Michael Steven Hollan, age 51, passed away peacefully at Brandon Regional Hospital after having suffered a massive stroke. He is survived by his two children, whom he adored; Reagan Hollan, a freshman at the University of Florida in Gainesville, FL and Logan Hollan, a Junior at Joe E. Newsome High School in Lithia, FL; and his long term partner and best friend, Jennifer Gianonne, originally of Medford Lakes, NJ. Mike was a graduate of Rancocas Valley Regional High School in Mt. Holly, NJ and attended Princeton University. He resided with his family in Fishhawk Ranch, Lithia, FL. He was pre-deceased by his parents, Willie and Carole Hollan of St. Petersburg, FL. Mike was an avid Philadelphia Eagles Football fan and enjoyed watching the games with his family. He worked as the Editor in Chief at Cranbury Publications and at one time for the NJ State Assembly Republican Majority Office under House Speaker, Chuck Haytaian. After having campaigned for Governor elect, Christine Todd Whitman, he was later appointed as Press Secretary for the NJ State Commerce Department under her administration. He enjoyed Tae Kwon Do, spending time with his children and family and visiting Disney World, FL. He will be dearly missed by many who knew him.

My dear brother,

Robert Lee Garmon, 77 of Memphis, Tn died on April 2, 2015. He leaves behind his beloved wife of 33 years, Betty A. (Long) Garmon; 6 children: Kim (Garmon) Hummel, Tyrone L. Garmon, James Raymond Sutton, Melissa A. Cooper, Scott Garmon and Tamara Kujawa. He also leaves behind 14 grandchildren: Dinah, Malachi, Ayden, Nicholas, Devanie, Cannon, Rocky, Emily, Alex, Matthew, Anna, Brandi, Heather, Chad. He also leaves behind 3 brothers: Richard Garmon, James Garmon and Samuel Garmon. Born June 18, 1937 and raised in Hoopeston, Illinois, he was the son of Gleason Wade Garmon and Mae Belle (Goin) Garmon who preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by his brother Daryle Garmon and sister, Barbara Lanie. After graduating from John Greer High School in 1956 (Hoopeston, Illinois), Mr. Garmon proudly served in the Army. He then served 4 years in the Navy where he was an Electronics Technician on the USS Hazelwood during The Cuban Missile Crisis. After military service, he attended the University of Southern Illinois where he received a Bachelor's Degree in business. He then pursued a lifelong career in the banking industry and retired in 2000 after 32 years at The National Bank of Commerce in Memphis, TN. He was loved by his family and always took care of everyone who needed him. He was an avid antique collector, loved old shooting marbles and many other treasures.

Anna Maria Colnar, age 59, embarked on her final adventure on October 7, 2015 at Hospice in Perrysburg, Ohio after battling with Scleroderma and Pulmonary Fibrosis.
Anna was born in Rapid City, South Dakota to LeRoy and Julia (Dickinson) Colnar and was the second of five girls. Anna possessed a wildly creative and adventurous spirit. She shared her love of life wherever she went and accomplished so much in the short time she had with us. Her crowning achievement was being the owner of the Full Moon Bakery in the early years of the Erie Street Market. She created culinary masterpieces with just her hands and a convection oven.
Besides her red cowgirl and chef's hats, Anna wore the hats of Nana, Mom, daughter, sister, friend and sponsor. Anna was 27 years sober and proud of the life her sobriety helped her build for herself and her children. It was a life full of adventures, a beautiful home and a refuge for helpless rescue animals.
Anna is passing on a legacy of compassion to the world. She is preceded in death by her father and survived by her beloved granddaughter, two children, mother, four sisters and their families as well as a community of friends whose size is a testament to Anna's unfailing love and support.

With heavy hearts but with total submission to God's will, we deeply regret to announce the death of our son, brother, husband, friend, Anslem Ifemsochukwu Odikpo. He went to be with the Lord on the 30th of August, 2015. But as in all things, we are thankful to our Sovereign God for the short but highly impactful time he spent with us here on earth.
His bustling career in business and politics took him to various countries across the globe from Nigeria to USA, before his untimely death. Anslem loved to travel and care for people and offer his advice freely. He was a peoples person and is loved dearly my many. He is survived by his wife Lilian, three children - Nicole, Kevin and Jayden, father – Sir (Chief) M.A Odikpo the Azagba of Onicha-Olona, siblings, nieces and nephews. Sochi is deeply loved, and will be missed by us all. Memorial contributions are welcome please contact his immediate family.

Cletus Brasel was a Vietnam Veteran silver Star recipient, football coach,member of the CVMA,father,grandfather, son,brother and one hell of a friend to so many..Ride free my friend..