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RLC Mourns The Passing Of A President The Rend Lake College community lost one of its most impactful leaders Thursday. Mark S. Kern, the longest-serving president in Rend Lake College’s history, passed away March 8, 2018. “Mark always was an adamant supporter of Rend Lake College. In all his years as an instructor, a dean and as President, every decision he made was for the good of this college,” said RLC President Terry Wilkerson. “There is no doubt that this place would look much different without Mark’s leadership and contributions.” “The RLC Foundation is deeply saddened to say goodbye to one of our strongest supporters,” said RLC Foundation CEO Kay Zibby-Damron. “Mark Kern remained actively involved on the Foundation Board of
Directors after his retirement, which is a testament to his love and passion for Rend Lake College, our community and education. Mark was instrumental in many of the Foundation’s greatest accomplishments and we will be forever grateful for his leadership and support. Our hearts are with Pat and the Kern family during this very difficult time.” Kern, as a Ewing native, was a home-grown leader who often remarked on his good fortune. “You have to be fortunate to become a community college President, and becoming one in the area in which you grew up is even more special,” he once said. He served as RLC’s president, fifth in its history, from 1991 through 2008.
Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, March 12, at Whittington Baptist Church. Service will be at 1 p.m. with burial immediately following at Oak Hill Cemetery. Cory Garmane, an RLC alum, will sing songs to open and close the service, and State Rep. Dave Severin, Franklin County Circuit Clerk Jim Muir, and RLC Foundation Board Member Sam Mateer are scheduled to speak. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Rend Lake College Foundation Mark S. Kern Memorial Fund to assist Rend Lake College students. A local farmer at heart, Kern got his start in college teaching at Wabash Valley College in Mt. Carmel in 1967, the same year Mt. Vernon Community College
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became Rend Lake College. It was merely a year later that he returned home to start RLC’s agriculture program, for which the college has been well known over the years. Add that year to the 39 he ultimately spent with RLC,
and Kern spent 40 years of his working life in the Illinois Community College System – longer than any employee in the history of the system, according to the Illinois Community College Trustees Association at the time.
Kern later became chair of the Agriculture, Automotive and Architecture Department, commonly called Triple-A, before becoming Dean of Community Services and later Dean of Instruction. Continued on page 3
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Pork Tenderloin With Orange Marmalade 1½ T. coarse-grained mustard 1 clove garlic, minced 1/4 tsp. dried whole rosemary 1/4 tsp. pepper 1 (1 lb.) pork tenderloin
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He became RLC’s fifth president in 1991. Education was an important part of Kern’s life. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Agricultural Industries at Southern I l l i n oi s Un i v e r s it y Carbondale and later a Master of Science Degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of Illinois. After graduation, he had plans to go into ag banking when the Wabash Valley job opened up, and he threw his hat in that ring. As they say, the rest is history. Kern left an indelible mark on RLC. Some highlights and accomplishments include: • Construction of the RLC Foundation Children’s Center • Renovation of the Dr. Allen Y. Baker Administration Building • Construction of the Clock Tower, the centerpiece of campus which now serves as the model for the college logo • Creation of the RLC Murphy-Wall Pinckneyville Campus, with help from the RLC Foundation and the citizens of Pinckneyville • Creation of the one-ofa-kind RLC MarketPlace in Mt. Vernon, which transformed a dying outdoor mall into a workable mix of retail stores, a restaurant, educational training facilities, classrooms and computer labs, Project CHILD, and the state’s One-Stop Center, among others • Dual credit opportunities which have become overwhelmingly popular with high school students desiring to get a head start on college credits and save in-district parents millions of dollars. • The Hitting Zone and Sports Center, now combined into The Rec • Construction of the Coal Mine Training Center
head to head with his Democratic opponent Conor Lamb. This is a state that used to be a heavy steel manufacturer. Let's see if the steel tariff helps his friend. One thing is for sure, Trump waited till the last minute to climb up on the stump in support of Saccone. On to the porn star / Trump scandal. Frankly, folks, I'm pretty sick of all the finger pointing, and I think enough is enough. Take the current Trump accuser who goes back to years ago. It's apparent this affair was consentual and let's face it, this is just another finger pointer. And no, I don't think sexual abuse is okay, and I, for one, would fight for justice when the case is real. So in the case of Stormy Daniels' alleged affair, the
Perhaps the most visible tribute to his legacy is the 22,300-square-foot Applied Science Center, which now carries his name in honor of his service. It is safe to say that this building, which houses the Agriculture Business, Agricultural Production and Mechanics, Diesel Technology and Heavy Equipment Technology, was close to the heart of the local farmboy. Kern was responsible for initiating the first Advisory Council and on-job training programs, both of which are still in existence for almost all career-technical programs. He also led the college through multiple reaccreditation visits from the Higher Learning Commission. As president and after he retired, Kern was a dedicated member of the Rend Lake College Foundation. After retirement, he was named an emeritus member of the RLC Foundation Board of Directors. Kern’s wife Pat served as CEO of that organization for many years. The Foundation awards hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in student scholarship and also supports various types of projects which advance the college. Some of his honors include: • Induction into the RLC Sports Hall of Fame class of
point is WHAT! Enough said. I find this as laughable as the finger pointing coming out of Hollywood. On to an important subject: Election Day. Primary elections will be held next Tuesday, March 20 across the state of Illinois. I encourage everyone to get out and vote. That's your American right, and many have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom to exercise that right! Until next time. To comment on this or any column in The Shopper’s Weekly, please mail to: Editor, P.O. Box 1223, Centralia IL 62801, email to info@theshoppersweekly.com or drop it off at the office on 301 E. Broadway. In order for your letter to be considered for publication, you must provide your signature and an address and phone number where you can be reached. Addresses and phone numbers will not be published.
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Help Patients Rebound By Giving Blood In March, while basketball teams are fighting for the chance to be crowned champions, patients battling cancer and other illnesses are fighting for their lives. The American Red Cross is asking blood donors to help patients rebound by making a lifesaving donation this spring. Middle school basketball player Olivia Stoy received blood and platelet transfusions during treatment for T lymphoblastic lymphoma. With the help of blood and platelet donations, the 14- year-old has returned to the basketball court and, more importantly, beat cancer. “We are so thankful that the blood products were available to Olivia for the almost two years of her treatment. They have made it possible for Olivia to regain her strength and get back to doing the activities she loves,” said Megan Stoy, Olivia’s mother. Donors of all blood types are needed to help ensure that the Red Cross can collect more than 13,000 blood and platelet donations needed every day for patients like Olivia. Giving blood takes less time than it takes to watch
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The Rotary Clubs of Mount Vernon and Salem have collaborated with Klein and Cook Orthodontic LLC to create the “Smiles of Hope Scholarship Program.” Their agreement calls for the Rotary clubs to screen and approve applicants that normally could not afford the orthodontic services that are then performed free of charge. Attending her first appointment re-
cently was scholarship recipient Brava James, 11, who is a student at Opdyke/ Belle Rive Grade School. Also pictured with her were her father Keith James and Dr. Brian Klein. Joining in the presentation were Rotarians Sandy Sinnett, James Flagg, Sherr y Meadows, Angela Moore and Nat Wellen.Also attending, representing the Chamber of Commerce, was Laura Horn.
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3:7) Keys speak of authority. Jesus, the prophesied Messiah, came through the lineage of King David and, one day, will be seated on the throne of David in the city of David. He is “holy and true” which are attributes of deity. In ancient times when athletes won a victor’s crown they were given the key to the city. Jesus won the victory when he died on the cross for the sins of the world and arose victorious over death, hell, and the grave. He has the key of David and gives that key to believers who overcome. (Matthew 16:1619; Mark 16: 17-18) THREE KEYS TO AN OPEN DOOR. Jesus revealed why he set before this church an open door. Key one: “For you have a little strength.” (Revelation 3:8) The “little strength” was not an indication of spiritual infirmity or weakness, but of fewness in number. It was a
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The Open Door
PHILADELPHIA was one of the seven churches of Asia that John was instructed to write a letter to in the book of Revelation. Philadelphia was one of two churches of whom Jesus had no condemnation for. Interestingly, only the church of Philadelphia and Smyrna still exist today. The citizens of Philadelphia had their city and homes destroyed many times by earthquakes, but they persisted. Philadelphia means brotherly love. Jesus publicly declared his love for this church. THE KEY OF DAVID. Keys are vital to lock and unlock doors. Jesus has the key of David. “He opens, and no man shuts and shuts, and no man opens.” (Revelation
Have you ever felt that things have been denied you? Perhaps your dreams, desires, hopes, and opportunities for influence seem to be shut up tight, locked, barred, and deadbolted. I have good news for you. There is one who has the key of David, he “opens and no one can shut; he shuts, and no one can open.” His name is Jesus and he made this promise to the church of Philadelphia about 2,000 years ago. “See, I have set before you an open door.” (Revelation 3:7-8) Apply these characteristics of the church of Philadelphia and God will set before you an open door. THE CHURCH OF
2. From Matthew 4, how many days and nights did Jesus fast before his temptation(s) by Satan? 3, 12, 40, 70 3. Who said, "The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away"? Satan, 1. Is the Book of 2 Adam, Job, Haman 4. From Proverbs 6, Peter in Old or New what is held up as an Testament or neither?
example to the lazy man? Bee, Flea, Locust, Ant 5. How old was Abram w h e n Ha g a r b o r e Ishmael? 19, 39, 68, 86 6. From Acts 13:1, where was Lucius from? Cyrene, Zion, Sodom, Canaan
small church. God delights to manifest his power through the little. Little David killed a giant; little Gideon led a ragtag band of 300 to defeat the army of the Midianites; Jesus used a little lad’s lunch to feed a multitude of over 5,000 people. God will open a door of influence to use people with short arms to reach out to the hungry, hurting, and hopeless. Key two: Keep his Word. (Revelation 3:8) Be obedient to Jesus and His Word. Jesus said, “You are my friends if you do whatever I say.” (John 15:14) A young Christian was asked by his pastor how he became such a mature believer in such a short time. He held up his
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red-letter Bible and said, “I just read the red and do the red.” Key three: “Don’t say ‘No’ to Jesus.” (Revelation 3:8) I like this translation from the NIV. The NKJV says, “You have not denied my name.” I can’t imagine saying “no” to Jesus. But multitudes say no to Jesus and deny his name. If you don’t say “no” to Jesus, he will set before you an open door. THE BLESSINGS OF AN OPEN DOOR. The rewards of keeping Jesus’ words are out of this world. Not only will you be able to be an influencer for the kingdom of God, but you have his promise of escaping the judgement of God that’s to fall on the unrepen-
tive inhabitants of the earth. (Revelation 3:1012) God will make you a “pillar” in his temple and have his new name written on you — signifying you belong to him and he belongs to you. (Song of Solomon 6:3) What a heavenly and beautiful tattoo you will wear. An open door begins by opening your heart's door to Jesus. “Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If any man hears my voice and opens unto me, I will come into him and sup with him and he with me.’ (Revelation 3:20) Shalom, Cliff Sanders Eagle Life Ministries eagleslife8@gmail.com
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