The Searing Family Blog

 From the Alliance News Headlines, Sept 19, 2008:

One week after Hurricane Ike ravaged the Texas and Louisiana coastlines, Alliance first responders have visited several C&MA churches. Southwestern District superintendent Mark Searing commissioned Chaplain Paul Northcutt, who is a full-time police chaplain and the district’s emergency response “go-to guy,” and his wife, Blossom, into hurricane affected areas with Alliance churches.

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Adam Searing is writing again on North Carolina health issues.  See the Progressive Pulse under the blogroll sidebar.  He can also be seen on YouTube.

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From The Alliance News Headlines, Sept 15, 2008:

Hurricane Ike may have devastated the Texas landscape but not Alliance family members who rode out the storm. The following is a report from Mark Searing, Southwestern district superintendent.

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From the Times of Trenton (NJ) of September 13, 2008, by Chris Sturgis

HIGHTSTOWN — The former Minute Maid property has been rezoned to highway-commercial despite a request from the site’s owner that it stay zoned for industrial uses to keep more development options open.

There were no votes against the rezoning in Monday’s action, but planning board member Bill Searing abstained and members Warren Olsen and Fred Monferrat were absent.

The Aspen Times Weekly,  9/6/2008, in a long (and good) article by Katie Redding, Minding the Gap, the opening sentences contain a teacher Searing:

ASPEN — In Dee Searing’s writing class at Aspen Elementary School, nobody has to sit in their seats. And students never have to write about what they did on their summer vacation.  (emphasis added)

Instead, they’re allowed to write about cartoons and adventures, to draw pictures before they write, and to lie on a bright pastel rug if it helps them come up with better words.   (Google for the rest of the article)

Dee Searing is also mentioned as the ‘elementary school’s writing specialist’ in an other piece by Ms Redding on Sept 18, 2008

Adam Searing,(see his other entry) director of the NC Health Access Coalition was quoted in several papers in late August regarding the low number of North Carolina’s residents with health insurance, such as the News & Observer in a story by Jonathan B. Cox

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From a Roots Web 2004 posting that came up in August on Google:

The Berkshire Evening Eagle (Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts) 1944, Aug 3

(Reporting on) N. E. Luddington, Dies at Home (the item noted:
C. Edgar Searing, funeral director is in charge.

Aug 1, 2008, the Kansas City Star web site featured a picture of Jim Searing cooling off while working on his mother’s  chimney     http://www.kansascity.com/115/story/730708.html.