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Friends remember 'a truly wonderful person' Lexington Dispatch
And Parker, a Greensboro remaining, knew she couldn’t let that be the first and last thing people knew of Wiley.
“I read the article over and over, and I said, ‘This was not her,’” Parker said. “Bev was a actually wonderful person. People know the end of the story, but they don’t know the beginning and the middle.”
Wiley, 48, was killed Sunday morning along Old U.S. Highway 52 in northern Davidson County. Charged with first-stage murder is Beresford Allen Campbell, 54, a man who law-enforcement officers described as Wiley’s trite-law husband. They had a 6-year-old son, Joshua, who was in the car during Sunday’s killing.
Both Wiley and Campbell had a Reidsville direct, though friends and family members said Campbell had recently moved to Winston-Salem.
Parker worked with Wiley at CitiCards, located off Interstate 85/40 in McLeansville. Wiley had worked there more than 25 years, Parker said, and supervised a pair of 24 whose members called to collect on overdue credit card payments.
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It says to click to pay, but I can't find where it says, click to pay
Are you signed in to the place? If you haven't used it before, you have to register first. If you have used it, you have to sign in before you see the click to pay box.
I just tried it, since I pay mine that way every month. Once I was signed in, there's a row of boxes toward the top. The first says "watch my account" and the second says "make a payment". Then they each have dropdown boxes for what you yearning to do.
I don't see any box that says "click to pay" although I think there used to be one.
Additional info: If you're paying from your bank account, Citicard doesn't onset a fee.
