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Public Notices The Ouachita Citizen www.ouachitacitizen.com Thursday, November 30, 2017 • 5B PUBLIC NOTICES LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Bailey Cassiles 214 W Heights Dr West Monroe La Brinson Robyn 412 Mccain Drive Monroe La NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE Bailey Chris 200 Scott West Rd. West Monroe La Brister Delilah J 448 Wayside Drive Monroe La OWNERS OF ABANDONED Bailey Earline 618 Lakeshore Drive Monroe La Brister Jacob 200 N Mcguire Ave Monroe La OR UNCLAIMED PROPERTY IN OUACHITA PARISH Bailey Maggie 408 N 23Rd St Monroe La Britt Robert Eddie P O Box 219 Sterlington La The names listed below have been reported to the Louisiana Depart- Bailey Roy 210 E Ave Eros La Britton Ayleen J Po Box 220 Fairbanks La ment of the Treasury as being persons possibly entitled to unclaimed funds Bairnsfather Mary 1815 Townhouse Dr Unit C Monroe La Broadnax Terry Estate 419 Wilson St Monroe La subject to the provisions of LSA-R.S. 9:151-182, Uniform Unclaimed Prop- Baker Marcus 1002 Winnfield Rd West Monroe La Broadwater Karen 171 Trichel Ln Apt 26 Monroe La erty Act. These funds are on deposit with the Louisiana Department of the Baker Rebekah 1340 Owens Rd Calhoun La Broadway Addie 1417 Oaklawn Dr Monroe La Treasury and will remain until such time as a valid claim is made. There is Balch Mary 1949 Swartz Fairbanks Rd Monroe La Brock Jimmy Ray 2705 New Natchitoches Rd West Monroe La no deadline for making a claim; however, proof of ownership must be sub- Balderas Rebecca 1029 Moore Rd Monroe La Brodtman Christine L Mrs 2610 Magellan Dr Monroe La mitted before the funds are released. An easy to read copy of the owner’s Ball Ola 1501 Southern Ave Monroe La Brooks Bruce Iii 126 York Dr Monroe La driver’s license will be required and other information that will positively Ballard Joyce Estate C 209 Eisenhower Dr Monroe La Brooks Derrick 326 Woodale Dr Apt 82 Monroe La identify the rightful owner of the property may be needed. You may speed Ballard Lola 1103 Ouachita Ave Monroe La Brooks Dustin 124 Patricks Cv Calhoun La up your claim by beginning the process online at www.latreasury.com and Ballard Theresia A Po Box 13413 Monroe La Brooks Gary A 4679 Hwy 134 Collinston La entering your information on Treasury’s secure website. Persons who file Bamburg Milton 3430 Arkansas Rd West Monroe La Brooks Jonathan 608 Spell St West Monroe La online will immediately receive a claim form via email with instructions Banks Gregory 2508 Georgia St Monroe La Brooks Tamika L 204 Lazarre Ave West Monroe La for completing the process. Information concerning the description of the Barfield Timoth 5415 Whites Ferry Rd West Monroe La Brooks William L 697 Highway 3033 West Monroe La funds or company that remitted the funds may be obtained by contacting Barham Louise F 810 Warren Dr West Monroe La Browhow Adell 1101 Richwood Road 2 Apt 18 Monroe La the Unclaimed Property Division at 1-888- 925-4127 or 225-219-9400, Barham Louise F 810 Warren Drive West Monroe La Brown Aria P O Box 2052 West Monroe La Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or by writing to the Barker Brian 109 Lincoln Ridge Cir Monroe La Brown Arthur 4005 Wiley Street Monroe La Louisiana Department of the Treasury, Unclaimed Property Division, P.O. Barker Heather 205 Caldwell Rd West Monroe La Brown Bertha #22 Steel 9Th Monroe La Box 91010, Baton Rouge, LA, 70821-9010. Visit www.latreasury.com for a Barmore Regina Po Box 2914 West Monroe La Brown Betty J 38 Terrace Drive Monroe La complete list of names. Barnes Holley 153 Patrick Calhoun La Brown C Randolph 2222 Pargoud Blvd Monroe La Barnes Lavance 103 Holly Ridge Dr Monroe La Brown Charlon 3910 Halsell St Monroe La A 1 Mart 308 Coleman Ave. West Monroe La Barnes Phillip 104 High Cir West Monroe La Brown Clyde R Po Box 1591 Monroe La A Plus Powdercoating Llc 2416 Jonesboro Rd West Monroe La Barr Calip 1308 Olive St Monroe La Brown D Taylor Po Box 2234 West Monroe La Aarant Matthew W 704 Pine St West Monroe La Barr Justin 144 Roy Sullivan Road West Monroe La Brown David Jr 105 Hickory Lane Monroe La Aaron Johnson 1900 Rogers St Monroe La Barrett James W 410 Trenton St Apt 8 West Monroe La Brown Diane Estate 103 Creole Ln West Monroe La Aaron Kimberly 1012 Emerson St Monroe La Barrett William D Po Box 3145 West Monroe La Brown Diane S For The Estate Of West Monroe La Aaron Lori Po Box 2911 West Monroe La Barrington Tonya 307 Cole Av Monroe La Brown Douglas Dr Po Box 1786 Monroe La Abbott Cynthia 13 Lakeview Drive Monroe La Barron 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Monroe La Acree Cindy 201 Strausbourg Drive West Monroe La Bawmwang Mung J 3426 Cypress St Ste 16 West Monroe La Brown Louis N Jr 229 Grayling Ln Monroe La Acree Eric 318 Windrige Dr West Monroe La Baxter Crystal A 204 Brown Lee Rd 3 Calhoun La Brown Nikki 1001 Mckeen Place #1507 Monroe La Acree Nelda R Sharlee Smith Monroe La Baxter Larry D 4024 New Natchitoches Rd West Monroe La Brown Porsha S 803 Warhawk Way Monroe La Action Revenue Collection 910 Bres Ave Monroe La Bayles Sybil 409 Chauvin Pointe Dr Monroe La Brown Rosie 1708 Renaud St Monroe La Ada Martin Estate 1000 N 7Th St Monroe La Bayles William E 628 Old Darbonne Rd West Monroe La Brown Roy Lee 210 Sterlington Dr Monroe La Adair Eloise M 216 Chauvin Pointe Dr Monroe La Bayou Bistro 125 Constitution Dr West Monroe La Brown Ruth 512 Hillside Cir West Monroe La Adams Destiny 108 Bradley Dr West Monroe La Beach Cynthia 419 East Ironwood West Monroe La Brown Shantoria 334 Evergreen St Lot 2 West Monroe La Adams James 803 Warhawk 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