Drago Barisic,Hrvatsko Društvo Sydney Concord Martial arts Master Has Died

Drago Barisic,Hrvatsko Društvo Sydney Concord Martial arts Master Has Died

It is with profound sadness that Hrvatsko Društvo Sydney Concord announces the passing of our cherished lifetime member, Drago Barisic. A pillar of our community, Drago’s unwavering commitment and profound love for the club have left a permanent and cherished mark on all of us.

His dedication touched countless lives, fostering a spirit of unity and passion that defined his involvement. Drago was more than a member; he was a friend and an inspiration, whose contributions helped shape the very fabric of our society.

During this time of immense sorrow, our sincerest and deepest condolences go out to Drago’s beloved family. We share in your grief and hope you find comfort in the warm memories and lasting legacy he leaves behind.

Kyle Crilly,Body Missing Man Found Dead In Falkirk, Maddiston Road area.

Kyle Crilly,Body Missing Man Found Dead In Falkirk, Maddiston Road area.

A community in Falkirk is in mourning after the discovery of a man’s body on Thursday evening. The grim find was made around 9:10pm on December 4, 2025, in the Maddiston Road area.

While formal identification procedures are still pending, authorities have taken the difficult step of informing the family of Kyle Crilly. The young man had been reported missing from the Falkirk area, and the discovery has confirmed their worst fears.

Police have stated that the death is currently being treated as unexplained. However, in a small measure of relief for the concerned local community, they have confirmed the circumstances are not believed to be suspicious. This suggests no evidence of foul play was found at the scene.

A report will be prepared for the Procurator Fiscal, as is standard procedure in such cases. The news has cast a pall over Falkirk, with thoughts turning to the family and friends of Kyle Crilly as they face an unimaginable loss. The investigation will continue to provide answers surrounding this tragic event.

International School of Indiana Mourns Grade 8, Benjamin Wade

International School of Indiana Mourns Grade 8, Benjamin Wade

The International School of Indiana community is heartbroken by the passing of Grade 8 student Benjamin Wade earlier this week.

Ben, his brother Sam (Grade 7), and their parents, Victoria and Jon, are cherished members of our school family. Ben was a talented and engaged student who embraced all aspects of school life. He was a dedicated member of the soccer team, an imaginative participant in the Dungeons & Dragons club, and a thoughtful delegate in Model United Nations.

More than his activities, Ben will be remembered as a beloved classmate, a supportive teammate, and a loyal friend. His vibrant presence and positive spirit touched many, and he will be profoundly missed by all who knew him.

During this time of immense sorrow, we ask that you join us in keeping the entire Wade family in your thoughts and hearts as they navigate this profound loss.

GAINESVILLE, GA -Mourns The Loss Of Julie Ann Hamilton

GAINESVILLE, GA -Mourns The Loss Of Julie Ann Hamilton

GAINESVILLE, Ga. – The Gainesville community is mourning the loss of Julie Ann Hamilton, who passed away recently. A lifelong resident of the area, Julie’s life was marked by dedication to education, service, and the arts.

Julie was an alumna of North Hall High School and furthered her education at Brenau University. She channeled her passion into her career, serving as a Regional Director for the American Heart Association, where she worked tirelessly for a vital cause. Her love for music led her to a teaching role at the Marksmen Mountain Music Camp, where she undoubtedly inspired countless young musicians.

Her passing leaves a void in the hearts of all who knew her. Julie’s commitment to her community, through both health advocacy and musical education, created a lasting legacy of compassion and enrichment.

The family has announced that a full obituary and details regarding arrangements will be provided at a later date. Friends, colleagues, and former students are invited to check for updates as this information becomes available.

John Baker, Student Shot Dead In Active Shooter Incident At Upper Quad Hall North,Virginia Tech Lockdown

John Baker, Student Shot Dead In Active Shooter Incident At Upper Quad Hall North,Virginia Tech Lockdown

Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg was placed under a security lockdown today following reports of an **active shooter** at **Upper Quad Hall North**. Campus-wide emergency alerts urged students, faculty, and staff to immediately shelter in place as law enforcement responded to the scene.

Authorities swiftly secured the area, while the university activated its comprehensive emergency protocols. The campus community relied on official updates and live feeds for critical information as the situation unfolded. Among those sheltering was  John David Baker, a student residing in the affected dormitory, who followed safety procedures with his peers.

The incident highlights the university’s commitment to rapid response and student safety during critical events. Support services, including counseling, have been mobilized for those traumatized by the lockdown.

While the immediate threat has been neutralized, the investigation remains active. Details regarding the shooter’s motive or identity have not yet been released. The Virginia Tech community stands together, reinforcing the importance of vigilance and adhering to official guidance during emergencies.

keegan Bell Car Accident Sarnia, ON Obituary:Ontario Jr. B Lacrosse League mourns member

keegan Bell Car Accident Sarnia, ON Obituary:Ontario Jr. B Lacrosse League mourns member

The Sarnia community and the Ontario lacrosse world are mourning the profound loss of Keegan Bell, who has passed away at the age of 25

A lifelong resident of Sarnia, Ontario, Keegan was a towering figure, both in stature and in spirit, known for his dedication to the sport he loved. As a goaltender for the Point Edward Pacers in the Ontario Jr. B Lacrosse League, his 6-foot-5 frame was a formidable presence in the net. Standing at 200 pounds, he was a dedicated and reliable guardian of his team’s goal.

Born on October 1, 2000, Keegan’s youth was marked by his athletic commitment and teamwork. His position as a goalkeeper required not just physical skill but immense courage and focus, traits he demonstrated every time he stepped onto the floor. His teammates knew they could count on his resilience and unwavering defense.

While his time with the Pacers showcased his talent, Keegan will be remembered for more than his athletic prowess. He was a beloved son, a loyal friend, and a proud hometown individual whose presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His memory will forever be a part of the fabric of Point Edward and Sarnia.

Rob Davies Car Accident Edmonton AB Death,Obituary: Correctional Service Corporate Chief

Rob Davies Car Accident Edmonton AB Death,Obituary: Correctional Service Corporate Chief

The community of Edmonton, Alberta, and the Canadian correctional system are mourning the profound loss of Rob Davies, whose life was tragically cut short in a car accident. More than a title or a career, Rob was a man defined by his unfailing kindness and deep commitment to others.

For many years, Rob served as a respected leader within the Correctional Service of Canada. However, those who worked alongside him knew he represented a different, more compassionate side of Corrections. He was a dedicated champion for the rights and rehabilitation of his people, believing firmly in their potential for change.

Beyond his official duties, Rob’s true impact was felt in his personal approach. He was known for his open-door policy and his willingness to lend an open ear, offering guidance and support to staff and colleagues alike. He led not from a place of authority, but from one of genuine connection and empathy.

Rob Davies’ legacy is not one of policies or procedures, but of the countless lives he touched with his decency and unwavering belief in humanity. His passing leaves a void, but his example as a compassionate leader and a kind-hearted man will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him.

In Loving Memory Of James Campbell- The Heart and Soul of Knox Central Basketball

In Loving Memory Of James Campbell- The Heart and Soul of Knox Central Basketball

The Knox Central community is mourning the loss of James Campbell, a beloved figure whose passion, loyalty, and devotion made him an irreplaceable part of the school’s basketball legacy. James, who has passed away, was more than a fan—he was the heartbeat of Knox Central basketball for generations of players, coaches, and supporters.

For years, James served as the team’s dedicated manager, a role he embraced with pride and enthusiasm. His commitment to the program extended far beyond responsibilities; he poured his heart into every practice, every game, and every player who wore the Blue and Gold. His presence on the sidelines and behind the scenes became a defining piece of Knox Central’s basketball identity.

James’s joy was contagious. Whether celebrating victories, encouraging players, or supporting coaches through challenging seasons, he embodied the very spirit of the Panther family. His loyalty never wavered, and his pride in each team—past and present—was unmatched. Those who knew him remember his warm smile, his boundless energy, and the way he made everyone feel like an important part of the program.

The loss of James Campbell leaves a tremendous void in the hearts of the Knox Central community. His legacy will live on in the memories he created and the love he poured into the game and the people he cherished.

Ted Lubonovich II Philadelphia, PA| Former Vice President Of IATSE Local 487 Has Died

Ted Lubonovich II Philadelphia, PA| Former Vice President Of IATSE Local 487 Has Died

IATSE Local 487 is deeply saddened to announce the sudden passing of our former Vice President and longtime member, Ted Lubonovich II, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Ted was a valued and dedicated member of our union family since 1992. Over his long and impactful career, he contributed his significant talent and unwavering commitment to both the Set Dressing and Construction Departments. His skilled hands and professional dedication helped shape the visual landscape of countless productions, leaving an indelible mark on our work and our community. Ted’s presence on set was a constant; his expertise and camaraderie will be profoundly missed by all who had the privilege of working alongside him.

We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time. We are still gathering information and will share details regarding funeral arrangements with the membership as soon as they become available. Ted’s legacy within Local 487 and the broader film industry will not be forgotten.

Mark Middlebrooks Birmingham, AL Death,Obituary:Family Mourns Beloved Father Who Passed Away

Mark Middlebrooks Birmingham, AL Death,Obituary:Family Mourns Beloved Father Who Passed Away

The Birmingham community mourns the loss of Dr. Mark Middlebrooks, a man whose life was a profound testament to service, knowledge, and kindness. A distinguished physician, his career was dedicated to the critical field of infectious diseases. As a proud graduate and faculty member of the University of Alabama School of Medicine, he co-founded Antimicrobial Stewardship Associates, championing the responsible use of antibiotics to protect future generations.

Yet, Mark’s legacy extends far beyond his medical credentials. He was a devoted husband, a cherished friend, and a mentor to countless young doctors. He generously became an “adopted uncle” to many, offering guidance and unwavering support. His personal passions reflected his caring nature; he found peace in the water as an avid swimmer and was a dedicated dog rescuer, providing a loving home to countless animals in need.

Mark Middlebrooks was a healer in every sense of the word—treating patients, mentoring colleagues, saving animals, and nurturing friendships. He leaves behind a void in Birmingham, but his immense impact on medicine, his community, and all who knew him will endure as a lasting tribute to a life exceptionally well-lived.