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Carolyn Stegink passed away in the early morning hours of Friday, March 20, 2026, in Tecumseh, Michigan.
Carolyn was born in 1943 in Lansing, Michigan to Vincent Siefker and Edna (Doepker) Siefker. She enjoyed being a big sister to her brother Keith Siefker (1947-2017). She married David Lee Champion in 1964 and had three daughters, Laurie Champion, Karrie (Champion) Jacobsen, and Jody (Champion) Klein. She married her beloved Carl Stegink in 1989, enjoying thirty-seven years together while living in Holland, Michigan and Saline, Michigan. An avid knitter, quilter, and expert seamstress, she made many beautiful creations to share with family and friends.
Carolyn is preceded in death by her parents and brother Keith. She is survived by her husband and daughters; her sons-in-law Brad Jacobsen and Mark Klein; her seven grandchildren: Erik and wife Samantha Jacobsen, Katherine Jacobsen, Peter Jacobsen, Nick Champion, Grayson Klein and partner Ruru Hogan, Samuel Klein, and Caleb Klein; and her two great-grandsons, Wesley and Arthur. She loved her grandchildren very much.
At Carolyn’s request, there will not be a memorial service. Donations may be made to First Presbyterian Church in Saline, Michigan.
Partly Cloudy, with a high of 49 and low of 32 degrees. Sunny during the morning, overcast for the afternoon, clear for the evening,
Off you go first thing into the world of more government control. Government run power systems shouldn't even be on your mind. DTE is a private company, government regulated. Even that is ripe for corruption. How is the government run water monopoly doing? Think of Flint, Michigan and even little Saline.
Apart of the book of Revelation. We are living in it
To the editor ✍️
Please report out who said what accurately.
Is there something wrong with the current setup?
The fire department is receiving hundreds of thousands if not over a million in new equipment in conjunction with the data center project. Would think that save would have freed money at some point in the budget projections. More to the point, we have heard the Fire Chief speak two or three times now.