The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, August 24, 2016

THE CHRONICLE Celebrating our 36th year as the leading newspaper in Mt. Juliet and West Wilson County OF MT. JULIET LARGEST CIRCULATION IN WILSON COUNTY • AUGUST 24, 2016 • VOLUME 36, NUMBER 33 Stop work order Board confi rms lifted; Project to High school football oﬀ to good start new bicycle park move forward name; Supports

By Parker Minor FDMJ and side- Managing Editor walks project The stop-work-order was lifted last Wednes- day morning, August 17, By Parker Minor Managing Editor for the S. Mt. Juliet Rd. Boyle Investments project. At Monday night's Board of Commissioners meeting, the commissioners voted to adopt resolutions supporting the Fire Department of Mt. Juliet, upcoming sidewalks in the community, and the naming of the new bicycle park located off of W. Division The retail strip center Street. is future home to Star- Fire Chief, Jamie Luff- bucks, Moe's Southwest Wilson Central Wildcats defeat opponent claiming fi rst victory of the season against Beech. Photo by Jennifer Lawrence man, and fi re volunteers Grill and China One. were of attendance at the Current retailers are Ed- meeting. ible Arrangements and The fi remen supported Supercuts. the resolution for three The city has received additional fi re fi ghters. all necessary items from Chief Luffman pre- developer, Boyle Invest- sented a special award to ment Company. Environmental Lab Sci- Items confi rmed by ence center (ESC) locat- District 4 Commissioner, ed on Lebanon Road in Brian Abston, included Mt. Juliet for their sup- the signed documents, port. $436,000 letter of cred- The fi re chief recog- it and the $10M liability nized Environmental Sci- policy. ence for donating land to build an additional

"I am hopeful that this project will move forward with minimal delays. I am glad to have this part behind us now," said Commissioner Brian Ab- ston. The property is pro- fi restation on the North posed to have a second side of town. entrance/exit, in the "I can't begin to thank form of an access bridge, these great people for all at the back-side of the they have done for the retail center. Fire Department of Mt. This access will con- Juliet," said Luffman. nect to the Publix park- District Commission- ers voted unanimously ing lot. The access will Mt. Juliet High School's Golden Bears kick oﬀ the fi rst game of the season with a win against Gallatin. Photo submitted. reduce congestion and the hiring of several more resolve safety concerns See SPORTS, Page 3 fi refi ghters with benefi ts. of the current one-way Vice Mayor, James entry access shared with Maness commented, "I the Holiday Inn Express Former incumbent, Jim Bradshaw, fi les petition really appreciate all of hotel. ■ the efforts by the fi re department, especially for candidacy; Mayor Hagerty up for re-election Chief Luffman and his work on this grant. The Planning Current Mayor of Mt. faces his fi rst challenge tion. city is very fortunate that Juliet, Ed Hagerty, plans in the re-election seat Bradshaw fi led his pe- we received this grant. Commission to run for re-election in this year for mayor in Mt. tition to run for Mayor of It's going to pay for 3 ad- hopes to serve another Juliet. Mt. Juliet on August 1st ditional fi refi ghters." addresses term. Former Mt. Juliet for the 2016 November The board agreed 4-0 Mayor Hagerty picked city commissioner, Jim election. ■ to support the granting Windtree up a petition on June Bradshaw, made it pub- of the application by the 13th and fi led the peti- lic that he was running (BPAC) and City of Mt. development tion one month later on for the position in Mt. Juliet for the TDOT's up- July 13th. Juliet. coming transportation The Planning Com- Hagerty was appoint- The 17 year incum- alternatives program for mission of Mt. Juliet re- Ed Hagerty ed mayor of Mt. Juliet in bent picked up a petition sidewalks on Woodridge viewed the land use plan Mayor April of 2011, after the on the same day Mayor Place. amendment and master City of Mt. Juliet resigning of Linda Elam Hagerty fi led his. The naming of the development plan for who was elected into the Bradshaw served 5 new bicycle playground proposed Windtree Pines By Parker Minor House of Representa- terms as District 4 Com- park being built in Mt. last Thursday. Managing Editor tives. missioner for the city's Juliet was an exciting The submitted devel- He was elected in Board of Commissioners. topic on the agenda for opment plans for 810 As election time nears 2012 to the four year In 2014, current Dis- Eagle scouts and those Nonaville Road have in Wilson County, com- term in which he cur- trict 4 Commissioner, of attendance in the au- petition picks up in Mt. rently serves. Brian Abston, beat Jim Jim Bradshaw See PLANNING, Page 2 Juliet. The current mayor Bradshaw for the posi- Candidate See BOARD, Page 2

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From BOARD, Page 1 important as time goes by that our children, and our dience. children's children, the COMMUNITY The park is being con- people who are out there structed on city property with their kids, see the CALENDAR located at 4th Avenue and sign "Eagle". They will re- W. Division Street between search or find that it was the town center trail. an Eagle Scout project. August 25 September 16 Commissioners were This will encourage other Under Armour Lunch & MJ Chamber Golf Tour- enthused to confirm that young men to do similar Learn ney Eagle Park is the new projects in our city," said Guest Speaker: Eric Wan- Windtree Golf Course at (12 name for the park. Giles. ner - Senior Director at Under p.m.) 10:30 a.m. Registration. "I love the name Eagle An agreement to the Armour (11:30am - 1p.m.) Leb- (11 a.m.) Lunch. (Noon) Shot- Park that Mr. Forth and proposed name of the new anon Golf & Country Club lo- gun Start. All golfers receive the Eagle Scouts came up bicycle park "Eagle Park" "Eagle Park" - New bicycle park recreational area, located cated at 1300 Coles Ferry Pike. complimentary lunch & dinner, with," said District 3 Com- was confirmed and decid- next to railroad tracks at the corner of Division Street and $15 Lunch. plus FREE beverages all day. missioner, Art Giles. ed on by the board. 4th Avenue in Mt. Juliet. "I think that it's really August 27 September 17 Wilson Conservative Re- Fourth Annual Market From PLANNING, Page 1 tinued to address citi- concerned about the the area even more and publicans Meeting Place at Grace UMC zens' and nearby resi- traffic signal on Nonaville cause the city to have to Meeting at Logan's at Provi- Located at the family life been a long time nega- dence in Mt. Juliet at (9:15 a.m.). center at 3085 N. Mt. Juliet tive topic for many in the dent's concerns of traffic Road. spend more money for Joanne Bregman will speak on Road. The event features local community. and congestion in the "The amount of time it our roads," said a local Refugee Resettlement and the artisans, crafters, and small busi- Community members area due to the zoning of takes to get through the worried citizen. cost to the State. ness owners. Proceeds raised frown at the idea of their the property. intersection of Nonaville The project continues support local missions of the beloved Windtree Golf "Traffic is already con- Road and Lebanon Road to move forward. No final August 30 church's Ruth Circle, to include Course being replaced gested as it is", said a is already ridiculous at agreements have been Wilson County Election MJ Help Center and Brooks for homes. concerned nearby resi- times. To add hundreds decided on by the com- Commission House. Lunch served at 11 a.m. Board members con- dent. of more residents to the mission at the time. Meeting at the Election Other citizens were area will only congest Commission Office, located at September 21 203 East Main Street in Leba- Fundraiser Lunch non, to conduct election busi- Lunch Bell-Ringer fund- Wilson County Republican Party (WCRP) Executive ness which comes before the raiser cookout with HorseShoe commission pursuant to its du- World Champion, Joan Elmore Committee Open Letter to County Commissioners ties listed. at the Mt. Juliet Senior Center to support the Mt. Juliet Senior Are we in control of organizations and Citi- Net Position presents sition. August 31 Center. capital campaign for a our debt or is it in con- zens of Wilson County. information on all of Over time, increas- Coffee with the County new senior center. (11 a.m. - 1 trol of us? Each year, the State Wilson County's assets es or decreases in net M.J. Chamber office (8:30 p.m.) Hamburgers, hotdogs, and An Open letter from Comptroller audits ev- and deferred outflows position may serve a.m. - 10 a.m.) drinks will be available. the Wilson County Re- ery county. The follow- and liabilities and de- as a useful indicator publican Party to the ing statement appears ferred inflows, with the of whether the finan- September 1 September 22 Mayor, County Com- in our audit: difference between the cial position of Wilson JECDB Meeting Wilson County Adult Edu- missioners, local news “The Statement of two reported as net po- County is improving or The Joint Economic & Com- cation Program Testing deteriorating.” munity Development Board Ex- Offering high school equiv- When Mayor Rob- ecutive Committee will meet at alent test (formerly GED) at the ert Dedman was here, 7:45 a.m. at the office located Tennessee College of Applied our 2010 state au- at 115 N. Castle Heights Ave Technology in Lebanon. For dit Net Position was (Suite 102) in Lebanon. more information, call 615-443- at -$35,512,863 then 8731. after the election of September 8 Randall Hutto our Ribbon Cutting September 23 2012 audit shot up to The Lighting & Energy Golfing For Cops -$81,071,844. Group's official grand opening Windtree Golf Course The explanation was, ribbon-cutting ceremony. (11:30 (1:30pm)-Shotgun Start. $100 it is because of the new a.m. - Noon) Located at 1315 per player. Tournament includes school construction & N. Mt. Juliet Road. Everyone is Cart & green fee, burger buffet next year this figure welcome. & range balls, premium gift should start to turn bags for golfers, and prizes. around. September 10 In our last audit report Bluegrass Music at Fid- October 6 of 2015 it now stands at dlers Grove Annual Health & Wellness -$132,547,135, which Every 2nd Saturday of the Fair is a 270% increase in month, Fiddlers Grove offers City Of Mt. 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Juliet | 615.758.6600 | SouthernBankofTN.com Wilson Central Wildcats dispatch Buccaneers in first game of season 15 yards for a flag. flea-flicker. the ticket again with a find the end zone again. Still, the Wildcats had The Wildcats, ahead pitch and catch, seeing Straton Farmer also no hesitation on scoring with a score of (12-0) and the latter break away for had the chance to show on the drive. With only only 2 minutes off the a 69-yard TD. his running back skills, 10 seconds and 2 plays game clock, the team at- Beech finally got their with a 30-yard drive com- into the 1st quarter, Ty- tempted a failed 2-point offense going in the sec- prised of Farmer’s runs ler Bowes busted into the conversion. ond quarter to get one late in the 3rd Quarter. end zone. Noah Stafford was the back making the score Devon High cashed in Back-up kicker, Stra- man to give Meadors’ (25-7). on Farmer’s hard work ton Farmer, had his first offense the ball back af- A quiet second quarter with a 14-yard run of his test of the night with the ter recovering a fumbled from both offenses saw own to make it (38-14). Wildcats ready to kick snap only 3 minutes into halftime at a remaining Another Buc’s TD set off. the first. score of (25-7) in favor of the team at (38-21) in Gutsy play-calling A drive that saw the Wildcats. the 4th quarter. from Wilson Central had Meadors and Bowes re- The Buc’s opened the The next drive saw D. the Buccaneers out of spectively carry the ball 2nd half with a prom- High dancing & dodging Wilson Central Wildcats celebrated their victory on the field. sorts. 10 yards each had the ising start, only to see a flurry from the Bucca- Photo Credit: Josh Woodward Senior, WCHS With Farmer kicking Wildcats ahead (18-0) their drive ended by a neers along the sideline. and recovering an onside with 7:10 remaining in dominant Wildcat de- The series was eventu- kick, he gave QB, Blake the first. fense, including sacks ally ended, but D. High The Buccaneers won Written by: James Graham Meadors, a chance to The blistering pace at from Daniel Bowes and set Beech up with a long the toss, deferring receiv- Wilson Central High School show the hard work he which Coach Dedman’s “D” McBroom. field to cover. ing the opening kickoff. put in during the off sea- team came at the com- An experienced Wild- The Buccaneers would Coach Dedman’s team son. peting team befuddled cat O-Line contingent, score once more to see With kicker/punter was not phased in the His training paid off the Buccaneers. including 3 year starters the time run out. Adam Williams out of slightest with #3, Spen- when he threw a 70 yard Another link-up be- Coleman Ladd and Gan- The game ended leav- the game, Wilson Cen- cer Welch, returning the TD pass to Colton Dow- tween Meadors and Dow- non Starnes, gave Tyler ing a final score of Wilson tral’s first game looked a kickoff to the 8 yard line. ell after a triple reverse ell saw the latter punch Bowes running room to Central (38-28) Beech. daunting task. The play was moved back Mt. Juliet Golden Bears conquer first win of the season Written by: Emma Scudder section was nearly over- 10-0 at the half. final score of 26-6. Senior, Mt. Juliet High School flowing at the stadium. Sophomore, Marcello Student Kaylee Joslyn The game began with Walton, had a 22 yard said, “It was a strong first no scoring in the first touchdown run prolong- game for the Bears. I’m It is officially football quarter. Mt. Juliet inter- ing the lead to 17-0 in the excited to see what’s in time again here in Mt. cepted the ball near the third quarter. store for them the rest of Juliet. goal line costing Gallatin Gallatin scored their the season.” The Golden Bears their only scoring oppor- first of the night with a If numbers don’t lie, hosted Gallatin High tunity in the beginning 71-yard touch-down run many other football lov- School in the first game quarter. by the Green Wave's Jor- ing fans here in Mt. Ju- of the year last Friday The first points were dan Mason, making the liet share that sentiment. night, beginning the put on the board early in score 17-6. The next game for much anticipated foot- the second quarter by Se- Earles’ second touch- Mt. Juliet is at home on ball season. nior, Jacob Bailey, kick- down of the night left Mt. Thursday, August 25th, There was quite a ing a 36 yard field goal. Juliet leading 24-6 at the against Cane Ridge. turnout for the Bears Mason Earles scored end of the third. The game begins at Mt. Juliet High Golden Bears win against Gallatin (26-6). first game, as fans filled the team's first touch- After a safety, MJ 7:00 p.m. Photo Credit: Allie, MJHS the stands. The student down, leaving the score came out on top with a Lady Saints win season opener at home 8-3 over Zion Christian MJCA allowed an ear- it up in the 35th min- In the 40th minute Mar- Zion adds their final ly score going down 1 at ute on a goal by Reagan cella Gallione intercepts goal at the 58 minute the 6 minute mark. Moody with sophomore the kick off for a solo mark. Marcella Gallione Junior Marcella Gal- Kinsley Barga having the goal to take it to 5-2 at gets her fourth goal on lione scored her first assist. MJCA senior Kay- the half. the assist by freshman goal at the 22nd minute la Schidlt scored in the Gallione strikes again Abigail Eastin. off an assist by Junior 38th minute assisted by in the 43 minute mark Saints goal keeper Abi Proud Sponsor of Caitlyn Smith. Zion an- Reagan Moody. and assists Reagan Hildabrand had 8 saves swered back with a goal A minute later soph- Moody with her second and the Lady Saints fin- Player and Bear of the Week. in the 25th minute. omore Kirsten Robbins goal at the 56 minute ished with 32 shots on The Lady Saints tied scored on the rebound. mark. goal. Mt. Juliet High School WHY ELITE? Golden Bears Players of the Week When I needed hearing aids I asked Proud Sponsor of friends where they Player and Bear of the Week. bought theirs and two strongly recommended Elite. I took their advice Mt. Juliet High School and I am happy I did. I Golden Bears “Bears of the Week” was able to try different options and Dr. McGlothlin was very patient while I made my decision. - Peter Fechheimer Your hearing aids #3 Mason Earls, Senior, WR, Offensive Player come with a Doctor! #35 Jesyah White, Junior, FS, Defensive Player Allie Crumpton, Sydnei Crenshaw & Emma Donatelli www.eliteaud.com Senior Varsity Cheerleaders Congratulations Players! 615-758-7118 100 Carrick Court • Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 100 Carrick Court • Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 615.622.0953 • www.carrickglenseniorliving.com 615.622.0953 • www.carrickglenseniorliving.com Page 4, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, August 24, 2016 OBITUARIES DALEY, William Ber- so brightly that his time topher and Elijah Fisher. He is ing and traveling. Mar- family requests that me- nard Kovarik with us was limited. The preceded in death by fa- grete was the daughter of morials be made to Nash- world lost a bright light on John Fisher, age 49, ther Daniel Fisher, sister the late, Adolf and Erna ville Rescue Mission, 639 William Bernard Ko- August 17th, 2016. The passed away on August Reddia Chandler, broth- Jagusch Reisig. She was Lafayette Street, Nashville, varik Daley, son of Dr. most beautiful guardian 19, 2016. The Funer- er-in-law Mike Chandler, also preceded in death by TN 37203 or to the Sarah and Mrs. Chuck & Kath- angel watches over us in al Service was Monday, and great-nephew Justin her daughter, Kellye Bur- Cannon Cancer Fund at ryn Daley and Mr. and peace and harmony with August 22, 2016 in the Dakota Pruitt. Sellars Fu- gess and brothers, Otto PearlPoint Cancer Sup- Mrs. Ben & Tracy Kovarik, our loving Father. A cel- chapel of Sellars Funeral neral Home, Lebanon TN Reisig, Adolf Reisig and port, 2817 West End Ave- graced this world in birth ebration of his time with Home. Interment in Mc- 615.444.9393. Richard Reisig. nue, #126-263, Nashville, on December 12th, 2000. us on earth will be held Donald Cemetery, Hillham She is survived by: Hus- TN 37203. An amazing young man at Lebanon First United TN, followed the service. GOODALL, Margrete band of 55 years – John Arrangements by Bond blessed with artistic and Methodist Chuch on Sat- Family and friends served Ann Michael Goodall; Children Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. musical talents, creativi- urday August 27th, 2016 as Pallbearers. Honorary – Stephen Goodall, Johnny Juliet Road and Weston ty, and laughter. To know at 2:00 with a visitation Pallbearers: Bobby Smith Goodall, Margrete Ann, (Ann) Goodall and Debbie Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. Will, was to know love. beginning at 1:00. In lieu and Steve Johnson. age 74, of Old Hickory, TN, Simmons; Brother – Don (615)773-2663. Obit Line His time on this earth of fl owers, please consid- Mr. Fisher is survived died August 17, 2016. Reisig; 11 Granddaugh- (615)641-2663, www. was made so special by er making a contribution by mother Cenda Fisher, Mrs. Goodall was a ters and 3 Grandsons; 17 bondmemorial.com his unceasing humor and to the William B. Kovarik brother Danny Fisher (Bil- member of the Lutheran Great-grandchildren. his ability of befriend all. Music Education Memori- lie Fisher), nieces Pamela faith. She was a dedicated There will be a Celebra- KYDD, Mamie Mildred Deeply loved by everyone al Fund through the main Weaver (Gary) and Re- wife and mother. Margrete tion of Life service from 1-4 who knew him, his pres- offi ce of Wilson Bank & becca Fisher, great-nieces served in the U.S. Army p.m. Sunday, August 28, Kydd, Mamie Mildred, ence brightened the world Trust. Raven Weaver and Freya and was retired from the 2016 at 308 Brookview age 76 of Baxter, TN around him everywhere Weaver, and great-neph- U.S. Postal Service. She Court, Old Hickory, TN. he went. His life burned FISHER, John Chris- ews Aaidan Bollenbeck loved quilting, woodwork- In lieu of fl owers, the See OBITS, Page 5 FAITH & MESSAGE Created for Good Works

The Apostle Paul in- committed in our world. Toyohiko Kagawa, book, What’s Wrong with world is the way it is to- troduced every follower Bill Hull in his fi ne book a nominee for a Nobel the World, confronted day is because the saints of Jesus to their purpose The Complete Book of Prize in literature wrote: the life some people in of God, washed in the with these words: “For Discipleship, posed this “I read in a book that a the community of faith blood of Jesus, sealed we are His creation, cre- question: “Why do we man called Christ went live with these words: in the resurrection of ated in Christ Jesus for know so much but live about doing good. It is “The Christian ideal has Christ, have failed to good works, which God so badly?” Indeed, as we very disconcerting to not been tried and found move beyond their pew? prepared ahead of time live with the benefi t of me that I am so easily wanting; it has been I say today is the day for so that we should walk more knowledge and ad- satisfi ed with just going found diffi cult and left all followers of Jesus to in them” (Ephesians vancements to enhance about.” Have we become untried.” Dietrich Bon- live out our purpose and 2:10, HCSB). How our life than at any time in so focused on “just go- hoeffer, a German Pastor do the good works creat- world could benefi t from the history of humani- ing about with my life” executed by Hitler, chal- ed for us in Christ Jesus a consistent dose of God ty, why is our world still that we, especially in the lenged all believers to before the foundation of inspired good works. We hampered by bad acts? church, have overlooked remember: “The church the world. Chuck Groover seem, too often today, Could it be that the focus our responsibility to live is only the church when Senior Pastor to be overwhelmed by of modern living is mis- with others in mind? it exists for others.” Is it Victory Baptist Church the reports of bad acts placed? C.K. Chesterton in his possible, the reason our

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Do you have a boat, RV, or OLD TIMER STORAGE think about an idea for Like writing a hit song country she lived in. She stark contrast it was in born here and don’t have OLD TIMER STORAGE another article that might on a napkin while having wanted to let me know comparison to the coun- anything else to compare help or bring comfort to lunch, as she spoke, I that she loved her country she came from. What it to. When you have someone else. I could had to write my thoughts try and that it literally was even more impres- something each and ev- literally feel the passion down to keep from miss- broke her heart when sive is that this wonder- ery day like a roof over Kenny Martin and love for community ing any part of this won- she heard someone de- ful lady has lived in this your head, clothes on and country in her voice. derful and heartfelt true grade, bash or take for country for many, many your back, shoes on your City Manager The more she spoke the life story. You know the granted what a wonder- years now and still truly feet and food in your Mt. Juliet more impressed and kind of true life story ful country she lived in. If appreciated what a won- See REFLECTIONS, Page 5 amazed I became about that instantly makes you you heard her story you derful country she lives CHURCH DIRECTORY

Assembly of God Mt. Olivet Baptist Christ vah’s Witnesses Pentecostal Church Lighthouse Assembly of Music City Baptist Green Hill Church of Lutheran Church Alive Global Vision Bible God Church Christ Celebration Lutheran Presbyterian Church Life Assembly New Life Baptist Church Leeville Church of Methodist Cloyds Cumberland Grace Bible Fellowship Baptist Rutland Baptist Church Christ Cook’s United Method- Presbyterian Grace Fellowship Minis- Baker’s Grove Baptist Silver Springs Baptist Mt. Juliet Church of ist Hickory Grove Church tries Beckwith Baptist Truth and Grace Free Christ Gladeville United Meth- Suggs Creek Cumber- Greater True Faith Cedar Grove Baptist Will Baptist Church Nonaville Church of odist land Presbyterian Community Church Corona Baptist Church Victory Baptist Church Christ Grace United Methodist Unity Holy Temple Church The Journey Church Faith Church Catholic Vesta Church of Christ Church Unity of Music City Joy Church Interna- Fellowship Baptist Holy Comforter Angli- Church of God Mt. Juliet African Meth- Non-Denominational tional The Fellowship at Mt. can (ACC) Living Water Fellowship odist Episcopal Church Abundant Life* LifeChurch of Mt. Juliet Juliet St. Stephen Catholic Mt. Juliet Church of Pleasant Grove United The BARN Church Living Hope Church Bridge Fellowship First Baptist Church of Community God Methodist Mending Fences Cow- Church Mt. Juliet* Church of Christ The Pointe Church Providence United Meth- boy Church Cedar Ridge Church The Glade Church Beckwith Church of Church of Jesus Christ odist* New Heart Christian Connect Church Grace Baptist Church Christ The Church of Jesus Scott’s Chapel African Church Faith is the Victory Green Hill Church* Belinda Parkway Christ of Latter Day Methodist Episcopal Our Father’s House Church Hickory Hills Baptist Church of Christ Saints Church Community Church Cross Point Church The LightHouse Fellow- Center Chapel Church Episcopal Williamson Chapel The Rock of Nashville Friendship Community ship of Christ Church of the Epipha- CME Church Royal Life International Church Mays Chapel Corinth Church of ny Nazarene Gateway of Hope Mt. Juliet Missionary Christ Covenant Fellowship Jehovah’s Witness Generation Changers Baptist Gladeville Church of Kingdom Hall of Jeho- Church of the Nazarene

1777 Tate Lane, Mt. Juliet ANDY & TRACEY BOND 615-773-5200 | www.vbcmtj.org Funeral Directors & Embalmers SERVICE TIMES 8:45 Modern Service “Our family serving 10:05 Traditional Life Groups and Worship 1098 Weston Drive • Mt. Juliet, TN Sunday 9am & 10:30am your family” 615-773-2663 Wednesday Activities Hermitage Funeral Home & 24 hour obituary line 615-641-2663 6pm Memorial Garden 615-889-0361 1491 N. Mt. Juliet Rd. www.bondmemorial.com 13251 Lebanon Rd., Mt. Juliet Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 615-758-7238 • greenhillchurch.com www.hermitagememorial.com

ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH in the Rainbow Place 1000 Woodridge Place Shopping center Mt Juliet, TN 37122 (across from MJ Middle School)

Sunday Morning Gathering 9:30 a.m. SERVICES TIMES: Wednesday Youth Ministry Sunday Worship | 10 a.m. Sunday: 10:30 AM 7:00 p.m. Thursday: 7:00 PM Join us for worship! 615-754-7035 alcmtjuliet.com 490 Industrial Drive, Mt. Juliet | 615-889-3950 thefellowship.cc | facebook.com/fellowshipMJ Page 5, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, August 24, 2016

From OBITS, Page 4 Brown & Estes Family (Judy) Painter; numerous dren – John Robert “Jack” bra, and Larry Walker. Cemetery, in Mt. Juliet, grandchildren and great Schultz and Benjamin An- WESTMORELAND, Honorary Pallbearer: Tim- passed away August 22, with family and friends grandchildren. drew Schultz Dean othy Deering. The family 2016. serving as pallbearers. Memorial Service will Funeral services will be extends a special thank Preceded in death by Visitation with the family be held Saturday, August conducted 11 a.m. Satur- Dean Westmoreland, you to the staff of Quality parents, Owen Hayden will be Wednesday, Au- 27th at 11:00 a.m. at Sel- day, August 27, 2016 at age 88, of Lebanon, passed Care and Gentiva Hospice. and Lula Mai Brown; gust 24th from 4– 8 pm lars Funeral Home at Mt. St. Stephen Catholic Com- away on August 21, 2016. Mrs. Westmoreland brothers, Aubrey Brown and one hour prior to the Juliet. munity, 14544 Lebanon Mrs. Westmoreland was a is survived by daughter and Franklin Brown. service on Thursday. Arrangements by Sel- Road, Old Hickory, TN. member of the Church of Tammie Westmoreland, She is survived by chil- Arrangements by Sel- lars Funeral Home at Mt. In lieu of flowers, the God Family and Worship siblings Edna Bayne, dren, Sonny Lynn (Tina) lars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet, 2229 N. Mt. Ju- family requests that me- Center. She loved gar- Rhoda Anderson, Bedford Cowan, Stan (Judy) Cow- Juliet, 2229 N. Mt. Ju- liet Road, Mt. Juliet, TN morials be made to the St. dening and flowers and (Brenda) Kellow, Robert an, Mike Kydd, Steve liet Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122, 615-758-5459, Stephen Catholic Com- the farm life. The family (Nakia) Kellow, Champ (Mary) Kydd, Danny (Gee) 37122, 615-758-5459, obituary line 615-758- munity (Life Teen Group) will be receiving friends (Tina) Kellow, Hillary Kel- Kydd, Diane (William) Os- obituary line 615-758- 8818, www.sellarsfuneral- or St. Jude Children’s Re- at Sellars Funeral Home, low, Rosa Schelle, and borne and Brenda Lom- 8818, www.sellarsfuneral- services.com search Hospital, PO Box Lebanon TN on Wednes- Bob (Teresa) Kellow, and bardi; siblings, Jimmy services.com 1000, Dept. 142, Mem- day from 10 a.m. until the numerous nieces and (Barbara) Brown, Betty SCHULTZ, David Lee phis, TN 38101-9908. service. The Funeral Ser- nephews. She is preceded Brasher, Liz Crabtree, Lin- PAYNE, Bonita G. Visitation will be at St. vice, conducted by Brother in death by husband Rob- da (Jerry) Stephens, Elliott Schultz, David Lee, Stephen Catholic Commu- Danny Sellars and Broth- ert Westmoreland, parents (Betty) Brown, and Dallas Payne, Bonita G., age age 71, of Mt. Juliet, TN, nity from 5-9 p.m. Friday er Gordon Lee, is 1 p.m. Bob and Lillian Hunter (Judy) Brown; 13 grand- 97 of Mt. Juliet, TN passed died August 18, 2016. Mr. with a Vigil service at 8 Wednesday, August 24, Kellow, brothers Joe and children; 10 great-grand- away on July 24, 2016. Schultz was a member of p.m. and one hour prior to 2016 in the chapel of Sel- Archie Kellow, and sisters children; numerous nieces Preceded in death by St. Stephen Catholic Com- service time Saturday. lars Funeral Home. Inter- Dazel Graves and Susie and nephews, and special parents, William & Gra- munity. Arrangements by Bond ment in Conatser Ceme- Carter. Sellars Funer- friend, Betty Russell. cie Payne, and daughter, He is survived by: Memorial Chapel, N. Mt. tery will follow the service. al Home, Lebanon TN, in Funeral Service will be Dorothy Jean Painter.She Wife of 47 years – Barba- Juliet Road and Weston Pallbearers: James West- charge of arrangements, Thursday, August 25th at is survived by daughters, ra Schultz; Sons – Adam Drive, Mt. Juliet, TN. moreland, William “Bub- 615.444.9393. 2 pm at Sellars Funeral Richie (David) Smith, Leo- (Lindsay) Schultz and An- (615)773-2663. Obit Line ba” Westmoreland, Caleb Home at Mt. Juliet. na Lewellen, Stella (Steve) drew (Amanda) Schultz; (615)641-2663, www. Walker, Justin Jones, Interment will follow the Maddox, Brenda Kanen- Brother – Thomas (Gretch- bondmemorial.com Joshua Jones, Andrew service at Vivrett, Graves, burg; son, George Richard en) Schultz; Grandchil- Kellow, Joseph Demum-

From REFLECTIONS, Page 4 safe, all while risking and had it taken away, I am to call it home. The must admit I respect, ed in more ways than their lives, you some- they get. passion of her words and admire, adore and love we will ever know. Life is belly, it’s easy to take it times take it for granted. This very special lady’s love for the United States them even more now. truly amazing, wonderful for granted. When you Just like family, friends, story is quite impressive of America and her fel- In closing, you never and life changing when live in a country where health and most any- and truly life changing. low citizens will hope- know what another per- you realize each and ev- brave men and women thing else in life it’s easy I understand and now fully touch your heart in son is dealing with, what ery day just how truly volunteer their freedom to take it for granted have a greater respect the same way it touched they have been through blessed we all are. and time away from fam- when you’ve always had for the United States of mine. I know I loved my or what any of us will go God Bless You and God ily, friends and creature it. For those that never America, the fine men family, friends, commu- through today or in the Bless the U.S.A features to keep you and had it and got it, they get and women that protect nity, country and fellow future. But one thing’s your country and world it. For those that had it it and how truly blessed citizens before… but for sure; we are all bless- Couple announces engagement; Smith – Duncan Couple soon to wed

Mr. and Mrs. Tom- graduate of The Art Insti- my Smith of Mt. Juliet tute of Tennessee-Nash- are pleased to announce ville with an Associate the engagement of their in Culinary Arts, and a daughter, Andrea Eliz- member of the Knowl- abeth Smith to Hunter edge Bowl Team. He is Ward Duncan, son of Mr. a member of the Music and Mrs. Jerry Duncan City Chorus. of Springfield. The couple is em- Andrea is a 2010 ployed at a restaurant in graduate of Friendship Brentwood, TN. Christian School, a 2013 Andrea is the grand- Mr. and Mrs. Richard versity. He is employed graduate of The Art Insti- daughter of the late Peery of Mount Juliet, Ten- at Wells Fargo Advisors in tute of Tennessee-Nash- Laughry and Cora Fer- nessee proudly announce Brentwood, Tennessee. ville with an Associate guson and Kenneth and the upcoming marriage of Melinda is the grand- in Baking & Pastry as a Fay Smith. their daughter, Melinda daughter of the late Robert member of ALPHA BETA Hunter is the grand- Sue Peery to Wes Wyrick Snow of Paris, Tennes- KAPPA and a BS in Cu- son of the late Hollis son of Ms. Sue Barber of see, the late Wilma Snow linary Management, and and Edna Duncan and Coalfield, Tennessee and of Paris, Tennessee and a 2016 graduate of John- the late John Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wyrick the late William (Bill) and son & Wales University Carolyn Ward and Judy of Rockwood, Tennessee. Macy Peery, of Paris, Ten- with a MBA with a con- Ward. Melinda is a 2001 grad- nessee. centration in hospitality. A December Wedding uate of Mt. Juliet High and Wes is the grandson of She is a member of the is planned. 2009 graduate of Nashville the late Lester and Idella American Culinary Fed- State Community Col- Wyrick of Rockwood, Ten- eration. lege. She is employed at nessee and the late Lewis Hunter is a 2011 Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer and Lassie Futrell of Coal- graduate of Springfield Center. field, Tennessee. High School and a 2014 Wes is a 1998 graduate The wedding will be of Coalfield High School held on October 15, 2016 and 2007 graduate of Mid- in Lebanon, Tennessee. dle Tennessee State Uni- Mt. Juliet native celebrates 85 years in the community and 90th birthday Irene Bates is a community. years old, she came back answering all the phone tist Church of Mt. Juliet long-standing member of Irene was born in a to Mt. Juliet to live with calls coming into Mt. Ju- where she has been a the Mt. Juliet communi- log cabin on Guill Road her grandparents, Sam liet through the depot. It member for 73 years. ty. in Mt. Juliet on July 13, and Granny Bond. They was the first telephone We want to recognize Ms. Bates recently cel- 1926. lived on the Old Railroad company in Mt. Juliet. Ms. Bates for her dedica- ebrated her 90th birth- Her father died when Bed. Ms. Bates has resided tion and contributions to day living in Mt. Juliet. she was just 9 years old She spent the next few in Mt. Juliet for over 74 the city of Mt. Juliet. She has resided in and her mother had to years working in the Old years since she moved Mt. Juliet for a total of move to Nashville to find Railroad Depot. back to the community 85 years, out of her 90 work. Irene and her fami- in her teen years. astonishing years in the When Irene was 16 ly were responsible for She attends First Bap- Page 6, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, August 24, 2016 CLASSIFIEDS 615-754-6111 AUCTION AUCTION BUSINESS SERVICE CONCRETE HELP WANTED HUNTING MIKE & ROBIN’S JUNK P & T CONCRETE - Drive- The City of Mt. 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Wilson County Fair is the fair that has more animal events than any other county fair in the state. Don’t miss nine great days of Livestock Shows and other featured animal events. The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, August 24, 2016, Page 7 Business celebrates 10 years in community CedarStone Bank simply salutes

Forbes Jewelers celebrated their 10th anniversary in Mt. Juliet last Friday. Forbes is located at the corner of N. Mt. Juliet Road and West Division Street. Mt. Juliet Chamber of Com- merce held a ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the occasion. Photo submitted. Chamber welcomes foundation to community

CedarStone Bank’s Josh Siemer, AVP, Relationship Manager, Noreen Hubbeling, MJ Office Manager, Darlene A. Kemp, MPH, MBA-HCM Executive Director of Vista Points, Inc. and Lennon Harris, BA – Vista Points Account Manager. Photo submitted.

This month Cedar- fer our services to the Mt. medical equipment. Stone Bank salutes Vista Juliet community and Vista Points also works Points and staff mem- beyond,” said Kemp, who hard to consistently pro- bers, Darlene Kemp and serves as Vista Points’ duce and disseminate Lennon Harris. Executive Director. content related to Spe- The Chamber of Commerce welcomed The Keith Edmonds Foundation with a ribbon-cut- Based in Mt. Juliet, “The resources and cial Need Trusts through ting ceremony last Tuesday in Mt. Juliet. Photo submitted. nonprofit organization, referrals that we offer its website (www.vista- Vista Points serves as an through Vista Points points.org), news articles ongoing resource cen- help people with disabil- and e-mail blasts. Mt. Juliet Chamber Luncheon hosts The Hermitage VP ter dedicated to raising ities and their families “It is rewarding to help awareness about Special and caregivers plan for those in need through- Needs Trusts through the future while maxi- out Wilson County and educational programs, mizing their quality of Middle Tennessee.” said community outreach life today.” Harris, who works as a events and marketing Vista Points' expertise Vista Point account ex- The Mt. Juliet Chamber campaigns. in trustee services helps ecutive. Luncheon is underway at Vista Points not only ensure that a trust ben- Vista Points has been Rutland Place. Guest Speak- assists people living with eficiary's eligibility for a trusted resource for er, Susan Williams (Senior an intellectual or phys- public assistance pro- Wilson County residents VP of Institutional Advance- ical disability, but also grams is protected. for 16 years. ment), at Andrew Jackson's their parents and care- Vista Points can also CedarStone Bank is Hermitage speaks about the givers and the profes- help children and adults proud to work alongside venue's history & events. sionals who serve and living with disabilities in Vista Points and its dedi- guide them on a daily a variety of ways, from cated staff. basis. setting up procedures “We are thrilled to of- or exams to purchasing Who knew you could do that with watermelons

• Antique Restoration • Wicker Repair What would the Year Board. “It’s just one of ter) Decorating • Furniture Repair • Insurance Estimates of the Watermelon at the the many reasons ‘We Saturday, Aug. 20, 2 Friday, Aug. 26, 6 • All Work Guaranteed 2016 Wilson County Fair Want You at the 2016 p.m. – Watermelon Eat- p.m. – Guess the Num- • be without a Watermelon Wilson County Fair.’” ing Contest (pre-register) ber of Watermelon Gum- Commercial or Patch? Boring. But the “Some of the events Sunday, Aug. 21, 2 balls in a Jar Residential Youth Fair Board has require pre-registration p.m. – Watermelon Bub- Saturday, Aug. 27, made sure that won’t so we can make sure we blegum Blowing Contest 2 p.m. – Watermelon 11513 LEBANON RD , happen. have enough supplies,” (pre-register) Seed Spitting Contest MT. JULIET, TN Over 70 high school said Shari Bazydola, Monday, Aug. 22, 6 (pre-register) 615-981-7373 and middle school stu- Youth Fair Board advisor. p.m. – Watermelon Shuf- Sponsored by Your dents are busy preparing “We encourage everyone fleboard Middle Tennessee Ford the Watermelon Patch, who wants to participate Tuesday, Aug. 23, 6 Dealers, the fair will open WWW.MUSICCITYFURNITURERESTORATIONS.COM located beside the Town to come by Friday, Aug. p.m. – Guess the Weight at 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. Hall in Fiddlers Grove. 19, the first night of the of the Watermelon 19, and run through Sat- They will host activities Fair, and sign-up for the Wednesday, Aug. 24, urday, Aug. 27, at the every day during the events that require regis- 6 p.m. – Watermelon James E. Ward Agricul- Pet of the Week Fair, which runs Aug. tration.” Rolling tural Center in Lebanon. 19-27, at the James E. The events for the Thursday, Aug. 25, 6 Topeka, Tallahassee, Ward Agricultural Center week are as follows: p.m. – Watermelon Head Phoenix, Juneau, and in Lebanon. Friday, Aug. 19, 6 Augusta “We hope people will p.m. – Sugar Baby Wa- come out and participate termelon Bowling in these fun events,” said Saturday, Aug. 20, The ﬁ ve state capitol kittens are Hale Moss, president of noon – Watermelon Carv- identical in so many ways that the Wilson County Fair ing for Adults (pre-regis- they are hard to tell apart. There are 4 males and 1 female and all are ready for a loving home. BLACK CATS are the HARDEST COLOR to HOME! Through no fault of their own, black cats are overlooked time and time again, as most people tend to choose ‘prettier’ colored cats. Even black kittens are left until last for adoption, while their more colorful siblings are chosen ﬁ rst. The outlook for a black adult cat in rescue is therefore very bleak. Some spend many months in rescue waiting for someone to see past their color… The adoption fee for these sweet babies is $25.00 to the City of Mt. Juliet, and then you pay the spay/neuter fee to the vet of your choice within the city limits of Mt. Juliet. Call, message, or email us to meet these and more. SPONSORED BY

AMERICAN EWELRY CO J Mt. Juliet Page 8, The Chronicle of Mt. Juliet, August 24, 2016 Legends Bank announces addition of John Charlie Daniels' appearance at Provi- Sloan as Vice President/Commercial Lender dence Gander Mtn results in happy fans The legendary Charlie Dan- the financial in- “He knows his com- iels made a special appear- dustry. munity well and as a ance at Gander Mountain in He holds a B.S. previous small business Mt. Juliet on Sunday. Dan- in Business Man- owner, he can relate to iels was at the retailer pro- agement from the needs of our custom- moting his new CD release Tennessee Tech- ers.” "Night Hawk", which was nological Univer- Sloan is a member available through donations sity. of St. Stephen Catholic to The Journey Home Proj- He is a member Church, serving on the ect that Daniels is a proud of the Mt. Juliet Parish Council and supporter of. Daniels teamed Noon Rotary Club as past Chairman, up with Gander Mountain to as a charter mem- and Holy Rosary Acad- give away two of his signa- ber and past pres- emy Home and School ture rifles: Henry Rifle, spe- ident and treasur- Board member. cial 2nd Amendment edition er. Legends Bank is a and Henry Rifle, Volunteer He is also a wholly owned subsidi- Jam 40th Anniversary edi- member and two- ary of Legends Financial tion. time past chair- Holding, Inc., operating man of the Mt. eight branch banking John Sloan Juliet Chamber of locations in Clarksville, Local business to be featured on the Food Network Commerce Dover, Brentwood and Legends Bank has and board member of Green Hills, Tennessee Merry Moseley, owner of announced the hiring of the Community Founda- and a loan production of- Merry Bee’s, and her fam- John Sloan as Vice Pres- tion of Wilson County. fice off West End Avenue ily had the opportunity to ident and Commercial “John is a great asset in Nashville. be starred on the TV show Lender at Legends’ Green to our bank,” said Tom- Carnival Eats on Food Net- Hills branch. my Bates, President and work. They filmed Merry John has over 11 Chief Operations Officer. making one of her delicious years of experience in Cheesecakes in her booth at the Wilson County Fair this past Saturday. Merry Bee’s is locally owned and operat- GIANT ed by Merry, Mike, Brittany, ✓ WATERMELON and Kaitlin Moseley right WATERMELON here in Mt. Juliet Tennessee for 13 years. FAME Cumberland University President, Paul FORTUNE Stumb, predicts school record enrollment Cumberland Univer- mester that will begin on University." sity classes start today Wed, 24-Aug will be sig- "While we are pleased and numbers are ex- nificantly larger than any with this growth, we are pected to reach capacity previous year in our now most proud of the fact as students enroll in the 175 year history, and that we are making a new school year. represents a nearly 30% more significant, posi- Cumberland Univer- year over year increase. tive impact on more stu- sity's President, Dr. Paul This is a direct reflection dents’ lives," said Stumb. The Chronicle! Stumb, P.H.D., expects a of our focused recruiting The university has Advertise it in record enrollment. and new growth strate- added additional staff CALL 615-754-6111 TODAY! Stumb stated, "Enroll- gies and signals a very members in result of the ment for the FA'16 se- promising future for the increased enrollment.

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