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            "text": "The regular meeting of the Millcreek Township Board of Supervisors was called to order at 5:30 p.m. by Chairman Daniel Ouellet in the Assembly Room of the Millcreek Township Municipal Building. Present were Daniel Ouellet, James Bock, Kim Clear, Robert Donikowski, Matthew Puz, Mark Shaw, Esq. and Sheryl Williams. Mark Zaksheske and Matthew Waldinger were absent."
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            "text": "Following the Pledge to the Flag, Mr. Ouellet called for Public Comment on agenda items other than development or rezoning applications. There was no public comment."
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            "text": "Ms. Clear read a citation in memory of Darcie L. Moseley, former Assistant Superintendent of the Millcreek Township School District, who recently passed away. She presented the framed citation to Tim Moseley, and family, and asked that it be included in the permanent record of the Township."
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            "text": "WHEREAS, Darcie moved to the Millcreek Township School District in 2004, where she spent nine years in administration at Walnut Creek Middle School. During those years, she influenced many young people; her ripple effect will live on forever as she supported many student events including reading programs, Pie the Principal, Tape the Principal, and TRFCC Character Education Initiative ~ programs that were the students' favorites; and"
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            "text": "WHEREAS, in 2013, Darcie began her position as Assistant Superintendent in the Millcreek Township School District. A multifaceted administrator and versatile teacher, she could be found anywhere in the district from the board room, the classroom, the athletic fields, the cafeteria, to the maintenance offices; and"
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            "text": "WHEREAS, Darcie's purest joy came from time spent with her loving family, including her husband Tim, daughter Tessa, and son Ben. She and Tim were truly partners who walked side by side through life. Watching her daughter follow her footsteps into education and her son pursue his dreams of becoming an aerospace engineer filled her with immense pride. She also found tranquility in long walks with her canine pals, yoga, and reading; and"
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            "text": "WHEREAS, In addition to her parents, Darcie is survived by her loving husband, Tim; daughter, Tessa, and son, Benjamin; brother, Raymond P. Sanford (Jennifer), of Jefferson; stepfather, Ronald Rang; mother-in-law, Sandra Moseley-Osterman, of Geneva; sister-in-law, Erika Sulin (Justus); Uncles, nieces, nephews, and many friends to whom she was both an inspiration and a guiding light."
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