I bet he gets his news from the Internet---

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I'll second that and have to wonder about the name. Demetrick is found in many Greek families with variants as both first and last name.

Very Interesting Info here:

http://www.ancient.eu/demeter/

Demeter
Definition
by Mark Cartwright
published on 27 August 2012
Demeter ()

One of the oldest Greek gods, Demeter (Roman name: Ceres) guaranteed the fertility of the earth and protected farming and vegetation. This close connection with the earth was inherited from her mother Rhea, and doubtless she was a reincarnation of local mother-Earth goddesses, commonly worshipped in rural communities.
Demeter's Family

Daughter of Kronos and Rhea, sister of Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Hera, and Hestia, Demeter was the mother of Persephone and Iacchus (both with Zeus) and Pluto, the god of wealth (with Iasion, who was subsequently killed by a thunderbolt from a jealous Zeus). She also adopted Triptolemus, the Eleusinian prince, who gave the human race the gifts of the plough and knowledge of agriculture. Demeter was also pursued by Poseidon and to escape his attentions, she changed into a mare; however, Poseidon too changed into a horse and their resulting offspring was Arion, the winged horse ridden by Hercules.

Homer in The Iliad describes the goddess as ‘golden-haired’, and Hesiod in his Theogony and Works & Days, describes her as ‘bounteous Demeter’, ‘well-garlanded’, ‘hallowed’, and ‘reverend’.

More at this link: http://www.ancient.eu/demeter/

Pennie

penny in the Bible

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/penny

A penny for your thoughts? An honest penny--

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver