Turkey

I’ve tried fancy stuffing recipes for our holiday bird, but none hits the spot like my mother’s simple mixture of bread, eggs and caramelized vegetables. Have it on any holiday. —Lily Julow, Lawrenceville, Georgia

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Cheesy Corn Spoon Bread

Homey and comforting, this custard-like side dish is a much-requested recipe at potlucks and holiday dinners. The jalapeno pepper adds just the right bite. Second helpings of this tasty casserole are common—leftovers aren’t. —Katherine Franklin, Carbondale, Illinois

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Cranberry Pineapple Salad

Impress dinner guests with this delightfully different take on traditional cranberry sauce. The nuts add a tasty crunch. —Dorothy Angley, Carver, Massachusetts

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Never-Fail Scalloped Potatoes

Take the chill off any blustery day and make something special to accompany meaty entrees. These creamy homemade scalloped potatoes stick-to-the-ribs and are sure to be a favorite. —Agnes Ward, Stratford, Ontario

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Mushroom Asparagus Quiche

Loads of asparagus pieces add color and flavor to this hearty, creamy quiche. And its easy crescent roll crust means you’ll have dinner ready in a snap! —Sharon A. Fujita, Fontana, California

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Grilled Rosemary Pork Roast

When the family’s coming or we’re expecting guests for dinner, I often serve this flavorful grilled pork roast—and it’s always a winner! Chopped apple and sweet honey complement the rosemary and garlic. —Christine Wilson Sellersville, Pennsylvania

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Pumpkin Ice Cream Roll

This wonderfully light dessert is our standby at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The hint of pumpkin and the refreshing ice cream make a most delicious after-dinner treat. —Gayle Lewis, Yucaipa, California

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Make-Ahead Butterhorns

Mom loved to make these lightly sweet, golden rolls. They’re beautiful and impressive and have a homemade taste that makes them memorable. —Bernice Morris, Marshfield, Missouri

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Pecan-Cornbread Dressing

Plenty of pecans and bacon give this stuffing a unique flavor— while using a packaged mix cuts down on the preparation time. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee Wisconsin

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Gingersnap Rum Apple Crisp

My mother makes incredible apple crisp, and I’ve added a few twists of my own. We think it’s best warm with vanilla ice cream. —Nancy Heishman, Las Vegas, Nevada

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Spice Cookies with Pumpkin Dip

My husband and two kids are sure to eat the first dozen of these cookies, warm from the oven, before the next tray is even done. A co-worker gave me the recipe for the pumpkin dip, which everyone loves with the cookies. —Kelly McNeal, Derby, Kansas

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Candy Bar Fudge

My manager at work, who knows I like to try new treat recipes, shared this one with me. I’ve made this chewy and chocolaty fudge many times since. Packed with nuts and caramel, it’s like a candy bar. Everyone who’s tried it loves it. —Lois Freeman, Oxford, Michigan

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Honey Cornbread

It’s a pleasure to serve this moist cornbread to family and guests. Honey gives it a slightly sweet taste. Most people find it’s difficult to eat just one piece. -Adeline Piscitelli, Sayreville, New Jersey

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Beans ‘n’ Caramelized Onions

Brown sugar, bacon and cider vinegar season this simple side. I often make it for family and friends, and it never fails to please!—Jill Heatwole, Pittsville, Maryland

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Cranberry Bundt Cake

Cranberry sauce gives this moist cake its pretty swirled look. Serve slices for dessert after dinner or as coffee cake for bunch. —Lucile Cline, Wichita, Kansas

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Cranberry Chutney

You can serve this chunky chutney over cream cheese or Brie with crackers, or as a condiment with roast pork or poultry. Either way, its slightly tart flavor and deep red hue lend a festive flair to the table. —Karyn Gordon, Rockledge, Florida

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Baked Spinach Dip Loaf

Any round loaf works as a serving bowl for this cream-cheesy dip, with spinach, cheddar, water chestnuts and, yes, bacon. Scoop the dip with the extra bread and veggies—then eat the bowl! —Frieda Meding, Trochu, Alberta

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Sugar-and-Spice Candied Nuts

Here’s a wonderful snack to have on hand for entertaining, gift-giving or just munching anytime. With a sweet-spicy coating, the crunchy mixed nuts are hard to resist.—Tonya Burkhard, David, Illinois

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Festive Three-Grain Salad

Wholesome ingredients and a festive appearance make this colorful side one of my holiday staples. Plus, I can assemble it the night before and store it in the refrigerator. —Teri Kreyche, Tustin, California

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Deep-Dish Apple Pie

This recipe is a winner! The crust is so flaky and the filling is sure to please everyone. —Salem Cross Inn, West Brookfield, Massachusetts

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