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Descendants of Barney Lewis Isaacs Generation No. 1 1.BARNEY LEWIS4 ISAACS (JOHN LEWIS3, MINTON PAGE2, JAMES R.1) was born 15 Jun 1914 in Thompsonville, Cave TWP, Franklin Cty, Illinois, and died11 Nov 1977 in Williamson CTY, Illinois. He married MABEL IMOGENECHRISTY 13 Nov 1948 in Franklin CTY, Illinois, daughter of THOMAS CHRISTYand ELSIE MOORE. She was born 01 Feb 1923 in Dog Prairie, Franklin Cty,Illinois, and died 05 May 2005 in St. Mary's Good Samaritan Hospital, Mt.Vernon, Jefferson Cty, Illinois. Julia Isaacs Schroeder requests thatyou contact her if you are researching this family: juliaschroeder@jalc.edu . Notes for BARNEY LEWIS ISAACS: BARNEY ISAACS-Obit Barney Isaacs, 63, of Rt. 2, West Frankfort, died Friday, November 11, 1977, from an apparent heart attack upon arrival at the Herrin Hospital. Mr. Isaacs recently retired from the Diagraph-Bradley Co. in the OrdillArea in Herrin, IL. He was born June 15, 1914, in Thompsonville toLewis and Julia Carter Isaacs. He married Imogene Christy. Survivorsinclude his Wife three sons, Wayne, Gary and Ronnie, all at home in WestFrankfort; one daughter, Julia Darlene Faro of Herrin; one brother, Everett Isaacs of Thompsonville; one sister, Pearl Hayes of WestFrankfort, and one grandchild. A son and a daughter, preceded him indeath. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the VantreaseFuneral Home in Zeigler. Burial will be in the Denning Cemetery in WestFrankfort. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home. ====================================================================== A TRIBUTE published in the pages of THE SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS Memorial Obituary Entered Into Eternal Rest Friday, Nov. 11, 1977 BARNEY ISAACS Barney Isaacs, 63, of Rt. 2, West Frankfort, died Friday, Nov. 11, 1977, from an apparent heart attack upon arrival at the Herrin Hospital. Mr. Isaacs recently retired from the Diagraph-Bradley Co. in the Ordill Area in Herrin. He was born June 15, 1914, in Thompsonville to Lewis and Julia Carter Isaacs. He married Imogene Christy. Survivors include his wife; three sons, Wayne, Gary and Ronnie, all at home in West Frankfort; one daughter, Julia Darlene Faro of Herrin; onebrother, Everett Isaacs of Thompsonville; one sister, Pearl Hayes of WestFrankfort, and one grandchild. A son and a daughter preceded him in death. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Vantrease Funeral Home in Zeigler. Burial will be in the Denning Cemetery in West Frankfort. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home. More About BARNEY LEWIS ISAACS: Date born 2: 15 Jun 1914 Burial: 14 Nov 1977, Denning Cemetery, Denning TWP, Franklin CTY, Illinois Notes for MABEL IMOGENE CHRISTY: Sunday May 8, 2005 The Southern Illinoisan Obit: Mabel Imogene Christy Isaacs PLUMFIELD -- Imogene Christy Isaacs, 82, of Plumfield, passed away Thursday, May 5, 2005, in the St. Mary's Good Samaritan Hospital in MountVernon. She was born Feb. 1, 1923, in Dog Prairie, a small community inFranklin County, to Walter and Elsie Amanda Moore Christy. She was amember of Dog Prairie Methodist Church. Imogene married Barney IsaacsNov. 13, 1948, in Franklin County. She was preceded in death by herhusband in 1977; her parents; two sisters, Helen and Anna Christy; threebrothers, Edward, Robert and Kenneth Christy; and two children, DonnaJean Isaacs in 1959 and David Lynn Isaacs in 1975. She is survived byone daughter, Julia Darlene Schroeder and husband John of Herrin; threesons, Wayne Isaacs and wife Cathy of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories,Canada, Gary Isaacs and wife Carol of Plumfield and Ronald Isaacs ofMarion; five grandchildren, Carla Faro Haines and husband Scott ofPeoria, Casey Faro Payne and husband Eric of Normal, Kelsie and MichaelIsaacs of Oklahoma City and David Isaacs of Carterville; six stepgrandchildren, Sgt. Michael Shaw, Bill and Daniel Shaw, Private ShaneShaw, Julia Schroeder Curry and husband Garrett of Columbia, S.C. andJohn Schroeder of Marion; three great-grandchildren, Jeremy and NathanHaines and Austin Payne; two step great-grandchildren, McKenna Curry andDana Shaw; one sister, Opal Gayer of West Frankfort; one brother andsister-in-law, James and Phyllis Christy of West Frankfort; and severalnieces and nephews. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday, May 9, 2005, inParker-Reedy Funeral Home in West Frankfort, with the Rev. Charles Ashbyofficiating. Burial will be in the Denning Cemetery. Visitation will befrom 5 to 8 p.m. today in the Parker-Reedy Funeral Home. ==================================================================== Friday May 6, 2005 BENTON EVENING NEWS IMOGENE CHRISTY ISAACS Plumfield Imogene Christy Isaacs, 82, of Plumfield passed away Thursday, May 5, 2005, at the St. Mary's Good Samaritan Hospital in Mt. Vernon. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, May 9, at the Parker-Reedy Funeral Home in West Frankfort. Burial will be in theDenning Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday to theParker-Reedy Funeral Home. She was born Feb. 1, 1923, in Dog Prairie, asmall community in Franklin County, to Walter and Elsie Amanda MooreChristy. She was a member of the Dog Prairie Methodist Church. Imogenemarried Barney Isaacs on November 13, 1948 in Franklin County. She waspreceded in death by her husband in 1977, her parents, two sisters, Helenand Anna Christy; three brothers, Edward, Robert and Kenneth Christy; andtwo children, Donna Jean Isaacs in 1959 and David Lynn Isaacs in 1975. She is survived by one daughter, Julia Darlene Schroeder and her husband,John, of Herrin; three sons, Wayne Isaacs and wife, Cathy, ofYellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada, Gary Isaacs and wife, Carol,of Plumfield and Ronald Isaacs of Marion. She has five grandchildren,Carla Faro Haines and husband, Scott, of Peoria, Casey Faro Payne andhusband, Eric, of Normal, Kelsie and Michael Isaacs of Oklahoma City andDavid Isaacs of Carterville. Also are six stepgrandchildren, Sgt.Michael Shaw, Bill and Daniel Shaw, Private Shane Shaw, Julia SchroederCurry and husband, Garrett, of Columbia, S.C., and John Schroeder ofMarion. , and three great-grandchildren, Jeremy and Nathan Haines, AustinPayne and two step-great-grandchildren, McKenna Curry and Dana Shaw. Shehas one sister, Opal Gayer of West Frankfort and one brother, JamesChristy and wife, Phyllis, of West Frankfort. Also are several lovingnieces and nephews. ==================================================================== More About MABEL IMOGENE CHRISTY: Burial: 09 May 2005, Denning Cemetery, Denning TWP, Franklin Cty, Illinois Pallbearers: Michael Isaacs(son of Lewis Wayne Isaacs), David Isaacs(son of Gary Isaacs), Eric Payne(son-in-law of Julia Isaacs Schroeder), ScottHaines(son-in-law of Julia Isaacs Schroeder), Shane Shaw(stepson of GaryIsaacs), Bill Shaw(stepson of Gary Isaacs) Children of BARNEY ISAACS and MABEL CHRISTY are: 2.i.PH. D. JULIA DARLENE5 ISAACS, b. 30 Jun 1954, Herrin, Williamson Cty, Illinois. 3.ii.LEWIS WAYNE ISAACS, b. 07 Oct 1955, Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Williamson Cty, Illinois. iii.DONNA JEAN ISAACS, b. 08 Sep 1956, Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Williamson Cty, Illinois; d. 05 Jan 1959, Union Hospital, West Frankfort,Franklin CTY, Illinois. Notes for DONNA JEAN ISAACS: The Daily American January 5, 1959 PLUMFIELD CHILD DEAD OF VIRULENT TYPE MENINGITIS A two year-old Plumfield child, Donna Jean Isaacs, is dead today of meningococcal meningitis and children and young adults have been advisednot to expose themselves by calling at the Walker funeral home, 1003 EastMain street, where the body will lie in state after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Dr.L. J. Rossitter, pathologist at Doctors hospital in Carbondale, whoperformed an autopsy shortly after noon today, described the disease as"not contagious, but very virulent and quick acting" and advised thatyoung persons not expose themselves. The child died about 6:30 a.m. today in Union hospital shortly after her parents Mr. And Mrs. Barney Isaacs, Plumfield, rushed her to the hospitalwhen her condition suddenly appeared alarming. First notice of thechild's illness was said to have been Sunday afternoon and it was notthought to be serious. The couple also has three other children, JuliaDarlene, 4; Lewis Wayne, 3; and David, six months. Funeral services willbe held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Rev Paul Dixon, pastorof Calvary Baptist church will officiate. Burial will be in the Denningcemetery, west of this city. Julia Isaacs Schroeder requests that you contact her if you are researching this family: juliaschroeder@jalc.edu . More About DONNA JEAN ISAACS: Burial: Denning Cemetery, Denning TWP, Franklin CTY, Illinois Cause of Death: Meningitis iv.DAVID LYNN ISAACS, b. 16 Jul 1958, Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Williamson Cty, Illinois; d. 25 Jul 1975, Big Muddy River, Plumfield,Franklin Cty, Illinois. Notes for DAVID LYNN ISAACS: From the The Daily American, West Frankfort, Illinois, Monday, July 28, 1975 Big Muddy Claims victim--- Body of Drowned youth Recovered A post mortem examination is being held in the drowning death this weekend of David lsaacs, 17, of R.R. 2 Plumfield, after his body wasfound about 40 to 50 feet from the area which he reportedly entered thewaters of the Big Muddy River: east of West Frankfort Friday. According ,to Franklin County Coroner Charles Seagle, an autopsy is being performed by a pathologist at the Herrin Hospital to determine cause ofdeath. Immediate investigation of the body at the scene of recovery siterevealed no marks of violence or anything of that nature, he said. "We are assuming drowning by accident," Seagle added, and said - witnesses had been questioned. He said the boy was dressed in tennisshoes, with no socks, blue jeans, and had nothing in his pockets,indicating he was dressed to go into the water. The youth's father,according to Seagle, said the boy was afraid of the water. Seagle said arope was tied to the bank of the river, verifying a witness's story thatthe boy had held onto a rope when going into the water. The Conservation Department workers at Rend Lake found the body, "just about in the spot where the youth was reported to have entered thewater," Seagle said, a spot that had been checked before, but nothingfound. lsaacs was first reported to the Franklin County Sheriff's Department. ================================================================= Three brothers victims SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1975 Four youths drown in Southern Illinois rivers--------Bodies of all but one recovered Four drownings were reported in Southern Illinois Sunday. Three of the dead are brothers. The bodies of Ricky Anderson, 16, and Harvey Anderson14, were recovered about midnight from the Mississippi River, about fivemiles north of Cairo. A third brother, Darrell Anderson, 11, is missingand also presumed drowned, according to authorities. Police said thebrothers, who lived in Cairo, were on a Sunday afternoon outing withfriends on the Mississippi River and disappeared while swimming. The body of a Plumfield youth was recovered from the Big Muddy River early Sunday, nearly 36 hours after the youth disappeared while wading. David Isaacs, 17, apparently stepped in a hole in the river bottom whilewading with friends just north of the Illinois 149 bridge west of WestFrankfort. Mr. Isaacs, who could not swim, went under about 8 p.m.Friday, Franklin County radio operator Bill Lewis said. Divers from Carterville, Du Quoin and other area communities were called to search for the youth's body, but the search was halted about midnight.It resumed Saturday morning and was halted again Saturday night. Mr.Isaacs' body was recovered at 8:25 a.m. Sunday, about 15 feet from wherehe went under, Lewis said. An autopsy will be performed today and acoroner's inquest will be scheduled later. He was born July 16, 1958, inHerrin, to Barney and Imogene Christy Isaacs. He was a junior atFrankfort Community High School. Survivors are his parents; threebrothers, Wayne, Gary and Ronald, all at home; and a sister, JuliaDarlene of Herrin. One sister, Donna, preceded him in death in 1959. Thefuneral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Vantrease Funeral Home inZeigler. The Rev. Frank Davis will officiate. Burial will be in DenningCemetery in West Frankfort. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at thefuneral home. Julia Isaacs Schroeder requests that you contact her ifyou are researching this family: juliaschroeder@jalc.edu . ================================================================== More About DAVID LYNN ISAACS: Burial: 29 Jul 1975, Denning Cemetery, Denning TWP, Franklin CTY, Illinois Cause of Death: Drowning 4.v.GARY LEE ISAACS, b. 15 Mar 1960, Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Williamson Cty, Illinois. vi.RONALD ALLEN ISAACS, b. 11 Dec 1961, Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Williamson Cty, Illinois. Generation No. 2 2. PH. D. JULIA DARLENE5 ISAACS (BARNEY LEWIS4, JOHN LEWIS3, MINTON PAGE2, JAMES R.1) was born 30 Jun 1954 in Herrin, Williamson Cty,Illinois. She married (1) KEITH WINSTON REYNOLDS 05 Mar 1972. Shemarried (2) STEPHEN LOUIS FARO 26 Apr 1976 in Plumfield, Denning TWP,Franklin Cty, Illinois, son of LOU FARO and BETTY MURRAY. He was born 10Jan 1950. She married (3) JOHN WILSON SCHROEDER 14 Feb 1995 in Paducah,Kentucky, son of THEODORE SCHROEDER and RUTH KUEHN. He was born 28 May1945 in Schenectady, New York. Notes for PH. D. JULIA DARLENE ISAACS: The Southern Illinoisan Monday, November 16, 1998 JALC teachers are recognized Fifteen teachers at John A. Logan College have received national recognition in the 1998 edition of "Who's Who Among American Teachers,"an index of outstanding teachers chosen by their former students. Nominations were solicited from students previously recognized in twopublications devoted to outstanding students, "The National Dean's List"and "Who's Who Among American High School Students." Teachers named tothe list included those from both the college's baccalaureate transferdivision and the career division and included Karen Betts, JeneeceBishop, Joanna Christopher, Shirley Everingham, Bill Gayer, Ken Gilbert,Carol Johns, Mickey McCowen, Jane Minton, Carol Mitchell, John Montacue,Edgar Montano, Ron Parks, Julia Schroeder and Marilyn Toliver. ================================ ========================================= November 12, 1999 Volunteer Newspaper Dr. Julia Schroeder Appointed Dean of Instruction As the Dean for Instruction, Schroeder oversees the career and transfer program's instructional areas, making sure that there is a balancebetween the two and that they compliment each other as much as possible.She also works with the faculty in organizing the course offerings eachsemester, and the articulation of those courses. Schroeder grew up inPlumfield, Illinois not far from West Frankfort and graduated from WestFrankfort High School. From a very young age she found an affinity formath and science, particularly physics. "My senior year in high school,I was the only female and there were 24 students in my physics class,"Schroeder recalls, "I was going to drop my physics class because I wasthe only female. And my physics instructor says, 'Oh, if you drop thenwe'll never get any females to take physics again, so I didn't, and thatprobably worked out pretty well." Schroeder started her collegiate career at John A. Logan College. She then transferred to Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, earning notonly a BS in mathematics, but also an MS and a Ph.D. She credits herfather as the influence that set her on the road she walks today. "Igrew up with four brothers, and my mother thought that it was it veryimportant that my brothers go to college. It wasn't as important to herfor me to go to college," she remembers, "and my father always said Icould be anything I wanted to be." As the recently appointed Dean for Instruction, and the only administrator who still teaches courses at John A. Logan College, Dr.Julia Schroeder continues her commitment to education and personalgrowth. "I'm very excited about having this position," Schroeder said."It's a little cumbersome, now, I'm still doing the Associate Deanduties also until that position is filled." Schroeder replaced Dr.Maxine Pyle, after working as the Associate Dean for BaccalaureateTransfer Education since 1995. Pyle became Vice-president forAdministration in October. Julia Isaacs Schroeder requests that youcontact her if you are researching this family: juliaschroeder@jalc.edu. ================================ ========================================== John A. Logan College Newsletter March/April 2001 Distinguished Alumnus And Pacesetter Recipients To Be Honored John A. Logan College's nominees for the Distinguished Alumnus and Pacesetter Awards have been announced. The nominees are selected torepresent the College in the annual awards program offered by theIllinois Community College Trustees Association. Both awards recognize the success stories of Illinois' community college graduates: the DistinguishedAlumnus must have graduated more than five years ago, while thePacesetter Award goes to someone who has graduated within the last fiveyears. The College will recognizes these individuals at Commencementceremonies on May 11, and the ICCTA will hold an awards banquet in theirhonor at its annual convention in June. The Distinguished Alumnus awardee for 2001 is Dr. Julia Schroeder, currently vice-president for instruction at John A. Logan College. Dr.Schroeder received her Associate in Science degree from the College in1974. She went on to complete bachelor and master of science degrees atSouthern Illinois University at Carbondale and completed her Ph.D. atSIU-C in May of 1995. Dr. Schroeder started her teaching career at Benton High School where she taught for one year. She then taught at Carbondale High School for 14years. During 10 of those years she also taught part-time physics andmathematics at John A. Logan College. She was hired as a full-timeprofessor of mathematics and physics at the College in 1990. Dr.Schroeder was named assistant to the dean for instruction in 1993,associate dean for baccalaureate transfer education in 1995, and dean forinstruction in 1999. She has acquired a long list of awards and honors, is active in numerous state and national committees, and has a number of publications, trainingmanuals, reviewed texts, and professional presentations to her credit. Her many outstanding accomplishments at JohnA. Logan College include asuccessful mentoring program for part-time faculty implemented in 1993,which is now being extended to new full-time faculty, and her developmentof a statistical process control training program introduced to localindustries through the Business and Industry Center; the program isongoing and has served as a model for other types of training. Her goalsas vice-president for instruction include overseeing implementation ofblock scheduling of courses, expanding the use of Internet and two-wayvideo systems to teach courses, increasing new student enrollment byexpanding a dual-credit program to all 11 high schools in the Collegedistrict, and adding to the number of courses offered at the College'sextension centers. Dr. Schroeder credits her instructors at John A. Logan College as "the most important component that impacted my life." "I acquired confidenceand a 'can-do-it' attitude because of the instructors at John A. LoganCollege who believed in me," she says. Dr. Schroeder resides with her husband, John, in Herrin. She has two daughters, Carla Faro, an electrical engineer, and Casey Faro, anIllinois State trooper. Both daughters attended John A. Logan College. ======================================================================== THE SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2003 Logan , graduation Friday CARTERVILLE John A. Logan College's 34th commencement service is set for 7 p.m. Friday in the college's gymnasium and convocation center . As many as 733students have applied for graduation. The diplomas and certificates willbe presented by board of trustees Chairman Jake Rendleman and Dr. RobertMees, president of the college. Dr. Julia Schroeder, vice president forinstructional services, will certify the graduates. ================================ ========================================= SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN---JANUARY 21, 2005 JOHN A. LOGAN COLLEGE OFFERING 'FRIDAYS ONLY' CLASSES BY JOHN D. HOMAN THE SOUTHERN ...................... Julia Schroeder, vice president for instruction at the college, said the cutting-edge concept of Fridays Only classes became possible because anumber of students approached the college, asking for some assistancesince many had concerns with daycare, work and transportation. "So, we thought we would give this a try," Schroeder said. "It's actually possible that you can take four three-hour courses in one day and beconsidered a full-time student with 12 credit hours, but that kind ofschedule is not for everyone." .................. Schroeder said a couple of different classes will be offered in each time block. "What's more likely is that students will take a couple of FridaysOnly classes and then supplement that coursework with an online class, oreven a telecourse." ================================ ========================================= John A. Logan College Board of Trustees meeting The Daily American Monday, January 31, 2005 12:25 PM CST Meeting in regular session on January 25, 2005, the John A. Logan College Board of Trustees heard updates on Governor Rod Blagojevich's recentvisit and tentative budget figures for next year before hearing reportson construction activities, financial aid, and lifelong learning. ...................................... Vice-President for Instruction Julia Schroeder reported that fall 2004 credit hours taken by students were up by 10.5 percent over fall 2003.Schroeder also spoke of the College's interest in providing lifelonglearning activities and that a poll of 600 individuals over age 60 hadshown that age group was most interested in health and fitness and incomputer use. ================================ ========================================= MARCH 7, 2005 The Southern Illinoisan MORE STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN DUAL-CREDIT PROGRAMS BY JOHN D. HOMAN THE SOUTHERN CARTERVILLE - To get a leg up on their collegiate careers, an increasing number of high school students in the region are taking advantage ofdual-credit programs offered by their school and local community college. Julia Schroeder, vice-president for instruction at John A. Logan College, on Wednesday said all 11 in-district high schools were participating inthe dual-credit program, which allows talented students to earn collegecredits while in high school. "It's a good opportunity for students to at least get a good jump on their associate or baccalaureate degrees," Schroeder said. "And it savesparents money." Save indeed. Students do not have to pay college tuition for the dual-credit courses as community colleges are reimbursed through a state grant. In somecases, students may have to pay for books. Offered primarily to juniorsand seniors, dual-credit courses are those courses not offered at thehigh school. Such courses might include foreign language or scienceclasses, for example, or technology-based classes. The number of students participating in dual credit at JALC has skyrocketed from 227 in the fall of 2003 to 531 in the fall of 2004. ================================ ========================================= Julia grew up in a small community called Plumfield, in Denning TWP, Franklin Cty, Illinois. Richard Starets found this history of Plumfield: From Franklin County Illinois 1818-1997- by Turner Pub.; page 20: PLUMFIELD The old Shawneetown-Kaskaskia Trail crossed the Big Muddy in what is now Denning Township. Part of this trail was only a path in which a mancould walk or ride horseback. No wagon could travel. The FederalGovernment offered a tract of land to Charles Humphrey in 1811 to build aferry across the river at this point. He accepted the offer and built theferry. He operated the ferry until 1817. Congress had granted money tobuild a road and the road was made. There was to be a toll bridge overBig Muddy at the Dement's Settlement. This settlement was to becomePlumbfield. a stagecoach station, a post office and tavern, where atraveler could get a room and meals. In 1850, there was a general store,a tavern stagecoach stop, post office, a water mill on the river, twosawmills and two stave mills. Plumbfield had a population of over 500. The post office closed when Rural Free Delivery was established in 1915. With the coming of therailroad, the stagecoach was discontinued. Wagon trains became fewer.They only drove their animals to market. The sinking of Zeigler minetook more people from the area as they moved into Zeigler to work in thecoal mines. Plumbfield was declining rapidly. The most devastation camewith the powerful tornado, March 18, 1925, when the village wasdestroyed. Most of it was never rebuilt. Today there are a few houses.The toll bridge is gone along with most of the trail. The residentstravel into West Frankfort or Zeigler to shop and go to school. (Ricknote: there is no date indicated as to when this history was written. Thebook itself was published in 1996, but many excerpts and family historiesseem dated. More About PH. D. JULIA DARLENE ISAACS: Degree 1: 14 May 1976, BS: SIU-Carbondale Mathematics Degree 2: 14 May 1988, MS: SIU-Carbondale Mathematics Degree 3: 14 May 1995, Ph. D.: SIU-Carbondale Workforce Education & Development Education: 1972, West Frankfort High School, West Frankfort, Franklin CTY, Illinois Namesake: Julia Ann Carter Isaacs---paternal grandmother Julia Isaacs Schroeder requests that you contact her if you are researching this family: juliaschroeder@jalc.edu . Children of JULIA ISAACS and STEPHEN FARO are: 5.i.CARLA JEAN6 FARO, b. 24 Jul 1972, West Frankfort, Frankfort TWP, Franklin Cty, Illinois. 6.ii.CASEY LYNN FARO, b. 13 Jun 1978, Herrin, Williamson Cty, Illinois. 3. LEWIS WAYNE5 ISAACS (BARNEY LEWIS4, JOHN LEWIS3, MINTON PAGE2, JAMES R.1) was born 07 Oct 1955 in Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Williamson Cty,Illinois. He married CATHY ELLEN COX 14 Nov 1981 in Oklahoma City,Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, daughter of BILLY COX and INEZ DERRICK. Shewas born 03 Oct 1954 in St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, OklahomaCty, Oklahoma. Notes for LEWIS WAYNE ISAACS: Southern Illinoisan, Monday, March 29, 1993 Isaacs promoted L. Wayne Isaacs has been promoted to vice president of underground operations for Eastern Associated Coal Corp., a subsidiary of PeabodyHolding Co. He will be responsible for overall management and planning ofall underground operations owned and managed by Eastern Associated Inc,in West Virginia. A native of West Frankfort, Isaacs holds a bachelor'sdegree in civil engineering from SlUC, a bachelor's degree in miningengineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla and a master's degreein mining engineering from SlUC. Isaacs joined Kerr-McGee Coal Co. as a mine engineer in 1980 and was promoted to several engineering and operating management positions beforebeing named mine superintendent for Mine 5 in Galatia in 1987. He servedon the mine rescue team for three years. In 1990, he was promoted to vicepresident of Pioneer Fuel, KerrMcGee's southern West Virginia subsidiary.In 1991, Isaacs joined Peabody as the general superintendent at Harris 1in West Virginia. Isaacs and his wife, Cathy, have two children and willbe relocating from Beckley to Charleston, W.Va., , soon. He is the son ofImogene Isaacs of Plumfield and the late Barney Isaacs. ================================================================= ILLAWARRA MERCURY, Saturday, December 5, 1998 BHP mine man named to board By GEOFF FAILES BHP's underground business development general manager Wayne Isaacs has been appointed to the Mine Subsidence Board. Minerals Minister BobMartin announced his appointment yesterday. He said Mr Isaacs had had 20years experience in underground mining operations mostly in West Virginiaand Illinois in the United States including time as vice-president ofunderground operations for the Peabody Coal Company, the world's largestnon-government owned coal company. Mr Isaacs came to Australia and BHPlast year being responsible for business development relating to newunderground operations in NSW and Queensland as well as overseeingengineering and technical support for BHP's new mines. ================================================================== BHPBilliton Publication December 2004--Canadian CEO BHP Billiton Ceo Wayne Isaacs: " The legacy I hope to leave in this region are communities that are better provided for from the standpointof education." ================================================================== More About LEWIS WAYNE ISAACS: Degree1: 1977, BS Civil Engineering SIU-C Degree2: 1979, BS Mining Engineering University Missouri-Rolla Degree3: 1986, MS Mining Engineering SIU-Carbondale Education: 1973, West Frankfort High School, West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois Military service: Bet. 1976 - 1983, Illinois Army National Guard Namesake: John Lewis Isaacs---paternal grandfather More About CATHY ELLEN COX: Degree: 1976, BS Business Administration Oklahoma State University Children of LEWIS ISAACS and CATHY COX are: i.KELSIE ELLEN6 ISAACS, b. 16 Sep 1983. ii.MICHAEL WAYNE ISAACS, b. 18 Jun 1991, St. John's Hospital, Springfield, Sangamon Cty, Illinois. 4. GARY LEE5 ISAACS (BARNEY LEWIS4, JOHN LEWIS3, MINTON PAGE2, JAMES R.1) was born 15 Mar 1960 in Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Williamson Cty,Illinois. He married (1) PAULA RUSSELL. He married (2) CAROL LYNSMITH, daughter of EDGAR SHAW and MARY EDWARDS. She was born 01 Aug 1964in Rosieclare General Hospital, Rosieclare, Illinois. Notes for GARY LEE ISAACS: Boy, 13, in good condition A 13-year-old rural West Frankfort boy, injured in a car accident Wednesday, is in good condition at Union Hospital, in West Frankfort.Gary Isaacs, Rt. 2, West Frankfort, was hurt at 12: 40 p.m. in the 200block, of East Main street when he tried to cross it from south to north,West Frankfort police said. Young Isaacs apparently ran from behind someparked cars into the path of car driven by Steven R. Wright, 16, policesaid. Police said young Isaacs sustained a possible broken arm and leg. Hospital officials declined to comment about his, injuries. Wright wasnot issued a citation, police said. ================================ ========================================== Easter Bonnets No worries about a new Easter bonnet for these youngsters. They are (left to right) Gary Isaacs, wearing his rabbit-eared high hat, ReginaDillingham and Miranda Spain in the multi-flowered bonnet Rebecca Fieldswears pink poke and Alan Murphy is stepping high in his high hat. Thesefirst graders at Joiner School created their own flower-covered hatsbonnets for the Easter parade under the supervision of teachers Mrs. MaryPalmer and Mrs. Coeva Carney. ================================ =========================================== More About GARY LEE ISAACS: Education: 1979, West Frankfort High School, West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois Notes for CAROL LYN SMITH: RONALD EDGAR SHAW He married CAROL LYN SMITH, daughter of EVERT LEE SHAW (B: 2/2/0/1938 D: 9/27/1998 buried: DENNING CMTY) and MARY MAZELLAEDWARDS (B: 11/13/1940). Evert and Mary were divorced in July 1982. Carol was born August 01, 1964 in Rosieclare General Hospital,Rosieclare, Illinois. Children of RONALD SHAW and CAROL SMITH are: +i.MICHAEL WAYNE SHAW, b. January 18, 1982, Union Hospital, West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois. ii.RONALD SHANE SHAW, b. January 11, 1985, Union Hospital, West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois. iii.WILLIAM GENE SHAW, b. September 21, 1986, Union Hospital, West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois. iv.CAROLYN VICTORIA SHAW, b. January 16, 1984, Union Hospital, West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois; d. January 16, 1984, Union Hospital,West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois. This was a spontanious abortionand the baby's body was sent to a St. Louis medical center for research. More About CAROLYN VICTORIA SHAW: Cause of Death: Stillborn at 5 months v.DANIEL LEE SHAW, b. May 10, 1988, Marion Memorial Hospital, Marion, Williamson Cty, Illinois. + MICHAEL WAYNE SHAW (RONALD EDGAR) was born January 18, 1982 in Union Hospital, West Frankfort, Franklin Cty, Illinois. He married JESSICALYNN SPEARS December 01, 2000 in Franklin Cty, Illinois. She was bornJanuary 19, 1984. Child of MICHAEL SHAW and JESSICA SPEARS is: i.DANA JO SHAW, b. January 11, 2002. Marriage Notes for GARY ISAACS and CAROL SMITH: MARRIAGE LICENSES, DIVORCES The Southern Illinoisan Date: January 5, 2003 FRANKLIN COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES Dec. 23 Gary L. Isaacs and Carol L. Shaw, both of West Frankfort. Child of GARY ISAACS and PAULA RUSSELL is: i.DAVID LEWIS6 ISAACS. Generation No. 3 5. CARLA JEAN6 FARO (JULIA DARLENE5 ISAACS, BARNEY LEWIS4, JOHN LEWIS3, MINTON PAGE2, JAMES R.1) was born 24 Jul 1972 in West Frankfort,Frankfort TWP, Franklin Cty, Illinois. She married SCOTT AARON HAINES 16Aug 1997 in Davenport, Iowa. He was born 15 Oct 1969. More About CARLA JEAN FARO: Degree: 1994, BS-Electrical Engineer University of Illinois--Champaign/Urbana Education: 1990 graduate of Herrin High School, Herrin Williamson Cty, Illinois Children of CARLA FARO and SCOTT HAINES are: i.JEREMY MICHAEL7 HAINES, b. 19 Nov 2003, Peoria, Peoria Cty, Illinois. More About JEREMY MICHAEL HAINES: Birth Info: 19 Nov 2003, 2:45 a.m., 6lbs 1oz, 18.75" at St Francis of Asissi Hospital ii.NATHAN ANDREW HAINES, b. 19 Nov 2003, Peoria, Peoria Cty, Illinois. More About NATHAN ANDREW HAINES: Birth Info: 19 Nov 2003, 2:47 a.m., 5lbs 13oz, 18.5" at St. Francis of Asissi Hospital 6. CASEY LYNN6 FARO (JULIA DARLENE5 ISAACS, BARNEY LEWIS4, JOHN LEWIS3, MINTON PAGE2, JAMES R.1) was born 13 Jun 1978 in Herrin, Williamson Cty,Illinois. She married ERIC DAVID PAYNE 28 Sep 2002 in Maui, Hawaii, sonof GLEN PAYNE and CAROL CLAUDON. He was born 24 Mar 1970 in Normal,Illinois. More About CASEY LYNN FARO: Degree: 1999, BS Psychology/Sociology(double major) SIU-Edwardsville Education: 1996, Graduated from Herrin High School, Herrin Williamson Cty, Illinois ISP Academy: Sep 2000, Illinois State Trooper Notes for ERIC DAVID PAYNE: Eric is adopted. Child of CASEY FARO and ERIC PAYNE is: i.AUSTIN DAVID7 PAYNE, b. 07 Jul 2003, Naperville, Illinois. More About AUSTIN DAVID PAYNE: Birth Info: 07 Jul 2003, 5:22 a.m., 7 lbs, 19" at Edwards Hospital | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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