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In Memoriam: John Sauer: Advancing inclusion through systems change

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By Jerry Smith 
| Access Press
John Sauer, who passed away on December 23, 2025, lived a life marked by quiet conviction, deep relationships, and an unwavering commitment to inclusion. A devoted husband, father, and beloved “Papa” to nine grandchildren, John also left an enduring mark on the field of disability services and on the Institute on Community Integration (ICI), which he often described as his dream job.
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Golf legend Lee Trevino to 'hold court' and raise money for Red Cross at Evening of Stars

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By Jerry Smith 
| Pantagraph
BLOOMINGTON — Golf fans know who the legendary Lee Trevino is, but many might not know about his charity side. A PGA of America Hall of Fame golfer, Trevino won 29 tournaments in his storied career, including six Majors — the 1968 and 1971 U.S. Opens, the 1974 and 1984 PGA Championships, and the 1971 and 1972 Open Championships.
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Smith: The GOAT, the rookie and the MJ shrug

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By Jerry Smith 
| Pantagraph
Any conversation about the all-time best Chicago Bulls basketball player has to include Michael Jordan. In fact, his name is rarely, if ever, left out of any tête-à-tête between fans, sports writers and anybody who knows anything about the National Basketball Association's 77-year history. And in that more than seven decade run, there is no question in my mind that Michael Jordan is the Greatest Of All Time. Period. He's also a pretty adept trash-talker.
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