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William Ivy Remembered: 'I Will Miss You Forever'
The 16-year-old's life was remembered and celebrated Friday as classmates, friends and family members paid their last respects.

Dan Barger long has been a community journalist, starting as a reporter/editor in Jefferson County, moving on to cover politics and write editorials in south St. Louis, managing newsrooms in West and North County and becoming the editorial director for the Suburban Journals of Greater St. Louis. Barger also served two stints as a Journal newspaper publisher, in Monroe County, Ill. and in Jefferson County, Mo.
Along the way Barger has covered a wide diversity of stories, from the achievements of neighborhood people to the follies at a variety of city halls to the efforts by community groups to make their hometown a better place. Barger was recognized as the Suburban Journalist of the Year by Suburban Newspapers of America for his stories on the presidential aspirations of Dick Gephardt, his coverage of a two-month conspiracy trial in St. Louis and his profiles on the people in south St. Louis.
Golf has been a big part of Barger's life, from caddying in the U.S. Open at Bellerive CC, editor the Gateway Golfer magazine and the Gateway PGA, working as a photographer at the PGA Championship, also at Bellerive, and touring all the local links where his game is not aging gracefully.
Barger and his wife, Carolyn, who live on a high ridge in Fenton, have two children, Nathan and Savannah.
The 16-year-old's life was remembered and celebrated Friday as classmates, friends and family members paid their last respects.

The River Road was flooded part of the day Thursday as the Meramec River wandered from its banks.
The River Road was flooded part of the day Thursday as the Meramec River wandered from its banks.
You might remember Jesse Finney as the MMA fighter who subdued a suspected shoplifter at the Schnuck's Market in Crestwood and held him until police arrived.
Kyle Hamacher says he is good in the kitchen, good behind the bar and loves talking with people. He plans to bring a youthful outlook to the well-known restaurant.
Banners, Christmas decorations, farmer's market under discussion by the Olde Towne Fenton group.
Kyle Hamacher says he is good in the kitchen, good behind the bar and loves talking with people.
The app includes a siren when a warning has been issued in the area and an "all clear" when the danger has passed.
The run will start at Valley Middle School in House Springs.
The Crestwood store carries a full range of musical instruments and also teaches people how to use them, as well as how to record their music on a CD via a computer.
The current Oregon resident will take the helm at Lindbergh in July.
The ambulance district is providing a method to get rid of unused and unwanted prescription drugs safely.
"Kids love 'em," says Harter manager Grace Paszkiewcz.
The owner of Personi's Pizza and Grill in Arnold, thrives at work in a profession he loves.
The former St. Helen's High School (Portland, OR), Croley will take the helm at Lindbergh in July.
Goede was born in the same piece of property on which she still lives.
Kyle Hamacher says he will preserve the restaurant favorites but will seek to enhance the menu.
A variety of Mehlville and Oakville businesses and other entities have money, mostly in small amounts in the Missouri Treasurer's Unclaimed Property Fund.
State treasurer's Unclaimed Property Fund also includes signed photos of Spencer Tracy and Bette Davis, a St. Bernard nutcracker and four Purple Hearts, and $50 in unclaimed money from Crestwood Court.
The Missouri State High School Activities Association Music Festival was held at Jefferson College