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Paul Quick Morrow | News from Iredell Free

Paul Quick Morrow | News from Iredell FreePaul Quick Morrow | News from Iredell Free

It is with profound sadness that we share the news of the passing of Paul Quick Morrow, a truly unique husband, father, brother, son, remarkable uncle, and friend. Paul embarked on his final journey on March 21, 2025, at the age of 61. While we are still trying to adjust to life without him, we find comfort in knowing he was embraced in Heaven by his parents, Elizabeth and Murray (Slim) Morrow, and his brother Ronnie, alongside many other cherished family and friends.

Paul was a family man at heart. He was a devoted husband to Nina and a proud father to Gibson and Melody. As the youngest sibling to George, Sandy, Jackie, Dick, and Nancy, he was also an incredibly fun uncle who always arrived with a smile, a huge hug, and a witty remark. His family meant the world to him, and regardless of life’s challenges, he continually prioritized their needs.

Known as “Aqua Man,” Paul had an unwavering passion for motorcycles. When he wasn’t with family, you could find him riding his Harley Davidson. His beaming smile gave away his excitement whenever he was out for a ride. The joy of cruising with his wife, family, and friends filled him with happiness, and he rode with the fervor that only a true Harley enthusiast could understand. We wouldn’t be surprised if he rode his bike into the afterlife if he could.

Let’s not overlook Paul’s love for drumming. Whether he was engaged in a jam session with friends or putting on a private concert in his garage, the world was his stage. If there was a rhythm, Paul was there; if there wasn’t, he’d create one. Music was a language he spoke fluently.

Paul possessed a rare gift of genuine sincerity, treating everyone—including strangers—as if they were longtime friends. His humor, generosity, and infectious grin made a lasting impact on everyone he encountered. He was the type of person who could light up a room simply by walking in with a broad smile and open arms for everyone.

This is how we’ll remember him: the Harley-riding, music-loving soul who never met a stranger. His absence is immeasurable, but we’ll honor his legacy by emulating his kindness and love.

The warm welcome party in Heaven includes Paul’s loving parents, Elizabeth and Murray (Slim) Morrow; brother Ronnie; nieces Collen and Sandy; nephews Kenny, Jeremy, Preston, and Shane; father-in-law Roy Herman; and Frank Arnold.

Left to cherish his memory are his wife Nina; children Gibson and Melody; sisters Sandy, Jackie, and Nancy (Mike); brothers George and Dick (Cindy); and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews (we lost count).

A celebration of life service will take place at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, at the Heritage House of Cavin-Cook Funeral Home, Mooresville. The family will greet friends from 5 to 7 p.m. before the service.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in Paul’s honor may be made to the Glioblastoma Foundation. (https://glioblastomafoundation.org

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Cavin-Cook Funeral Home & Crematory, Mooresville, is supporting the family.

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Harley-Davidson Shatters Stereotypes by Offering Free Prostate Screenings at 500-Mile Check-Up

FP7McCann and McCann Health, in partnership with Harley-Davidson, Enigmas Motorcycle Club, and Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Medical Group, have unveiled the ‘Mid-Life Check’ initiative. This innovative program transforms the routine 500-mile check-up for Harley-Davidson motorcycles into a crucial opportunity for health awareness, leveraging a simple warranty clause to promote genuine change and challenge the stigma associated with prostate cancer screenings.

As men enter their 50s, many experience a significant life shift. Some opt for adventurous sports, others embark on spiritual journeys, and many purchase motorcycles as a symbol of autonomy. This mid-life stage is often about recapturing youth, rediscovering purpose, and demonstrating that they still have what it takes. But what if this pivotal period could also focus on prevention? Rather than solely pursuing new adventures, why not ensure the ability to enjoy them for years ahead?

This is where ‘Mid-Life Check’ plays a role. A required service point for their Harley-Davidson is now transformed into a health checkpoint. By simply modifying a warranty clause, men are now encouraged to undergo prostate cancer screenings that they might otherwise delay.

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In the Middle East and beyond, most men are reluctant to discuss their health, and many completely avoid topics like prostate exams. The stigma surrounding the ‘finger test’ has deterred countless men from getting screened, even though early detection only requires a straightforward blood test.

Prostate cancer impacts one in eight men worldwide, yet 62% of men in the UAE remain unaware of the common risk factors. Healthcare professionals stress that prostate cancer is often asymptomatic in its early phases, making regular screenings vital for prompt detection. However, the cultural stigma associated with male reproductive health and misunderstandings regarding screening methods keep many from taking necessary steps.

Two Check-Ups, One Ride

Instead of imposing an uncomfortable dialogue, FP7McCann Dubai and McCann Health have found a clever yet impactful way to reshape it, engaging men through something they prioritize: their motorcycles. By collaborating with Harley-Davidson, a brand that represents freedom and courage, and joining forces with Enigmas Motorcycle Club, a dedicated motorcycle community and advocate for men’s health across the UAE, Oman, and Germany, this campaign confronts stigmas directly.

For the third consecutive year, Enigmas has organized a ride through Dubai, uniting over 180 riders to promote awareness.

Harley-Davidson Shatters Stereotypes by Offering Free Prostate Screenings at 500-Mile Check-Up

The ‘manliest of men’, who embody strength and resilience, are stepping forward to get tested, demonstrating that true bravery lies in self-care.

Federico Fanti, chief creative officer at FP7McCann Dubai, states: “Men bring their bikes in for check-ups without a second thought, but when it comes to their own health, they hesitate. We tapped into their existing passions to motivate them to take action. Often, the simplest solutions are the most effective. If a minor warranty adjustment can inspire even one man to take charge of his health, then it’s all worthwhile.”

Paul O’Callaghan, general manager of Harley Davidson – Dubai & Abu Dhabi, remarks, “For Harley-Davidson riders, owning a motorcycle transcends mere transportation – it symbolizes independence, navigating life’s intricacies, and celebrating personal freedom. Especially in mid-life, our riders seek not only adventure on the road but also ways to live life fully. By incorporating prostate cancer screenings into the Harley-Davidson experience, we aim to encourage our riders to prioritize their health and confidently pursue life’s milestones.”

This initiative is available for two years under the service warranty plan, ensuring that riders focus on both their bike’s performance and their health.

To participate in the program and show your support, please visit here.

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Theodore Ray Bingaman: 1952-2025 – A Tribute from Franklin County Free Press

Theodore Ray Bingaman, aged 72, of Greencastle, Pennsylvania, passed away on Sunday, January 12, 2025.

Theodore Ray Bingaman
Theodore Ray Bingaman

Theodore was born on August 19, 1952, in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, to the late Franklin and Helen (Reed) Bingaman.

He is preceded in death by his sister, Patricia Smith, along with his parents.

Theodore is survived by his wife, Darlene (Kline) Bingaman, with whom he shared 25 years. He is also survived by his sons, Eric Falcone and Darian Falcone, siblings Frank Bingaman, Dave Bingaman, Denny Bingaman, Pam Kauffman, Camilla Misner, Cindy Shockey, and many nieces and nephews.

During his life, Theodore had a passion for NASCAR, collecting die-cast models, cheering for the Dallas Cowboys, and riding Harley Davidson motorcycles. He dedicated 30 years to working at Food Lion.

The arrangements are handled by Parklawns Funeral Home.

A graveside service will take place on Thursday, January 23rd, at 1 p.m. at Parklawns Memorial Gardens, located at 3218 Philadelphia Ave, Chambersburg, PA 17202.


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Chautauqua-Kinzu Harley Owner Group Contributes to Chautauqua County Little Free Project | News, Sports, Jobs

 

Chautauqua-Kinzu Harley Owner Group Contributes to Chautauqua County Little Free Project | News, Sports, Jobs

From left to right: Joe Wilks C-K HOG Director, Donna Landers C-K HOG Member, Judy Dale C-K HOG Donation Coordinator, Richard Speadling III, Beth Anderson, and Lily Speadling.

The Chautauqua-Kinzua Harley Owners Group (C-K HOG), which is based at Jamestown Harley Davidson, recently made a generous contribution to the Chautauqua County Little Free Project. This donation included a variety of non-perishable food items, personal hygiene products, and other essentials for their pantry, as well as a significant number of toys for their Christmas program, all aimed at assisting local individuals and families in need.

The Little Free Project was initiated in 2020, during the early days of the pandemic, by Beth Anderson and her children, Lily and Richard III Speadling, who were seeking ways to support their community. Initially starting with one pantry filled with donated goods, the initiative has now expanded to include 40 pantries in the surrounding area. Although the pantries may be small, they symbolize hope for those who utilize them. C-K HOG has been a strong supporter of the family’s ongoing efforts to aid the community, frequently donating throughout the year and collecting toys at each meeting for Christmas donations.

For those interested in contributing to the welfare of those less fortunate in our area, the Chautauqua County Little Free Project maintains a Facebook page.

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