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Faith notes/From page 44ship will focus on the Christianwomen’s perspective on dealingwith stress. … The centerholds Sunday worship at 11 a.m.Wednesday night prayer service isheld at 7 p.m. and a midday prayerservice is held Mondays at noon.The center is at 18535 Suit B onOld Statesville Ave. … For moreinformation, visit www.overflowingfamilyworshipcenter.org.• SouthLake Presbyterian:The 2008 Southlake MissionsConference will be held Saturdayand Sunday, Nov. 1 and 2, featuringkeynote speaker PaulKooistra, director of PresbyterianChurch of America’s Mission tothe World program. The conferencewill begin with a breakfastSaturday morning followedby Kooistra and several otherspeakers and will conclude with adinner at 6:30. The following daythe worship service and Sundayschool will center on the theme ofmissions.• St. Mark Catholic: Thechurch is gathering coats, blanketsand toys for the needy. Donationswill be accepted in the worshiparea on Monday and Tuesday,Nov. 17 and 18. To volunteer callKathy at 704-947-6615.— Compiled by Andrew BattenNancy Gill Kincaid RouthMrs. Routh, 73, of Huntersville diedMonday, Oct. 6, at Presbyterian HospitalHuntersville. She was born Aug. 11, 1935,in Salisbury to the late Chalmers andMargaret Kincaid.She is survived by her husband BenDixon Routh Sr.; son Dixon of Huntersville;daughter Sara Mitchell and husband Davidof Mooresville; and two grandchildren.A memorial service was held Saturday,Oct. 11, in the chapel of Raymer FuneralHome. In lieu of flowers, memorials maybe made to the Susan G. Komen BreastCancer Foundation, 5005 LBJ Freeway,Suite 250, Dallas, TX 75244. RaymerFuneral Home of Huntersville is serving thefamily.Faye Nell Cashion JacquesMs. Jacques, 63, of Huntersville diedTuesday, Oct. 7. She was born July 21,1945, in Iredell County to the late FredDoyle Cashion and Marguerite BrantleyCashion.She is survived by sisters Betty Walleyof Davidson, Carol Cooke and husbandVichard of Davidson, and Lynda Danielsand husband George of Davidson; brotherPhillip Cashion and wife Peggy of Mt.Mourne; and seven nephews, one niece,three great nephews and two great nieces.A graveside service and celebration ofher life was held Friday, Oct. 9, at CentrePresbyterian Church in Mt. Mourne.Memorials may be made to a charity ofone’s choice. Raymer Funeral Home ofHuntersville is serving the family.FAITH/OBITUARIESHERALDdeathsKeith Allen RohlfsMr. Rohlfs, 67, of Denver died Friday,Oct. 10. He was born Feb, 6, 1941,in Westbrook, Minn., to the late HarryFreddrick and Francile Jorgenson Rohlfs.He was a corporal in the Marine Corps.and a veteran of the Vietnam war.He is survived by his wife Linda WhiteRohlfs; son Eric of Surfside Beach,S.C.; daughters, Jill of Greenville, S.C.and Coleen Wright and husband Bill ofDavidson; sisters Judy Ann Rohlf andDonna Strand of Cleveland, Minn.; andfour grandchildren. In addition to hisparents he was preceded in death by hisbrother Wayne.The family will hold a celebration ofhis life at a later date. In lieu of flowersdonations can be made to VFW Post 950,121 South Front Street, Mankato, Minn.,56001.Ruth Reynolds CraterMrs. Crater, 88, of Charlotte, diedFriday, Oct. 10, at Presbyterian HospitalHuntersville. She was born Aug. 25, 1920,to the late O.P. and Julia Reynolds.She is survived by her husband RobertDewey Crater; daughter Bobbie Reid ofCharlotte; brother Lewis Reynolds and wifeFreda; sisters Betty Huneycutt and husbandKen and Joann Price and husbandClyde; granddaughter Wendy Leatherwoodand husband Jon; and two great-grandchildren,Ty and Alex. She is preceded indeath by sisters Lucille Bryant and VernieHarris.A funeral service was held Monday, Oct.13, at Williams Memorial PresbyterianChurch with the Rev. Carol Hassell officiating.Interment followed in the churchcemetery. Memorials may be made tothe Mary Nash Sunday School Class atWilliams Memorial Presbyterian Church,4700 Beatties Ford Road, Charlotte,NC 28216. Raymer Funeral Home ofHuntersville is serving the family.William Ernest CookMr. Cook, 54, of Huntersville diedSaturday, Oct. 11, at Lake NormanRegional Medical Center because ofcomplications of lymphoma. He was bornOct. 6, 1954, in Mooresville to Ernestand Ruby Cook. Cook was a Mecklenburgcounty dairy farmer who was also a memberof Cornelius Presbyterian Church wherehe sang tenor in the choir. He led a simpleand faith centered life and was inspirationto many who knew him.He is survived by his wife of 32 yearsCarolyn Bradford Cook; children Erin,Jonathan and Joshua; parents Ernestand Ruby Cook; siblings James Cook ofPenhook, Va., Catherine York of Clover,S.C., Sara Holloway of Winchester, Va.,and Rusty Cook of San Luis Obispo, Calif.A funeral service was held Thursday,THE HERALD OCTOBER 17, 2008 45Oct. 16, at Cornelius Presbyterian Churchwith the Rev. Carl Dumford, the Rev. J.E.Wayland, Jr. and the Rev. Bill Heard officiating.Interment followed at Mt. ZionCommunity Cemetery. In lieu of flowers,the family requests donations to be madeto Cornelius Presbyterian Church, designatedto the Music Fund or the Jonathanand Joshua Cook care giving fund, P.O.Box 279, Cornelius, NC 28031. RaymerFuneral Home of Huntersville is serving thefamily.Nancy Reid Howell SmithMrs. Smith, 76, of Cornelius, diedFriday, Oct. 10, at her residence. She wasborn Oct. 28, 1931, in Charlotte to thelate Buford Reid and Pearl Mills Howell.She was a member of Durham MemorialBaptist Church and the Joy Sunday SchoolClass.She is survived by her daughterJanis Enloe and husband B. Keith ofHuntersville; son Michael of Charlotte;sister JoAnn Roseman of Lillington, N.C.;four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.In addition to her parents, shewas preceded in death by her husbandFred.A service to celebrate her life washeld Monday, Oct. 13, in the Chapel ofForest Lawn West Funeral Home with GeneBoatwright and the Rev. Rick Schubertofficiating. Interment followed in ForestLawn West Cemetery. Memorials may bemade to Hospice at Charlotte, 1420 EastSeventh Street, Charlotte, NC 28204.Forest Lawn West Funeral and CremationService of Charlotte is serving the family.Go beyond. 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