Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chilcote Celebrate 50th Anniversary

On September 23, 1956 Alice Lambert and Gordon Chilcote exchanged their wedding vows. The ceremony took place at the United Methodist Church in Marion, Michigan with the Rev. Earl Stein officiating. Alice and “Gordie” took up residency in Hudson, Michigan in 1961. They are the parents of four children: Gary, Terry, Randy (Paula) and Renee (Jake). They are also blessed with twelve grandchildren. The couple is looking forward to celebrating the golden milestone with their family.

Nicole M. Roney Graduates

Nicole M. Roney of Hudson graduated with honors from Jackson Community College on May 10,2006 with an Associate in General Studies. She will continue her studies at Spring Arbor University and will pursue a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science. Nicole is currently employed at Jackson Community College and is the youth director for Hanover Horton Church. Nicole is a 2003 graduate of Hudson High School and the daughter of Edward and Diana Roney.  

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Roney Celebrate 25th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roney of Hudson celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Edward Roney and Diana Shadel were united in marriage on June 27, 1981 by the Rev. Richard Havens at the Ambrose Baptist Church in Zone, Ohio. They have four children Nicole (Patrick) Durfey of Manitou Beach, Noelle Roney, Nathan Roney and Nerissa Roney all from Hudson. If you know this couple congratulate them and wish them another 25 years together.

Rupnow Back at West Point

Scott Rupnow has competed Cadet Field Training conducted through June and July at West Point, NY and at Fort Knox, KY.  The course exercises prepare the cadets for the type of warfare currently being experienced in Afghanistan and Iraq.  Upon his successful completion, Scott was promoted to the rank of Cadet Corporal. Scott achieved the Dean's List both semesters of his first year and along with his scores in military and physical training, was ranked 160 out of the 1,152 members of the class of 2009.   He returned to West Point on August 6th to begin preparations for his second academic year.  Known now as "Yuks" or "Yearlings", each second-year cadet is responsible for the orientation and mentoring of an incoming "Plebe" (freshman).  Scott is also a running back again this fall on the Army Black Knights sprint football team.
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