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Volume XV Issue 12 Hometown People...Hometown News Thursday, September 20, 2018 “It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.” - Lamentations 3:22-23 Two Fatalities in Early Three-Vehicle Crash Thursday Morning Accident In the early morning hours of Tuesday, September 18, an accident occurred in Bryceville resulting in two fatalities. According to Florida Highway Patrol reports, a 2005 Toyota Tacoma driven by Holly Marie Ulsch, 39 of Keystone Heights, was traveling eastbound on Ford Road at Buckhead Trail when a log truck headed northbound on Buckhead Trail made a left turn to go westbound on Ford Road. The log truck, driven by Alfred D. Pope, 57 of Middleburg, pulled into the path of the Tacoma causing it to strike the trailer in the left side. Both reports, at approximately 4:10 p.m. vehicles came to rest in the middle a 2007 Toyota Scion driven by Drew of Ford Road. Elizabeth Macabitas, 17, of Callahan, Both Holly Ulsch and her passenger, Phillip J. Ulsch, 38 of Bryceville, were was traveling westbound on Warrior pronounced deceased at the scene. Drive and failed to yield. Her vehicle made impact with a 2017 Chevy Tahoe (NCSO deputy) driven by Lizandro Historical Society Seeks Artists Rafael DeLeon, 31, of Callahan that Three vehicles were involved in what was traveling northbound on US 301. The West Nassau their web site www.wnhsfl. looked like a horrible crash. Thankfully, The DeLeon vehicle then made impact Historical Society is actively org for entry applications no one was transported from the scene with a third vehicle, a 2017 Ford truck seeking artists and high and art show information. by Fire-Rescue. The accident happened driven by Christopher Wayne Voss, 34, school students from Nassau Deadline for entering is on US 301 and Warrior Drive. Nassau of Callahan. All vehicles came to rest County to participate in their January 18, 2019. The group County deputies were able to re-route all across US 301. Fortunately, there 7th annual Nassau Art at the also encourages high school traffic around the accident. weren’t any injuries. Macabitas was Callahan Depot (NACD) art students to contact the According to Florida Highway Patrol charged with Violation of Right of Way. show. The judged event is designed Historical Society or their art teacher to showcase the many talented adult for a student entry form. artists and high school art students who Prizes will be awarded to the adult reside in our area. The art exhibit will artists with the best art work in three Callahan Man in Fatal be held inside the historic Callahan categories: painting, photography and Train Depot located at 45383 Dixie 3-D art. The public attending the NACD Accident Thursday Avenue on January 26, 2019. The quaint event will also be given a chance to vote ambiance of the 138 year-old station for their favorite art work with that artist A Callahan man lost his life McCormick, 32, of Yulee, was traveling and museum offers the perfect venue receiving a People's Choice award. tragically in an automobile accident southbound on US 17. For unknown for artists to display their works while Another judged category will cover last Thursday, September 13 in Yulee. reasons, Holtkamp veered into the giving the public a chance to check out artwork from high school students who According to Florida Highway Patrol southbound lane into the path of the many historic photos and artifacts on attend school or study at home. Gift reports, at approximately 9:35 p.m. McCormick vehicle. The cars collided display. Artists are also encouraged to cards and other prizes will be awarded. a Buick Century driven by Brian K. head-on and came to final rest in the bring more of their art works to sell to To become a sponsor or for more Holtkamp, 30, of Yulee, was traveling southbound lane. the public during the show in an area of details on entering the show or northbound on US 17 north of Burney Holtkamp and McCormick the depot that will be designated as the becoming a volunteer, visit our web site Road with a passenger Justin K. Cribb, were both transported to UF Health "art store". The all-volunteer, nonprofit www.wnhsfl.org, call 904-879-3406, or 37, of Callahan. Another vehicle, a 1999 Jacksonville with critical injuries. Cribb hopes all interested artists will visit like us on Facebook. Dodge Stratus, driven by Michael A. was pronounced deceased at the scene. PAID Permit No. 4 PRSRT STD PRSRT Callahan, FL U.S. POSTAGE POSTAL PATRON POSTAL Westside Westside Journal Box 607 P.O. 32011-0607 Callahan, FL Page 2 N Westside Journal N Thursday, September 20, 2018 A Word Movie Night at the Soccer Field! From the Publisher Let’s not forget, to continue to pray for possible way that I could even try to do those people in North and South Carolina this publication without direction from as they begin to recover from Hurricane the Lord each and every week. I can try Florence. Thankfully, the storm lost to be big and bad but I know better…I a little strength before she bashed the am nothing without Him. We each have coast, but her rainfall has been relentless. obstacles to face in our lives and most I well remember a lot of our problems of the time, they are bigger than us! It’s after Hurricane Irma were the rains and amazing how spending time with God Bring the family out for the fun and rising rivers and creeks. It was later that each morning can change the events of entertainment of our fall coaches game and we began to see all of the devastation. the day. I know that if I try to do things movie night Friday, September 21 at 5:30 p.m. on Just keep them in your prayers and help my way I run into a wall. God’s way is the Soccer field. Tickets are $25 for a 4 pack or with the recovery in any way that you the only way. I’ve also learned that God $7 for single. Tickets include 1 bag of popcorn, can: monetary, donations, etc. There’s has a sense of humor. Many times He has 1 raffle entry, the game and the movie. This is a just something about small towns where allowed me to follow my path and when great night for the family plus a great fundraiser we can pitch in and help where we see a I do hit that wall it’s pretty serious. But need. God has truly blessed us! there is my faithful Savior ready to pick for the Soccer Club. Tickets are on sale now! Visit the Callahan Soccer Club for As we continue to think about God’s me up and dust me off. Again, Great is more information about the event! blessings, think about how blessed we are Thy Faithfulness! today. I know for a fact that our family I recently purchased a daily devotional has been through some rough times this from Our Daily Bread titled Great is Thy Gibson McDonald year but God has continued to show us Faithfulness. It’s amazing to me just how the way. Day to day He continues to show many times the devotion is directed to me Athlete of the Week us the way. Just because we have faith and what I’m going through. It’s always West Nassau’s Jeremy Starling was chosen as in our Almighty God doesn’t mean that been one of my favorite hymns. When I the Gibson McDonald Athlete of the Week! Starling the devil has given up on us. As he sees was growing up, we heard these precious had 11 total tackles, 6 solo, 5 assists, 2 tackles for us leaning more on our Heavenly Father hymns each week. I knew all the words loss and 1 sack. He is shown with Joe Dunham for direction, the devil works harder. He because we sang them so often. Sad to manager of Gibson McDonald. does this by distractions, temptations and say, it wasn’t until I finally matured that anything he can to turn our minds and I actually listened to the words. How hearts towards the Father. precious they are: Strength for today and Historical Society Community Yard Sale Many people have the impression that bright hope for tomorrow, Great is Thy The West Nassau Historical Society will hold a community yard sale this once you are saved and have accepted Faithfulness Oh Lord to Thee. If you are Saturday as one of their fundraisers. Vendor spaces are available for only $10 for Christ as your Savior and asked Him a google person, just look up a YouTube those wishing to participate. Vendors may sell any merchandise in the space. You into your heart, all the bad goes away! of someone singing that song and listen must call the WNHS at 879-3406 to reserve your spot for Saturday. The event Again, not so! Satan works ten times closely to the words. You’ll not find any will be held at the Historic Train Depot in Callahan on US 1 and Dixie Avenue harder to convince you that your decision person that is more faithful than Jesus (45383 Dixie Avenue) from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. was wrong and life can be so much Christ our Lord! The Historical Society is getting ready for the Smithsonian Institution better his way. Satan is full of deceit, Have a blessed week! 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How much further are they going jumped in head first with their version Homeowners learned to identify pests to go? It is now President Trump’s fault of fake news. There have been several in their yards and the best management that Hurricane Florence came to life and pictures and video clips surfacing practices for responding to these pests. hit the southeastern United States. It is on social media of weather reporters UF/IFAS County Directior Rebecca When appropriate to use a pesticide, Ms. not what President Trump has done over staging dramatic reporting of Hurricane Jordi conducted a Landscape Matters Jordi stressed that homeowners should the course of seventeen months that have Florence. One clip shows a reporter class that identified insects commonly always "read the label" to ensure they caused economic growth never seen acting as if the wind was so strong at his found in our landscapes. Included in her were using the pesticide responsibly. before in our country, it was Obama. location that he could barely stand up, presentation was a table with Even good ole’ Barack had the nerve to while in the background was two young specimen samples of 15 common take credit for the significant upturn in men walking along the sidewalk with no insects and Ms. Jordi discussed our economy. Does he realize that while problem what so ever. There also was pest management options. he was in office he ran the economy a set of pictures that showed a reporter To ensure homeowners who into the ground? When he says that the standing in water above his waist; it was attended the class could identify “job numbers” now are the same as they because he was standing in a ditch while these pests in their landscapes, were in 2015 and 2016, only means he his photographer was standing in a few the class had a specimen of is still lying to himself and the American inches of water on the street. It’s just the most common pests. The people. Perhaps we should remind hard to believe anything that comes from Obama and the liberal left of facts. Now the national and more and more even the facts are very hard for a true socialist local news media. Happy 24th Birthday democrat to understand, however there And to top it off, how terrible President are plenty of southern democrats that Trump’s choice of Brett Kavanaugh to Robert Lee Lawson, Jr.! can still comprehend truth. President the Supreme Court is coming to light. September 16 Obama’s economy set many records; One glorious Democrat Congress person it’s just not the records any country says that the name Brett is just not a Love, wants to set. He had the lowest labor good name for a Justice. Worse than Mom, Dad participation rate since 1907; almost that though, a woman has contacted and the rest of the family 95 million Americans were out of the California Senator Dianne Feinstein and labor force, worst recovery since 1940’s, told her that Kavanaugh may have tried lowest home ownership rate in 51 years, to rape her. They were both at a party almost 13 million more Americans on during their “high school” years and she EVENTS AROUND TOWN food stamps and over 43 million living in says Brett pulled her into a bedroom and Join us at the Hilliard Library for the presentation Hunter Safety Class on Saturday, October 6, 8 a.m. - of the History of Nassau County with Special Guest noon at the Callahan Fire Station Community Room poverty, 1 in 5 families without someone tried to take her clothes off and covered Speaker Mike Hinkle Thurs., Sept. 27 at 6 p.m. and 1-4 p.m. at North Florida Firearms and Tactical in the workforce, 1 in 6 men ages 18 her mouth when she attempted to scream. Center in Hilliard. Students must have completed to 43 were either incarcerated or out of Really? High School Years? 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If you or a loved have been skillfully crafted to stick in our minds so that our one wish to gain more information or services, please contact us at (904)277-3699. behavior changes.” Some proverbs are catchy and others are profound. “ Many proverbs come from life experiences stated Did you know, more than 41,000 individuals die each year by suicide leaving in practical manner. friends and family members to deal with the loss? According to Florida Healthcharts. Here are some that people often use. Which one of these 10 com in 2017, Nassau County had a suicide rate of 14.6%, compared to the state rate proverbs are based on life experiences, drive home a behavioral of 14.1% (based on single year per 100,000)? Although the suicide rate in 2016 was action, teach us a lesson, which sound true but really are not, etc. 30.5%, Nassau County did experience a significant decrease from 2016 to 2017 and which are actually from the Bible? however we are still above the state rate of 14.1%. “Many hands make light work.” “Cleanliness is next to godliness.” “If you want • One in 5 Americans experience a mental health condition. Persons with mental something done right you have to do it yourself.” “Do to others as you would have them health conditions are more likely to cancel their appointments for treatment (37%) do to you.” “Honesty is the best policy.” “A gentle answer turns away wrath.” “Beauty • The stigma of mental illness causes isolation, blame and secrecy creating many is in the eye of the beholder.” “The early bird may catch the worm, but the second challenges. Reaching out, getting the help and support needed becomes an obstacle mouse gets the cheese.” “Get wisdom get understanding.” “God helps those who help due to the stigma. The definition of stigma is a mark of disgrace associated with a themselves.” “Pride goes before destruction.” “Lazy hands make for poverty.” particular circumstance, quality, or person. Many describe stigma as shame that From this list there are several that come from the Bible. Did you spot them? Here can be felt as judgment from someone or feeling and thinking they are less than they are: everyone else. “Do to others as you would have them do to you.”— (Luke 6:31 NIV) Do to others • 90% of those who die by suicide have an underlying mental illness. as you would have them do to you. — This is a principle of life taught by Jesus. Do • Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States you treat others as you expect them to treat you? • According to the Medical Examiner’s Office, in 2016 24% of the reported “A gentle answer turns away wrath.” — (Proverbs 15:1 NIV) A gentle answer suicides were attributed to overdose by Hydrocodone; 21% from Diazepam, 17% turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger. — The loving and gentle answer Oxycodone; 17% Alprazolam and 8% from Methadone. (top 5) defuses many situations. Do you stop and think about your answer before opening We as a community need to be aware of the silent suffering. When sought, your month? treatment for serious mental illness is very effective with between 70-90% of “Get wisdom, get understanding.” — (Proverbs 4:5 NIV) Get wisdom, get individuals experiencing a significant reduction of symptoms. The quality of their understanding; do not forget my words or turn away from them. — King Solomon has life improves with the right treatment and support. During September, please help given instruction on living. Do you seek wisdom and understanding in all the issues promote awareness by using #SuicidePrevention, #StigmaFree or #IAMMORE on you face – personal, family, friends and work? your social media posts. “Pride goes before destruction (the fall).” — (Proverbs 16:18 NIV) Pride goes CRISIS RESOURCES: before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. — When we think we are the only • If you or someone you know is experiencing an emergency, call 911 one with the answers or we do not need anyone else, that is pride. Do people see you immediately as a person full of self-centered pride or love? • 1-800-273-8255 (talk) National Suicide Hotline “Lazy hands make for poverty.” — (Proverbs 10:4 NIV) Lazy hands make for • You can text the National Alliance on Mental Illness at 741-741 poverty, but diligent hands bring wealth. — When our hands are busy working and doing helpful things we have a sense of accomplishment and are not a burden on others and we stay out of trouble. Are your hands busy doing things for the Lord or Satan? Music Students Collect Clothing Many common day proverbs like, “Cleanliness is next to godliness” are often Joel Pace's music students will believed to come from the Bible but are not in the scripture. There are many good perform and collect clothing for the statements and they are worth considering. However, there is nothing more valuable homeless and needy on Saturday, than to study and know God’s Word, the Bible. September 22 from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. at Today, it is easy to be taken in by flowery words and statements, teaching and even the West Nassau Historical Society at preaching that sound so nice but are these words true statements or not? The only way the Historic Train Depot. Join us for to know is to study and know God’s Word for yourself. In Psalm 119, the Psalmist the community yard sale and open wrote of the importance of learning and knowing God’s Word. (verses 9, 57, 101, 105) house! Help support the history of * How can a young person stay on the path of purity? By living according to your west Nassau County. word. * You are my portion, Lord; I have promised to obey your words. * I have kept my feet from every evil path so that I might obey your word. * Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path. CHURCH NEWS Bethany Episcopal Church in Hilliard will be selling Gateway to Life Ministries will have a Food Giveaway Do you spend time daily in God’s Word? King Solomon also said, “My son, do not Barbeque Pork dinners Friday, September 15 from Saturday, Sept. 22 for families in need from 10 a.m. - forget my teaching, but keep my commands in your heart, for they will prolong your 5-7 p.m. at the church. The cost is $8 per dinner noon. The church is located at 37837 Eastwood Rd., life many years and bring you peace and prosperity.” Proverbs 3:1–2 (NIV) which includes sides and a drink. Hilliard. Cut your power bill in half! Ask us how! Pamela J. 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Callahan, 45090 Green Ave. In lieu of is survived by her husband of 43 years, His survivors, along with his parents, flowers, Vivian would be honored if you Jerry W. James; her daughters, Sherrie are his son Evan Thomas Blackman; his would send your gift to a missionary (Joe) Zier, Cindy Taylor, Jenny (Ed) St. sister Bonnie Blackman Baron; his brother family in Honduras that she has supported John, and son, Dell James; grandchildren, Homer Bentley Blackman, III (Benji); his Vivian Foster over the years, Ministerio Camino Nuevo Jessica (Jonathan) Rivas, Gerald Moore, nieces Emma Lea Baron and Kristin Janine Vivian Foster, 95, of Callahan faded c/o Arevalo Family, 1428 S. Oak Ave., Erica Taylor, John Michael Taylor, Jr., Blackman; one nephew William Hartley from this life to rejoicing in heaven on Freeport, IL 61032. Rachel (Mustafa) Taylor, Ansley St. John, Baron (Hart); several cousins and, last but Sunday, September 16. She was born in Arrangements are under the care of Garrett St. John, Gabby Nelson, and Bella not least, his pride and joy, Kayden Anne Clymer, Pennsylvania on January 29, 1923. Greenlawn Funeral Home, Jacksonville. Taylor; and her two great-grandchildren, Marie Blackman, his granddaughter. She married the love of her life, Richard Mattie and Adam. Jan is also survived by Tommy’s career was spent at the Foster, in early September of 1950. Vivian her sister, Josie Webb; brother, Joel (Carol) Jacksonville International Airport for many retired as a loan and mortgage officer for Geoghagan, her niece, Lori (Wes) Morgan years. He worked for Signature Flight First Federal Savings and Loan in Boynton Terry Marshall Hall and their two sons, Dallas and Jaxon all of Support, before it became Air Kaman, and Beach. She is remembered by her family Terry Marshall Hall, 69, passed Panama City. Sheltair. and friends as a prayer warrior and most away on Friday, September 14. He If you knew Jan, it was obvious how Anyone who wishes to send a memorial of all for sharing her love of Jesus Christ. was born in Live Oak, Florida to the late much she loved the Lord and her family, may send it to DLC Nurse and Learn, 4101 Her niece, Lynda, best expressed all our Drew and Cora Hartley Hall. He has lived including her church family. A devout College St., Jacksonville, FL 32205. DLC family’s feelings about her passing, “Aunt in Jacksonville most of his life. Terry was a Christian, Jan was a member of Evangel Nurse and Learn is an inclusion childcare Vivian was the matriarch of our family veteran and served in the U.S. Air Force and Temple and loved volunteering at the center for children of all abilities. after Grandma Wilt passed away. She was retired after 30 years of service as a CRB Samaritan House. Jan attended over ten Condolences may be expressed at www. excellent in keeping our very large family in Chief Master Sargent for the Florida Air mission trips. She had 22 years’ experience nassaufh.com. prayer and informed. For as tiny as she was National Guard. He was a Baptist by faith. as a medical assistant and was a loving and Arrangements by Nassau Funeral Home, (4’9” I think) someone will have big shoes Survivors include his wife of 49 years, nurturing Pre-K teacher for eight years. Callahan, 904-879-1770. to fill in her prayer walk and keeping our Judy Rix Hall; his son, Daniel Hall; a Jan always made everyone feel special family together.” After residing in Boynton brother, Drew (Mimma) Hall; a sister, and loved. Truly a gift from God to Beach for 50 years, Vivian and Dick moved Ann (Gerald) Garrett; and a host of nieces, everyone whose life she touched, Jan held to Callahan to be close to family. Always nephews other relatives and friends. The a special place in the hearts of those who Kyle Cribb involved in church and with her love for family received friends on Monday evening, loved her. Jan’s family received friends Kyle Cribb, 37, of Callahan missions, she became an active member of September 17 in the chapel of Cedar Bay Tuesday, September 18 at Evangel Temple passed away unexpectedly First Baptist Callahan. Funeral Home. Funeral services were held Assembly of God. A celebration of life was Thursday, September 13 in a Vivian is survived by her daughter and Tuesday, September 18 also at the funeral held Wednesday, September 19 also at the car accident. He was employed son-in-law, Marilyn and Ron Baxter and home with Rev. Ray Turner officiating. church. In lieu of flowers, Jan requested with Duval Asphalt. her grandchildren, John (Ann) and Brian Interment followed with military honors at contributions be made to the Evangel Kyle is survived by his son Justin Kase Baxter. She also leaves to cherish her Jacksonville National Cemetery. Temple Building Fund. Cribb; his mother Joanna Cribb; brother memory her great grandchildren, Georgia, Arrangements under the direction of Arrangements by Giddens-Reed Funeral Derek (Ashley) Cribb; nephews Bentley Virginia, Dakota, Jack and Joe; her sisters, Cedar Bay Funeral Home. Home, Baldwin, 904-266-2337. and Asher Cribb; grandmother Pat Nelson; Meredith (Bill) Beck, Joan (Bill) Hill; her fiancé Noami Davis (Payton Davis); his brothers Bill (Sharon) Wilt and Don (Lee) uncles Jimmy (Chrissy) Nelson, Curtis Wilt and many nieces and nephews. Vivian (Jill) Nelson; his aunt Dee Page and a host is predeceased by her husband, Richard Junior Hayes John Wayne Kelly of cousins and friends. Foster. Junior Hayes, 84, of John Wayne Kelly, 62, a Hilliard, went home to be with native of Jacksonville, was the Lord on September 13. born on July 22, 1956 and In Loving Memory of He was born on June 1, 1934 passed away September 11. Edsel Hutchinson in Fairmont, North Carolina. John was preceded in death by November 24, 1932 – September 8, 2008 Junior enjoyed fishing and was known for his parents, Lonzie and Carrie; and his sister his hard working ethics. Dot McKenzie. I love you very much and miss you every day. He is survived by his daughter Vicky John spent 35 years with Parks and The children miss you so much too. (Johnny) Wright; sons David (Pam) Hayes Recreation, serving in various positions. He and Michael (Tonya) Hayes; grandchildren was also a longtime member of Westside Love, Brooke, Little David, Tye, Shaun and Family Worship Center, where he served Geneva and children Heather; many great-grandchildren; and a in various ministries. John also developed sister Grace Blue. He was preceded by his and maintained Florida First Coast parents; grandson Josh; brothers Horace, Softball Association. He enjoyed Florida 904-266-2337 904-387-0055 Herman and Lawrence Hayes. State football, southern gospel music and Baldwin Jacksonville A memorial service was held Monday, spending time with his family. September 17 in the Nassau Funeral He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Home Chapel with Brother David Smith Carol; daughters Ashley and Kari (Justin); officiating. granddaughter Mariah; six brothers Harold Condolences may be expressed at www. (Barbara), Donald (Bunny), Bryan, Howard www.giddensreedfh.com nassaufh.com. (Patti), Alton (Denise) and Ronnie (Rose); Arrangements Made in Your Home or Our Facility • Fair & Reasonable Prices Arrangements by Nassau Funeral Home, two sisters Lora (Johnny) and Evone; and Funeral and Cremation Services • Locally Owned & Family Operated Callahan, 904-879-1770. numerous extended family members. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Serving Nassau County and Surrounding Counties

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Gloria is preceded in death by her Jr. and Melvin Russell Pritchard; two sisters The family will receive friends Friday, Fraser Funeral Home was in charge of loving husband James “Sonny” Peacock Nina Alexander and Mary Kailimai; and a September 21 from 5-7 p.m. prior to the arrangements. and several brothers and sisters. Survivors step-son Matthew Robert Pritchard. memorial service at 7 p.m. in the Nassau include her daughters Brenda (Steve) She is survived by her children Christy Funeral Home Chapel. Holland, Pam (Allen) Beverly, Lorri Hilton-Hall and J.D. (Ally) Hilton; five Condolences may be expressed at www. Peacock, sons Allen (Sheryl) Peacock and grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; five nassaufh.com. Gerald G. Lewis Marty (Kelly) Peacock, 16 grandchildren, sisters Carolyn (Warren) Edwards, Vivian Arrangements by Nassau Funeral Home, Gerald G. ‘Jerry’ Lewis, 83, 27 great grandchildren, three great great Bowers Smith, Sylvia (John) Frankovich, Callahan, 904-879-1770. went to be with his Lord and grandchildren, brother Leslie Gordon, and Lynette (Curtis) Rowe and Annette (David) Savior Monday, September 10. a multitude of nieces and nephews that she Todd; and a number of nieces, nephews and Mr. Lewis was born in Horry loved dearly. other relatives. County, South Carolina and A visitation was held September 14 The family will receive friends Friday, Francis George Rosian was reared in Fair Bluff, North at Gardenview Baptist Church. Funeral September 21 at Shepard-Roberson Funeral Francis George Rosian, 93, Carolina, graduating from Fair services were held on September 15 also Home in Folkston from 6-8 p.m. Funeral went to be with his Lord and Bluff High School. He served in the US at the church officiated by Pastor Todd services will be held Saturday, September Savior on September 18 after a Air Force, with a tour of duty in Turkey. Alvarez. Interment followed in Evergreen 22 at 1 p.m. also in the chapel of the funeral long and courageous battle with He married Romelia ‘Mel’ Gallegos on July Cemetery. home with Rev. Paul Lucas officiating. kidney and bladder cancer. 9, 1955, always calling her his “lifetime Arrangements under the direction of Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery in Francis was preceded in death sweetheart.” After serving in the military, Evergreen Funeral Home & Crematory. Hilliard. by his parents George and Meredith he came to Jacksonville to attend and then Pallbearers will be Rodney Todd, Rosian; his wife Mable Rosian; brother Paul graduated from Barber College. He was Anthony Todd, Brandon Bowers, Justin Rosian and sisters Ruth Dees and Delores owner of Jerry’s Barber Shop on 8th and Coffey, Seth Coffey, Tyler Smith, Jamie Ann Steward. Main Streets in Jacksonville for 45 years, Donald E. Pearson Kailimai and Robbie Brown. Left in honor of his memory are his retiring due to his severe rheumatoid Donald E. Pearson, 62 of Homeland, Condolences may be expressed at www. children Francis “Butch” (Carol) Rosian arthritis. He was predeceased by his parents Georgia, passed away on September 14. shepardfh.com. of Rio Rancho, New Mexico, Ted (Sharon) Frank and Bessie Dudney Lewis; and his Donnie was a 14 year Army Veteran and Arrangements are under the direction Rosian of Sparta, North Carolina, Frederick sister Alfreida Turner. a jack of all trades. He lived for his family of Shepard-Roberson Funeral Home in Rosian of Callahan, Barbara Terrell of Survivors include his lifetime sweetheart and loved unconditionally. Folkston. Jacksonville, Corey (Shirley) Rosian of of 63 years, Romelia ‘Mel’ Lewis; daughter He is survived by his wife Cicely Heflein, Alabama and Craig Rosian and Tracy Lewis; son Glen (Susan) Lewis; two Renae; father Charles Pearson, Sr.; his Candie Shelfer both of Callahan. granddaughters Leslie (Rusty deceased) children Donny Pearson, Jr., Sonya Mr. Rosian is a veteran of WWII, where and Madison (Dalton); three great- (Charles) Johnson, Christina (Mallory) Betty Sue Shepherd he earned several medals including the grandchildren Haven, Gabriel and Abigail; Harnage, Melissa (Bryan) Bresland, Levi Betty Sue Shepherd went home to European African Middle Eastern Theatre two sisters Jean Beck and Meryle Rogers; Pearson, Maria Raugh, Chris T., Lilly be with the Lord on September 2. Betty Service Medal, with 3 Bronze Stars, Good and many other loving family and friends. S., Shane A., Kayla M.; grandchildren was born August 14, 1950 in Hazelhurst, Conduct Medal and Victory Medal. The There will be two separate services. Ashleigh (Dusty) Carrico, Eric Pearson, Georgia. Her soulmate was Don Wilson and airborne assault into Normandy, as part The family will receive friends from 6-7 Devin Bresland, Karleigh Pearson, she will be dearly missed. of the D-Day allied invasion of troops p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20 at Corey-Kerlin Savannah Pearson, Charles Johnson, Jr., included Francis’ 82nd Airborne Division. Funeral Home, 1426 Rowe Ave., prior to Abby Bresland, Charlize Johnson, Eboni The parachute troops were assigned what the memorial service at 7 p.m. with Pastor Rauch, and Madison Harnage as well as was probably the most difficult task of the Doyle Harper officiating. A Memorial Mass great-grandchildren Rynzleigh Ryvers and initial operation- a night jump behind enemy will be celebrated Friday, September 21 at Easton Carrico; siblings Charles Pearson, Robert Leroy Simmons lines five hours before the coastal landings. 12 noon at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Jr. and Doreen (Rob) Hicks; nephews Tony Robert Leroy Simmons, As a result, Mr. Rosian was shot down. The with Fr. Christopher Liguori, celebrant. Sherman, Joseph Keim, and special mention 65, of Hilliard, went home to discipline and patriotism he learned in the Following the Mass, interment will be in of two very special cousins Rick Jones and be with the Lord on September Army never left him, as friends and family Jacksonville National Cemetery, with full Debra Wickham. Donald was predeceased 12. He was born September 22, will attest. You never saw him without his military honors. by his mother Josephine Pearson. 1952 in Jacksonville to Thomas military cap! In lieu of flowers, the family requests Visitation was held in the Chapel of and Mildred Simmons. He was a member A viewing will be held on Thursday memorials be made in Jerry’s memory to Callahan Funeral Home on September 17. of the International Union of Operating September 20 in the Nassau Funeral Home the woundedwarriorproject.org. Graveside funeral services with military Engineers. He enjoyed fishing and hunting, Chapel from 6-8 p.m. Funeral services Arrangements under the direction of honors were held on September 18 in the loved spending time with his family and had will be held on Friday in the Nassau Corey Kerlin Funeral Home. Jacksonville National Cemetery. a great passion for teaching. Funeral Home Chapel beginning at 10 a.m. Condolences may be expressed at www. Robert is survived by his loving Interment will follow in Hughes Cemetery callahanfh.com. Arrangements under the wife of 50 years, Donna Simmons; sons in Yulee. direction of Callahan Funeral Home, Inc. Bobby (Sharon) Simmons and Travis Condolences may be expressed at www. Gloria E. Peacock (Amy) Simmons; grandchildren Kalie nassaufh.com. Gloria E. Peacock, 86, (Chase) Scarbrough, Krista Simmons, Arrangements are by Nassau Funeral of Melrose, Florida passed Kyle Simmons, Travis Simmons, Jr., Home, Callahan, 904-879-1770. away September 10. She was Rose Marie Pritchard Michael Joyner and Sabrinna Joyner; great- longtime resident of Callahan Rose Marie Bowers Hilton Pritchard, and business owner of Son- 59, of Hilliard, passed away at her residence Glo Steel with her husband Sonny Peacock. September 15 following a courageous battle She attended Wingate Road Baptist Church with cancer. She was born in Folkston, where she loved to sing in the choir. She Georgia to the late Earl Bowers and Veronica HOMES FOR SALE later attended First Baptist Church of Reed Bowers. She graduated high school in Keystone Heights. 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