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line from Tim McGraw’s hit song “Live Like You Were Dying” is the title of this week’s column. We are all mortal; for some of us, the end will come quick; for others, we’ll have that moment that stops you in your tracks, as the song says. None of us want to think about it. Back in mid-November, within my column titled “OORAH Recognition and Veteran Thanks Given,” there were smiles for many reasons. It covered my good friend Hal Gee, the United States Marine Corps, and the 307 true American Heroes that attended our Annual Veterans Day Breakfast. Thanks again to C.I. and all the great people at Dolly’s for teaming up with us for the event. The second part of my column on 11/17 was a “Big Buck Double Down” featuring Dean and Lacey Kriebel. The daddy/daughter duo harvested a pair of beautiful bucks on back-to-back days. Dad Dean was more than proud of Lacey. Her smile said it all as she had her hands on the antlers of her first trophy buck. The picture that ran right next to Lacey’s was daddy Dean and his monster buck. You can see a little extra twinkle in Dean’s eyes as his buck was bigger. Dean is very competitive. Mom, Amy, was the first to reach out to me with pictures and the story; the best part of the whole story was I got to talk to all of them. I’ve known Dean Kriebel and Amy Barger as outstanding athletes, especially basketball players, from many moons ago. I’ve known them personally as they’ve grown older and are raising their family, especially in recent years, and consider them friends. They just don’t come much better than the Kriebel family.

Shortly after that Big Buck Double Down, I ran into Dean at Winner Hardware; he was going bear hunting with a group. We talked about hunting, the kids, and boots. It was great to see him as always. We wished each other good hunting and a Happy Holiday Season and parted ways. About a week later, Dean was fighting for his life. By the time the information made it back to me of what happened to Dean, and the fight he was facing, Scott Lowery and I caught up with each other at our Webb Weekly Christmas luncheon. Scott, a longtime friend of Dean and the family, confirmed the devastating news. It was that type of news that stops you in your tracks. That just takes over your thoughts and brings you to prayer for those involved. For those that do not know Dean, he is about 6’ 8, is one of the most competitive folks you’ll ever meet, and has that true stick-to-itiveness spirit. He loves being a father and was at this point in his life when Lacey was to get her first high school basketball start, which made him very happy, and son Andrew was going to soon be celebrating his 21st birthday. Amy and Dean have made it their lives’ work taking care of Andrew. The family recently discovered that Andrew doesn’t have Angleman Syndrome as they initially thought. He was newly diagnosed with an extremely rare gene mutation recently found in humans. When it was discovered, Andrew was one of seven people in the world with this mutation and he was the oldest. There is no official name for the mutation yet, but will most likely be named after the Canadian scientist that discovered it. You can learn more about Andrew and their foundation at askandrew.org. It is

amazing to me out of this most difficult situation how Amy and Dean have not only taken care of their son but also created Andrew’s Special Kids Foundation to help others dealing with difficult Jim Webb, Jr. problems. Amy is truly an amazing lady; if there’s anybody that can support her husband through this difficult time and continue on with her life’s work, it is definitely her. Back to being in the fight for his life, Dean was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma type B. Shortly after the last time I saw Dean, he was hospitalized for 11 days; he nearly lost his life as his organs began to shut down due to an off the charts amount of calcium in his blood caused by the disease. He would like to thank UPMC’s doctors and staff for their efforts in turning around this dire situation. This, along with his unwavering determination to live, has allowed him to begin chemo treatments. He just completed his 2nd round, and when I talked to him last week, he was full of piss and vinegar and ready to take on the world. During our conversation, there were a few things Dean wanted me to share. His words, not mine, but beliefs I’ve written, especially during the past couple of years. If you are not well, seek immediate medical attention. Do not let COVID, or the fear of COVID, deter you in any manner. Dean tested negative at home for COVID; he did not want to be at a medical facility exposed to COVID by seeking help. This waiting nearly cost Dean his life. Thank God Amy made him go. Please get to the doctor if you’re not feeling well. Next, and maybe most importantly,

L acey, and Andrew with Amy and D ean at a B ucknell women’ s open g ym in Octob er.

never take life for granted. We only get so many days, and the clock is always running. Take advantage of your time, and don’t miss out on any special moment or opportunity that presents itself. Always make sure to take a moment and to share your love with your family, friends, and loved ones. You never know when that time may come that you can’t tell them how you feel, for whatever reason. And lastly, be kind and caring to your fellow man even when it’s difficult. This led to Dean being overcome by emotion as he asked me to thank everyone for the outpouring of support for him and his family. He has heard from people from throughout his journey through life, some he had no idea cared so much. My thoughts and prayers are with the Kriebel family. Thank you, Dean, for the conversation and sharing so much with us during your fight. Just before sending the paper to press, I talked to Dean, who had just gotten off the phone with his doctor. Everything is going very well, and he is cleared to return to light exercise. God Bless America.

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980’s rock bands that were known as “Hair Bands” such as Van Halen, Mötley Crüe, Guns and Roses and Poison, just to name a few, will be saluted by the Uptown Music Collective in a fundraising concert to be presented at the Community Arts Center on Saturday, January 29, 2022, beginning at 7:30 p.m. This is the Collective’s “People’s Choice” show, the result of fans casting their votes in the summer of 2021. All proceeds from this concert will be going to support the school’s scholarship fund, as well as its class and workshop initiative, which is offered free to all students. “Our students are thrilled to perform this exciting music,” said Dave Brumbaugh. “We are so lucky to have the ability to create fundraising events like Nothin’ but a Good Time that feature the ‘product’ of our programs — our student’s musical, performance, and leadership skills — and to share them with the community that chose the theme and also supports us,” UMC founder and executive director, told Webb Weekly. He added, “This is the first time

the school has dived into this genre of music.” “The people’s choice performance has become an annual fundraising event for the Uptown Music Collective,” said Jared Mondell, assistant executive director of the Uptown Music Collective. “This year, ‘80’s Hair Bands were the community’s top choice after several rounds of voting in the Collective’s 2021 People’s Choice online voting event, winning out by a narrow margin over a virtual who’s who list of modern and classic rock or pop performers. Our students are extremely excited to bring this music to life on the CAC stage while raising money for the school!” Nothin’ but a Good Time will feature Collective students who have been diligently preparing for this event for more than two months. Along with the music, there will be a professional-grade light and sound show organized by the students themselves. As with all Uptown Music Collective performances, the students are not only the performers but also direct the show. A group of younger students, or “Tech Monkeys,” will serve as stage technicians and spotlight operators. The cast for the show

ans (Williamsport Area High School), Ben Feuerstein (Lewisburg Area High School), Gabreon Godin (Williamsport Area High School), Sage Gurski (Danville Area High School), Jossian Lilley (Loyalsock Township High School), Cassidy Lutz (Loyalsock Township High School), and Luke O’Brien (Loyalsock Township High School). “My parents grew up going to concerts of these bands, so I grew up listening to this music,” Nappi said. “When the show idea was solidified, I became so

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is drawn from the Uptown Music Collective’s much-heralded Special Performance Group 1. This show is co-directed by Uptown Music Collective students Leah Batman (Laurel Springs School) and Stephanie Nappi (PA Cyber Public School). The show’s leadership committee consists of UMC students Billy Bellino (Danville Area High School), Izzy Butters (Loyalsock Township High School), Abby Colone (Loyalsock Township High School), Chase Cowden (Loyalsock Township High School), Connor Ev-

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On the Cover: L ef t to Rig ht (Standing ) - B rendan K urig a, Cassidy L utz, J ossian L illey, Calistra Mahoney, B illy B ellino, G race G odin, I saac Fleury, Ab b y J amison, L uke O’ B rien, Sag e G urski, G ab reon G odin, Tix o B ower, D uncan L arson, Rian G ephart, Todd Henry, Connor E vans, Stephanie N appi. L ef t to Rig ht (K neeling / Sitting ) – L eah B atman, I sab el B utters, Scarlet O’ B rien, Matthew B ellino, B enj amin Feuerstein.

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excited to get to work. This show is very energetic, and I am so excited for everyone to see all the hard work we are putting into it.” “This show has seen about ten different setlists, lots of bands, and, after many decisions and long leadership meetings, I think the final product is going to be killer,” Batman said. “This show is unlike anything the Collective has done before!” According to the Uptown Music Collective website, their mission and goal that states in part is “to provide exceptional modern music education grounded in traditional educational principles. Our program engages students through an emphasis on modern genres such as rock, pop, country, blues, rhythm and blues, and funk. Still, our students appreciate all music, gleaning from their studies the importance of proper technique, discipline, respect, teamwork, responsibility, communications, community, and leadership. “As they embrace an ownership of their craft, our students are positioned to lead and support their younger and/ or less experienced peers. This cycle of learning, combined with our professional staff and teachers, has grown into a family of musicians who are all com-

mitted to our highest ideas – community, leadership, integrity, and music. This show is sponsored, in part, through partnerships with Geisinger’s Janet Weis Children’s Hospital, Hudock Capital Group, and UPMC North Central PA. Additional partners and sponsors for this performance include Chartwell Hotels, KFC Williamsport, Blaise Alexander Family Dealerships, The Kiessling Group of Janney Montgomery Scott, UPMC Health Plan, Lycoming College, Woodlands Bank, Marco Technologies, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, FASTSIGNS, Pennsylvania College of Technology, Pepsi, The Hartman Group, and Java Momma, Inc. Media sponsors include Backyard Broadcasting, Lamar Advertising, 92.1 WSQV, NorthCentralPa.com, The Graphic Hive and Engage Media. Tickets for the performance, which are $20 in advance and $25 at the door, are available through the Community Arts Center box office and website. For details about the show, visit uptownmusic.org/hairbands or call 570-329-0888. Check out the Collective’s official Facebook page, as well as other Collective social media outlets.

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cott Metzger could arguably be considered one of the best prepared Lycoming County Commissioners given his three decades of experience in the Adult Probation Department, half of those years as Deputy Chief, as well his lifetime experience as a business owner. Seeing from both the government and business sides of the coin, Scott is also well educated and has dedicated innumerable hours in community service. He has been recognized twice by Lycoming County for Humanitarian and Volunteer awards for his efforts. It was not a surprise that Metzger was the highest vote-getter among nine candidates running for County Commissioner in 2019. This entitled him to become chairman of the new board that held its first meeting on Thursday, January 9th, 2020. I remembered that meeting well, as Scott Metzger opened the meeting with a stirring prayer and a list of priorities for Lycoming County in the coming year. Obviously, he wanted to shake up the status quo and move the county forward. I watched every county commissioner meeting through that year and the next, either at the meetings themselves or online. Considering the number of highlights and struggles through the numerous challenges of these past couple of years, I believed the board did

about as best they could. What was their perspective? I interviewed Commissioner Metzger to get the impressions of his first couple of years in office. He instantly noted the impact COVID had on everything, every walk of life. Yet, rather than using this as an excuse, he stated that it was simply a hurdle to jump over. Metzger stated his primary focus has been on improving the business environment, for this is the engine that powers the economy and rebuilds a community. The reason why this is so critical is because Lycoming County has been losing population, and this has been primarily because of the lack of job opportunities. Yet the opposite is also true; economic growth also needs a viable labor force. Too many young people have left the area to secure jobs, yet there are a growing number of opportunities right here. The

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Kaos Fun Zone Meetup What: Public is welcome to take advantage of our discounted rate of $10 per participant for 2 hours of bowling, arcade, Fly World, and Lazer Tag. For more information, go to our website: www.lcchea.com or find us on Facebook. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. When: 1st Thursday of each month, 4:00 p.m.-6 p.m. Where: Kaos Fun Zone, Williamsport. Homeschooling Families Park Meetups What: Homeschooling families meet for social time and support. Pack a lunch, drinks, camp chairs, sports gear, and other play items. Bathrooms will be open. For more information go to www.lcchea.com or find us on Facebook. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. When: 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month through October, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Where: James Short Park, Loyalsock, Pavilion #1. CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS... Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title, God Wants to Hang With You, So You Should Want to Hang With God. Sermon Text Psalm 86:1-17. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life. When: Sunday Morning, January 23rd. Service

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hen Sidney Poitier died on Jan. 6 at the age of 94, he left behind a body of work as weighty, beloved, and ground-breaking as any other actor you can name. Author, director, diplomat, and star of more than 50 films, Poitier was the first black man to kiss a white woman on screen, the first black to be nominated for a Best Actor Oscar (“The Defiant Ones,” 1958) — and the first to win one, for “Lilies of the Field” in 1963. During 1967’s “In the Heat of the Night,” Poitier’s character gets

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quarterback Yes, he stands at the top of the collegiate heap after leading his team to the NCAA championship with the defeat of longtime nemesis Alabama last week. But his on-the-field heroics fail to explain his determined rise to the top. Perhaps generously listed at 6’ he drew little pre-college interest from recruiters. He was under-sized and under-appreciated. Most projected him as a potential backup QB for a Power Five school. At age 3, he told his Dad he wanted to play QB for Georgia. As a freshman walk-on, he didn’t quit despite being buried down the depth chart at his dream school. He didn’t quit when he transferred to Jones County Community College. He didn’t quit when he bet on himself by transferring back to Georgia, hoping for playing time. He began this season as a backup QB, but early in the season, he got his chance to start and certainly made the most of it. Then on the biggest stage, it was he who out-shined Alabama’s Heismanwinning QB Bryce Young to claim college football’s biggest prize. The little guy had beaten the biggest odds. Asked his thoughts following the game, his response told everything about the character that enabled him to greatness. “Keep your mouth shut. Work hard. Life is tough. Work through it.” Now there is a role model even Charles Barkley can look up to.

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is unable to play home games because of New York City’s vaccination mandate and was unwelcomed on the road, with the Nets saying they didn’t want a parttime player. However, things changed when the Nets found themselves short-handed due to the COVID outbreak. While 97% of the NBA players are fully vaccinated, Irving said, “I knew the consequences.” The Nets caved and now allow Irving to play road games only. But on the bright side, here are my nominations for a pair of nonprofessional athletes worthy of emulation. John Harrar, Penn State basketball Given an extra year of eligibility via the NCAA covid rules, the 6’9 senior decided to return to the Nittany Lions and has gained the respect of fans, teammates, and opponents alike. Far from flashy, Harrar has started all PSU’s games the past two seasons and was named as the recipient of the Big Ten’s Outstanding Sportsmanship Award last season. In a recent game against Indiana, Harrar sat out much of the second half with a leg injury but returned to lead a late comeback in the Lions’ 61-58 win. Following the game, he came back from the locker room to greet a host of young fans by posing for pictures and signing autographs. Stetson Bennett IV, University of Georgia

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-WILLIAMSPORT

GRACE STREET- RENT SPECIAL! FIRST MONTH

RENT FREE WITH SECURITY DEPOSIT PAID IN FULL FOR 1 BRM.

APTS. NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL THOSE 62 YRS.

OR OLDER WHO MEET FEDERAL

PROGRAM

REQUIREMENTS.

W/W

CARPET, A/C. ALL UTILITIES

INCLUDED

EX-

CEPT TELEPHONE AND

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-WILLIAMSPORT GRIER STREET MANOR - 1 BRM. APTS. AVAILABLE FOR ALL THOSE 55 YRS. OR OLDER WHO MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. W/W CARPET, A/C. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED EXCEPT TELEPHONE AND CABLE. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. CALL FOR APPLICATION AND INFORMATION. 1-800-7353068, TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 160967

PLICATION AND INFORMATION. 1-800-735-3068,

TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

PROVIDER

& EMPLOYER. 160966

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RENT

FREE

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