Vancrest of Ada residents tackled social distancing by creating a video that could easily win an Academy Award for short subjects.
A three-minute video on Vancrest’s Facebook(once on the Facebook, scroll down to find the video) features nearly 30 residents with messages to their families and loved loves.
Sara Vordermark, assistant administrator, tells the Icon that while it’s been a crazy month, everyone is so understanding with the situation.
Dear 4-H members, families, volunteers, and supporters:
It is with a heavy heart that I share this news with you.
Due to ongoing health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the decision has been made to cancel all Ohio State University Extension in-person programming through July 6.
This includes all 4-H programs, activities, and events. Additionally, we’ve made the very difficult decision to cancel all 4-H camps through Aug. 31.
Although in-person programming is canceled, we will continue to offer virtual 4-H experiences.
The Ada Icon's bear hunt will post locations of the cuddly little guys perched in windows around town and in the countyside.
As of 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, viewers have reported addresses (and some photos) of four teddy bears. We plan to post the bears on a map for viewers to cruise town and discover these for themselves.
Patrick J. “Pat” Clark, 92, died on Tuesday, April 7, 2020, at 11:05 a.m. at Vancrest of Ada.
He was born on March 17, 1928, in Allen County, Ohio, to the late Lawrence and Edna (Schlosser) Clark. On Oct. 1, 1988, Patrick married Penny L. Keller and she survives in Lima.
Patrick retired from Marathon Oil, where he worked for 22 years as a distributor. He also worked at Stoney Ridge Nursery for 20 years. He formerly worked at Rockwell in Kenton. He formerly belonged to the Sager Lodge of the Masons, LaFayette. Patrick was a member of the NRA. He enjoyed nature, flowers, trees and wildlife, and cutting wood and the outdoors. He was an avid OSU fan and enjoyed golfing.
