Obituaries

Edward Mathias Clark, 84, of Washington took his heavenly journey to reunite with his wife and to be in the presence of his Lord and Savior on Thursday, August 1, 2013 at Culpeper Regional Hospital. He was born September 23, 1928 in Rappahannock County to the late Eddie Jackson and Mamie Clark.

Mr. Clark was a happily retired carpenter, the eldest member of Washington Baptist Church and a founding member of Washington Volunteer Fire Department. He loved running with the rescue squad and received an award in 2003 for his outstanding contributions with the Rappahannock County Fire and Rescue. In 2009 he received the lifetime member award for Washington Volunteer Fire and Rescue. Mr. Clark greatly enjoyed watching the Washington Nationals and the Washington Redskins. In his younger years he enjoyed playing Baseball, hunting and fishing but as time went on he simply enjoyed observing the wildlife. He loved camping and mowing his lawn.


Pets

Please help “Greyt Expectations Greyhound Rescue” locate our missing foster dog Sookie.

She is a small, black female with white feet and chest. She’s slightly underweight and has a bald bum as a recent racing retiree. Sookie is a bit shy and may try to run away in situations where she feels uncertain – please do not chase her! 


News

The Manassas BATtle 7U baseball team followed its success a week ago in Varina with an undefeated weekend to win the 7U division championship at the 9th Annual Dog Days of Summer Tournament hosted by the Greater Manassas Baseball League (GMBL).

Playing four games over a span of three days, Aug 2-4, the BATtle didn’t lose on their way to a second straight championship weekend. They easily won their first game on Friday against the Mt. Vernon Patriots by a score of 14-4. They followed that success with a nail-biter against the Varina All-Stars, pulling off a 14-12 win after coming back from an early 5-0 deficit. They wrapped up pool play on Sunday with a dominating 26-2 performance against the Manassas Blue & Grey.


Press Release

MANASSAS, Va. – The House of Mercy, a nonprofit humanitarian agency located in Manassas, has joined the network of Feed Our Vets, a national nonprofit organization with a mission to help feed jobless and underemployed U.S. military veterans and their families through a network of community food pantries throughout the country.

“We think there are a lot of proud and food insecure veterans out there, and we want to serve them,” said House of Mercy Assistant Director Ann Cimini. “We want to let military veterans in need know that help is available to them through our doors.”


News

MANASSAS, Va. – The House of Mercy, a nonprofit humanitarian organization located in Manassas, has announced that it is starting a new initiative to help feed local seniors in need.

“This is an underserved population which we plan to do more to reach and help,” said House of Mercy Assistant Director Ann Cimini, who described those lacking adequate food, consistently or at times throughout the year, as “food insecure.”


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