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The Tyler Chronicle Winter, 2022 Worldwide Edition " MAMA" Offers a Hand Up, Not a Hand Out! TYLER CHRONICLE SAYS, "GET HELP...GET A JOB!" Brought to you as a service of Mary Alma Moore Association (MAMA) 1.Snelling Staffing Services 2.Express Employment Professionals 3.Brelsford Personnel 4.Adecco Employment Services 5.Advanced Temporaries Corporate Office 6.American Medical Staffing 7.Champagne Vocational Employment Center 8.Community Workforce of Texas 9.East Texas Waste Management 10.Employment Services 11.Health MSN 12.Kelly Services 13.Logix Therapy Staffing Solutions 14.Manpower 15.Remedy Intelligent Staffing 16.The Lambrecht Company LLC 17.Tyler Professional Personnel Staffing 18.Workforce Solutions East Texas *19.Capstone Personnel & Staffing 20.Advance'd Temporaries 21.Design Quest Inc. 22.Goodwill Industries of East Texas 23.Christian Women's Job Corps of Tyler GET HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT 1. Catholic Charities of Tyler 2. Friends for Life 3. Heritage for the Blind 4. KARS R US 5. PATH 6. Goodwill Industries 7. The Salvation Army 8. The United Way 9. Churches which have a charity outreach (Listed Separately) 10. Meals, etc. 11. East Texas Food Bank 12. Community Food Pantry 13. Casa of Smith County 14. Habitat for Humanity ___________________________________IN MEMORIAM Karl RiesKarl Ries, 73, passed away on January 8, 2009 in Tyler, Texas. He was born May 1, 1935 in Germany to the late Karl and Maria Ries. He was reared in Germany, moved to Canada in 1958 and then to America in 1961. He was a self-employed automobile mechanic in San Diego, California, and Virginia. In 1987 he and his wife moved to Tyler, Texas where he became well known as a freelance writer. He wrote for several newspapers including The Tyler Chronicle and authored the well-known book, Mom, What Is Peace? Mr. Ries enjoyed fishing, square dancing, and German folk dancing. He was a pilot, had his own seaplane, and loved to travel. On his last trip around the world, he served as traveling correspondent for The Tyler Chronicle. Survivors include his wife of 53 years, Gisela Ries of Tyler; four sons, Thomas Ries and wife Karen of Tampa, Florida, Andy Quaye and wife Wilma of Canada, Jim Reese and wife Lauren of Atlanta Georgia, and John Ries; a daughter, Irene Ries of Atlanta Georgia and seven grandchildren. Collin, Phillip, Trevor, Lisa, Alexander, Carter and Olivia.  |
