“It’s hard to go to trustees without the zoning (commission’s) support.” “It was a real relief getting through (the zoning commission),” said Dan Wheeler, an engineer and director of development at Target Management and Leasing, lead developer of the project. Trustees are expected to hold a public hearing and may vote on the matter on July 20. It now goes before the township’s board of trustees for final approval of the requested zone change and preliminary plan that would allow the project to proceed. The project – Freedom Pointe – narrowly received approval from the Liberty Township Zoning Commission on a 3-2 vote, with commissioners James Dobrozsi, and Mike Stater voting no. – Construction of a Costco store as the flagship of a $133 million development came one step closer to fruition this week. Guests are asked to wear masks.LIBERTY TWP. A Celebration of Life will follow at 11:00 a.m. Calvary Pentecostal Church, 1812 OakHill Avenue. Visitation will be Thursday, Jfrom 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
He was preceded in death by his parents wives, Bernice Boffman who passed away in 2008, and Betty Jo Robbins who passed away in 2022 his son, Errol Clemons and stepchildren, Rhonda and Kinney Robbins. Tara Clemons and Sean (Cheryl) Robbins 13 grandchildren, including Jahala, Tameron, Taedrian and Zendaya March, Ronald Womack III, Havilland, Xavier and Eunice Jones six great-grandchildren a great-great-granddaughter, Noel Womack six siblings, Earl (Sylvia) March of Lima, Jessie Ann (Joe) Bricker, Rufus March and Floyd March, all of Peoria, Illinois, Katy Ann (William) Wyche of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Mary Ann March of Liberty the mother of his son, Audrey Watkins a host of nieces and nephews, including Robert and Ronald Ford, whom he helped to rear, other family, church family and friends. (Rosemary) March of Liberty his stepchildren whom he reared, Lesley (Ronald) Boffman-Womack, Mr. He leaves to cherish his life and legacy, his son, Thomas C. Marine Corps veteran and received a Purple Heart.
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