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senior discounts
As of 2025, many businesses have eliminated senior discounts, but the following companies still slash prices for older adults, veterans, and low-income individuals. However, for many companies on this list, the senior discounts vary by location, so be sure to check with your local stores to confirm discount availability. Additionally, some stores offer discounts on specified days of the week.
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be healthy
You may get a health club membership no cost to you
To be healthy, it is important to have an active lifestyle and exercise regularly. However, gym memberships can be expensive, making it difficult for some people to afford them. But did you know that many health insurance companies offer reimbursement or discounts on gym memberships?
However, not all health insurance companies offer this benefit, so it’s important to check with your provider to see if they have any partnerships with local gyms or fitness centers. Some companies also offer reimbursements for gym memberships, so be sure to ask about that.
This article will examine which health insurance companies pay for a gym membership and how much they cover. We’ll also provide tips on getting the most out of your health insurance benefits. Let’s get started.
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Mental health socializing
Nearly three in ten American seniors live alone, according to the National Institute on Aging, at nearly 13.8 million people. There’s nothing wrong with seniors maintaining their independence, but it’s important to recognize the benefits of socializing for seniors and the hazards of neglecting the social aspect of senior life.
This article will highlight the benefits of socialization in seniors, with some ideas on how to avoid the dangers of isolation.
coming 55 year reunion
Update
The 55-year reunion is scheduled for the summer of 2027.
DECEASED CLASSMATES
Tribute
to our beloved classmates
Dedication
We dedicate this section to our classmates we have lost, cherishing the fond memories we shared with them and honoring the lasting impact they made in our lives.
To find the classmates we have lost, please see their names listed on the alphabetical classmate pages.
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I'd like the memory of me to be a happy one. I'd like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways, of happy times, laughing times, and bright and sunny days. I'd like the tears of those who grieve to dry before the sun, of happy memories that I leave when life is done.
A TRIBUTE TO Leighanne Rappaport
May 24, 1954 - November 18, 2025
Leighanne Rappaport, 71, passed away on November 18, 2025, in Jackson, Michigan. Born on May 24, 1954, in Monroe, Michigan, Leighanne lived a vibrant and meaningful life marked by compassion, creativity, and service.
A graduate of Monroe High School’s Class of 1972, Leighanne continued her education at Eastern Michigan University, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Education. Her career reflected a deep commitment to advocacy and community support. She worked with National Child Safety Council in Michigan Center and later served as Resource Director at Aware in Jackson, where her dedication touched countless lives.
In recognition of her contributions and perseverance, Leighanne was honored with the 2019–2020 Personal Achievement Award from the Jackson Business and Professional Women organization—a testament to her strength and impact.
Leighanne also brought her energy to the local arts scene through volunteer work at the Jackson School of the Arts. Her passion for creativity extended into her personal life as well; she found joy in creating handmade cards that reflected her thoughtful spirit.
An avid traveler with an adventurous heart, Leighanne explored destinations around the world including Australia, Ireland, Amsterdam, Budapest, Germany, Alaska, and Hawaii. She delighted in discovering distinctive art and wine locales along the way.
At home, she shared a special bond with her beloved dog Stella and treasured time spent with those close to her.
She is lovingly remembered by her siblings Nicole (Alec) Dunn, Julia (Joe) Tomaro, and Max (Karen) Rappaport; nieces and nephews Ian Dunn (Yu Jin Pyo), Adam Dunn (Michelle Whitton), Rebecca Dunn, Jean Tomaro (Austin Yancey), Jann Tomaro, Evelyn Sumer-Minker (Justin Minker), Emily Patti (Matt Patti), Ricky Macsis. Her dear friends Shannon Gerdemann, Lee Knapp, Stacey Fairbanks and Rodney Neeley.
Leighanne was preceded in death by her son Bryan Murphy; grandson Seth Murphy; and parents Monroe and Wilma Jennelle (Davidson) Rappaport.
Those who knew Leighanne will remember her as caring and friendly—an eclectic soul whose uniqueness left an indelible mark on everyone she met. May her memory bring comfort to all who loved her.
A celebration of life will be held on March 1, 2026 from 12pm to 4pm at Ironbark Brewing Company 2610 Kibby Rd Jackson MI 49203.
A TRIBUTE TO edwina sutton
Passed on November 22, 2025 Age 71
No arrests have yet been made in this weekend’s shooting.
One woman, identified as Edwina Gail Sutton, 71, of Battlefield Road, Perryville, was killed in the shooting which happened Saturday, Nov. 22, according to a Facebook post from the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office.
Sutton’s identification was confirmed by the Mercer County Coroner’s Office.
On Saturday, deputies located Sutton, who had sustained a gunshot wound and was pronounced deceased on scene, according to the Facebook post.
“All individuals believed to be involved have been detained and transported for further questioning,” The MCSO said.
The sheriff’s office said the firearm believed to be involved in the shooting was also located and recovered.
On Monday, the MCSO were unable to provide any furthers details on the weekend incident.
“There is still a lot of information we’ve got to gather,” Sheriff Ernie Kelty said.
No arrests have been made, Kelty said.
The sheriff said the investigation remains is still open. All evidence will be submitted to the commonwealth’s attorney and to the Mercer County Grand Jury, Kelty said.
HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY