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BERNARD A VE Workshop took place Monday, other to cast their votes.” while the open design studios Senior Ride Nashville, 20TH AVE S BLAIR BLVD on Tuesday allowed attendees founded in November 2017, has

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ASHWOOD AVE Development Center. The week's SUN teer drivers and 150 enrolled SET PL products will be discussed, feed- riders, Senior Ride Nashville back will be gathered and addi- has expanded from their initial

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A ALTUR ideas regarding new buildings, aged 65 years and older now offer their services in S current and future land uses, account for nearly 20 percent of Madison, Donelson, Hermit- street improvements, parks WOODLAWN DR SWEETBRIAR AVE the voting-eligible population age, Old Hickory and East

PRIVATE and green spaces and how to in the state, it is difficult for Nashville with the goal to grow provide easier access for resi- BONNIE BRIAR LNBRIAR BONNIE many older residents to vote in to cover all riders in the entire- dents wanting to walk or bike. elections—for the simple fact ty of Davidson County.

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HAZELWOOD DR that they are unable to drive “Our services are vital to

LSBORO PIKE policies affecting the 21st HIL those in our community who WILD themselves to their polling Avenue South area accurately Aerial view of the 21st Avenue study area outlined in locations. One non-profit or- are no longer able to drive reflect how members of that ganization is here to help. themselves or who limit their green. - photo submitted community want future growth Senior Ride Nashville, a new driving. Our program has been and preservation to take place, community program that pairs designed to be an affordable, Metro Planning Department and map solutions - will bring and that any significant is looking to the community citizens, designers, and others older adults who no longer assisted option for older adults changes are guided by commu- drive with volunteers who do, who find themselves without for ideas to produce a shared together to plan for growth and nity input and discussion. vision for the 21st Avenue change in the community and finds it important that their reliable transportation after Land use policy reflects the riders are able to vote on they retire from driving,” stat- South area. Therefore, the de- produce a shared vision for the community's long-rang vision Election Day or vote early if ed Brumfield. “Studies show partment is studying and work- area. and guides the Planning they so choose. that rates of depression, isola- ing on possible changes and or Those living in the area are Commission's actions on zone “It’s important that all of tion, loneliness and food scarci- refinements of current land invited to attend the meetings changes and subdivision our voices are heard this ty increase when an individual use policies to properties along to provide input into the future requests. November,” commented Senior loses the ability to drive. We a portion of 21st Avenue South of the area along 21st Avenue Follow the study's progress Ride Executive Director Carrie are confident that by working through the charrette process. South. and find more information at Brumfield. “While most of our together, we can create a com- The charrette process - a Planners want to hear about www.21stAvenueSouthStudy. rides are to essential destina- meeting in which all stakehold- what you would like to see nashville.gov. See Senior Ride on Page 3 ers attempt to resolve conflicts along the corridor in the tions like doctor’s appoint-

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NASHVILLE, TN PERMIT PERMIT TN NASHVILLE, E-MAIL [email protected] FAX 615-298-1015 TICKED OFF HOT-LINE 615-298-5597 U.S. POSTAGE PAID POSTAGE U.S. PRESORTED STANDARD PRESORTED NEWS/SOCIAL NEWS/ADVERTISING 615-298-1500 www.gcanews.com TICKED OFF E-MAIL [email protected] Page 2- The News, November 1, 2018 Ridley Wills, II will be presenting a free lecture on Nashville Pikes, Volume 2 on Thursday, November 8 The City of Forest Hills’ 5:30 p.m. at the Forest Hills City Hillsboro Pike. His latest book Cultural and Natural Re- Hall. is one among a shelf of books sources Committee is hosting Linda Kartoz-Doochin, chair he’s authored on topics includ- a lecture series to educate of the Cultural and Natural ing everything from the history and entertain community resi- Resources Committee of the of Belle Meade Plantation to dents. The fourth in the series City of Forest Hills said, “We The Hermitage at 100 and even is presented by Ridley Wills, II are so honored to have Ridley Belle Meade Country Club. He’s on “Nashville Pikes, Volume 2, Wills, one of Nashville’s fore- a true Nashville treasure and 150 Years Along the Hillsboro most historians, share with us legend and we welcome our Pike” Thursday, November 8 at insight into 150 years along neighbors to come learn about

Ridley Wills, II is the author of the popular Nashville Pikes series.

where we live.” open at 5:00 and the program Ridley Wills’ detailed exami- will be held from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. nation of the history and sites followed by a book signing. along the Franklin and Granny Books will also be available for White Pikes brings the local purchase. history of Nashville to vibrant Space is limited to the first life. Through profiles of 75 attendees. To register, visit churches, Civil War sites, pub- www.CityofForestHills.com. lic institutions, schools, race- For more information please tracks, railroads and even a zoo call 615-665-0792. and hunt club, Wills offers more than a valuable reference work. He shares with us great characters and notables includ- Have a community ing Ambrose Bierce, Frank news story? Andrews, Maggie Vaulx, Kate Thomson Kirkland, Rogers Caldwell, "Spot" McCarthy, Let us know! David Lipscomb, Luke Lea, and Lucinda "Granny" White. Send your news to: The lecture will be held at [email protected] the Forest Hills City Hall on Thursday, November 8. Doors

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From Page One Policy will identify and support domestic victims and survivors Senior Ride... inside Cityʼs workforce -munity that is more supportive of all of us as we age, and pro- Metro Government employ- ranked fifth nationally for men struggle to find the best way to one component of a multi- vide not just rides, but caring ees can be better protected killing women. To date, Nash- help and keep their workplaces pronged strategy to make sup- relationships.” against the impact of domestic ville has seen 9 homicides due to safe. We appreciate the Mayor’s portive services more helpful The success of Senior Ride violence under a new policy domestic violence. There were willingness to be a leader in this and accessible to victims in Nashville is due entirely to the signed by Executive Order by 11 domestic violence homicides area,” said Pat Shea, co- chair of need. willingness of Nashville’s driv- Mayor David Briley at the city’s in Davidson County last year. the Council on Gender Equity. Briley made the policy ing population to serve as volun- soon-to-open Family Safety Additionally, domestic violence The new Metro policy will announcement at the Office of teers. Volunteer drivers are able Center. accounts for nearly half of all create a safe and supportive Family Safety’s brand new to choose riders based on the The policy will help Metro violent crimes committed workplace environment for em- Family Safety Center, which will time of day and destination, so it employees better identify and against a person in Nashville. ployees to seek assistance in open in early 2019. The new facil- can best fit into drivers’ sched- support domestic violence vic- “No one should live in fear. domestic violence situations by: ity will be the largest family jus- ules. “We want to make sure tims in the workplace and pro- Every death is one too many, and Providing referrals to Metro tice center of its kind in the that our volunteer drivers have vide vital work accommodations we have to all work together to and community resources for nation and will house police, flexibility when choosing the to these staff members while make Nashville a safer city for those in need. prosecutors, advocates and rides they provide,” explained they obtain supportive services. all people,” said the mayor. “I am Empowering supervisors to counselors under one roof to Brumfield. “Without our volun- On signing the Metro domestic grateful to Diane Lance in our develop responsive procedures provide support and services to teer drivers, our program would violence policy, Mayor Briley Office of Family Safety and to for employees. These actions survivors of domestic violence, not be possible and the need for also called on Nashville busi- the Council on Gender Equity could include, among other sexual assault, human traffick- ness leaders to implement simi- for its leadership on this issue. options, flex time or time off, ing, elder abuse and child abuse. improved senior transportation lar strategies within their Their work with survivors and change in workspace location, “This Family Safety Center is would remain unmet for many. organizations. domestic violence professionals or any specific service to protect flipping the model. We will no We need more caring, reliable “Victims, survivors and their is the basis for this policy.” the health or safety of an longer send survivors all over volunteer drivers so that we can children are aware of the abuse The Council on Gender employee or their child; town to cobble together the help serve more seniors. Give a ride every single day of the year. This Equity was established in 2017 to Providing referrals and/or that they need. With Metro and make a difference!” is a pervasive problem, and it’s serve in an advisory capacity to taking disciplinary actions for and nonprofit partners working There is no more important paying a silent price in our the Mayor and the Chief Diver- perpetrators of abuse; under one roof, survivors and place to be on November 6th community. I encourage every sity Officer on gender inequity Requiring staff training on their children will have just one than at a polling location. And employer to join me in imple- issues within city government. recognizing and responding to place to go for help at a single for many of Senior Ride Nash- menting similar steps to better Members of the council provide domestic abuse. location filled with people who ville’s volunteer drivers and protect and support their work- information, advice, research The program will be imple- care,” said Lance. riders, that is where they will ers and their children from inter- and program recommendations mented by Metro’s Office of Individuals seeking help for be. For more information on personal violence,” said Briley. to the Office of the Mayor. Family Safety, which is a Metro interpersonal domestic violence Senior Ride Nashville, visit Domestic violence is a seri- “Our Council recognized that department solely dedicated to are encouraged to call 1-800-334- their website at www.senior ous issue in the community with whether employers realize or increasing victim safety, offend- 4628. ridenashville.org or call (615) the worst cases ending in not domestic violence already is er accountability and partner 610-4040. tragedy. Tennessee is regrettably in the workplace and most CEOs collaboration. The policy is just

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The photo that said it all

added Buell, referring to the exact moment that sunlight, shadows, wind, and the Marines all converged perfectly. Ac- cident? Serendipity? Fate? Or as I like to think - God's hand in helping good defeat evil. Buell further said: "The picture captured the heroism of the whole World War. It captured a moment during a ferocious bat- - photo submitted tle and it looked to the future - to A week from this coming Sun- victory and the end of the war." day, we will celebrate Veterans In so doing, this bloody en- Day. It will be inspiring, as counter cost more than 6,000 usual. However, my article this American lives and 17,000 Thomas Mulgrew named Press Secretary; week is inspired most by what wounded. some say is the most famous, The picture became almost Judith Byrd appointed to Senior Health Advisor an unofficial symbol of the perfectly composed news photo Mayor David Briley recently unteered on the 2007 Karl Dean to working with the wonderful of all time. Personally, I call it Marine Corps and World War II in the Pacific. The Marines announced the appointment of for Mayor campaign. people there, and am confident "The Photo That Said It All," Thomas Mulgrew to press sec- “Thomas is known for his that we will continue to serve because it depicts the spirit, the embraced it by transforming the photo into a memorial statue retary. With a deep background tenacity, strategic thinking and our city with professionalism best in America: the courage, in health policy and communi- strong writing skills. He has and integrity." sacrifice, and pride in defending in Arlington, Virginia. Holly- wood movies have been made cations, current press secretary been involved in a number of A Nashville native, Mulgrew freedom throughout the world Judith Byrd will fill the role of important citywide issue cam- serves on the board of PENCIL. and defeating tyrannies more about the flag-raising. The U.S. Postal Service featured it on a Senior Health Advisor to the paigns and his experience will He graduated from the Univer- terrible than war itself. Mayor. serve him well in this post,” sity of Tennessee-Knoxville It is the iconic Pulitzer Prize- stamp. There are six flag raisers in Mulgrew comes to the said Mayor Briley. with a Bachelor of Arts in winning photograph taken by Mayor’s Office from MP&F Mulgrew joins the Mayor’s History. Associated Press (AP) photogra- the famous photo - four in the front line (Private First Class Strategic Communications communications team led by Both Mulgrew's and Byrd's pher Joe Rosenthal on February where he has helped oversee Chief Communications Officer roles became effective this week. 23, 1945, which depicts six U.S. [PFC] Ira Hayes, PFC Franklin Sousley, PFC Harold Schultz, public affairs and issues cam- Laura Braam and including Marines raising the American paigns since 2015. Previously, Digital Director Sam Warlick. flag atop Mount Suribachi, dur- and Corporal Harlon Block) and Get Results, Advertise Your two in the back (Sergeant he worked for a boutique public “I am incredibly honored to ing the Battle of Iwo Jima, in relations firm in New York and have been given the opportuni- Business in the News! World War II. The image was so Michael Strank and PFC Rene Gagnon). Strank, Block, and as a website editor, writer and ty to join Mayor Briley's staff,” Call 615-298-1500 to place an ad inspiring that, as we say now, it contributor. Mulgrew also vol- Mulgrew said. “I look forward went viral. First appearing in Sousley were killed in action Sunday newspapers two days over the next few days; the other later on February 25, it triggered three returned home as heroes Green Hills News, Belle Meade News, West Meade News, a wave of national hope that but had little success in putting Japanese forces would soon be their lives back together after West Side News, Bellevue News, Donelson News, crushed and peace was near. It the war. It is altogether fitting to Hermitage News and Nashville Today Newspapers spurred millions of Americans the American ideal that all six to buy war bonds to keep the were just plain enlisted men, not Gary Cunningham, Founder and Publisher Emeritus nation financially sound to fund officers. the war effort. In essence, this Before Rosenthal died in 2006 _ President and Publisher simple photo was so powerful it at age 94, he told Buell that as he Anthony Cunningham looked back on his life, he was helped win World War II. Wanda Southerland - Contributor Horace Johns - Columnist Hal Buell, a former executive glad his photo came to represent news photo editor at the AP, the bravery and sacrifice of the Gloria Ruth Finney - Contributor Larry Lipman - Columnist knew Rosenthal and many years men he called "my Marines." Paul Ladd - Contributor Brenda Batey - Social Editor As a veteran myself, I can say later said: "There's a sense of Jim Wilson - Columnist Lisa Bold - Production Manager anticipation and a sense of if that photo doesn't send patri- shooting a picture at peak action otic shivers up your spine, noth- Member: Published weekly by GCA Publishing Co., Inc. at 2323 Crestmoor Road in Nashville, Tn. 37215, (615)-298-1500. - and Joe got it. You couldn't ing will. Copyright © and Trademarked ™ 1999, all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced have captured the action at a Acknowledgement is given to Suburban Newspaper Network in whole or in part by any means without the express written consent of the publisher. better peak. A moment earlier, CNN's 2016 feature, "The Inside and the flag would have been too Story of the Famous Iwo Jima GCA Publishing Company Inc.: 615-298-1500 low. If it had been a second later, Photo," for information in my the flag's staff would have been column. E-mail: [email protected] Ticked Off Hotline: 615-298-5597 straight up and the photo would- Contact Horace Johns at SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION n't have had that strong diagonal (615) 292-3030. One year is $15 (local), $30 (out of state). line (which would have deprived Send name, address and telephone number to: it of that thrilling sense of Subscriptions, GCA Publishing Co. Inc., 2323 Crestmoor Road, Nashville, TN 37215 ascendancy). 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A walk in Mt. Olivet Cemetery

Olivet Cemetery was held on brought to the cemetery and October 21. This tour is spon- buried around an obelisk, which sored by the Joseph E. Johnson the Daughters of the Confedera- Camp 28, Sons of Confederate cy had erected to honor these Veterans. The tour features char- Confederate dead. In the circle acterizations of persons buried surrounding this monument the in Mt. Olivet Cemetery who soldiers are buried and this appear to have come to life and includes seven generals and the tell their story to listeners. rest are enlisted; most are Ashley White is the tour organiz- unmarked. er and always tries to find inter- esting people in the cemetery Daughters of the Confederacy who contributed to Nashville his- Major Gen. Lytle Brown Brigadier Gen. James E. Rains Monument in Confederate Circle tory. Ms. White led the tour and gave a short history of the ceme- wars including the campaign up Confederate Army in 1861 as a Judith Parrish Broadbent tery first. In 1869, the Daughters San Juan Hill in the Spanish private and rapidly advanced Contributor to The News of the Confederacy acquired the American War. In 1903, he was through the ranks to Brigadier - photos by Kate Broadbent land on which the cemetery was an instructor at West Point General. He led his garrison The 26th Historic Tour of Mt established. 1500 men were where he taught Douglas against the Union Army at McArthur. In 1916, he led an Stone’s River. His battle charge expedition with General Pershing was “Forward! My Brave Boys! against Pancho Villa. He gained Forward! He was shot in the 5,000 YEARS OF CIVILIZATION REBORN the rank of Brigadier General. head and was buried in Confed- David Lipscomb In 1929 he was Chief of En- erate Circle in 1888. gineers. In 1936, he retired to The first person who was en- Nashville and died at 78. countered was David Lipscomb. He was born in 1831. His father was Granville Lipscomb. He was born a Baptist but his parents were reformers (Cambellites). His father established The Old Salem Church. When David Lipscomb was three, his parents moved to Illinois in order to free their slaves. After moving there, His mother, three brothers and a sister died of fever. David Cornelia Fort Lipscomb said this affected his worldview. He believed that all Sarah Polk Falls Cornelia Fort was the daugh- people should be able to attend ter of Louise and Rufus Fort the same church and this Sarah Polk Falls was the who founded National Life and made him unpopular. In 1849, great niece and adopted daugh- Accident Insurance Company. Lipscomb graduated from ter of Sarah Childress Polk, wife She was a Nashville socialite Franklin College and in 1859, of James K. Polk the eleventh and lived next door to Ward he helped publish The Gospel President of the US. Her mother Belmont, the girls’ school in “A must see!” Advocate, which is still in exis- died shortly after her birth and Nashville where she attended. —Broadway World tence. It contained information she moved into Polk Place at the She graduated in 1936 and went about religious and political mat- age of two. President Polk died to Sarah Lawrence College. She ters. In 1862, he wrote a letter to of Cholera and she became the took flying lessons and became Jefferson Davis hoping that the child and companion of his the 2nd woman to gain her South could stay away from the widow. She was called Sally. In pilot’s license and the first war. He also sent a petition to 1865, she married George Falls. woman to gain an instructor’s Governor Johnson. Although he Their first child was named license. Her father hated avia- married, he never had any chil- Sadie. In 1891, Mrs. Polk who tion and made his sons swear dren of his own and he and his was the longest living widow that they would not fly. He did wife Margaret fostered many (42 years) died and everything not ask the same of his daughter “Absolutely the number one show in the world.” children. In 1891, with Mr. was supposed to go to Sally. She and wanted her to marry well. Harding, they established the donated many things to the She took lessons in 1940 and —Kenn Wells, former lead dancer of the English National Ballet Nashville Bible School on Library of Congress and she went to Hawaii where she Granny White Pike. Lipscomb held gatherings to share the taught soldiers to fly. Early on “There is a massive power in this died in 1917 at 86 years old. To Polk legacy with the public. The December 7, she was in the air honor him, the name was will was contested and in 1891 teaching a student when they that can embrace the world. It brings great hope… changed to Lipscomb College and the Polk tombs were moved to saw columns of smoke and were It is truly a touch of heaven.” then Lipscomb University. The the state Capitol grounds. The attacked by a single plane bear- —Daniel Herman, Minister of Culture of the Czech Republic articles he wrote for the Gospel house was auctioned off for ing the rising sun symbol of the Advocate reflected his views, $22,000 and it was raised and Japanese air force. She took which included no music in apartments built on the site. over the flying and after dodging “I was uplifted, I was filled with hope… church services. Brigadier General James E. bullets landed to report the The cares of the world were shed from my shoulders… The second person in the Rains led a simple life in child- attack. She was not believed at cemetery was Major general hood and dreamed of attending first. She later was the 2nd The world is better place because of Shen Yun.” Lytle Brown. He was the son of Yale University that he realized woman to sign up for the WAFS —Richard Swett, former U.S. Congressman Confederate soldier Trim Brown when a friend loaned him the who transported planes for the and grandson of Governor Neill tuition money. He worked as a army air corps. Her group was ENTIRELY NEW 2019 PRODUCTION WITH LIVE ORCHESTRA S. Brown. Lytle Brown also headmaster and editor before flying into Dallas Love Field dedicated himself to a military the Civil War. He was born in and doing close air formations life. Lytle Brown attended Lebanon. He believed women when her left wing struck the Jan 22–23 TPAC Hume School, Watkins Institute, should take care of home and landing gear of another plane Vanderbilt and in 1898, he went family. He was a member of the and crashed and she was ShenYun.com/Nashville • 615-721-2999 • 888-974-3698 to West Point. He was a military Whig party but was more loyal killed. She has followed her pas- engineer and served in several to his home state. He joined the sion. November 1, 2018, The News- Page 7

6th avenues. It faced the First Baptist Church. He saw the Capitol built. His five sons enlisted in the Confederate Army where three died. He saw the Yankees occupy the city, the passing of the 13-14-15 amend- ments. He did not join the KKK but felt the better option was The Order of Palefaces founded in Columbia by lawyers, doctors and policemen. He had five Two young girls at John Jacob Vertrees Elizabeth Bell Overton Lea Major Gen. Benjamin slaves, which he lost after the John Hugh Smith site Franklin Cheatham war. In 1876, Fields took a drink from the Cumberland River and Continues from page 6... saloon league. Carmack and They sent their sons to West Regiment and was promoted from contracted Dysentery from which Two young girls talked about Cooper were friends until Cooper Virginia during the Civil War. Captain to Colonel during the he died. John Hugh Smith who was three- supported Patterson in an elec- Her son Overton returned to Mexican War. He was involved At the end of the tour, many time mayor of Nashville. Smith tion for Governor. A feud arose Nashville and farmed Lealand. with the Nashville racetrack in were talking of the ghosts who and his wife had no children but and on Nov. 9, 1908, Cooper and She went to Monteagle and she 1848. In 1860 Lincoln was elected probably lived there because of he was respected by the entire his son Robin exited a store on died there in 1890. The home and wanted to raise tariffs. He all the history. Both David Mcfall community. He was a lawyer Vine Street and Carmack was was really large containing 32 served with the Confederacy dur- who worked as a doctor but got and judge. During his terms as across the street and fired a shot rooms each of which had a dif- ing the Civil War and once met into spiritual healing, and Jessie mayor, he saw the population of hitting Robin. Cooper fired back ferent wood. Her husband Lea Grant and said the way to settle Babcock Ferguson are buried at Nashville double. He witnessed and killed Carmack. It was left the large estate and home to the war was with a horse race Mt. Olivet and were involved in a the Battle of Nashville and spon- labeled an assassination but the the family and it was boarded up (the South would have won). He forgotten haunting with “The sored parades for Union soldiers, Supreme Court reversed this and eventually sold for develop- was at Shiloh, Stones River, Thing”. There must be many sto- which were not well attended. decision. Carmack’s friends ment and the house destroyed. Chickamauga and Kennesaw ries that come out in this old He was a judge who ruled erected a monument to him (they Her grandson, Luke Lea was a Mountain. When he died, 10,500 cemetery, which houses much of fairly against the KKK and paid for it). Everyone lost here. senator and friends with Woodrow people were at his funeral and the history of Nashville in its when he died, Nashville African Vergis worked against prohibi- Wilson. 30,00 were in the funeral proces- tombs and mausoleums. Americans threw a big parade for tion, which was repealed in 1921, Major General Benjamin sion to Mt. Olivet. him. and against Women’s Suffrage, Franklin Cheatham was a real Last was Fielding Fields who John Jacob Vertrees came which was adopted when Ten- character in his time. He was a was born in 1810. His family from Sumner County and attend- nessee became the 36th state to “gentleman planter” and went to moved to Shelbyville. At 20 he Have a community ed Cumberland College. He ratify the amendment. California with the gold rush. He moved to Nashville and married news story? became a lawyer and married Elizabeth Bell Overton Lea married Annabelle Robertson Mary who was only 15. He was a Virginia. He was well liked. He was born at Traveler’s Rest and and the Hardings threw their skilled carpenter and made car- Let us know! was against women’s suffrage educated there. She was 6 years wedding party. He owned West- riages. When the Cherokees were and prohibition. Because of this old when her father died. She over Plantation, which is now the pushed West on the Trail of Send your news to: he was involved in the conflict married John M. Lea in Memphis John Tune Airport. His father Tears, his family profited by get- between Malcolm Patterson and in 1845. They acquired a property fought with Jackson. He was a ting land. His home was on [email protected] Carmack who founded the anti- of 1000 acres called Lealand. member of the Nashville Blue Demombreum between 5th and Committed to families. · Advisor-Friendly Platform · Independent Corporate Trustee · Outsource Money Management to Family Advisor · Team Approach to Trust Administration

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in tax law for 2018. If you will and 20% rates apply were altered modified after that date if the mod- remember, I told you in a previous (and will be adjusted for inflation ification expressly provides that article that screams will be heard after 2018). For 2018, the 15% rate the repeal of Sec. 71 applies to the Taxing as a result of the changes present- will start at $77,200 for married modification. ed in the 2018 tax law. Here are a taxpayers filing jointly, $51,700 for 10. The TCJA suspended all per- few of the changes. heads of household, and $38,600 sonal exemptions for the years Matters 1. For divorce or separation for other individuals. The 20% rate 2018 through 2025. instruments executed after Dec. will start at $479,000 for married 11. The TCJA amended Sec. 163 31, 2018, in general, alimony will taxpayers filing jointly, $452,400 for by reducing the $1 million limit for By Jim Wilson, CPA not be deductible by the payer heads of household, and $425,800 married taxpayers filing jointly spouse or includible in the payee for other individuals. and all other taxpayers (except for spouse's gross income. 5. The TCJA increased the married taxpayers filing separate- 2. Reduction of the limitation amount of the child tax credit to ly who were limited to $500,000) on New tax cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) - on mortgage acquisition debt for $2,000 per qualifying child for home-acquisition debt to $750,000 purposes of the mortgage interest 2018 through 2025. The maximum for all taxpayers (except that the I tried to warn you! deduction to $750,000 and suspend- refundable amount of the credit is limit is $375,000 for married tax- ed the deduction for home-equity $1,400. The act also created a new payers filing separately), effective More publications are appear- TCJA “new tax law.” The Tax indebtedness. However, in guid- nonrefundable $500 credit for qual- Jan. 1, 2018, through Dec. 31, 2025. ing to share the results of the Advisor disclosed many changes ance, the IRS clarified that home- ifying dependents who are not Additionally, the TCJA eliminates equity debt that is used to buy, qualifying children. The threshold the additional deduction for build, or substantially improve the at which the credit begins to phase "home equity debt," therefore elim- Nashville Pikes Vol 5 taxpayer's home that secures the out was increased to $400,000 for inating the previously allowed home-equity loan is deductible, married taxpayers filing a joint interest deduction on a principal Buena Vista, Whites Creek, #5 subject to the limitation on mort- return and $200,000 for other tax- balance up to $100,000. As such, North Nash. Pks. gage acquisition debt. payers. interest on home-equity loans Brick Church, Dickerson Pks 3. Sec. 164, limiting the amount 6. The TCJA increased the stan- obtained between Jan. 1, 2018, and of the itemized deduction for state dard deduction for the years 2018 Dec. 31, 2025, will not be deductible and local taxes (other than those through 2025. The new standard if the loan proceeds are used other paid or accrued in carrying on a deduction is $24,000 for married than to buy, build, or substantially Newest Book trade or business) to $10,000 ($5,000 taxpayers filing jointly, $18,000 for improve a taxpayer's qualified res- In Series! Signing Party for married taxpayers filing sepa- heads of household, and $12,000 idence that secures the loan. rately). for all other individuals. The 12. TCJA suspended the deduc- November 10; 1-3 p.m. 4. 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November 3-4 lectibles, holiday decorations, stationary, beautiful artwork, Artisan Fair items for the garden, toys for all The Fine Art Fair featuring ages, food items, gifts for men, an art, jewelry and religious items assortment of pet products and by fine artists in the community more. will be held on Saturday from In addition to being a shop- 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday pers’ paradise, Christmas Village 9:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at St. Stephen is also about giving. The philan- Catholic Church located on 14544 thropic project and event sup- Lebanon Road in Old Hickory. ports the Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center, Department November 9, 10 & 11 of Hearing and Speech Sciences Christmas Village and others. Christmas Village On November 9 through helps financially support these November 11, thousands of vis- projects thanks to the dedica- itors from across the South will tion of its members. ascend on the Fairgrounds Tickets are $10 at the door or MAKES ITS TRIUMPHANT Nashville for Christmas Village. online and $8 in advance at More than 260 merchants from select SunTrust Bank locations RETURN TO NASHVILLE around the country. This highly and the Vanderbilt Concierge. anticipated, three day, one-stop Children age 9 and under are THROUGH SUNDAY ONLY! shopping event has something free. TPAC.ORG/Phantom • 615-782-4040 for everyone. Some items fea- So mark your calendars, tured at this year’s show include grab those shopping bags and Show presentedesentpresented home goods and decor, distinc- meet your friends at Christmas locallylocallally byby tive one-of-a-kind jewelry, soaps Village 2018! For more informa- TPACTPPAAC is supportedsupport in partp t bybared y MetrMetroo ArtsArts, TennesseeTTeennessee ArtsArts CommissionCommission, and NissansanNis . tion visit www.christmasvil- bTŤÊØbTT £«Üã¨ ÊĄ«¼ÊÃ¼«ÃÜÊèØ¢ ÊØèú«Ã£ã«¹ãÜãÊbT ¹«ã£Ã«úèØÊ¢ØèÊÜÃ«¼ÃÊ¼«ĄÊ¨ãÜ«£ØÊŤ bÊãÜã¹ TT óÃãÜŤŤÜãÃó and body lotions, olive oil and balsamic vinegars, unique col- lage.org November 1, 2018, The News- Page 9 HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS

November 15 leaderscouncil.org. food, where local food is avail- Auctioneers... Young Leaders Council able and how to use it. The Original Estate Sales Specialists November 23-25 Explore how local food can Fall Leadership Luncheon provide jobs while improving Young Leaders Council pres- Nashville Flea Market the care of our Tennessee lands ents guest speaker Alberto The Flea Market is held and waters. Gonzales, former Attorney at the Fairgrounds Nashville, Join us in our mission of pro- General of the United States 500 Wedgewood Avenue on moting the production and con- and now Dean of Belmont the fourth weekend of every sumption of healthy local food. University College of Law, at the month. This month’s theme The Summit will be held at Fall Leadership Luncheon on will be Feeling Frosty. Admis- Montgomery Bell Academy Thursday, November 15, from sion is free and parking is $5. located at 4001 Harding Road. 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at Omni Hours are: Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Nashville Hotel, located at 250 5th Saturday 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.; and Avenue South. There is a $55 Sunday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. December 1 charge per person for the lunch- 65th Annual Nashville eon and program. Reservations November 30 - Dec 2 Christmas Parade are required online by November Tennessee Food Summit This year’s 65th Annual 9 at https://www.youngleader- Nashville Christmas Parade scouncil.org/events/. Middle Tennessee farmland will start at 8:30 am at the cor- Now in its 23rd year, the Young once fed Nashville, and it will ner of Broadway and North 1st Leaders Council annual fall again. As a peak year-end event Avenue. Celebrity performanc- event provides an opportunity to fostering this change, the es, marching bands, giant bal- gather young business profes- Tennessee Local Food Summit loons and an appearance by the sionals, as well as nonprofit and is November 30 thru December 2. star of the show, Santa Claus corporate individuals, to network Sponsored by Barefoot Farmer, will be all part of the line up. and to hear about important LLC, it will feature Nashville’s The event is free to the pub- issues affecting the nonprofit best chefs offering delicious, lic. For more information go to: community. Contributing to this locally grown organic meals www.nashvillechristmaspa- year's event is Fifth Third Bank during a full day of educational rade.com as title sponsor, Genesco as sup- workshops, networking, and Have Something to Sell? porting sponsor and The Jack C. the celebration of Nashville’s Real Estate • Antiques • Fine Art • Estates Massey College of Business at existing local food movement. Announce your event in Belmont University as speaker There will be a special presen- Furniture • Collectibles sponsor. tation by Ken Meter on the The News! Call us, we can help! For more information about Nashville Food System Analysis email to: 615.490.6849 Young Leaders Council, contact Report and Larry Kopald with BaldiniAuction.com Diane Hayes at (615) 386-0060 or The Carbon Underground. [email protected] 3522 Central Pike, Ste. 207, Hermitage, TN 37076 • Firm 5963 visit the website at www.young- Learn how to grow your own

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Construction begins on Page Road Bellevue Harpeth Chamber of Commerce will recog- parking lot in Percy Warner Park nize the best of Bellevue at its inaugural Bravo! on Construction on the Page there is an abundance of park- Road Parking Lot in Percy ing elsewhere in the Warner Saturday, December 1 Warner Park will begin Novem- Parks. During construction of ber 5, weather permitting, with the Page Road lot, visitors To celebrate our growing Ryan Williams, Vice Pre- will review the nominations expected completion in late should try out these other and thriving community, the sident of Williamz Construc- and narrow the finalists in Winter 2019. The project will points of access. They all offer Bellevue Harpeth Chamber of tors, is chair of the event each category. Winners will be include a paved parking area, a direct connections to the trail Commerce will recognize the team. Williams said, "All year selected and announced at the path to the intersection, low and road network. Note that best of Bellevue at its inaugu- long there are incredible busi- event. stone walls and trees. cars parked illegally at the ral Bravo! Bellevue event on ness men and women who Eligibility and criteria are The project area has long Belle Meade Gates and else- Saturday, December 1st at help shape our special com- available on the website. been used as informal overflow where may be ticketed. Alter- Green Door Gourmet, present- munity and Bravo! Bellevue is Sponsorships are available, parking near the Belle Meade native parking is available at ed by Novel Bellevue. a heartfelt thank you to all our and details are available on Gates; however, the lack of the following locations. Nominations are now being chamber members. This year- the website as well. improvements has resulted in accepted for business leaders end event is a great way to rec- Guests will arrive on the mud and erosion issues, • Golf Clubhouse, in the following categories ognize a few of these business- red carpet and enjoy music by blocked cars and periods of clo- 1221 Forest Park Drive and can be submitted on the es with prestigious awards, all local songstress Lydia Brittan. sure. This project will result in Chamber’s website at www. the while entertaining our A wards will be presented a maintainable facility that can • Deep Well, bellevueharpethchamber.com guests with live music, deli- throughout the evening. Heavy . cious food, and a full bar. As hors d’oeuvres and cocktails remain open during all weather 6921 Highway 100 • Businesswoman of the Year conditions, protects the envi- our community grows so too will be served. Tickets are ronment, offers an improved • Chickering Road, • Businessman of the Year will our chamber, and Bravo! available and can be pur- visitor experience and is com- 1651 Chickering Road • Servant Leader Bellevue is the first of many chased on the Chamber’s web- unique opportunities that site. Please call 615-662-2737 or patible with adjacent resi- • Rising Star Award dences. • Gaucho Road, we'll provide to help promote visit www. bellevuehar- • Employer of the Year Although the demand for 2628 Old Hickory Blvd. our local businesses, both new pethchamber.com for more parking at the Belle Meade • Entrepreneur of the Year and established.”A local panel information. Gates often exceeds availability,

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In the gubernatorial debate gogue to thank God for all the held in West Tennessee, two blessings in my life. I still do. things Karl Dean said gave me But now, terrorism has changed pause. Firstly, in acknowledg- the atmosphere in which I pray. ing the recent senseless shoot- When will the horror end? ing death of a prominent If you are a Christian read- Memphis businessman, Mr. ing about the tragedy in the Dean sated that his “thoughts” CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 Pittsburgh Synagogue and you were with the slain man’s fam- come from a New York or an LA ily. It was curious to me that he We have added an e-mail address for Ticked Off! Send your comments to [email protected] or a Chicago, you may not did not add “and prayers” to a understand how events like phrase that sadly, with all the Everyone loves tax cuts, but slash Medicare and every safety Have you looked at the tanking this, are magnified in small violence around nowadays, has tax cuts means we the people net that helps we the people that stock market recently? In spite towns and cities like Pittsburgh become all too common. But are not paying enough taxes to are regular folks. They will of all the conservative politi- or Chattanooga or here in his studied omission of the pay for what the people are keep giving billions to the mili- cian's declarations of how good Nashville. Jewish minorities word “prayers” made me won- spending, which is deficit tary to keep killing people in the economy is doing is your like us, pray together, and cele- der if Mr. Dean does not really spending, like being overdrawn other countries, meanwhile by retirement account sinking like brate our holidays together. believe in prayer. Secondly, on your checking account. This cutting billions in assistance a mine? The losses this year have Many of our children and when discussion education he year Trump’s tax cuts have lot of people could end up dying been staggering especially grandchildren attend the same kept mentioning the need for increased the deficit by 17%. here too – guess that’s ok with when you put in context of religious schools. In many additional “resources” – i.e. Watch what they’ll do next – them. what Mr. Trump says. Now to cases, our families socialize code for additional taxes. What Trump and Republicans will Jesus says “Love thy neigh- be fair, I did not get the big tax together. In small towns across is wrong with the public school want to slash what they call bor as thyself” and Jesus says give back like some of the best America, the synagogue is the system will not be fixed by entitlements, but by entitle- “As you have done unto the Americans got. No, my tax bill center of our life. Anti-Semitic, throwing more money at the ments they don’t mean the cor- least of these, so you have done did not affect my life at all. mass shootings, are particular- problem, nor by heaping new porate welfare that we the peo- unto me” “it is easier for a Do I end up like those who ly horrific in a small jewish and more taxes on ple are paying billion$ of $ubsi- camel to pass through the eye of bought in on Trump community like ours, where it Tennesseans. die$ to the already wealthy big a needle than for a rich man to University? Last I heard, that seems as if every Jew knows oil, big ag, and other corpora- get into heaven” God wants us diploma is not worth the paper each other. What will they do next tions. No, they will want to to obey the Golden Rule, not the it is printed on. Kind of where What is threatened is every rule of gold unlike the way my investments are headed. American’s 1st Amendment things are going now. WWJD? Not sure what to do? Right to practice the religion of Think about it! their choice. West Meade area Estate Sale Difficult to forgive For Nashville Jews, as well The Left would be want- Recently, I attended a reli- as those around the world, the 412 Siena Dr. 37205 (The Cloister, off Vaughnʼs Gap) ing to build the wall to if... gious service at my synagogue Pittsburgh tragedy couldn't be worse. Not only did it occur on The “migrant caravan“ is here in Nashville and I did what Fri. - Sat., Nov. 2 & 3; 9 am - 4 pm our Sabbath, during Shabbat nothing more than a lawless I have been doing for years. I (Saturday) services, but horrifi- Hundreds of original maps, vintage musical instruments, mob. If 83% of transients were “dressed up” for services (that’s cally, it also occurred during a early Tennessee extraneous documents, vintage sewing no- Republicans the Left would be what we old folks do) and I put "baby naming service”. This tions, early Tennessee books, Starck piano, Wurlitzer organ screaming to build that wall. on my favorite yarmulke (religious skull cap). I hate to admit joyous, religious, family event and much more. 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CALL OUR HOTLINE: 615-298-5597 who has physically sinned ideology) reported in 2017 based about what they are talking We should not be seeing adds of fan of socialism, and support- against me”. These are difficult on data from the Global about, or not giving details of which many are bogus, being ing the socialist agenda candi- times for Nashville’s dozen Terrorism Database, right-wing their statements. On 10-4 there paid for by the billionaires in dates like Bernie Sanders, Jewish Synagogues and the terrorists were responsible for was a perfect example of some- this country like the Koch Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 5,000 Jewish families who 6.6% of all terrorist murders on one saying how Trump's tariff's brothers you referenced. Oh, New York, Andrew Gillum in reside here. Many, like myself, domestic soil from 1992-2017, will screw the little guy, and but lets not leave out George Florida who all have the social- find it very difficult to forgive with a 1 in 33 million per year how upsetting they were that Soros, and Majority Forward ist agenda. Once again, be care- this assassin. chance of being murdered by a there would be money sent to who are paying for many of ful what you wish for. You won't right-wing terrorist. Left-wing farmers to offset looses. Maybe Bredsen" adds. Soros is the big like it if you get it. Irony lost terrorists were responsible for this person should do some I’m ticked off because the 0.7% of all terrorist murders research before popping off. If very same day that a reader during that time, with a 1 in 330 he or she would look up who comment (Title: “Violent rheto- million per year chance of started the Farm subsidies being murdered by a left-wing assistant program, they would Happy Birthday! ric always begets violent behavior”) warning about anti- terrorist. find the Initials FDR in 1933. He Trump protestors was pub- Your reader ended his com- established the Agricultural lished, at least ten packages ment with: “Our Constitutional Adjustment Act. Oh yea, he was Linnell J. Smith Republic can only be preserved a Democrat. Been adjustment containing or suspected of con- who lives in Hermitage... taining explosive devices were if people calling for violence payments ever since, but hey, delivered to current or former are voted out of office. just blame Trump for every- Elections are only 2 weeks away. thing. Sad. Democratic officials, Trump th critics, and a major journalism We must stand up for civil dis- The other "facts" this person Happy 80 Birthday! outlet. The reader wildly raved course now… but it may be too lays out is the amount of farms From: Pat, Gail & Mark about protestors confronting late.” This is laughable and owned by non- Hispanic, but elected officials in public completely ignores the fact that rather old white men. So lets spaces and various other forms all three branches of govern- just keep the race baiting out of exercising the First ment currently are controlled there. Don't you understand Amendment, and warned of the by Republicans or Republican that todays farms are handed “anarchy” and “violent behav- appointees. We, the dissent, are down from generation to gener- ior” to come. I hope that the also Americans. If we can’t ation in most cases. They are irony of his/her statements is gain representation through family farms. The family farms not lost on him/her today...and the Executive Branch, are owned by whites as well as yet I know better. Congress, or the Judiciary, black Americans. I guess we While some of the acts that excuse us if we interrupt the need to make farming an affir- Ticked off? the reader cited are certainly occasional Congressperson’s mative action industry, or run deplorable (destruction of prop- meal to remind them that they by the government. That would erty and threats to safety are represent all of us, and that make the liberal left progres- We want to know... never acceptable, regardless of they can’t vote against our sive socialist happy I guess. Be motivation), non-violent protest interests and expect to show up careful what you wish for. and criticism of authority at [insert chain restaurant On 10-11 another reader E-mail: [email protected] remain touchstones of demo- here] and be treated like an wanted to stress the outside cratic society—regardless of anonymous member of society. influence of big money on our what our Crybaby in Chief We may ruin their steak dinner, Tennessee, and Nashville elec- would have the simplest-mind- but that’s a far cry from mailing tions. I could not agree more. ed of us believe when he labels them pipe bombs. the media the “Enemy of the State” for reporting provable, if Get the facts straight unflattering, facts. What ticks me off is people ITALIAN NASHVILLE STYLE Speaking of facts: as Forbes who write in stating their opin- (not exactly a bastion of liberal ions when knowing nothing VALENTINO'S RISTORANTE MORE THAN JUST A MEAL Enjoy a Great in OurValentino Cozy Wine Dinner Cellar! 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Capstone Business Tennessee State Architects been named Vanderbilt Univer- Office managing Tennessee sity Medical Cen- Advisors, LLC Board of Regents projects. In ter’s executive vice After 14 months of serving 1982, Gilliam was hired directly president for Adult as an intern at Capstone, by TBR to manage design and Ambulatory Operat- Madeline “Maddie” Earp has construction for vocational ions and has joined joined the team as a financial schools. the Medical Cen- analyst where she will continue Gilliam is a graduate of the ter’s senior leader- to perform assess- University of Tennessee Knox- ship team. ments as well as ville with a B.A. in Architec- Nantais In this role, marketing projects ture. Nantais will have oversight of for both Capstone the Medical Center’s adult and the clients. ambulatory enterprise. She has demon- Soles4Souls A search is currently under- strated not only Nashville-based non-profit way for a vice president who her knowledge of global social enterprise Soles- will lead adult ambulatory serv- Earp accounting, finance 4Souls (S4S) has welcomed Rod ices for counties outside and marketing, she has demon- Arnold to its team as Chief Davidson. strated her team driven atti- Marketing Officer. tude. Arnold joins S4S as Earp graduated from the founder and Sherrard Roe Voigt & Lipscomb University in 2018 CEO of Leading Harbison with a B.B.A. in Accounting. Good, an agency Attorney Christina R.B. Her ability to be a full-time dedicated to help- Lopez has joined Sherrard Roe college student, work two jobs ing nonprofits and Voigt & Harbison as an associ- and volunteer simultaneously social enterprises ate, announced member Bill shows her work ethic and Arnold innovate and grow. Harbison. CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN responsibility. Her experience Rod has a 20+ year track record Lopez most re- 1. Japanese pine 1. Divisions of Spartan army as a member of a nationally of successfully building non- cently served as 6. Data executive 2. Catkin or scaly spike ranked volleyball team for 10 profits, as well as purpose-driv- judicial clerk to the 9. Leafy vegetable 3. Suffuse with color years has translated into an en brands. Honorable Judge 14. Leaves out 4. Bovine understanding of the impor- Prior to founding Leading Jacqueline H. 15. Modern music style 5. Ineffectual tance of teamwork. Good, Rod’s served as COO Nguyen of the 16. Life of __, easy street 6. Wrinkles of charity:water, a nonprofit United States Court 17. __ Dubos, French naturalist 7. Romanian city organization bringing clean of Appeals for the 18. Between east and southeast 8. Something that is operated on Lose Design and safe drinking water to peo- Lopez 9th Circuit, in 19. Osco-Umbrian 9. Bishop’s staff Spaces for Life ple in developing nations. He Pasadena, California. She was 20. Thin pasta 10. Stimulates gastric secretions was also President of the previously associate at Gibson, 22. __ Martin, comedian 11. Elk or moose species Robert Gilliam has joined 23. Audio systems 12. Despoil Lose Design as Senior Project Nonprofit/Cause-Related Dunn & Crutcher in Irvine, 24. Fictional names 13. Force units Manager and will lead projects Group at Media Ventures California. She served as an 26. ___ssartite: orange garnet 21. NE Az. Indian tribe for the firm’s Nashville, Group, where he helped drive extern for both the U.S. Court of 27. East Indian tree 25. Downwind Knoxville, and Atlanta offices. strategic growth for brands, Appeals, 9th Circuit, and the 28. Sanitariness 28. Adenosine diphosphate Gilliam has been sports and entertainment prop- United States Attorney’s Office 32. Laughs contemptuously 29. Institute legal proceedings managing Tennes- erties, and nonprofit organiza- in Santa Clara. 36. Formal two-person combat 30. Electroencephalograph see Board of Re- tions. Rod’s clients have includ- Lopez is a graduate of UCLA 37. Grandmother 31. Theatre gents’ design and ed Ronald McDonald House School of Law, where she was 38. Mythical animal 33. Begetter 42. Assented 34. Between northeast and east construction proj- Charities, Veterans of Foreign Order of the Coif, served as man- Wars, Save the Children, Com- aging editor of the UCLA Law 45. Urban gym 35. Disconsolate ects for universi- 46. Japanese classical theater 39. One who extracts by heating ties, community passion International, Dr. Oz’s Review, and was on the UCLA HealthCorps, World Relief, and Mock Trial Team. She was a 47. An intellectual 40. Burrowing crabs colleges and Ten- 50. Upper vegetation 41. Unhappiness Gilliam nessee Colleges of others. His work has also recipient of the Shepard Broad 55. Word of mouth 42. Belgium port Applied Technology (TCATs) included developing partner- Award and was a Michael T. 56. Southwest state 43. Gladiolus bulb throughout middle and east ships with the NFL and Masin Scholar. A participant in 58. Alaskan island dweller 44. Brie and Stilton Tennessee for approximately NASCAR, as well as with UCLA Internal Advocacy compe- 59. Before 47. Intercalate four decades. Gilliam will be celebrities and brands. titions, she was a Moot Court 60. Kosher or sea 48. Helmut (latin) based in the firm's Knoxville Soles4Souls disrupts the competition winner and re- 61. End 49. Relatively long in duration office. cycle of poverty by creating ceived awards in mock trial tour- 62. Title of respect 51. Elevate by praise sustainable jobs and providing naments. She earned a B.A. in 63. Greece 52. Diminutive of Matilda Projects Gilliam has led relief through the distribution Public Policy at Duke University, 64. White potato 53. Number system base 8 include the science buildings of shoes and clothing around with minors in Spanish and cul- 65. Month (abbr.) 54. Constabulary at Middle Tennessee State the world. Headquartered in tural anthropology. 66. Type 57. Lake __, one of the Great University (MTSU) and Ten- Nashville, the organization Lopez is a member of the nessee Tech University (TTU), repurposes product to supply State Bar of California, Central the campus of Pellissippi State its micro-enterprise, disaster District of California Bar, Community College, multiple relief and direct assistance pro- and the Orange County Bar university libraries, the nurs- grams. Since 2006, it has dis- Association. She and her hus- ing buildings at MTSU and tributed more than 30 million band have recently relocated to TTU, East Tennessee State pairs of shoes in 127 countries Nashville. University’s WETS-FM radio and generated over $250 million Sherrard Roe Voigt & station building, and the in economic impact. A non- Harbison, founded in 1981, pro- observatories at MTSU, ETSU, profit social enterprise, Soles4- vides legal services to business- and Roane State Community Souls earns more than half of es and individual clients in a College. its income and commits 100% of wide variety of litigation and For the past 18 months, donations to programs. corporate practices. Gilliam worked in Oak Ridge handling projects in East Tennessee for the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR). Gilliam Vanderbilt University Send your business news started his career in 1979 as Medical Center to [email protected] a project manager in the Thomas Nantais, MBA, has November 1, 2018, The News- Page 15 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

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Luncheon for Consul-General of Japan

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Cheekwood hosted an intimate gathering welcoming the new SAME DAY Consul-General of Japan in Nashville, Consul-General Hiroyuki CERTIFIED Kobayashi, and his wife, Kuniyo Kobayashi. INSURANCE Guests gathered on the Cheekwood Mansion loggia for lunch APPRAISALS catered by Kristen Winston. State of the Art Laser Welder Following the meal, everyone toured the newly-named Blevins Japanese Garden, which will debut in 2020 following ren- Platinum • 14K &18K • Antique Restoration • Sterling Silver • Eyeglass Repair ovations and enhancements made possible by the Blevins family. Appraisals • Engraving • Prong Rebuilding • Watch Repair and Watch batteries In attendance were hosts Barbara and Jack Bovender, co- chairs emeritus of the Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival and Belle Meade Plaza former and current Cheekwood board nembers, Cathy and Clay Same Day 4548 Harding Road 615-269-3288 Jackson, co-chairs of the Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival, Cheekwood Board Chair Jim Hunt, Melba and Bill Blevins, Jewelry Repair! (Next to Newk’s) BelleMeadeJewelry.com Hayley and Clay Blevins, Kim and Brad Blevins, Audra Ladd, from the Mayor’s Office of Economic and Community Development, Lori Odom, VP of international business for the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, Jane MacLeod, president and CEO of Cheekwood, and Peter Grimaldi, Cheekwood’s VP of Luncheon: Cathy and Clay Jackson. Residential Lot gardens and facilities. Beautiful, private, treed, hillside lot on Stoneway Trail in Hillwood Park.

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Sexual Assault Centerʼs Patron Party

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The Mad Hatter Patron Party for the Sexual Assault Center (SAC) was held at the home of Sally and Jon Nesbitt. SAC’s mission is to provide healing for children, adults and families affected by sexual assault and to end sexual violence through counseling, education and advocacy. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful weather by the pool in the backyard, where dozens of white lights flickered. One of the guests was Kassie Powell, who was honored at this year’s ESPYs with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. The ESPYs are presented to recognize athletic achievement and other sports- related performance. A top-tier pole vaulter and graduate of Michigan State University, Powell was a patient of Larry Nassar for six years. Nassar was the USA Gymnastics national team doctor convicted of serial child molestation. Powell now lives in Nashville. This year’s Mad Hatter will be Saturday, December 1 at Loews Vanderbilt Hotel. Tickets are $250 per person. Party: Georgette and Shervin Party: Josh Buckley, Mad Hatter Co-chairs Anne Buckley To purchase tickets to Mad Hatter visit: http://MH18.gives- Eftekhari. and Virginia Voigt, and John Voigt. mart.com. For more information about SAC, visit sacenter.org.

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Mary Parrish Center Breakfast of Hope

The Mary Parrish Center held a breakfast benefiting survivors of domestic and sexual violence at the Omni Nashville Hotel. The mission of The Mary Parrish Center has been to provide survivors of interpersonal violence and their children safe, accessible and compassionate housing with individualized care that pro- motes healing, autonomy and hope. The event featured speaker and former resident Laura Klesen and entertainment from choir singers Trevonda Burney and Daphene Granberry. The Mary Parrish Center provides no-cost, comprehensive services to more than 7,000 survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. In addition to safe, individual apartments, the organization provides support services including clinical therapy, case management, emergency financial assistance, housing advocacy and enrichment activities. The survivor-focused program enhances residents’ autonomy by nurturing their capacity to live independently from their abusers, establish self-sufficiency and secure permanent housing. Breakfast: Lori Bakke and Cherie Hammond.

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Breakfast: Todd Smith, Larry Hale, Ray Besch, and Marc Moore. Having A Social Event? Contact Brenda: [email protected] Page 20- The News, November 1, 2018 n Cumberland Heights Fashion Show

photos by • Brenda Batey The Cumberland Heights Friends held its annual fashion show and luncheon at Hillwood Country Club. Cumberland Heights is a nonprofit alcohol and drug-addiction recovery center located on the banks of the Cumberland River. The natural beauty of the 177 acre campus, comfortable facilities and more than 50 years of experience help provide lasting healing for those suffering from addiction. Everyone at the event enjoyed perusing the silent auction and shopping for French Shoppe items, while pianist Matthew Pyle played beautifully. Then guests entered the dining room, where Jeanne Dudley Smith previewed her bridal clothing and the French Shoppe offered a look at its fall fashions. Cumberland Heights’ Stan Bumgarner gave the invocation and lunch service began. The delicious meal included a green salad, chicken with vegetables, and a selection of dessert bars. The lovely models included: Ann Cain, Ellie Hagar, Morel Enoch, Fay McFarlin, Katie McQuestin, Sue Minch, Nancy Show: Dru Smith, Bill McCarty, Friends Founder Dottie Poll, Deanne Poston, Ann Price, Eleanor Whitworth, and Show: Marleigh Hussung, Chair Threadgill, and Emily Threadgill. Charlotte Whitzenburger. Marge Rajotte, and Michelle Hussung.

Show: Auction Chair Mary Allen, Wynn Towns, Gina Ferrari, Show: Whitney Klein, Colleen Morris, Jennifer Threadgill, and Alexis Corlew. and Mary Ann Daugherty.

Show: Model Taylor Schipani and Neiland Pennington as father of the bride.

Show: Sue Minch and Show: Co-chair Joan Davis Show: Deana Poston, Anne Cain, Ann Price, and Morel Jeanne Dudley Smith. and Maclin Davis. Enoch.

Show: Marie Fuqua and Show: Eleanor Whitworth Show: Liz Stanislawski and President Melody Dwyer. and Susan Adcock. Show: Katy McQuesten, Nancy Poll, and Fay McFarlin. Martha Farabee. November 1, 2018, The News- Page 21

Conservancy Gala Patron Party

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A patron party was held for and Centennial Park. Gala, set for Saturday, Reddy, Alizah Greenberg, Sperling, Libby Calaway, Vickie the gala benefitting The The lovely home of Mary and November 3 at the Parthenon. Samantha Saturn, Steve Mertz, Trish and Jim Munro, Conservancy for the Parthenon Michael Spalding was the site of Chairs of the event are Mara Kravitz, Judy and Joe Barker, Josephine Van Devender, Giles the party, where guests enjoyed Papatheodorou and Sarah Marlene Hays, Monica and Ward, Lee Pratt, Neil Krugman, food by caterer Flavor. The Sperling. Honorary chairs are Daniel Scokin, Demetria Paula Van Slyke, LeRoy Norton, menu offered polenta with Clare Armistead, Ellen Martin Kalodimos, Ben Sistrunk, Jim Hunter Claire Rogers, and Gerri shrimp and spinach, a classic and Hope Stringer. Berkeley, Jennifer Lee, William Winchell Findley. cheese board, a Charcuterie dis- Gala committee members Stebbins, Melinda and John play, and flatbread with pesto, include: Meera Ballal, Seenu Buntin, Cathie and Harvey Mozzarella cheese, and toma- toes. Talk at the event centered on the upcoming Conservancy AMERICAN HERITAGE, INC. 615-298-9200 FOR FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE! Party: Hope Stringer and SHARON LILLICRAP Jim Ed Norman. Call 615-300-HOME (4663) LIFE MEMBER GOLD AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE

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Swan Ball Committee Kickoff

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Swan Ball 2019 Chairs Jana Committee Chairs Carly Rolfe Frist, Rebecca Howard, Sarah Davis and Ellen Martin official- and Molly White, Emily Zerfoss, Ingram, Lee Ann Ingram, ly kicked off the ball with a Jean Bottorff, Sally Henderson, Milton Johnson, Mary cocktail party for their Swan Trish Frist, Julia Jarman, Catherine McClellan, Karen Ball committee at Martin’s Sandra Lipman, Elizabeth Moore, Kathy Rolfe, Dara beautiful Belle Meade resi- Nichols, Mary Simonsen, Beth Russell, Perian Strang, Patsy dence. Alexander, Patti Smallwood, Weigel, Ashley Henry, Colleen Kristen Winston Catering Lucianne Wilt, Elizabeth Akers, Conway Welch, Betsy Wills, provided lots of goodies, includ- Emily Noel, Julie Walker, Betsy Liza Coleman, Woo Caroland, ing a cheese tray with fruit and Wilt, Anne Trainer, Bill Phyllis Fridrich, Ashley Rosen, crackers, pimento cheese Armistead, Lexie Armstrong, Anne Morgan, Whitney Musser, gougeres, mini BLT’s, lobster Elizabeth Barrett, Paula Debbie Best, Nancy Deaton, and crab remoulade on wonton Bennett, Janet Bentz, Julie Mimi DeCamp, Patsy Harvey, crisps, and more. Boehm, Barbara Bovender, Monica McDougall, Tricia Guests included: Auction Jessica Boyd, Judith Bracken, McDowell, Sally Nesbitt, Laura Chairs Laura Bowen, Lise Cathy Brown, Daphne Butler, Niewold, Heidi Richardson, Benton and Susan Weathersby, Lisa Campbell, Laura Tara and Ben Armistead, Clay Kickoff: Amy Atkinson, Anne Russell, Katie Gambill, and Late Party Chairs Elizabeth Chadwick, Julie Dretler, Trisha Jackson, and Hunter Barry Banker. Frist and Eileen Hart, Dance Elcan, Julie Frist, Jennifer Armistead.

Kickoff: Kate Grayken and Kickoff: Swan Ball Chairs Kickoff: Meredith Weigel Henderson, Heidi Richardson, Grace Clayton, and Murray Clayton. Elizabeth Dennis. Jana Davis and Ellen Martin.

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Kickoff: Laura Bowen, Lise Morrow, and Susan Weathersby. Kickoff: Barby White, Elizabeth Akers, Theresa Menefee, and Ansel Davis. November 1, 2018, The News- Page 23

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She Ashville. It was good to hear Kayla call two weeks My date, whom I have dated for four years, gave it a good try, but, I knew that I was doomed. later and five weeks later and three months later And, You, there staring at your feet. That attitude would certainly need to be told that I had just One day, I would be taking in boys. But, I could and three weeks ago to tell me that she was still won’t work at all. And, You, with the smiles. We taken two teenage boys into my life and his. I not understand why this was such a big deal to clean and that she was still broken up. It will be do not smile in this house. If this is going to work, was scared to tell him. Who takes people they God. I knew he was going to make me do this. good to see her when she visits next weekend. I have one rule: You must be honest with me. All don’t know into their home to live and be and eat But I thought that if I just stayed really busy, He Should I have just said, “No?” ways always. Three lies of any degree- who left and shower and sleep and say prayers with? would forget or , at least, realize that I had too Lela’s Max came to live with me this past the fridge open? Who ran into the house? are When Terri asked me if I would take them in, I had much going on with work… Maybe when I was summer. He’s studying astrophysics. He just both the same. No lies. Three between the two of no qualms. It was just me: whom was I supposed around 75 or so, I could handle it… needed a place to stay for three or four days while you and you both are out. I don’t do lies. Period. to ask if it were a good idea? I was living alone! I My struggle was that I knew that He wasn’t he found an apartment to live in Nashville for the And, you do not “stay” here. You live here. And I knew that my date would “get it”, I knew my kids talking to the wrong person, but I could not figure summer… Big heap luck to you, Big Boy. He am Jodie- not Miss Jodie, and that is it. Bring in would “get it,” I knew my parents would “get it.” out why He has chosen me to do something that moved in May 1st. He is his mother, Lela Bellows your bags. But the one person whom I did not know would seemed so above my qualifications as a mom- Simpson Gerald, all of the way except for the fact Their backpacks sat beside their feet, and they “get it” was myself. heavens, I wasn’t doing so well with my own kids that he was a boy- and not as picky about things took them upstairs and picked out their rooms. I had fought God against this idea for years at that point. I never knew what I was supposed as his mother is. Elijiah took the room with the twin bed and walk and years: housing people and children of peo- to be doing as a mother. It seemed that I never Max spent the summer detailing Neely Coble’s in closet, and Mark took the room with double ple whom I had grown up with? Fine. There have was on time. I never knew what the school was semi trucks. He is in the very best fraternity at Al- bed and plaid coverlet and smaller closet. Within been many stranded clients who have lived with doing or when I was supposed to be where as the abama, and all the boys love him and all of the a week they had changed rooms. It took them five me over the years: Three’s Company with Dixie mother. Or the PTA person or the anything. It girls have his profile tattooed on their arms, and weeks to smile and six weeks to laugh out loud. and Todd. Kathryn and her children. Laurie and seemed that I was barely getting by by the skin he thinks that I walk on water, and Max is very, It took them seven weeks to hug me without gri- her kids. Catherine’s Gracie. Lela’s Max. The list of my teeth in the mother department. So, after very , very smart . And, he dated a girl with flaxen macing, but it took them only one day to let me continues, but two teenage boys? Two senior Leila graduated into a car, I thought God had just hair who was not good enough for him. And, hug them when I dropped them off at school. Hillsboro High School students? No, Not me. Not kinda drifted on to some other person when I did when he left to go back to Alabama, I called his Yesterday we and their four friends carved I. Not me. not have Him breathing down my neck every mother and just about cried. She reminded me pumpkins. “Yes, you.” Thundered. LOUDLY – not the morning. Until Catherine called a couple of years that he had been on his best behavior all summer. And, Should I have just said, “No?” metaphoric thunderous silent shout but the very ago. Should I have just said, “No?” Dadgummit, Ok, God, Count me in. You win. real thunderous roar is what shouted down my Catherine needed her daughter and her girl- Mark and Elijiah walked in and sat on my There is a beauty in saying “Yes.” spine. I left the cocktail party with two boys in my friend to stay with me just a few nights until they couch and said nothing. Kiss your babies, tell your parentsts you love heart and two boys whom I would meet the next found an apartment that they could rent for three Mark looked at his feet, and Elijiah smiled them, and take a walk in the park with a friend- day and two boys whom I would very quickly or four months under 800.00 in the city (so they from ear to ear. ~Love, Jodie learn to love thicker than boundaries. could work) in the summer of 2017. Big heap luck Mark was going to be a problem, I could For ten years, I drove past Monroe Harding on on that one, Catherine. The two, very open, un- clearly see. He would not look me in the eye. my way to take Leila to and from Franklin Road employed recovering 26 year olds lived with me “Well, Damn, ” I said out loud. “This is not Academy. For ten years, God shouted, “YOU ARE for four months. Kayla, I did not trust from the going to work unless you two will talk to me. FOR ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM THE HOMEFRONT ARTICLES, AND MORE OF MY LISTINGS, PLEASE LOG ON TO JODIEBARRINGER.COM Page 24- The News, November 1, 2018

5 WHITES BLUFF LANE 1204 ROUND GROVE COURT 6016 HILLSBORO PIKE 528 ROCK SPRINGS ROAD $2,550,000 $2,400,000 $1,950,000 $1,800,000 Shannon Barton | 615.838.3193 Janet Denton Gatewood | 615.319.9725 Sissy Rogers | 615.496.1700 Linda Heﬂin Johnston | 615.579.5004 Jamie Granbery | 615.300.8763 Jim Terrell | 615.371.2474

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4310 KINGS CAMP COURT 3737 WEST END AVE, #302 110 31ST AVE NORTH, #802 254 KESWICK GROVE LANE $1,029,000 $985,000 $899,000 $899,000 Donnie Stanley | 615.473.6619 Sissy Rogers | 615.496.1700 Jeanie Barrier | 615.423.8311 Donnie Stanley | 615.473.6619 Ali Rogers | 480.363.9470

Shannon Jamie Janet Denton Sissy Ali Linda Heflin Barbara Keith Jeanie Barton Granbery Gatewood Rogers Rogers Johnston Payne Barrier November 1, 2018, The News- Page 25

204 KENSINGTON PARK 2 REDBUD DRIVE 107 SHEFFIELD COURT 4407 RIDGEFIELD WAY $649,000 $599,900 $525,000 $499,000 Lisa Dunaway | 615.397.7261 Joy Flynn | 615.584.5053 Blair Blaylock Teasdale | 404.786.7200 Barbara Keith Payne | 615.300.7337 Leif Pilkerton | 615.509.9525

Donnie Blair Blaylock Dana Laura Karen Leif Lisa Joy Price Stanley Teasdale Griscom Patterson Pilkerton Pilkerton Dunaway Flynn Lechleiter Page 26- The News, November 1, 2018

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Fredericksburg Castleman Drive Townhomes Grassland Schools Oak Hill / Green Hills 104 Paxton Court 2243 Castleman Drive 1119 Stonebridge Park 1204 Saxon Drive

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At Thanksgiving, our thoughts turn gratefully to you with warm appreciation. Our best wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving.

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UNDER CONTRACT

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5 BR | 4 full BA | 2804 SF Thanksgiving Blessings Charm and character everywhere. to You and Yours Lots of space. Private fenced backyard and storage space. Open Sunday $749,000

SAM COLEMAN Broker, GRI, CRS 615-210-6057 WILL BRIGHT See all my listings at 615-944-7289 www.SamColemanHomes.com [email protected]

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1833 Cromwell Drive 2004 Linden Avenue 1210 Nichol Lane Forest Hills Hillsboro Village/Belmont Belle Meade 7.56 Acres | 3 Building Lots 4 BR | 4 full, 2 half BA | 4,501 SF .92 Acre Building Lot $1,700,000 $1,389,000 $1,250,000

Richard F. Bryan 615-321-9531 615-327-4800 [email protected] November 1, 2018, The News- Page 29

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