Sarah Ann Bollermann
Sept15, 1967 to Feb14, 2016

Our beautiful Sarah passed away suddenly and unexpectedly onValentines Day. She was born in Portland Oregon to Audy (Davison) and James Bollermann. She graduated from Lincoln High School and lived for some time in Sacramento before moving to the North Shore in 1999. She was a gifted musician, playing Irish flute (in Pubs in Ireland) among other instruments. She was intrigued with the square root of negative numbers. She earned a degree from North Shore
Community College in computer science and became a computer programer at NetAtlantic and recently at NOAA where she was excited about saving whales.
She leaves two amazing children: Ariel Muise, 18, who has a full scholarship to MU for the fall and Aaron Muise who is a budding electric guitarist and hopes to attend Berklee School of Music. She
is also survived by her father and mother, her step-mother Jan Bollermann, siblings Tamara Grim (Erec), Damian Bollermann (Adele), Teresa Bollermann,(Bob) Julie Bollermann (Heintz),Tasha Bollermann West (Joseph) and the children's father Richard Muise, his mother Roz and his siblings Billy (Julie), Sharon Studley (Phillip),Paul and Ronney Muise (Felicia)and her nieces: Serafina Gerard, Greta, Liesl and Rosamonde Grim and Adelaide and Ursula West. She
leaves a huge hole in all our hearts. Her children meant everything to her. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to a trust fund for her children to help them pay living
expenses and finish school at: The Sarah Bollermann Family Fund
at the TD Bank, 2 Harbor Loop, Gloucester,Ma. 01930.

In professional photographers’ circles, Stephen Rudd is a legend. Along the way he has garnered every single award that can be achieved by any wedding photographer. His innovation and artistic images have earned him international recognition and acclaim. Stephen has been voted the “Ontario Professional Photographer of the Year” five times. “The Wedding and Portrait Photographers International Grand Award” and “International Photographer of the Year” twice and has just recently received their “Lifetime Achievement Award.” Lately he stunned the photographic world by having a second image accepted into the “International Photographic Hall of Fame.” Stephen was a seven-time winner of the “Kodak Gallery Award for Photographic Excellence,” which is the professional photography’s version of the Oscar. He was a mentor to photographers all over the world. It is assured that he will be listed as one of the greatest photographers of all time.
He is survived by his life partner, best friend and biggest supporter Lisa Luciano. His daughter Stephanie and his grandsons Kyle and Keegan as well as countless friends, fans and protégés.
With a personality, talent and love as huge as his, the world will never be the same. God broke the mold with him. He will be sorely missed. The “Maestro” has left the building…….

Shinned bright amongst stars, he was one of a kind. Happy, knowledged, intelligent, handsome man he was. Never will be forgotten. Rest In Peace Daddy❤️

Daphne Marie Baker was born on January 31st, 1967 in Kansas City, Missouri to Tanya and Dennis Baker.

She passed away peacefully, with her sons by her side, at Banner Estrella Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona on March 7th, 2016.

Daphne was full of life and had a big heart and a warm smile. She loved her family, animals and the beautiful Arizona winter weather. Her hobbies were spending time with her grandchildren, watching trending news topics, social media, antiquing and admiring the beauty of the Colorado and Arizona sceneries. Her kind-heartedness is greatly missed by all those who were fortunate to know her.

Daphne is preceded in death by her mother Tanya Baker, father Dennis Baker and daughter Brittany Shae. She is survived by her children, Robert Baker of Glenwood Springs, CO, Michael Baker of Denver, CO, Joseph Reyna of Denver, CO, brother Brian Baker, nephew Aleqzander Baker, daughters-in-law, Alissa and Crystal Baker, and grandchildren Sawyer and Azenath Baker.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to a memorial fund that will be set up in Daphne’s name to benefit a puppy adoption program for low-income children. Contributions can be made at any Wells Fargo location under account name: Robert A. Baker c/o Daphne Baker Memorial.

On the evening of February 24, 2016, Rev. Michael Stevenson, Sr. passed away peacefully of natural causes. Brother Mike was home surrounded and comforted by family in Canton, MI at the time of his passing. Michael was 73 years old.

Michael Stevenson was born in Detroit, MI at Henry Ford Hospital on July 30, 1943. He was the second child, and the first son, of Sadie Price and Herman Stevenson. His father, Herman, worked for Ford, so they gave him the middle name of "Ford".

Michael grew up and attended Detroit Public Schools: Custer Elementary (now Thurgood Marshall and Central High School). He graduated from Central State University with a BA in Biology in 1966. He married his college sweetheart, Bertha in August 21, 1964.

As Michael began his family, he continued his education at the University of Michigan graduating with a MS in Industrial Hygiene in 1973. He began his career at Dow Chemical-Midland, MI. Michael continued his career as an Industrial Hygienist with Allied Chemical- Morristown, NJ in 1977.

Upon the death of his youngest daughter in 1983, Michael decided to go full time into the ministry. He moved his family to Virginia Beach, VA where he attended Regent University. Michael received his second MA in Theology in 1987. Upon graduation from Regent he became an associate minister with Rock Church. During his time with Rock Church, he ministered to countless individuals/families, headed the Nehemiah House program and pastored a satellite church in Greenville, SC.

Michael moved to Michigan in retirement to take care of his ailing mother. Michael was preceded in death by: his son, Michael Jr.; father, Herman; his youngest daughter, Michelle Cheree'; mother, Sadie; brother-n-law, Curtis. He is survived by is wife of 51 years, Bertha; daughter Patricia; and five grandchildren- Walter and his wife Brittany, Cheree', Katlyn, Autumn and Bryant Jr.; brother-n-law, Bernard and numberous aunts, uncles, and cousin.