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Thursday, October 5-October 11, 2023 www.shelbyinfo.com 704/484-1047 - shelby shopper & info - Page 17 THANK YOU! THANK YOU! MON.-SAT. 10AM-10PM • SUNDAY 11AM-10PM DQ.com DQ.com 704-482-6681 704-482-6681 814 S. DEKALB ST., SHELBY, NC We Appreciate Your Business and We Are Here to Serve You. Original Cheeseburger Meal 3-pc. Chicken Strip Meal Includes dessert! ger Hayward Marks of Hidden Springs Farm in Lattimore shows some of his roasted corn that he sells at the Cleveland County Agriculture Fair. Jeff Melton photo OBITUARIES OBITUARIES I N RE M E M B RA N C E I N RE M E M B RA N C E Continued From Page 16 TAMMY JANE IRVIN STROUPE Tammy Jane Irvin Stroupe, 49, of Shelby, passed away on Thursday, September 28, 2023. Born in Cleveland County, on January 29, 1974, she was the daughter of Debra Strange and the late Dennis Ray Irvin. In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by a brother, Alan Irvin and grandparents. Survivors include her husband, Arnold Wayne Stroupe; son, Dustin Stroupe of Shelby; daughter, Amber Stroupe of Casar; brother, David Irvin of Shelby and six grandchildren. A Private Graveside Service will be held at Rose Hill Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to Via Health Partners (Formerly Hospice Cleveland County), 951 Wendover Heights Drive, Shelby, NC 28150. A guest register is avail- able at www.stameytysinger- funeralhome.com. Arrangements have been entrusted to Stamey-Tysinger Funeral Home & Cremation Center, Inc., Fallston, NC. CARL WAYNE KEOWN Carl Wayne Keown, 81, passed away on Friday, September 22, 2023. He was born in Kentucky to the late Roma Keown and Nancy Loretta Keown. He is also predeceased by his sis- ters, Edith Golf and Beatrice Kay "Granny" Keown Earls; and brother, Bernard Keown. Left to cherish his mem- ories are his wife, Norma Sue Earls Keown of the home; (children) son, Carl Wayne Keown, Jr. and wife, Leanne Keown, son, Roma Dale Keown and wife, Angela Keown; daugh- ter, Tina Dobbs, son, Glenn Alen Keown "Peewee" and wife, Natalie Keown, son, Jeffrey Wayne Keown; daughter, Carla Sue Kewon Hancock; and daughter, Brandy Nichole Keown; twenty-six grandchildren; thirty great-grandchildren; (siblings) sister, Jean Ward; brother, Randy Keown; brother, Bobby Keown; sis- ter, Maryann Hayes; sister, Alice Penner; brother, Dean Keown; sister, Pat Duvall; sister, Kathy Shartzer; sister, Sharron Salee 'Sherry"; and brother, Kevin Keown. Funeral Services were held September 30, 2023 at Camp Creek Baptist Church, Mooresboro, NC, with Pastor Steve Durham officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Robert Morgan Funeral and Cremation Services, LLC is serving the family. Memorial tributes may be made at www.rsmorganfsl.com. RALPH FREDERICK DELLINGER SR. Ralph Frederick Dellinger Sr., 83, of Clover, SC, passed away on September 29, 2023. He was born in Caldwell County, NC, son of the late Charlie Frederick and Elsie Marie Price Dellinger and was preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy Phillips Dellinger; his brother, Andrew "Cracker" Dellinger, two sisters, Irene Randolph and Blanche Bridges, and a granddaughter. He is survived by his wife: Minnie Thompson Dellinger, of the home; children: Ralph Frederick "Feddie" Dellinger Jr. (Mira) Gastonia, NC, Deborah Blanton (Keith) Gastonia, NC; five grandchil- dren; tweleve great grand- children and one great-great grandchild; and step-son: Todd McCraw (Laura). Funeral service was held October 1, 2023 at Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church with Reverends Greg Neely and Richard Brown officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. Guest Register available at www.harrisfunerals.com. Arrangements: Harris Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Kings Mountain, NC. KATHRYN LOUISE CLARK HAYNES Kathryn Louise Clark Haynes passed away on September, 28, 2023. She was born January 22, 1924, Bessemer City, NC. Mrs. Haynes was preced- ed in death by her husband, Raymond Bostic Haynes; her son, Mark Ellis Haynes; and two great grandchildren. She is survived by her chil- dren: Brenda Sue Haynes Rhodes (Frankie), Connie Ray Haynes (Darlene), Dennis Raymond Haynes (Sue), and daughter-in-law, Sharon Haynes of Charlotte; six grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. four great great grandchil- dren and one on the way. Also predeceased by par- ents, Henderson and Ila Clark and siblings Dorothy, Ernest, and Lester Clark and Mary Frances Mourglea. Funeral services were held October 4, 2023, at Hephzibah ARP with Pastor Brant Wilkie officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to your favorite charity. Condolences may be made to www.carpenterport- er.com Carpenter-Porter Funeral and Cremation Services is serving the family. Millions appropriated for Cleveland Co. Investments • Last week, the NC General Assembly gave fi nal approval to the 2023 Appropriations Act, which included $139.8 million in investments for Cleveland County, including: • $39.385 million to the City of Kings Mountain to provide water and sewer upgrades and expand capacity for fu- ture growth •$17.025 million to Cleve- land Community College for capital improvements and equipment • $40 million to Cleveland County for the construction of the courthouse and 911 facil- ity • $5.29 million to Cleveland County Water for system im- provements • $3,995,500 to the City of Shelby for the restoration of the historic home of former Governor O. Max Gardner • $2.5 million to the Waco Community Volunteer Fire Department • $1.25 million for Boiling Springs Fire and Rescue Inc. • $2 million to the City of Shelby for sewer improve- ments to upgrade current sys- tems and to expand capacity for future growth • $2 million to City of Shelby for the rails to trails project • $1 million to Cleveland County for the capital im- provements and equipment at high school athletic facilities • $4 million to Cleveland County for cultural projects and programming, including museums and historic pres- ervation • $2 million grant to Cleve- land County • $1.5 million to the Preg- nancy Resource Center of Cleveland County, Inc. for a new facility • $1.4 million to Cleveland County for Cleveland County volunteer fi re departments • $10,000 to Broad River Ge- nealogical Society to preserve history and connect people to the past, present, and future of Cleveland County • $250,000 to Casar Volun- teer Fire Department • $50,000 to the City of King's Mountain to support the Liberty Mountain Drama in the audio and theatrical im- provements • $1 million to Cleveland County to support entrance- way, fencing, and restroom facility improvements at the Cleveland County Fair • $250,000 to Cleveland County to support the Lawn- dale Volunteer Fire Dept. • $75,057 to Cleveland County to support Number Seven Volunteer Fire Depart- ment in Lattimore • $630,458 to Cleveland County for the sheriff's of- fi ce's public safety upgrades • $25,000 to Cleveland County to support The David- son Association • $150,000 to Cleveland County ALWS Baseball Inc. for the American Legion World Series • $20,000 to the Cleveland County Family YMCA • $50,000 to the Cleveland County Music Hall of Fame • $10,000 to Community Math Academy, Inc. to pro- vide educational and tutoring opportunities for students • $250,000 to the Fallston Community Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. • $200,000 to the Friends of the Overmountain Victory Trail for trail development • $10,000 to the Healthcare Foundation of Cleveland County for capital improve- ments and equipment • $1.25 million to Oak Grove Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. • $25,000 to Polkville Vol- unteer Fire Department, Inc. for capital improvements and equipment • $250,000 to the Shanghai Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. • $750,000 to the Town of Boiling Springs to assist with the Downtown Revitalization Master Plan • $100,000 to the Town of Fallston for capital improve- ments and equipment for the recreational park • $145,000 to the Town of Waco for a playground ex- pansion North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore said, "I am so proud to have secured the much-needed funding for projects that make long-term investments in Cleveland County and the bright future ahead."