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INSIDE: The Report Card Problem • Bradford Hires New Football Coach Woman arrested Hungry to help in crime against child Additional charges for perpetrator

BY MARK J. CRAWFORD Telegraph Editor A woman has been implicated in the sex crimes committed against a young victim. Brandy Lee Foreman, 32, of Keystone Heights was arrested June 17 for allegedly knowing the child was in danger and doing nothing about it. The child was allegedly assaulted by Jason Anthony Green, 33, who was arrested June 13 for sexual battery on a victim under 12 years old. The victim disclosed the abuse Woman’s winner Amanda Lazenby, Greg Starling, Charles Reed, Amy Strong, Alba to a family member, describing Peirce and Dan Sikes leave the starting line for the running of the First Annual incidents that began with Foreman Bradford County Food Pantry Freedom From Hunger 5K Race. inappropriate behavior in Clay County but progressed to sexual the run, which took a little over 20 minutes for assault in Starke. Pantry reaching out the fastest runner in the field. According to the report from The route for the run began at the square the Bradford County Sheriff’s for young volunteers downtown and continued to the end of the Office, Foreman, who was sidewalk on Call Street, turning left on 25th involved with Green for more BY TRACY LEE TATE than a year, was there for it. Special to the Telegraph Avenue to a left on Wilson Springs Road, then another left on Parker Street. From there Previously unaware of her Local runners had a treat last Saturday runners took another left on Powell Street, then location, law enforcement picked morning when they got the chance to enjoy a left again on Colley Road, finally feeding her up walking down the side of their hobby while raising money for a local back onto Call Street and the finish just past Men’s winner Scotty Peirce the road on June 17. charity. the starting line. pushes for the finish line, The victim said Foreman was Twenty-one runners from Bradford and Some ran, some walked, but all completed running well ahead of second- in bed with Green and the child Union counties lined up on Call Street at 8 a.m. the course under the watchful eyes of Food place runner Greg Starling (not when the abusive behavior began on June 28 to run the First Annual Bradford Pantry Volunteer Coordinator Betty Warren, pictured). in Clay County. Foreman herself County Food Pantry Freedom From Hunger the Rev. John Faulkner, timekeeper Paulette told the sheriff’s office that after Green 5K Race to benefit the Bradford Food Pantry. Sikes and Fundraising Chairman Bob Milner. they moved to Starke, she walked Scotty Peirce in the field of male competitors Trophies were given to the two winners. In all, in on Green assaulting the child. and Amanda Lazenby in the female ranks won the run raised nearly $300 for the food pantry. See PANTRY, 8A That was just a few months ago, according to her interview. But in spite of what she witnessed, she took no action to protect the victim, either by removing the child from the situation or reporting the abuse to law enforcement. Crack cocaine, prescription medication and heavy alcohol use were also mentioned in the report. Three new school principals appointed Foreman is in custody at the Bradford County jail on BY MARK J. CRAWFORD by recent retirements, are vacant Mallory McConnell to move up coach. charges of failing to report a crime and child neglect. Telegraph Editor no more. Jennifer Vaughan, to principal. The promotions Lisa Graham and Lynn Bryan Bond is set at $50,000. Green also remains in custody with bond set at Vacant principal positions in previously assistant principal have left the assistant principal have retired from the district, at Starke Elementary, will be positions at BMS and Starke but while Lynn Melvin will no $1 million, and he is now facing a second charge of Bradford County schools have sexual assault. been filled with some familiar principal at Lawtey Elementary. Elementary empty for the time longer be an administrator, she Earnest Williams has been being. is returning to the classroom After news of Green’s arrest, a friend of Green’s faces and one new one. asked another child if Green had abused them, and The school board approved transferred from principal at Williams already has an teaching kindergarten at Brooker Bradford Middle School to assistant at Southside, however. Elementary. additional abuse was disclosed. The complainant Superintendent Chad contacted the sheriff’s office immediately, and Farnsworth’s administrative principal at Southside Elementary. Denise Ricks, formerly a The administrative team at the appointments June 30. It was not The new hire is Talitha Chestnut, curriculum resource teacher high school — Principal Bryan a complete roster. A few positions who will be principal at Starke at Lawtey Elementary, will Boyer and assistant principals See CRIME, 2A remain to be filled. Elementary. be taking over that position Jennifer Farnsworth and Anthony The three elementary school Williams’ transfer allowed from Sherree Alvarez, who is BMS Assistant Principal becoming a district level reading principal positions, left vacant See SCHOOL, 3A Moore gets five years

BY MARK J. CRAWFORD Happy Fourth! Telegraph Editor Former Hampton Mayor Barry Moore has had his day in court, and now he will serve time in prison. Judge Robert Groeb sentenced Moore to five years in a state prison June 24 with credit for For more time served. He was assessed fees totaling $668. on what’s Moore was only in office a couple of months when he was happening arrested for possessing and selling locally this Oxycodone. Past entanglements with the legal system included Independence traffic, battery and domestic violence. Moore Day, see inside! Moore became a poster boy for corruption in the small town, although a state audit released a couple of months after Moore’s November 2013 arrest had a lot to say about the practices of other city officials, including the former city clerk and police marshal. Among the problems were nepotism and the collection and use of city funds. The Kingsley Lake Boat Parade is among the local events returning this July 4. Photo by Mary Bridgman. See MOORE, 2A

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for the Bradford County do. And it was. I got a clean bill Commission District 4. of health and launched Helen Experienced with decades Hersey Realty on Jan. 1, 2001. serving the Bradford County We are charter members of area, I have established one of Freedom Baptist Church and the region’s most successful visited multiple countries on real estate companies and laid mission trips. We have traveled a foundation of honesty and to Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua, compassion for the community. Costa Rica and Guatemala to I was born in Gainesville but bring medical relief and good have lived in Bradford County news. more than 50 years. I met my For 13 years we spent time husband of 53 years, Dewitt, in every summer in Tennessee, Keystone through a high school cooking three hearty meals a classmate. We were married day for missionaries who were in Theressa. We have one son, stateside on furlough. Martin, and three grand kids. My heart’s desire to serve Helen Hersey I worked for Triest others and making wise business Construction as bookkeeper decisions has guided me in my for 23 years and then turned to business and private life, and now Hersey running real estate. I thought it would be I am ready to turn my attention to in District 4 interesting and would give me local government on the Bradford another meaningful career in the County Commission. The following is an Lake Region. Our county is a business and announcement of intention to Later, I began considering should be conducted as one — seek public office submitted by branching out to start my own the bottom line matters. the candidate. The submission real estate company, but a brush Thank you to the Bradford deadline for county candidates with a brain tumor halted plans County Telegraph for allowing has passed. temporarily. It made me examine me to print my letter. I Helen Hersey, Republican, if this is really what I wanted to have qualified as a candidate

has passed. Kelly, 25. Clayton is a veteran Garden of the Month nd Hi, my name is Danny Riddick. of the U.S. Army 82 Airborne, Alligator Creek Garden Club is happy to announce the first 2014 Garden of After more prayer and thought, I works for the DOT and is in the the Month, which belongs to Rose Sansing. Sansing grew up in the state of am announcing my candidacy National Guard. Kelly is a school Washington, joined the United States Navy and traveled the world with her for re-election of county teacher and married to John husband, James, until her service retirement, when they moved to Starke 17 years commissioner District 4. Thank Pietkiewicz . I also became a ago. Her favorite pastime is gardening and caring for her animals, which includes you Bradford County Telegraph grandparent to my first grandson, Along with her three dogs, horses and a mule. Sansing has raised Earthboxes on for sharing this announcement. Cole Pietkiewicz. blocks so area flooding doesn’t bother her vegetables, and it also saves on the old When I say more prayer and I have been a business owner back, with no need to add fertilizer. She grows peppers, strawberries, eggplants, thought it is because a lot has for the past 35 years and have chives, beans and tomatoes, and rotates crops all season long. Within two weeks happened in the past four years. I owned and operated Riddick of planting, they are all showing their blooms. Eventually all the plants become have worked hard for the citizens Cabinet Door Inc. for the past 18 compost inside the boxes. Sansing shares with her neighbors, friends and co- of Bradford County and God has years. God has blessed me with workers. truly blessed me. It has been an a good business. I am a member honor and a privilege to serve as of First Baptist Church of Starke. county commissioner. I still have I care about people and would staff. Commandments monument at and prayers. Thank you for the the same drive and dedication like the opportunity to make a In 2013, I completed the the courthouse. opportunity to run again for c to work hard if re-elected for difference. Danny Riddick education program for the Florida I believe I have more to offer county commissioner District 4. another four years. In four years, the Hampton Association of Counties and UF, Bradford County than four years I can be reached at 352-473-7033 I have lived in Bradford Lake and the Santa Fe Lake boat becoming a certified county ago through the experiences and (day) or 352-468-2055 (evening). Riddick County since I was 12 years old, ramps have been redone, about commissioner. I am currently the situations God has helped guide and graduated from Bradford six miles of milling have been running for vice chair of the North Central me through. My strength still High School in 1977. I met put down on dirt roads, five roads Florida Regional Planning comes from Philippians 4:13 my wife, Sheryl Thompson, at that were private were found to be re-election Council and serve as chair of the — “I can do all things through the Hampton Lake boat ramp marked wrong and are now being The following is an Bradford County Commission. Christ who strengthens me.” I am 34 years ago. It doesn’t get county maintained. This is just announcement of intention to All this has happened not by my still ready to work hard for you. better than that. We have been a few of the accomplishments seek public office submitted by wisdom, but by God’s blessing. There is a lot more to be done. married for 30 years and have that were made by working with the candidate. The submission The greatest blessing for me was Thank you Bradford County two children, Clayton, 27, and other great commissioners and deadline for county candidates to be a part of keeping the Ten for all your encouraging words

the town by tackling problems The Bradford County County Telegraph, Lake Region highlighted in the audit. The Republicans Republican Executive Committee Monitor and Union County CRIME biggest achievement — with represents the Republican voters Times will be closed on Friday, Continued from 1A the help of a small but vocal meet July 10 of Bradford County. Registered July 4, for the Independence Day arrangements were made for an populace — has been saving the The Bradford County Republicans in Bradford County holiday. The offices will open Happy 1st Birthday interview between the child and city from a legislative movement Republican Executive are invited to join. New members again on Monday, July 7. a member of the University of to eliminate it. Committee will meet at 7 p.m. on are welcome, and there are Florida’s Child Protection Team The city is also preparing for Thursday, July 10, in the Capital openings for chairmen in some We love you! on June 24. an upcoming election that will City Bank boardroom located at precincts. Volunteers are needed The victim, who was also under replace the entire council and 350 N. Temple Ave. (U.S. 301) in to help with upcoming events. R 12, described assault that took make more permanent changes Starke. Also, if you are interested in place in Starke and identified through amendments to the city’s Newly elected Republican helping to pioneer a Republican Green as the perpetrator. charter. Party of Florida Chairman Women’s Club or a Young As with the original case, Among those changes is the Leslie Dougher will be the Republican Club, please contact Green did not admit guilt. elimination of the position Moore guest speaker. She is a lifelong State Committeewoman Donna had to relinquish following his Republican who graduated from Solze at 904-964-5803. arrest. With voter approval, the high school while President For more information about position of mayor will be gone as Ronald Reagan was in office. becoming a precinct chairman MOORE an elected post. Instead, elected It was Reagan’s message that or a volunteer, please contact Continued from 1A council members will choose fueled her interest in politics, Chairman David Dodge at 352- one of their own to be mayor, community and the world around 222-8609 or join the Republican An criminal investigation was whose responsibility will be her, and inspired her to roll up Party of Bradford County launched by the State Attorney’s limited to duties such as running her sleeves and get to work. Facebook page for updates. Office, with assistance from the meetings. Also, if you are a Republican the Florida Department of Law There was no word as of press candidate running for Bradford Enforcement and Bradford time where Moore would be County Commission or Bradford Offices closed County Sheriff’s Office, but no County School Board, you are serving his sentence. The offices of the Bradford one else has been charged. invited to come and speak. In the meantime, the Hampton City Council has been at work turning around perception of R

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High school report cards on hold BY MARK J. CRAWFORD the test is required for credit and recorded in the computer system Celebrate Fourth Telegraph Editor graduation. In some cases it isn’t. so they would show up on report in Lawtey Secondary level report cards Eventually, all are supposed to cards and transcripts in a way First Baptist Church of Lawtey for Bradford County schools have count for toward a percentage of that makes sense to everyone, will be hosting an Independence Day been delayed indefinitely while the final grade, but they don’t all Prevatt said. celebration on July 4 from 5-9 p.m. the district updates technology count toward that grade for every Recalculating grades for those Come for a great evening filled with with current state requirements. class still enrolled. students whom performance fun, food, fellowship and fireworks. Families were initially notified It’s complicated and, according on the EOC for algebra does There will be bounce houses and of the delay June 19, but when it to Bradford school officials, it not apply requires some big slides for the kids, as well as free was clear grades wouldn’t be was made more complicated reprogramming of what was hot dogs and drinks for all. At 9 p.m. ready by the end of the month as by a change in the law made already in place. Technology and the fireworks display will begin. announced, they were told they retroactive to this past school Records Director Steven Miller Bring your lawn chair and enjoy this would be notified when report year. told the school board Monday Independence Day with your hosts at cards were ready for pickup. Assistant Superintendent Lisa that he was still writing code for First Baptist Lawtey. Changes in course and Prevatt said the change conflicted the system and there was no set graduation requirements with what the district had set date for when report cards would — which come from the in its pupil progression plan for be ready. secondary students. While the Some changes in course Boat parade and fireworks at Kingsley Lake Florida Legislature through The Kingsley Lake Property Owners’ Association announces its annual Independence Day the Department of Education district is allowed to exceed requirements for a standard the minimum state standards, diploma include the ability to Boat Parade and Dock Decorating Contest. The parade will get underway at 11 a.m. on July 4 — have fluctuated in recent in front of Kingsley Cove and proceed clockwise around the lake. Prizes will be awarded for years with the introduction of in this case, when it came to substitute a rigorous computer including performance on the science course offering industry best boat and runner-up. new assessments. As a result, Dock judging will occur after the parade, with prizes awarded for best dock and runner-up. the requirements for the class Algebra I EOC in the grades of certification for one of the three students it need not apply to, it required science credits. In Residents and visitors are also looking forward to the usual fantastic fireworks that illuminate graduating this year can vary the sky around the lake well into the night on the fourth. from the classes following it. didn’t seem fair. Instead, Prevatt addition, students who entered said they decided to follow the ninth grade last year and all Persons with questions about the association and/or its Independence Day activities should One example is how contact Dub Murphree at [email protected] or phone or text 352-870-2472. performance on end-of-course requirements of the law. future classes will be required exams impact final grades. Parties at the high school to take Algebra II as one of their In some cases, when an EOC were brought together June 30 four credits in mathematics. Lake Butler offers more than ever assessment is introduced, passing to determine how the impacted grades would be calculated and Lake Butler Rotary Club has put together what promises to be one of the best-ever Fourth of July celebrations at Lakeside Park in Lake Butler. Here is this year’s schedule of events: • 3:30 a.m. – Registration at the boat ramp for Big Bass Fishing Tournament, which begins Union Technical Center. replace retired food services at safe light. Open to everyone 18 years and older. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. A SCHOOL Brenda Donaldson and Debbie supervisor Dotty Rondelli, but valid Florida fishing license is required. Entry fee is $50 per boat. Minimum motor size is 15 Parmenter continue as principals the district is still searching for HP. Aerated live well required. All boats will be inspected. Grand prize is $1,000 along with Continued from 1A at the schools in Hampton and a finance director following the other prizes. McCallum — remains in tact, Brooker, and Cindy DeValerio recent departure of Julee Tinsler • 7 a.m. – 1-Mile Family Fun Run. Register at southeast corner of the park. as does the team of Director continues as coordinator of the to a new job. • 8 a.m. – 5K Run. Register at southeast corner of the park. Christy Reddish and Coordinator Rainbow Center. No other district level changes • 9 a.m. to noon – Antique Car Show. David Harris at the Bradford- Linda Milliken was hired to were announced. • 11 a.m. – Weigh-in begins for fishing tournament. • Noon – Car show and raffle ticket winners announced. • Noon to dusk – Disc jockey providing music and karaoke. • Dusk – Famous fireworks show! One of the area’s biggest and best! there, he implemented several Emery was previously COO of • Fun all day – The new splash park, which will be monitored; a first-ever midway featuring Shands Starke measures to grow how the Bayfront Health Punta Gorda in kiddie Ferris wheel, bungee trampoline, rock wall, bounce house, pony rides, crazy worm train hospital serves the community Punta Gorda, Florida, for three and games; more booths than ever; and of course plenty of food choices along with a chance to CEO chosen by expanding the hospital’s years, where he developed the meet this year’s local candidates for the upcoming mid-term election. Andrew Emery has been robotics program, developing Spine Academy (a dedicated named CEO of Shands Starke relationships with physicians to spinal surgical unit) and opened Regional Medical Center increase availability of services, a new breast health center. Before Keystone hosts Our Country Day effective July 7. and working to improve patient that, he served in administrative Our County Day in Keystone Heights begins with the 5K Run at 7 a.m. on July 4 And don’t Emery brings valuable and employee satisfaction. roles at Lower Keys Medical miss the patriotic parade down Lawrence Boulevard set to begin at 11 a.m. Keystone Beach is Tony & Al’ experience to the role. For the s “I look forward to supporting Center in Key West for four the place to be that evening for the annual fireworks spectacular. last year, he has served as chief the skilled, compassionate health years. operating officer of the 254-bed care providers at Shands Starke “On behalf of the entire Bayfront Health Port Charlotte Regional Medical Center,” board, we are excited about Have an artistic Fourth in Port Charlotte, Florida, where said Emery. “Their work has working with Drew as CEO,” Enjoy hot dogs, watermelon and homemade ice cream along with the arts and crafts of local he is responsible for directing made this hospital a great place said Scott Roberts, chairman, artist on display at the art galleries in Melrose on Friday, July 4, from 5-8 p.m. the daily operations of the full- for patients to receive quality, Shands Starke Regional Medical The Melrose Art Walk takes place on the first Friday of each month. The Art Walk is sponsored service hospital. During his time personalized care.” Center Board of Trustees. “He is by the Melrose All Arts Council. passionate about working with The event caps a day of activities in the four-corners community, including the Melrose Boat our medical staff, employees Parade on Lake Santa Fe at 11 a.m. and the dedication of the Melrose sign at 4 p.m. and volunteers to advance the 904-368-0032 care and experience we offer our patients.” Salads • Subs • Wraps Emery holds a bachelor’s Celebrate safely : Free Large Pizza – 3 toppings $14.95 Burgers • Pizza degree in finance and a master’s As you plan for the July 4 Celebration, the Florida Forest Service wants to help you celebrate : Free Large Cheese Pizza – $12.99 Independence Day with wildfire safety in mind. Fireworks are an exciting part of Fourth of July Stromboli • Calzones in health administration from the (Take Out Only) University of Florida. celebrations, but the colorful fun they provide can easily turn into a dangerous situation if not Soups For more information about used safely and properly. and More! Shands Starke Regional Medical The Florida Forest Service recommends the following precautions for approved safe fireworks Center visit www.ShandsStarke. use: com. • Adhere to all county and city fireworks laws and restrictions. 200 East Call Street • Downtown Starke, FL • Use approved fireworks outdoors, away from dry grass and buildings. Use approved fireworks in parking lots, driveways, gravel or dirt areas. NOW • Follow label instructions on how to properly discharge approved fireworks. OPEN • Only use approved fireworks with close adult supervision. • Keep a bucket of water, wet towels and a garden hose nearby. • Discard used fireworks; never try to relight them. • Allow used fireworks to cool thoroughly before handling to avoid possible burn injuries. Help reduce children caused fires by teaching kids that matches, lighters and fireworks should “Quality Eyecare with Value in Mind” never be used without adult supervision. Teach kids how adults stay away from dead grass and brush and keep water nearby. EYE EXAM & 2 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL PAIR OF GLASSES Includes eye exam and 1 pair $ of glasses with Kids Safety $ Polycarbonate Lenses. www.facebook.com/BradfordTelegraph 99 2nd pair for $30 79 Includes exam and 2 pair of single vision glasses Cannot be combined with insurance. with SV Plastic lenses, restrictions apply. Restrictions apply. Middleburg Location Only. Call store for details. 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964-4009 STARKE LAKE BUTLER Metal & Shingle Roofing Lic#RC29027433 811 S. Walnut St. 255 SE 6th Street (904) 964-7830 MEMBER FDIC (386) 496-3333 Thursday, July 3, 2014 • Bradford County Telegraph 5A Church Library Lighthouse Global Ministries is invited to attend. For more Library programs are in Waldo will host a revival, information on the seminar, see sparking a reaction with starting at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. www.campgetaway.org. crowds this summer. on July 6 and at 7 p.m. on July During two shows at the 7-9. Call 352-468-1034 for more Macedonia Free Will Baptist Bradford County Public information. Church, 2496 Lake St. in Library, science teacher Lawtey, will be celebrating Stephen Wilson performed Grace Baptist Church of Pastor Mary Bright Palmer at chemical demonstrations Starke, 13393 SE C.R. 100A 7:30 p.m. July 15-18, 11 a.m. that illuminated how (Griffis Loop), is hosting “The July 19, and 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. amazing the elements Incredible Race” vacation Bible July 20. The community is around us can be. Wilson school July 8-10 from 6-8:30 invited. showed that it only takes p.m. each night. Commencement a few seconds for water to Highland First Baptist will be held on Parent Night, turn into a solid and proved Jacksonville will present a Church, 1395 U.S. 301 North, July 11, at 6 p.m. Preregister that it is possible to use a message at 3:30 p.m. Call 904- Lawtey, is currently hosting by calling 904-769-3111 or banana to hammer a nail 964-6995 for more information. “High Power Soccer: the Proven emailing willieblast99@yahoo. into a block of wood. At Method” camps on Saturdays, com. First Baptist Church of right, Wilson gets a smoky 9 a.m.-2 p.m., through July Raiford will host a Creation response after mixing in a The Greater Allen Chapel 19. Lunch will be provided. Science Seminar on Sunday, catalyst during a molecular A.M.E. Church will celebrate Parents are welcome to stay and July 13. Steve Levinson of science experiment. Family and Friends Day on North Carolina will present watch their children. Call Dana Sunday, July 13, from 11 a.m. three exciting presentations Pendarvis at 904-769-3180 to until 4 p.m. Starke Mayor including “Creation to Christ” register. The Bradford County Public to do magic tricks and science to choose from and one secret Carolyn Spooner of Antioch Library is located at 456 W. Pratt experiments? A. Zany fun and ingredient that must be used. at 10 a.m. (aimed at children but Email the details of your Baptist Church will give the enjoyed by all ages), “Relevance St. in Starke. For a full schedule lots of laughs. Find out if you message during the 11 a.m. congregation’s upcoming of events, pick up a calendar agree at 11 a.m. on Thursday, of Genesis” at 11 a.m., and special events to editor@ Ronald McDonald service. The Rev. Melvin “Fossils, Flood, Noah’s Ark, and from the front desk today. You July 10. Kennerly of Greater Payne bctelegraph.com. DEADLINE can also get the latest BCPL returns Dinosaurs” at 6 p.m. Everyone IS MONDAY AT 5 P.M. Chapel A.M.E. Church in news and event notifications on Free family movies The funniest clown around Facebook at www.facebook. will be visiting children at the com/bradfordlibrary. For more The children’s department will Bradford County Public Library Y Across the Garden Fence Z information on these programs be showing two movies in July. on Thursday, July 24, to remind or other services, please call The first movie is a showing at 6 them how much fun it is to Across the Garden Fence is sponsored by the and tend plants for our 904-368-3911 or visit www. p.m. on Friday, July 11. Popcorn read. With his quick wit and Bradford County Extension Service. Readers who Spring Fling Plant Sale and bcplibrary.com. and drinks will be provided. The undeniable charm, this clown wish to pose gardening questions should forward for other projects throughout second movie will be shown at will have audience members them to Jim DeValerio at [email protected]. the year. Read to win 11 a.m. on Tuesday, July 15. of all ages laughing. The show Some write articles for our starts at 11 a.m. Is becoming a Master Master Gardener newsletter, Reading has its rewards. Teens Cupcakes and games the Cutting Edge and for the who participate in the Spark a Gardener in your future? Bradford County Telegraph. Reaction reading program have Young adults ages 9 to 17 are Walking dead in If you find yourself looking forward to reading Some like to work behind the opportunity to win a $50 invited to decorate cupcakes the library prepaid credit card. Adults who that will spark a reaction at 11 this column every week and you like to help people the scenes, building benches Why wait for Halloween to read a book and turn in a brief a.m. on Monday, July 14. Missy then you may want to consider becoming a Master and installing mist systems dress like a zombie? The library review will be entered to win Davis from the The Cupcakery, a Gardener. for our new propagation is opening its meeting room Jim DeValerio a prepaid credit card valued at local gourmet bakery, will be at Master Gardeners complete 50 hours of in- area, maintaining mosquito doors at 6 p.m. on Friday, July $100. Adults who participate in the Bradford County Library to depth training in horticulture and in-turn, donate traps for our Buzz Busters 25 to all zombies ages 10 to 19. the Literary Tic-Tac-Toe Game demonstrate the basics. 75 hours of their time to help others learn the art mosquito surveillance program, or working on the There will be activities, food will be entered to win a gift Each child will receive three of gardening. landscape around the extension office. and contests. All living mortals basket valued at over $50. Items cupcakes to decorate. Supplies Most Master Gardeners love to learn! Some help record rainfall for the county, who enter into the realm of the in the gift basket include the cost $3 per person. Registration They also like to get their hands in the or volunteer at our Farm-City Days zombies will be turned into a first three seasons of Downtown and prepayment is required. soil! Is the Master Gardener Volunteer celebration, helping with educational zombie. Program for you? To help you decide, ask components for elementary school Abbey and a prepaid credit card Signup sheets are at the library’s yourself the following questions: students and a luncheon to celebrate the valued at $50. circulation desk. • Do I want to learn more about plants, role of farmers in our society. Entry forms for all programs After the cupcake decorating Crafty corner program there will be glow-in- growing things and gardening? Working with the extension agent, are available at the Bradford Children ages 5 to 12 can get the-dark games for everyone to • Am I eager to participate in a practical Master Gardeners provide volunteer County Public Library. crafty at 11 a.m. on Monday, play. and intensive training program? leadership and service to their community July 28, at the Bradford County • Do I look forward to sharing my in gardening activities which promote Florida climate Public Library. knowledge with people in my community? environmentally friendly horticultural practices. Science fun with Portia • Do I have enough time to attend the training The learning process never ends for Master landscapes Gardeners! Continued training is offered Wet, wild and oh so fun and to complete my volunteer commitment? Bring some color into your Children are invited to enjoy throughout the year to keep Master Gardeners What happens when hydrogen, If you answered yes to these questions, the life. Get information on how the fun and interactive Portia’s up to date on the latest horticultural information. oxygen and fun-loving families Master Gardener Program may be for you. to grow beautiful summer Fizz, Boom, Read Science Show The desire to help others is the first and absolute get together? Energy is released, perennials during the Florida at 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 17. What is the Master requirement. A personal commitment to complete Friendly Workshop on Monday, smiles burst across faces, and the training and to serve and record the required July 7. The series of workshops memories are made. To test out Gardener Program? volunteer service hours is equally important. continues on Aug. 4 with a Painting with this theory, the Bradford County Since 1979, the Florida Master Gardener Program Interested? Classes are from 9 a.m. to 2:30 presentation on recycling yard Corks & Colors Public Library is hosting Wet p.m. every Wednesday from Sept. 3 to Nov. 5. waste. The discussion will & Wild Family 60-Second has provided gardeners with extensive education Corks & Colors Studio is Orientation for classes is scheduled for 9 a.m. include information on compost, Challenges at 10 a.m. on July 29. in home horticultural principles. Participants who coming to Bradford County Aug. 27. Orientation and all classes will be held earthworms and soldier flies. Ages 8 and older are invited. complete the program are certified as Master Public Library to teach us how to at the Bradford County Extension office. After The final workshop takes The activities are outdoors and Gardeners by the University of Florida Extension paint one of their most popular successfully completing the 10-week course, place on Aug.18, with a talk on participants will get wet. Service. In return for the satisfactory completion paintings. It’s called Summer our graduates celebrate with a short ceremony Bradford watersheds. of the horticultural training program, Master Sunset and it shows palm trees on campus, followed by an educational and fun All of these programs, which Gardeners are required to volunteer 75 hours silhouetted against a beautiful Indian hoop dancer within the first year following their training, and activity to round out the day. are free and open to the public, sunset. Children are invited to watch 35 hours per year thereafter to remain an active Cost for the 10-week course is $75 for single begin at 10 a.m. The class, which begins at Cody Sawgrass perform Indian Master Gardener. participants and $100 for couples. Deadline to sign 4 p.m. on Thursday, July 17, Hoop Dances at 11 a.m. on Bradford County Master Gardeners have many up for classes is July 31. Lego mania again is expected to last about three Wednesday, July 30. ways to satisfy their volunteer commitment. Our To pick up an application packet, or to learn more about becoming a Master Gardener, come by Children aged 5 to 12 are hours. Supplies cost $20 per Master Gardeners are very involved with the painting. Registration and Bradford County Fair, setting up a plant show and the Bradford County Extension Office at 2266 N. invited to work individually Cracker Girl: A Temple Ave., call 904-966-6299 or email Laurie or in teams as they use their prepayment is required. Sign up educational demonstrations including conserving at the library today. Love Story water, landscaping, and teaching “Right Plant, Compton at [email protected]. imagination to build and play. Right Place,” among others. Our volunteers grow The constructive fun begins at 3 Raised in Florida during p.m. on Monday, July 7. Bradford’s Junior Iron the Depression, author Hazel Chef competition Hoffman Wall is from the Magic and science generation that appreciated the Ages 9 to 17 will compete things we take for granted now, www.StarkeJournal.com Q. What do you get when for bragging rights as they like rubber sole shoes. Her story two library staff members try attempt to please the judges at is one that you will not soon this summer’s Junior Iron Chef forget. Hear her speak at 6 p.m. Competition, set for Tuesday, on Thursday, July 31, at the July 22, at 11 a.m. See what you Bradford County Public Library. can accomplish in the allotted time with a variety of ingredients NEED CASH FAST!

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NOTICE BY LISA BRANNON, OF BEGINNING Defendants. U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- ANT IN POSSESSION 2, THE CITY OF HAMPTON is seek- DEPUTY CLERK A/K/A 308 SE 2ND AVENUE, MEL- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR BNC Defendants. ing a certified public accountant/firm If you are a person with a disability ROSE, FLORIDA 32666-5441 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu- MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-2 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE to conduct the 2012-2013 audit of its who needs any accommodation in or- Any person claiming an interest in the ant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- financial records for the fiscal year der to participate in this proceeding, surplus from the sale, if any, other sure dated June 18, 2014, entered in CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-2, suant to a Summary Final Judg- October 1, 2012 thru September 30, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to than the property owner as of the Case No. 13000300CAAXMX of the Plaintiff ment of Foreclosure filed June 12, 2013, with the option of up to two the provision of certain assistance. date of the Lis Pendens must file a Circuit Court of the Eighth Judicial vs. 2014 entered in Civil Case No. additional years of audit services. Please contact the ADA Coordina- claim within 60 days after the sale. Circuit, in and for Bradford County, DENNIS PARSON; AMY BITGOOD; 13000484CAAXMX of the Circuit Proposals and firm qualifications will tor, Alachua County Family and Civil Dated in Bradford County, Florida this Florida, wherein CitiFinancial Servic- PAMELA J. BITGOOD Court of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit be accepted until 2:00 PM on July 11, Justice Center, 201 East University 18 day of June, 2014. ing LLC, A Delaware Limited Liability Defendant(s) in and for Bradford County, Starke, 2014 at City Hall, 5784 Navarre Ave. Avenue, Room 410, Gainesville, FL Clerk of the Circuit Court Company is the Plaintiff and Linda J. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Florida, the Clerk of Court will sell to or may be mailed to P.O. Box 250, 32601 at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 Bradford County, Florida Hess; Unknown Spouse of Linda J. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- the highest and best bidder for cash Hampton, FL 32044. If you have any days before your scheduled court By: Lisa Brannon Hess; Unknown Tenant #1; Unknown suant to a Final Judgment of Fore- at Bradford County Courthouse, 945 questions, please contact the City appearance, or immediately upon Deputy Clerk Tenant #2 are the Defendants, that I closure dated June 18, 2014, and North Temple Avenue, Starke, FL. Clerk at (352) 468-1201. receiving this notification if the time Albertelli Law will sell to the highest and best bid- entered in 04-2013-CA-0172 of the 32091 in accordance with Chapter 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT before the scheduled appearance is Attorney for Plaintiff der for cash at, the lobby of the court- Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judi- 45, Florida Statutes on the 14 day of less than 7 days; if you are hearing or P.O. Box 23028 house at, 945 N. Temple Ave, Starke, cial Circuit in and for BRADFORD August, 2014 at 11:00 AM on the fol- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR voice impaired, call 711. Tampa, FL 33623 FL 32091, beginning at 11:00 AM on County, Florida, wherein U.S. BANK lowing described property as set forth TAX DEED 6/26 4tchg 7/17-BCT (813)221-4743 the August 14, 2014, the following de- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS in said Summary Final Judgment, to- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (813)221-9171 facsimile scribed property as set forth in said TRUSTEE FOR BNC MORTGAGE wit: That PNC %TC TAMPA 1 LLC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE eService: servealaw@albenellilaw. Final Judgment, to wit: LOAN TRUST 2007-2 MORTGAGE Lot Five (5), Kessler’s Addition, Sec- The holder of the follow- EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT com LOT 19, OF WHISPERING PINES PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, tion 19, Township 7 South, Range 22 ing certificate(s) has filed said IN AND FOR BRADFORD If you are a person with a disability ESTATES, ACCORDING TO THE SERIES 2007-2, is the Plaintiff and East, Bradford County, Florida. certificate(s) for the tax deed to COUNTY, FLORIDA who needs any accommodations in PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED DENNIS PARSON; AMY BITGOOD; Lots Six (6), Seven (7) and Eight be issued thereon. The certificate CIVIL ACTION order to participate in this proceed- IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 40, OF THE PAMELA J. BITGOOD are the Defen- (8), Kessler’s Addition, unrecorded number(s) and year of issuance, the CASE NO.: 12000258CAAXMX ing, you are entitled, at no cost to PUBLIC RECORDS OF BRAD- dants). Ray Norman as the Clerk of subdivision in Section 19, Township description of property, and name(s) DIVISION: you, to the provision of certain assis- FORD COUNTY, FLORIDA. the Circuit Court will sell to the high- 7 South, Range 22 East, Bradford in which it is assessed are as follows: PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION, tance. Persons with a disability who TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN est and best bidder for cash, the Front County, Florida; also described as File Number: 2014-0023 Plaintiff, need any accommodation in order to 1995 CRESCENT DOUBLEWIDE Lobby 945 N. Temple Ave. Starke FL the Southeast ¾ of the East 1/2 of Certificate Number: 999 vs. participate should call Jan Phillips, MOBILE HOME WITH VIN NUM- 32091, at 11:00 AM on August 14, a 210 foot by 210 foot square in the Parcel Number: 04326-0-00300 STACY L. PIXLEY, et al, ADA Coordinator, Alachua County BERS 146M9169A AND 146M9169B 2014, the following described prop- Northwest comer of the Southeast Year of Issuance: 2011 Defendants). Courthouse, 201 E. University Ave., Any person claiming an interest in erty as set forth in said Final Judg- 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of the South- Description of Property: NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED SALE Gainesville, FL 32601 at (352)337- the surplus from the sale, if any, ment, to wit: east 1/4 of said Section 19, Township LOT THREE (3), OF BLOCK THIR- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pur- 6237 within two (2) working days other than the property owner as of LOT 63, CRYSTAL LAKE HOME- 7 South, Range 22 East. TEEN (13), IN LINCOLN CITY, AC- suant to an Order Rescheduling of receipt of this notice; if you are the date of the lis pendens must file SITES, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TOGETHER WITH that certain 1998 CORDING TO MAP OR PLAT OF Foreclosure Sale dated March 10, hearing impaired, please call 1-800- a claim within 60 days after the sale. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, GENE singlewide mobile home bear- SAME AS RECORDED IN BOOK 2014, and entered in Case No. 955-8771; if you are voice impaired, Dated this 18 day of June, 2014. PAGE 6 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS ing identification GMHGA21698203 I, ON PAGE 177 OF THE PUB- 12000258CAAXMX of the Circuit please call 1-800-955-8770. Ray Norman OF BRADFORD COUNTY, FLORI- 82 and Florida title number 75374169, LIC RECORDS OF BRADFORD Court of the Eighth Judicial Circuit in 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT As Clerk of the Court DA. situate thereon, which, by intention of COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN SOUTH and for Bradford County, Florida in By: Lisa Brannon Any person claiming an interest in the parties has been retired pursuant HALF OF SOUTHEAST QUARTER, which PHH Mortgage Corporation, is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR As Deputy Clerk the surplus from the sale, if any, to Florida States 319.261, and there- WEST OF RAILROAD, SECTION the Plaintiff and Stacy L. Pixley, Wal- BRADFORD COUNTY, FLORIDA If you are a person with a disability other than the property owner as of fore constitutes a THIRTY-TWO (32), TOWNSHIP SIX ter C. Pixley, Mortgage Electronic PROBATE DIVISION who needs any accommodation in or- the date of the lis pendens must file part of the realty. (6) SOUTH, RANGE TWENTY-TWO Registration Systems, Inc., as nomi- File No. 04-2014-CP-31 der to participate in this proceeding, a claim within 60 days after the sale. Any person claiming an interest in the (22) EAST. nee for Home Loan Center. Inc., dba IN RE: ESTATE OF you are entitled, at no cost to you, to Dated this 18 day of June, 2014. surplus from the sale. if any. other Assessed To: LendingTree Loans , Tenant # 1, BEN MOODY RABION the provision of certain assistance. Ray Norman than the property owner as of the DANIEL JENKINS A/K/A DAN JOHN- Tenant # 2, The Unknown Spouse Deceased. Please contact the ADA Coordina- As Clerk of the Court date of the Lis Pendens, must file a SON, DAN JOHNSON of Stacy L. Pixley, The Unknown NOTICE TO CREDITORS tor, Alachua County Courthouse, 201 By: Lisa Brannon claim within 60 days after the sale. All of the above property is located Spouse of Walter C. Pixley, are de- The administration of the estate East University Ave., Gainesville, FL As Deputy Clerk Dated this 18 day of June, 2014. in Bradford County, In the State of fendants, the Bradford County Clerk of Ben Moody Rabion, deceased, 32601 at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 IMPORTANT CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Florida. of the Circuit Court will sell to the whose date of death was August 25, days before your scheduled court If you are a person with a disability As Clerk of the Court Unless such certificate(s) shall be re- highest and best bidder for cash in/on 2013, is pending in the Circuit Court appearance, or immediately upon who needs any accommodation in or- BY: Lisa Brannon deemed according to Law, the prop- in front of the Bradford County Court- for Bradford County, Florida, Pro- receiving this notification if the time der to participate in this proceeding, Deputy Clerk erty described in such certificate or house, 945 Temple Avenue, Starke, bate Division, the address of which is before the scheduled appearance is you are entitled, at no cost to you, to MCCALLA RAYMER, LLC, ATTOR- certificates will be sold to the Highest Florida 32091, Bradford County, Bradford County Courthouse, 945 N less than 7 days; if you are hearing or the provision of certain assistance. NEY FOR PLAINTIFF Bidder at the BRADFORD COUNTY Florida at 11:00 AM, E.S.T. on the Temple Ave, Starke, FL 32091. The voice impaired call 711. Please contact the ADA Coordina- 110 SE 6TH STREET COURTHOUSE, STARKE, FL. on 10th day of July, 2014, the following names and addresses of the personal Brock & Scott PLLC tor, Alachua County Courthouse, 201 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 the 6th day of August, 2014, at 11:00 described property as set forth in said representative and the personal rep- 1501 NW 49th St, Suite 200 East University Ave., Gainesville, FL (407)674-1850 a.m. Final Judgment of Foreclosure: resentative’s attorney are set forth Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 32601 at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 If you are a person with a disability RAY NORMAN TWO PARCELS OF LAND SITU- below. Attorney for Plaintiff days before your scheduled court who needs any accommodation in BRADFORD COUNTY ATED IN FRACTIONAL SECTION All creditors of the decedent and oth- 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT appearance, or immediately upon order to participate in this proceed- CLERK OF COURT 12, TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH, RANGE er persons having claims or demands receiving this notification if the time ing, you are entitled, at no cost to BY LISA BRANNON, 22 EAST, BRADFORD COUNTY, against decedent’s estate on whom VENDOR REQUEST TO RFP before the scheduled appearance is you, to the provision of certain assis- DEPUTY CLERK FLORIDA, LOCALLY KNOWN AS a copy of this notice is required to QUALIFIED INSURANCE less than 7 days; if you are hearing or tance. Persons with a disability who If you are a person with a disability LOTS THIRTY-EIGHT (38) AND be served must file their claims with CARRIERS voice impaired call 711. need any accommodation in order to who needs any accommodation in or- THIRTY-NINE (39) OF SEMINOLE this court WITHIN THE LATER OF The City of Starke will accept propos- Robertson, Anschutz & Schneid, P.L. participate should call Jan Phillips, der to participate in this proceeding, RIDGE, UNIT NO. 5; SAID PARCELS 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF als for employee benefits for group Attorneys for plaintiff ADA Coordinator, Alachua County you are entitled, at no cost to you, to BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DE- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS health, dental, life, voluntary life and 6409 Congress Avenue, Suite 100, Courthouse, 201 E. University Ave., the provision of certain assistance. SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE vision proposals from qualified insur- Boca Raton, FL 33847 Gainesville, FL 32601 at (352) 337- Please contact the ADA Coordina- LOT 38, SEMINOLE RIDGE, UNIT DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF ance carriers licensed to do business Telephone: 561-241-6901 Fax: 561- 6237 within two (2) working days of tor, Alachua County Family and Civil NO. 5. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. in the State of Florida. Qualifying car- 910-0902. your receipt of this notice; if you are Justice Center, 201 East University COMMENCE AT A CONCRETE All other creditors of the decedent riers should contact O&A Insurance 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT hearing impaired call (800) 955-8771; Avenue, Room 410, Gainesville, FL MONUMENT AT THE SOUTHEAST and other persons having claims or Services Inc. at 904-287-0848 x10 or if you are voice impaired, call (800) 32601 at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 CORNER OF SAID SECTION 12 demands against decedent’s estate email [email protected] IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 955-8770. days before your scheduled court AND RUN NORTH 06 DEGREES must file their claims with this court for a copy of the RFP. RFP Deadline EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT appearance, or immediately upon 22 MINUTES 43 SECONDS EAST, WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE for response is July 21, 2014. FLORIDA IN AND FOR receiving this notification if the time ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 6/26 3tchg 7/10-BCT BRADFORD COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND before the scheduled appearance is SECTION 12 A DISTANCE OF TION OF THIS NOTICE. GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, less than 7 days; if you are hearing or 1542.08 FEET TO A CONCRETE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SION FLORIDA voice impaired, call 711. MONUMENT AND THE POINT THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN CASE NO. 13000484CAAXMX CASE NO: 130005 97CAAXMX 6/26 4tchg 7/17-BCT OF BEGINNING; THENCE RUN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORI- AND FOR BRADFORD NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC, U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- NORTH 83 DEGREES 37 MINUTES DA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiff, TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUC- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 17 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE EVER BARRED. GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- vs. TIMOTHY J. DUBOIS, LESLIE TURED ASSET SECURITIES COR- TAX DEED OF 198.73 FEET TO A CONCRETE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME SION LUZADER, UNKNOWN TENANT IN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MONUMENT; THENCE RUN NORTH PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CASE NO: 04-2013-CA-0172 POSSESSION 1, UNKNOWN TEN- See LEGALS, next page That PNC %TC TAMPA 1 LLC 06 DEGREES 22 MINUTES 43 SEC- CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR The holder of the follow- ONDS EAST, 110 FEET TO A CON- MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S ing certificate(s) has filed said CRETE MONUMENT; THENCE RUN DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. certificate(s) for the tax deed to SOUTH 83 DEGREES 37 MINUTES The date of first publication of this no- be issued thereon. The certificate 17 SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE tice is June 26, 2014. number(s) and year of issuance, the OF 198.73 FEET TO A CONCRETE Attorney for description of property, and name(s) MONUMENT ON THE EAST LINE Personal Representative: in which it is assessed are as follows: OF SAID SECTION 12; THENCE LAW OFFICE OF File Number: 2014-0022 RUN SOUTH 06 DEGREES 22 MIN- RICHARD M. KNELLINGER, P.A. Certificate Number: 8 UTES 43 SECONDS WEST, ALONG Lauren N. Richardson, Parcel Number: 00146-0-00200 SAID EAST LINE A DISTANCE OF For the FirmFlorida Year of Issuance: 2011 110.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- Bar Number: 0083119 Description of Property: GINNING. 2815 NW 13th Street, Suite 305 ONE SQUARE ACRE IN THE LOT 39, SEMINOLE RIDGE, UNIT Gainesville, FL 32609-2865 NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE NO. 5. Telephone: (352) 376-3334 SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) COMMENCE AT A CONCRETE Fax: (352) 376-1214 OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER MONUMENT AT THE SOUTHEAST Primary e-mail: Lauren@knellinger- (NW 1/4) OF SECTION TWENTY CORNER OF SAID SECTION 12 law.com THREE (23) IN TOWNSHIP SIX (6) AND RUN NORTH 06 DEGREES Secondary e-mail: carin@knellinger- SOUTH OF RANGE TWENTY (20) 22 MINUTES 43 SECONDS EAST, law.com EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID Personal Representative: Assessed To: SECTION 12 A DISTANCE OF Cecelia Elaine Owens TRUSTEES OF THE METHODIST 1652.08 FEET TO A CONCRETE 209 Crystal Ridge Road EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF MOUNT MONUMENT AND THE POINT OF Deland, FL 32720 VERNON, CHURCH MT VERNON BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT METHODIST NORTH 06 DEGREES 22 MINUTES All of the above property is located 43 SECONDS EAST, ALONG THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in Bradford County, In the State of EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION 12, EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Florida. A DISTANCE OF 110.00 FEET TO A IN AND FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, Unless such certificate(s) shall be re- CONCRETE MONUMENT; THENCE FLORIDA deemed according to Law, the prop- RUN NORTH 83 DEGREES 37 MIN- GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVI- erty described in such certificate or UTES 17 SECONDS WEST, 198.73 SION certificates will be sold to the Highest FEET TO A CONCRETE MONU- Case No. 13000300CAAXMX Bidder at the BRADFORD COUNTY MENT; THENCE RUN SOUTH 06 CitiFinancial Servicing LLC, A Dela- COURTHOUSE, STARKE, FL. on DEGREES 22 MINUTES 43 SEC- ware Limited Liability Company, the 6th day of August, 2014, at 11:00 ONDS WEST, 110.00 FEET TO A Plaintiff, a.m. CONCRETE MONUMENT; THENCE vs. RAY NORMAN RUN SOUTH 83 DEGREES 37 MIN- Linda J. Hess; Unknown Spouse of BRADFORD COUNTY UTES 17 SECONDS Linda J. Hess; Unknown Tenant #1; CLERK OF COURT EAST, 198.73 FEET TO THE POINT Unknown Tenant #2, Thursday, July 3, 2014 • Bradford County Telegraph 7A Legals

Continued from 6A with said East line of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE located on property described, as fol- the date of the lis pendens must file A CENTERLINE DESCRIBED AS of Section 18, for a distance of 303.89 EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND lows: a claim within 60 days after the sale. FOLLOWS): feet to a set 1/2” iron rod; thence run FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A parcel of Dated at Starke, BRADFORD COUN- FROM POINT OF BEGINNING PORATION MORTGAGE LOAN North 87 degrees 46 minutes 02 sec- FLORIDA land lying within Section 20, Town- TY, Florida, this 24 day of June, 2014 THUS DESCRIBED, RUN A 01 DE- TRUST 2005-RF2 onds West for a distance of 143.27 CIVIL ACTION ship 6 South, Range 22, being more Ray Norman GREES 18 MINUTES 18 FEET E, Plaintiff, feet to a set 1/2” iron rod; thence run CASE NO.: 04-2014-CA-000116 particular described as Parcel No: Clerk of said Circuit Court PARALLEL WITH THE WESTERLY vs. North 02 degrees 13 minutes 58 sec- DIVISION: 02314-0-00400, and located at 1417 Lisa Brannon BOUNDARY OF SAID NW 1/4 OF ALBERT LEGUE A/K/A AL LEGUE; onds East, parallel with said East line WELLS FARGO BANK, NA AS Debra Street,, Starke, Florida. As Deputy Clerk SW 1/4, A DISTANCE OF 1297.29 BARBARA LEGUE; UNKNOWN of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Section 18, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WA- The public hearing may be continued PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION FEET; THENCE N 88 DEGREES 36 TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT II; for a distance of 304.42 feet to a set CHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL to one or more future dates. Any in- c/o Phelan Hallinan, PLC MINUTES 33 FEET E, PARALLEL RIVER OAK PLANTATION HOME- 1/2” iron rod located on said South- ASSOCIATION, terested party shall be advised that Attorneys for Plaintiff WITH THE SOUTHERLY BOUND- OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION, INC.; erly R/W line of NW 177th Street be- Plaintiff, the date, time and place of any con- 2727 West Cypress Creek Road ARY OF SAID NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4, SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND ing in a curve concave to the North vs. tinuation of the public hearing shall be Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 A DISTANCE OF 317.82 FEET; URBAN DEVELOPMENT; STATE and having a radius of 17230.45 feet; CHARLES WILLIAM (BILLY) announced during the public hearing 954-462-7000 THENCE S 34 DEGREES 03 MIN- OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF thence run in a Southeasterly direc- HEAVNER JR AKA CHARLES and that no further notice concerning If you are a person with a disability UTES 46 FEET E., 16.60 FEET TO HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MOTOR tion along said R/W line and along the HEAVNER JR AKA CHARLES WIL- the matter will be published, unless who needs any accommodation to THE NORTHERLY BOUNDARY OF VEHICLES, and any unknown heirs, arc of said curve as measured along LIAM HEAVNER JR, et al, said continuation exceeds six calen- participate in this proceeding, you are THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OF COUNTY devisees, grantees, creditors, and a chord having a bearing of South 87 Defendant(s). dar weeks from the date of the above entitled, at no cost to yon, to the pro- ROAD 227 (FORMERLY STATE other unknown persons or unknown NOTICE OF ACTION spouses claiming by, through and degrees 33 minutes 29 second East referenced public hearing. vision of certain assistance. Please ROAD 227) AND THE END OF SAID under any of the above-named De- for a chord distance of 143.27 feet to To: At the aforementioned public hearing, contact Ms. Jan Phillips, ADA Coor- CENTERLINE, TOGETHER WITH A fendants, the Point of Beginning. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF all interested parties may appear to dinator, Alachua County Family and 2002 MERIT DOUBLE WIDE MO- Defendants. Any person claiming an interest in CHARLES WILLIAM (BILLY) be heard with respect to the variance. Civil Justice Center, 201 East Univer- BILE HOME WITH VIN #FLHML- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE the surplus from the sale, if any, HEAVNER JR AKA CHARLES Copies of the variance are available sity Avenue, Room 410, Gainesville, CF16372586A & B AND TITLE # other than the property owner as of HEAVNER JR AKA CHARLES WIL- for public-inspection at the Office FL 32601 at (352) 337-6237 at least 86073644 & 86073719 NOTICE is hereby given that the un- the date of the lis pendens must file LIAM HEAVNER JR of Nora Thompson, Zoning Code 7 days before your scheduled court has been filed against you and you dersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court a claim within 60 days after the sale. Last Known Address: 112 Pecan Administrator located at 209 North appearance, or immediately upon are required to serve a copy of your of Bradford County, Florida, will on DATED this 18 day of June 2014. Street, Kaw City, OK 74641 Thompson Street, Starke, Florida, receiving this notification if the time written defenses within 30 days after the 14 day of August, 2014, at 11:00 Lisa Brannon Current Address: Unknown during regular business hours. before the scheduled appearance is the first publication, if any, on Ronald A.M. at the In the Front Lobby at the Clerk of the Court ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES All persons are advised that if they less than seven (7) days; if you are R Wolfe & Associates, P.L., Plaintiffs Bradford County Courthouse, Starke, Kelley & Fulton, P.A., 1665 Palm CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, decide to appeal any decision made hearing or voice impaired, call 711. attorney, whose address is 4919 Me- Florida, at 11:00 A.M., offer for sale Beach Lakes Blvd., Suite 1000, West AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED at the above referenced public hear- If you are deaf or hard of hearing and morial Highway, Suite 200, Tampa, and sell at public outcry to the high- Palm Beach. FL 33401 INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ing, they will need a record of the require an ASL interpreter or an as- Florida 33634, and file the original est and best bidder for cash, the fol- IMPORTANT ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR proceedings, and that, for such pur- sisted listening device to participate with this Court either before service lowing-described property situate in If you are a person with a disability ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN pose, they may need to ensure that a in a proceeding, please contact the on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately Bradford County, Florida: who needs any accommodation in or- PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- verbatim record of the proceedings is Court Interpreter Program at inter- thereafter; otherwise a default will be A parcel of land lying in the SE 1/4 of der to participate in this proceeding, EST AS made, which record includes the tes- [email protected] entered against you for the relief de- Section 2, Township 6 South, Range you are entitled, at no cost to you. to SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, timony and evidence upon which the 7/3 2tchg 7/10-BCT manded in the Complaint or petition. 20 East, in Bradford County, Florida; the provision of certain assistance. GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIM- appeal is to be based. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said parcel being shown as Lot 20 Please contact Krista Garber. ADA ANTS Persons with disabilities request- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE this Court on this 26 day of June, on a map recorded in Miscellaneous Coordinator, in the Administrative Of- Last Known Address: Un- ing reasonable accommodations to EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 2014. Map Book 1, Page 18 of the Public fice of the Court. BRADFORD County known participate in this proceeding should AND FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, Ray Norman Records of said County and being Courthouse. 945 North Temple Ave.: Current Address: Unknown contact 352.463.3169 (Voice & FLORIDA Clerk of the Court . more particularly described as fol- telephone number (904) 964-6280 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action TDD) or via Florida Relay Service PROBATE DIVISION By: Lisa Brannon lows; within two (2) working days of your re- to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- 800.955.8771. File Number: 2014-CP-0020 As Deputy Clerk Commence at a concrete monument ceipt of this Notice: If hearing or voice lowing property in Bradford County, 7/3 1tchg-BCT IN RE: ESTATE OF Ronald R Wolfe & Associates, P.L. found at the Northwest corner of said impaired, call 1-800-955-8770. Florida: RUSSELL GARTH SMITH, JR., P.O. Box 25018 SE 1/4 and run North 89 degrees 24 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT THE SOUTH HALF (S 1/2) OF THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING a/k/a RUSSELL G. SMITH, JR., Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 minutes 06 seconds East, along the NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) CONCERNING A SPECIAL EXCEP- Deceased. **See Americans with Disabilities Act Northerly boundary thereof, 1199.07 PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER TION AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS feet to a set iron rod; thence South The regular scheduled meeting of (SE 1/4) OF SECTION FIVE (5) CITY OF STARKE LAND DEVEL- The administration of the estate Under the Americans with Disabilities 00 degrees 52 minutes 45 seconds the Bradford County Board of County TOWNSHIP SIX (6) SOUTH RANGE OPMENT CODE of RUSSELL GARTH SMITH, JR. Act, if you are a person with a disabil- West, 511.94 feet to a set iron rod; Commissioners is scheduled July 17, TWENTY-TWO (22) EAST, CON- BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING a/k/a RUSSELL G. SMITH, JR., de- ity who needs any accommodation in thence South 13 degrees 13 minutes 2014 at 6:30 p.m. in the Commission TAINING 20.61 ACRES, MORE BOARD OF THE CITY OF STARKE, ceased, File Number 16-2014-CP- order to participate in this proceeding, 09 seconds West, 532.95 feet to a set Meeting Room located in the north OR LESS, BRADFORD COUNTY, FLORIDA, SERVING AS THE 0020 is pending in the Circuit Court you are entitled, at no cost to you, to iron rod for the Point of Beginning. wing of the Bradford County Court- FLORIDA. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, In and the provision of certain assistance. From Point of Beginning thus de- house, 945 N. Temple Ave., Starke, LESS AND EXCEPT CITY OF STARKE, FLORIDA, NO- For Bradford County, Florida, the ad- Please contact the ADA Coordinator scribed run South 76 degrees 46 min- FL. A copy of the Agenda may be PART PF PARCEL ID#01993-0- TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pur- dress of which is 945 North Temple at (352) 337-6237, at least 7 days utes 51 seconds East, 367.81 feet; obtained from the Bradford County 00000- A PARCEL OF LAND LYING suant to the City of Starke Land De- Avenue, Starke, Florida 32091. The before your scheduled court appear- thence South 13 degrees 13 minutes website www.bradfordcountyfl.gov or IN THE S 1/2 OF THE NE 1/4 OF velopment Code, hereinafter referred names and addresses of the Per- ance. If you are hearing or voice im- 09 seconds West, 177.65 feet; thence from the office of the Bradford County THE SE 1/4 OF SECTION 5 TOWN- to as the Land Development Code, sonal Representative and Personal paired, please call 711. North 76 degrees 46 minutes 51 sec- Manager located in the north wing of SHIP 6 SOUTH RANGE 22 EAST as amended, objections, recommen- Representative’s attorney are set If you are deaf or hard of hearing and onds West, 367.81 feet; thence North the Bradford County Courthouse. BRADFORD COUNTY FLORIDA dations and comments concerning forth below. require an ASL interpreter or an as- 13 degrees 13 minutes 09 seconds 7/3 1tchg-BCT SAID PARCEL BEING MORE PAR- the special exception, as described All creditors of the decedent and sisted listening device to participate East, 177.65 feet to the Point of Be- TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- below, will be heard by the Board other persons, who have claims or in a proceeding, please contact Court ginning. LOWS: of Adjustment of the City of Starke demands against decedent’s estate, Interpreting at interpreter@circuit8. Above described lands being con- COMMENCE AT AN IRON ROD SET Florida, herein after referred to as the including unmatured, contingent or org veyed with and subject to an ease- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF Planning and Zoning Board, serving unliquidated claims, and who have 7/3 2tchg 7/10-BCT ment for ingress and egress over 8th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SAID S 1/2 OF NE 1/4 OF SE 1/4 as the Board of Adjustment, at a pub- been served a copy of this notice, all roadways as shown on aforesaid BRADFORD COUNTY, AND RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES lic hearing on July 21, 2014 at 5:30 must file their claims with this Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE map (Miscellaneous Map Book 1, FLORIDA 38 MINUTES 25 SECONDS EAST p.m., or as soon thereafter as the WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Page 18). CASE NO: 2013-CA-0367 ALONG THE SOUTHERLY BOUND- matter can be heard, in the City Hall, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF IN AND FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, Together with that certain Mobile SPRINGLEAF HOME EQUITY, INC., ARY THEREOF 23.00 FEET TO A City Commission Meeting Room, lo- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FLORIDA Home Serial # 114-38512, 2002 FORMERLY KNOWN AS AMERI- CONCRETE MONUMENT FOUND cated at 209 North Thompson Street, NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AF- CIVIL DIVISION Champion CAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY, ON THE EASTERLY BOUNDARY Starke, Florida. TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A CASE NO.: 04 2013 CA 000166 pursuant to the Final Judgment en- INC., OF THE RIGHT OF WAY OF NW SE-14-02, a petition by Denmark COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. DIVISION: tered in a case pending in said Court, Plaintiff, 45TH AVENUE FOR THE POINT OF Family Discretionary Income Trust All other creditors of the decedent GENERATION MORTGAGE the style of which is indicated above. vs. BEGINNING FROM THE POINT OF to request a Special Exception be and other persons who have claims COMPANY, Any person or entity claiming an in- TERRI ANN WEBB A/K/A TERRIE BEGINNING THUS DESCRIBED granted as provided for in Section or demands against decedent’s es- Plaintiff, terest in the surplus, if any, resulting WEBB A/K/A TERRIE A. WEBB; RUN NORTH 00 DEGREES 39 MIN- 4-100.B.3.b, to allow for automobile tate, including unmatured, contingent V. from the foreclosure sale, other than ETAL; UTES 05 SECONDS WEST ALONG and truck sales and service, within or unliquidated claims, must file their RANELL ENGLISH; et al., the property owner as of the date of Defendants, SAID EASTERLY BOUNDARY a B-3 (highway commercial) zoning claims with this Court within three (3) Defendant(s), the Lis Pendens, must file a claim on NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO 235.00 FEET TO A SET IRON ROD district in accordance with a site plan, months after the date of the first pub- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE same with the Clerk of Court within 60 CHAPTER 45 THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES submitted as part of a petition filed lication of this notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu- days after the foreclosure sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pursu- 38 MINUTES 25 SECONDS EAST June 10, 2014 to be located on prop- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL ant to a Final Summary Judgment WITNESS my hand and official seal ant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- PARALLEL WITH SAID SOUTHER- erty described, as follows: FOREVER BARRED. dated June 24, 2014, entered in Civil of said Court this 18 day of June, 20 sure dated May 15, 2014, and entered LY BOUNDARY 200.00 FEET TO A LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A parcel of NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Case No.: 04 2013 CA 000166, of the 14. in Case No. 2013-CA-0367 of the Cir- SET IRON ROD THENCE SOUTH land lying within Section 21, Town- PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Judicial AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES cuit Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit 00 DEGREES 39 MINUTES 05 SEC- ship 6 South, Range 22, being more CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Circuit in and for BRADFORD Coun- ACT. If you are a person with a dis- in and for Bradford County, Florida, ONDS EAST PARALLEL WITH SAID particular described as Parcel No’s: MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S ty, Florida, wherein GENERATION ability who needs any accommoda- in which SPRINGLEAF HOME EQ- EASTERLY BOUNDARY 235.00 02415-0-00000/02416-0-00000, and DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. MORTGAGE COMPANY, is Plaintiff tion in order to participate in this pro- UITY, INC., FORMERLY KNOWN AS FEET TO AN IRON ROD SET ON located at 2111 North Temple Ave, The date of the first publication of this and RANELL ENGLISH; UNKNOWN ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQ- SAID SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY; Starke, Florida. Notice is July 3, 2014. SPOUSE OF to you, to the provision of certain as- UITY, INC. is the Plaintiff and TERRI THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 38 The public hearing may be continued Attoreny for Personal Rpresentative: RANELL ENGLISH; UNITED sistance. Please contact the ADA Co- ANN WEBB A/K/A TERRIE WEBB MINUTES to one or more future dates. Any in- REHAN N. KHAWAJA, ESQUIRE STATES OF AMERICA, ACTING ON ordinator at (352) 337-6237, at least 7 A/K/A TERRIE A. WEBB; LLOYD 25 SECONDS WEST ALONG SAID terested party shall be advised that Florida Bar No.: 0064025 BEHALF OF THE SECRETARY OF days before your scheduled court ap- WEBB A/K/A LLOYD E. WEBB JR. SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY 200.00 the date, time and place of any con- Law Offices of Rehan N. Khawaja HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOP- pearance. If you are hearing or voice A/K/A LLOYD EARL WEBB, JR; UN- FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- tinuation of the public hearing shall be 817 North Main Street MENT; UNKNOWN TENANT #1; impaired, please call 711. If you are KNOWN SPOUSE OF TERRI ANN NING. CONTAINING 1.08 ACRES announced during the public hearing Jacksonville, Florida 32202 UNKNOWN TENANT #2; ALL OTH- deaf or hard of hearing and require an WEBB A/K/A TERRIE WEBB A/K/A MORE OR LESS and that no further notice concerning Telephone: (904) 355-8055 ER UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- ASL interpreter or an assisted listen- TERRIE A. WEBB; FLORIDA CRED- A/K/A 19533 NW 45TH AVE, the matter will be published, unless Facsimile: (904) 355-8058 ING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, ing device to participate in a proceed- IT UNION; UNKNOWN TENANT #1; STARKE, FL 32091 said continuation exceeds six calen- Personal Representative: UNDER, AND AGAINST A NAMED ing, please contact Court Interpreting UNKNOWN TENANT #2, are Defen- has been filed against you and you dar weeks from the date of the above RUSHÅNN SMITH DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT at [email protected] dants, I will sell to the highest and are required to serve a copy of your referenced public hearing. 361 S.E. 34th Street KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT best bidder for cash on July 24, 2014 written defenses within 30 days after At the aforementioned public hearing, Keystone Heights, Florida 32656 WHETHER SAME UNKNOWN PAR- By: Lisa Brannon at east front door of the Courthouse the first publication, if any, on Alber- all interested parties may appear to 7/3 2tchg 7/10-BCT TIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST Deputy Clerk of Bradford County at Starke, Florida, telli Law, Plaintiffs attorney, whose be heard with respect to the special AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DefaultLink, Inc. at 11:00 a.m. the following described address is P.O. Box 23028, Tampa, exception. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIM- Attn: Publication Department property as set forth in said Final FL 33623, and file the original with Copies of the special exception are EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ANTS, are Defendants. 13800 Montfort Drive, Suite 300 Judgment of Foreclosure: this Court either before August 3, available for public inspection at the IN AND FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, RAY NORMAN, the Clerk of Court Dallas, Texas 75240 Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Block 12, 2014 service on Plaintiffs attorney, or Office of Building and Zoning locat- FLORIDA will sell to the highest bidder for cash (972) 239-3777 Town of Hampton, County of Brad- immediately thereafter; otherwise, a ed at 209 North Thompson Street, CIVIL ACTION in the lobby of the Courthouse lo- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ford, State of Florida, said lots being default will be entered against you for Starke, Florida, during regular busi- CASE NO.: 04-20114-CA-000222 cated at 945 North Temple Avenue, Brian T. Dunmire 25 feet by 100 feet each running East the relief demanded in the Complaint ness hours. DIVISION: Starke, FL 32091 at 11:00 am on the Butler & Hosch, P.A. and West and lying in NW 1/4 of NE or petition. All persons are advised that if they BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., 21 day of August, 2014 the following 3185 S. Conway Rd., Ste. E 1/4 of Section 30, Township 7 South, WITNESS my hand and the seal of decide to appeal any decision made Plaintiff, described real property as set forth in Orlando, Florida 32812 Range 22 East, above lots known this court on this 25 day of June, at the above referenced public hear- vs. said Final Summary Judgment, to wit: (407)381-5200 as lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Block 12 2014. ing, they will need a record of the THE UNKNOWN TRUSTEES OF LOT 4, BLOCK 6, LINCOLN CITY 6/26 2tchg 7/3-BCT according to the Survey of the G.S. Clerk of the Circuit Court proceedings, and that, for such pur- THE PATRICIA J. RTTTER TRUST; SUBDIVISION, AS RECORDED IN & F Railway Camp 7 of the Town of By: Lisa Brannon, pose, they may need to ensure that a PATRICIA J. RITTER, AS TRUSTEE DEED BOOK 1, PAGE 177 OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Hampton. Also including the West- Deputy Clerk verbatim record of the proceedings is OF THE PATRICIA J. RITTER PUBLIC RECORDS OF BRADFORD EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT erly six (6) feet adjoining the above- Albertelli Law made, which record includes the tes- TRUST; MILES N. CARTER, SR.;, COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN AND FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, described property. P.O. Box 23028 timony and evidence upon which the et al, This property is located at the Street FLORIDA Property Address: 10022 South Flori- Tampa, FL 33623 appeal is to be based. Defendant(s). address of: 14416 S.E. 45th PI, CIVIL ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION Case No. 04-2009-CA-000637 da Avenue, Hampton, FL 32044 ‘’’* See the Americans with Disabili- 7/3 1tchg-BCT Starke, FL 32091. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS Any person claiming an interest in the ties Act TO: If you are a person claiming a right SUCCESSOR BY MERGER, TO surplus from the sale, if any, other If you are a person with a disability IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE UNKNOWN BENEFICIARIES to funds remaining after the sale, you WACHOVIA BANK, N.A., than the property owner as of the who needs any accommodation in EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN OF THE PATRICIA J. RITTER must file a claim with the clerk no lat- Plaintiff, date of the Lis Pendens, must file a order to participate in this proceed- AND FOR BRADFORD COUNTY, TRUST LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: er than 60 days after the sale. If you vs. YONG SUE O’DONNELL; UN- claim within 60 days after the sale. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to FLORIDA UNKNOWN fail to file a claim you will not be en- KNOWN TENANT #1, N/K/A JOHN Dated in Bradford County, Florida, you, to the provision of certain assis- CIVIL DIVISION CURRENT ADDRESS: UN- titled to any remaining funds. After 60 DOE; UNKNOWN TENANT #2 this 30 day of June, 2014. tance. Persons with a disability who CASE NO.: 042013CA000264CAAX- KNOWN days, only the owner of record as of N/K/A JANE DOE, Ray Norman, Clerk of Courts need any accommodation in order to MX THE UNKNOWN TRUSTEES the date of the lis pendens may claim Defendant(s). CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT participate should call Jan Phillips, PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF THE PATRICIA J. RITTER the surplus. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE By: Lisa Brannon ADA Coordinator, Alachua County Plaintiff, TRUST LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: WITNESS my hand and the seal of Deputy Clerk Coin-mouse, 201 E. University Ave., vs. UNKNOWN the court on June 20, 2014. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu- KELLY E. ELKINS, PA Gainesville, FL 32601 at (352)337- SHARON M. GAGLIONE, et al CURRENT ADDRESS: UN- RAY NORMAN ant to an Order or Final Judgment 200 SOUTH ANDREWS AVENUE, 6237 within two (2) working days Defendants. KNOWN CLERK OF THE COURT entered in Case No 04-2009-CA- SUITE 100 of receipt of this notice; if you are NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES By: Lisa Brannon 000637 of the Circuit court of the FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 hearing impaired, please call 1-800- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu- CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, Deputy Clerk Eighth Judicial Circuit in and for 7/3 2tchg 7/10-BCT 955-8771; if you are voice impaired, ant to a Summary Final Judgment AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED Attorney for Plaintiff: Bradford, Florida, wherein WELLS please call 1-800-955-8770. of foreclosure dated June 23, 2014, INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO Elizabeth R. Wellborn, P.A. FARGO BANK, N.A. AS SUCCES- 7/3 2tchg 7/10-BCT and entered in Case No. 042013CA- ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR 350 Jim Moran Blvd. Suite 100 SOR BY MERGER TO WACHOVIA NOTICE 000264CAAXMX of the Circuit Court ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 BANK, N.A., Plaintiff, and YONG SUE Ron Denmark Mini Storage will hold NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit in and PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER- Telephone: (954) 354-3544 O’DONNELL; UNKNOWN TENANT a Public Auction on Friday July 18, CONCERNING A VARIANCE AS for BRADFORD COUNTY, Florida, EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- Facsimile: (954) 354-3545 #1 N/K/A JOHN DOE; UNKNOWN 2014 @ 10:00 AM at 2117 N. Temple PROVIDED FOR IN THE CITY OF wherein PHH MORTGAGE CORPO- VISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TENANT #2 N/K/A JANE DOE, De- Avenue, Starke, FL on the following STARKE LAND DEVELOPMENT RATION/ is Plaintiff, and SHARON M. CLAIMANTS AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES fendants, the Clerk of Court will sell to storage units containing personal CODE GAGLIONE; et al are Defendants, the LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: ACT, if you are a person with a dis- the highest bidder for cash located at items. BY THE PLANNING AND ZON- clerk will sell to the highest and best UNKNOWN ability who needs any accommo- Bradford County Courthouse 945 N. #80—Belonging to L. Dyess ING BOARD OF CITY OF STARKE, bidder for cash, beginning at 11:00 CURRENT ADDRESS: UN- dation in order to participate in this Temple Avenue, Starke, FL 32091 at #52—Belonging to B. Armstrong FLORIDA, SERVING AS THE AM at the front lobby of the Bradford KNOWN proceeding, you are entitled, at no the hour of 11:00 a.m. on the 31st day #16—Belonging to J. James BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE County Courthouse, in accordance YOU ARE NOTIFIED of a Quiet Title cost to you, to the provision of certain of July, 2014, the following property: #120—Belonging to L. Paul CITY OF STARKE, FLORIDA, NO- with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, on Action on the following property in assistance. Please contact Ms. Jan A parcel of land lying in the NW 1/4 of #125—Belonging to T. Perry TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursu- the 21 day of August, 2014, the fol- BRADFORD County, Florida: Phillips, Human Resources Manager, the SE 1/4 of Section 18, Township #29—Belonging to H. Richardson ant to the City of Starke Land Devel- lowing described property as set forth A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN THE 201 East University Ave., Gainesville, 6 South, Range 22 East, Bradford #27—Belonging to W. Aldrich opment Code, hereinafter referred to in said Summary Final Judgment, to NW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF SEC- FL 32601, at (352) 337-6237, within County, Florida; said parcel being 7/3 2tchg 7/10-BCT as the Land Development Code, as wit: TION 12. TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, 2 working days of your receipt of this more particularly described as fol- amended, objections, recommenda- Lot J, ARI WOODS, more particularly RANGE 21 EAST, BRADFORD summons. If you are hearing or voice lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: tions and comments concerning the described as follows: COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID PARCEL impaired, call (800) 955-8771; if you Commence at an old iron axle found Kimberly D. Cowart variance, as described below, will be A parcel of land situated in Section BEING MORE PARTICULARLY are voice impaired, call (800) 955- at the Northeast corner of the NW Last known address of: heard by the Board of Adjustment of 24, Township 8 South, Range 22 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 8770. 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 18 5455 SW 155th St the City of Starke Florida, herein af- East, Bradford County, Florida; said THE SOUTH 132.00 FEET OF THE 7/3 2tchg 7/10-BCT and run South 02 degrees 13 min- Starke FL 32091 ter referred to as the Planning and parcel being more particularly de- NORTH 396.00 FEET OF THE EAST utes 58 seconds West, as a basis of You are hereby notified that your eli- Zoning Board, serving as the Board scribed as follows: 330.00 FEET OF THE WEST 390.00 bearings, along the East line of NW gibility to vote is in question. You are of Adjustment, at a public hearing on Commence at a Brass-capped Iron FEET OF SAID NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4. 1/4 of SE 1/4 of said Section 18, for required to contact the Supervisor of July 21, 2014 at 5:30 p.m., or as soon Pipe at the Southeast corner of said ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL BE- a distance of 119.07 feet to a found Elections, in Starke, Florida, no later thereafter as the matter can be heard, Section 24 and run N 00 deg 19 min ING CONVEYED WITH A RIGHT 1/2” iron rod located on the Southerly than thirty (30) days after the date of in the City Hall, City Commission 15 sec E, along the East line of said OF INGRESS, EGRESS AND UTILI- Solid waste R/W line of NW 177th Avenue be- this publishing. Failure to respond will Meeting Room, located at 209 North Section 24 a distance of 679.34 feet TIES OVER THE FOLLOWING DE- ing in a curve concave to the North result in a determination of ineligibility Thompson Street, Starke, Florida. to the Point of Beginning; thence con- SCRIBED PARCEL: collection site and having a radius of 17230.45 feet; by the Supervisor and your name will V-14-03, a petition by Robert W. tinue N 00 deg 19 min 15 sec E, along COMMENCE AT A CONCRETE thence run in a Northwesterly direc- be removed from the statewide voter Milner Jr. and Carol A. Milner., to re- said East Line 103.65 feet; thence run MONUMENT LOCATED AT THE NW tion along said R/W line and along the registration system. quest a variance be granted from the N 74 deg 25 min 48 sec W, 213.05 CORNER OF SAID NW 1/4 OF SW closings arc of said curve as measured along Terry L. Vaughan feet to the East Line of Cecilia Drive; All six Bradford County a chord having a bearing of North 88 requirements of Section 4-83, acces- 1/4 AND RUN N 88 DEGREES 16 Bradford County Supervisor of Elec- sory uses permitted in R-1C zoning thence run S 15 deg 34 min 12 sec MINUTES 43 FEET E, ALONG THE solid waste collection sites will degrees 06 minutes 15 seconds West tions classification for detached accessory W, along said East line 100.00 feet; NORTHERLY BOUNDARY THERE- for a chord distance of 185.19 feet to P.O. Box 58 building of 500 square feet to the re- thence run S 74 deg 25 min 48 sec E, OF, 30.0 FEET TO THE CENTER- be closed Friday, July 4, in a set 1/2” iron rod for the Point of Be- 945 N. Temple Ave., Suite C 240.31 feet to the Point of Beginning. ginning. From the Point of Beginning quested 720 square feet LINE OF AN EXISTING ROAD FOR observance of Independence Starke, FL 32091 accessory building in accordance Any person claiming an interest in the POINT OF BEGINNING (SAID ROAD Day. They will reopen on thus described run South 02 degrees 7/3 1tchg-BCT with a site plan, submitted as part of surplus funds from the sale, if any, BEING 60 FEET IN WIDTH AND LY- 13 minutes 58 seconds West, parallel a petition filed June 17, 2014 to be other than the property owner as of ING 30.0 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF Monday, July 7. 8A Bradford County Telegraph • Thursday, July 3, 2014 Community Steering Group expands calendar project BY MARY W. BRIDGMAN club meetings and functions, compilation of a directory of Special to the Telegraph football games, and public community assistance services Representatives from Starke school holidays. The calendar for persons in need. area service clubs and the North was designed by Denise Durban, Anyone interested in receiving Florida Regional Chamber of recording secretary of the a copy of the calendar or Commerce met on June 10 to Woman’s Club. Other groups becoming a member of the coordinate their activities for participating include Altrusa, steering group should contact the benefit of all who live in the Kiwanis, Lions, Rotary and Pam Whittle at the North Starke area. Masons. Florida Regional Chamber of The Community Steering Planning for the 2014-2015 Commerce, 904-964-5278 or Group, organized last year calendar is now underway. The [email protected]. by the Woman’s Club of new edition of the calendar, The group’s next meeting is Starke, produced a 2013-2014 which will be available by the scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 19, community calendar which end of July, will include contact at 3:30 p.m. at the Woman’s Club listed community events, service information for each group of Starke, 201 N. Walnut St. represented. Future plans include

Volunteers are what keep the doors open at the Bradford County Food Pantry. Pictured are (l-r) June Thornton, Arlene McGahee, Betty Warren, LeDawn Warren and (in front) Connie Erdman.

everyone there, is an unpaid Warren said. “We actually need PANTRY volunteer. The operation has about 40, plus some volunteers been a nonprofit organization for paperwork and a few men to Continued from 1A since it began. He said the do the heavy lifting. We can work About the food pantry facility is run by a board that is with volunteers on scheduling. elected every year and oversees We only ask one four-hour shift In the mid-1980s a group of policy. As well, each church in each month. We are a way in seven churches pooled their the area that is involved with the which area teens can accumulate resources to create a central project (and there are many more the community service hours location where area residents than the original seven) has an they need for school.” who were having difficulties elected representative who also The Food Pantry serves a large could go for food. These votes. part of the Bradford County The Community Steering Group hard at work at its recent meeting: Amy Hoglund, churches were St. Edwards McRae said many of the community and has since its Cheryl Canova, Dale Furlong, Denise Durban, Patricia Evans and Pam Whittle. Not Catholic, First Baptist of Starke, local service organizations, inception. In its first year, the pictured: Mary Bridgman. First Christian, First United individuals and businesses are pantry provided food to 2,301 Methodist, First Presbyterian, St. also involved with supporting people in 666 families. Last Mark’s Episcopal and Kingsley the work. With their help, several year, that number had increased Lake Baptist. annual fundraisers are held each to an all-time high of 18,570 Note veterans Hampton Class of 1970 The Bradford Ecumenical year to provide cash to augment individuals in 4,909 families. Ministries Food Pantry started the food donated by Walmart, “With the economy recovering service office workshopping planning out in a little building behind Publix, Winn Dixie and others. so slowly, if at all, we don’t Winn Dixie, but soon moved Warren works most closely expect our service numbers to schedule budget reunion to a building donated by Joe with the volunteers and said go down any time soon,” Warren The Bradford County Veterans The city council of Hampton The Bradford High School and Clarice Wood on Andrews she hoped that events like the said. “We need the community Service Office will be closed will hold a budget workshop Class of 1970 will hold a reunion Street, located across U.S. 301 race would get the attention of to become even more involved so July 11-17. Normal hours are prior to its next board meeting. meeting on Tuesday, July 15, from Powell’s Dairy Freeze, the young people in the county that we can say, as a community, Wednesday from 2-6 p.m., The workshop will begin at 6:30 at 6 p.m. at the home of Cindy where they are still located today. because the pantry is desperately that we have done our best to see Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., p.m. on Tuesday, July 8, followed Strickland Futch, 403 S. Cherry Arley McRae has been the in need of volunteers. that no one has gone hungry when and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. by the board meeting at 7 p.m. Street in Starke. Call Futch for director of the Food Pantry “Currently, we have about 22 it could have been prevented.” Tuesday hours vary. Call Barbara These meetings take place at more information at 904-966- for nearly 20 years and, like volunteers working regularly,” Fischer at 904-966-6385 for an Hampton City Hall and are open 8109. appointment. to the public.

Amanda Lazenby and Scotty Peirce receive their trophies from the Rev. John Faulkner at the pavilion on Call Street. B Section • Thursday, July 3, 2014 FEATURES CRIME SOCIALS OBITUARIES RegionalRegional NewsNews EDITORIAL News from Bradford County, Union County and the Lake Region Fleming Island’s Green hired as BHS coach BY CLIFF SMELLEY “I feel honored and humbled seasons at such schools as Baker such a high-quality coach at this school. Plus, he doesn’t live far Staff Writer to come away with the position,” County, Columbia and Orange time of year.” from Bradford County. He and His father established quite said Green, who served as Park. Green coached with his Bradford was put in the his wife live south of Middleburg. a legacy as a head coach. Now, assistant head coach at Fleming father for five years at Orange position of having to hire a coach “It was very appealing to me,” Corey Green is looking to start Island High School last season. Park High School before the after Steve Reynolds resigned Green said of the job. a legacy of his own after being Green has a 12-year coaching elder Green retired. after two years on June 12. Green Green, after playing at the hired as Bradford High School’s career, which included a three- “Corey just comes in with admitted the timing of taking a University of South Carolina new head football coach on year stint as head coach at a tremendous amount of high head coaching job is “not great,” and Carson-Newman College, June 26, with final approving Hamilton County High School school football experience,” but said the job at BHS had what started his coaching career in occurring at a June 30 school from 2005 through 2007. He is Bradford Superintendent of he was looking for. He likes the 2001 at Cook High School in board meeting. the son of Danny Green, who Schools Chad Farnsworth said. opportunity of coaching in a compiled a 254-106 record in 31 “We were very fortunate to get county that has only one high See COACH, 6B Corey Green Spiller, Warren bring football, life lessons to annual camp BY CLIFF SMELLEY and fundamental stuff, but as Staff Writer long as they’re happy, that’s the At first, the children in biggest thing.” attendance may have wondered Warren, a 1997 UCHS graduate what they had gotten themselves who played at the University into when Gerard Warren, with of Florida prior to an 11-year as serious a look as one can have, NFL career, said he enjoys the said, “I hope you all are ready to fact that the annual camp gives work.” children a chance to go outdoors A few seconds later, you could and mingle with other children. see the good-natured gleam in This year, approximately 90- Warren’s eyes as he gave the 100 turned out for the five-hour command, “Have fun.” event. Well, what do you do when “We haven’t completely lost a 6-4, 300-pound-plus, former them to the video games and the NFL defensive lineman tells you TV screens,” Warren said. to have fun? You have fun. Several current and former That’s what it was all about NFL players joined Warren and at the fourth annual C.J. Spiller- Spiller in teaching children some Gerard Warren FUN-damentals football basics. Spiller said it Camp—a program of USA means a lot to him that people Football—on June 27 at the such as Darrell Jackson, Louis Union County High School Murphy, Mike Nattiel and Vince football field. Wolfork are willing to travel to “It’s always good to come out Lake Butler and take part in such and have a fun time,” said Spiller, an activity. a 2006 UCHS graduate who “These guys are not selfish,” played for Clemson University Spiller said. “They’re willing to and is now a member of the sacrifice their time to come out Buffalo Bills. “The biggest thing and help teach (children) some of the things about football and Former UF wide receiver Darrell Jackson shows is just seeing the kids and putting a smile on their face. They’re Jhailynd Cooper how to do a particular warm-up Gerard Warren looks on as Keijzan Griffin runs exercise. learning a little bit about football See CAMP, 8B through a drill.

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LEFT: Mason No late-night cram Young works on a project in Exploring sessions here Art. RIGHT: The princess, Experimenting with—and played by Zaya eating—candy, traveling Thompson, is around the world, starting happy to get drama or simply having her unicorn in a a party. Those were just some of the things Let’s Start Some Drama play. (All rising first-fourth-graders photos by Cliff enjoyed during the Santa Smelley.) Fe College Jr. College for Kids program, which was held in Starke June 23-27. Learning and fun went hand in hand with such classes as Experiments in Candy Land, Around the World in 50 Minutes, Let’s Start Some Drama and ABOVE: Teacher Colleen Gaffney takes a picture Let’s Party. of Wendy Shi for an Exploring Art project. LEFT: Practicing some moves in Shake your Pom-Poms are (foreground, l-r) Isabella Templeton, Madison Sellers, (background, l-r) Raven Ford and Kimberly Young. (More photos can be viewed at StarkeJournal.com.)

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1911 N. Temple Ave. (Hwy 301 North) Starke, FL Thursday, July 3, 2014 • Telegraph, Times & Monitor B Section 3B 93-year-old Cox proud to have served on LST in WWII BY CLIFF SMELLEY saw some horrible stuff they He and Dukes were married for Staff Writer don’t want to talk about. Most 49 years before her death on Glenn Cox, Glenn Cox downplays his everything I’ve seen hasn’t been Nov. 22, 1997. pictured in his that bad.” Following his service with service in World War II. He’ll tell Union County you working in the engine room Cox admitted he was thankful the Air Force—he retired in home, displays he wasn’t in Europe where 1964—Cox went to work at the aboard an LST (landing ship, photos and tank) kept him mostly out of he possibly could’ve seen Reception and Medical Center medals from his concentration camps. for just over two years as a harm’s way. He even expresses 20-plus years of disbelief at the fact he was “That’s something I’m glad I boiler operator. He transferred military service. didn’t see—the Jews that were to Florida State Prison, where he awarded a Purple Heart, saying He enlisted in he may have been injured in a killed over there,” he said. worked another 11 years. the Navy after When the war came to an end, Cox lives in a house he built for war zone, but the injury was the the attack on result of an accident of his own Cox was in the Panama Canal himself and Avis between Lake Pearl Harbor Zone. He was later discharged Butler and Worthington Springs doing, not the enemy’s. and later served The 93-year-old Union from the Navy on “points.” on S.R. 121. He is a member approximately County resident, though, takes a Cox stayed out of the service of Grace Christian Fellowship 17 years in the tremendous amount of pride of for 18 months. He tried to rejoin Baptist Church and occasionally Air Force. After having been aboard an LST and the Navy, but said there were too Glenn Cox during his Navy visits Sardis Baptist Church. (He even donated money to restore retiring from the many of his rank. Instead, he days. used to be a member of Philippi LST-325, which is now docked Air Force, he joined the Air Force. Baptist Church in Columbia in Evansville, Ind., as a museum/ worked at RMC While stationed at Edwards Mom.” County with Avis.) memorial. and Florida State Air Force Base in California, Avis Dukes was Cox’s second He has found a home in the “I don’t believe we’d ever have Prison. Cox got to see—and hear—the wife. They met while Cox was South. Cox said his son from his won the war if we didn’t have the rocket-powered X-15 aircraft stationed at MacDill Air Force first marriage, Ronnie, has tried LSTs,” Cox said. “Dozens and that were part of a research Base in Tampa. A neighbor of to talk him into moving back to dozens of jeeps and trucks and program NASA conducted with Dukes’ was stationed at MacDill Illinois to live with him, but his stuff that we got to the beach sailed to Brisbane, Australia, and The last landing Cox the Air Force, Navy and North as well, and he would take Cox response is, “I’ll never leave never would’ve gotten there if was the first LST to cross the experienced aboard his LST was American Aviation Inc. home with him on weekends. Florida.” they’d had it on a cargo ship. Pacific Ocean, Cox said. in the Philippines. He said it was He also got to know Chuck Home was in Columbia County, Cox has become good friends They’d never have gotten to the It wasn’t a fast crossing by any probably his scariest moment Yeager while he was in the Air where Dukes lived on an 80-acre with his neighbors, Rodney and beach with it.” means, Cox said, explaining the during the war. He said an LST Force. Cox said the two were in farm with four children. Carol Prins. Carol Prins said she Cox served more than three LST’s top seed was 12 knots. alongside his was on fire. Plus, the same “rod and gun” club. “I came down south to get the has enjoyed having coffee with “An LST was what we called a the skipper of the LST Cox was Cox also had an interesting years in the Navy before putting best girl I ever had,” Cox said. See COX, 7B in approximately another 17 ‘large, slow, target,’” Cox joked, on disobeyed orders from higher- encounter with an actress he years of service with the Air despite his love for the ship. ranking officers who wanted can’t remember the name of Force. Brisbane was the location the LST to back away from the while in the Air Force. “I was crazy to have ever of Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s beach. The LST was getting fired “When Bob Hope came over gotten out of the Navy,” Cox headquarters. Cox recalled upon, but Cox said the skipper to Japan with his troupe, he had said. “I would’ve probably come how he was on the same beach, realized the ship would take two or three girls with him,” Cox Back & Neck Pain Clinic out a rank higher if I had stayed though on a different ship, when more hits if he backed away from said. “This girl, she said, ‘I forgot in the Navy.” MacArthur made his return the beach. my pea jacket. It’s in my luggage “Modern methods with old-fashioned concern.” Then, with a mischievous to the Philippines. Though he “Our skipper, they were going up there in that truck. Can you twinkle in his eye, Cox added, didn’t actually see it, Cox said to court martial him because he help me up there?’ “Like they say, you have to have he heard that MacArthur waded wouldn’t back off,” Cox said. “I looked her over. She had on your nose in the right place in the through the water several times “He explained to them why he these tight britches, and I thought Air Force to get anywhere.” from his ship to the beach as wouldn’t back off. If he’d have to myself, ‘How am I going to Cox grew up as one of 12 photographer’s captured the backed off the beach, probably get her up there in that truck?’ children on a farm in Illinois. (It iconic image. several more would’ve gotten As I was lifting her up there, I would’ve been 13 children if a “Well, I guess he wanted killed.” just took both of her cheeks, you know, in my hands and pushed sister hadn’t died approximately to make sure they knew he Cox said working in the engine • Auto Accidents eight hours after birth.) returned,” Cox said. room of the LST is probably the her up there on that truck.” “They raised big families up In all seriousness, Cox thinks main reason he’s still alive today. Though he can’t remember her • Work Injuries there, you know, because they highly of MacArthur and his He wasn’t as susceptible to name, Cox said, “She felt pretty • Headaches Dr. Virgil A. Berry solid.” had to have workers,” Cox said. actions. getting hit by enemy fire as men • Neck and Back Pain CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN He laughed as he talked about his “I think MacArthur was the on the top deck were. Cox, who had since divorced Serving the area for 21 years. parents having “two” families. greatest general there ever was Aside from scary moments his first wife and remarried a “They had a family of older because he bypassed a lot of in the Philippines, Cox doesn’t woman with children, said it was THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE (children), and then they started islands, where if he went in and look upon his war experience as at that moment—when his hands in again and had another batch,” hit the beaches there, there would having been that traumatic. were on the woman’s rear end— Cox said. “I was about the middle have been a lot of boys killed. He “Some veterans might have that his stepson Jerrell Ellis, who AVAILABLE one.” would bypass some islands that been through a lot tougher things was in the service, caught him. Cox admitted he knew little had Japanese on them. I think he than I did,” Cox said. “You Cox laughed as he remembered of what was going on in the saved a lot of lives.” take some of these Marines that Ellis saying, “Wait ‘til I tell world prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, but he wasted little time in joining the war effort after that Glenn Cox is morning of Dec. 7, 1941. pictured with his “When I heard about (the Pearl wife, Avis, whom Need a New Mower? Harbor attack), I made up my he was married mind right then I was going to go to for 49 years in the service.” prior to her death Cox, who was 21 and married in 1997. “I came at the time, attempted to enlist down south to in the Marine Corps, but said he get the best girl was rejected for weighing only I ever had,” the $0 Down 113 pounds. Illinois native “I went across the hall and said. & joined the Navy,” Cox said. Great Lakes Naval Training Station was the start of the journey. 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. , Letters [email protected] Socials He said, “No thank you, sir. radiology studies, 10,000 GI as the NAACP, defend, and An event I’m about to leave to spend a few procedures, 8,000 surgeries, and Thanks, ‘good even promote, abortion and the Tillery more hours with my wife and 2,000 cardiac catheterization nation’s number one abortion worthy of son, I’m shipping out tomorrow,” laboratory procedures. Our work neighbor’ provider. Planned Parenthood. graduates For a few moments. I was is expected to increase even Are they ignorant of the fact celebration, Dear Editor: that the founder of PP advocated from Mercer dumbstruck. Then I asked him further this year: since October On June 21, a storm brought a his first name and his hometown. 1, 2013, NF/SGVHS has cared selective population control and thanks tree into the road on NW 181st promoted a reduction in the Law School “I’m John, from Baton Rouge,” for 14,672 new Veteran patients. St. in Starke. Nobody could get was his reply. Our employees – over 5,300 black population? Dear Editor: in or out, some of the neighbors Do they not know that 80% of Warren Tillery, of Melrose, This morning, I awoke to my I told John from Baton Rouge strong – (33% of whom are brought out their hand saws and PP’s abortion clinics are located earned a Juris Doctor cum laude 50th wedding anniversary, and I that I would pray for him and his veterans) come to work every tow ropes to gain road access in minority neighborhoods? from Mercer University during was somewhat overwhelmed with comrades. Then he packed up single day to provide the very best again, although much work went It would seem that the the Walter F. George School of gratitude, for I have so much. To and left. care our Veterans deserve. As I into it, it was just not enough. A NAACP is, in reality, the Law spring commencement. my wife and family and friends, It often amazes me how walk the halls of our hospitals man came down the road with National Association of Mercer conferred bachelor’s, I have frequent opportunities to seemingly small, insignificant and clinics, I see firsthand the what looked like a three ton Abortion Condoning People. master’s and doctoral degrees front lift and picked it up and express this gratitude. But to so events have such an impact on my care, compassion and dedication And anyone who supports such to more than 1,900 students many others, I do not. So, this life. And this was no exception. our staff show to those we are put it right back on the unkept an organization is actually property, Mr. Elixson was a good representing all 12 schools and attempt to speak to the “rest of I don’t have any idea of what entrusted to serve. Building condoning Black Genocide. colleges at five ceremonies neighbor and helped us all gain Wake up, people!! the world,” and, in particular, to has become of John, one of many and maintaining the trust of our during May in Macon, Atlanta persons who ensure that I can patients must be accomplished access to our homes. Thank you Leonard C. Young those who make it possible for all and Savannah. take advantage of all that this one Veteran at a time. Mr. Elixson for restoring the fact Keystone Heights of us to live in a land that, though that there are good people out far from perfect, remains head country offers. I sincerely hope As our Veteran population there. and shoulders above all the rest. that he returned safely and is has grown, our organization has Sincerely, We, the citizens of the United currently engaged in a life that continually worked on making Deborah Kopcho States of America, are in the is productive and rewarding— improvements to providing access midst of another birthday in spite of any difficulties— as to care within our healthcare ’ ires celebration. Unfortunately, there I have been privileged to enjoy system. We have established NAACP not oe s T are those who are unimpressed over these many years. new clinic locations, expanded J by this event, but I am not among Since the day that I encountered diagnostic and treatment options, living up Tires • Wheels them. For me, this country is, John, I have been very aware extended our hours of operation, • Vehicle Accessories indeed, a place of opportunity; a of the sacrifices being made on reviewed those waiting for care, to name Golf Carts & Parts “Summer Time” land where there is the potential my behalf by all of those who and examined alternatives to We have Deep to become anything for which serve. And John, wherever you providing care both within and Dear Editor: Blue Engel Why, in the name of heaven, 964-(8473) Coolers... you are willing to work. We are, know that, every day, I have outside of the VA. We have made Customer Satisfaction Makes Us # would the NAACP oppose a Customer Satisfaction Makes Us # Many Sizes!!! have been blessed by natural and will continue to pray for you improvements in our ability to 13761 South US 301 • Starke bill in Arizona which would (1/2 mile south of walmart) resources, freedoms from our and your brothers and sisters-in- make available additional access ban race-based abortions? This Creator, the skills and ingenuity arms. appointments for our Veterans. organization claims to “advance” of individuals from across To all of those who ensure our Our efforts are complicated the causes of black citizens. the globe, and the foresight of freedoms I say “Thank you!” by limited capacity in the How does abortion succeed at founding fathers who constructed And for your willingness to serve community to provide additional doing that? a system that can work to the I say, “Deo Gratias,” (Thanks be care, continuity of care, no show The leading cause of death in Put a Bounce in Spring advantage of all. Without fault? to God). rates for clinic appointments, the black community is abortion, Hardly! Leonard C. Young our clinic cancellations, space by a two-to-one margin over As a matter of fact, I believe Keystone Heights constraints, and scarcity of everything else combined. BOUNCE that the current crises that we are critical specialty physicians and Black citizens make up 14% now experiencing in this country primary care physicians. Even of the female population of HOUSE far exceed any that we have Striving to best with these challenges, I want to child-bearing age, yet 35% of previously seen. I also feel that, assure you that we will continue all abortions are performed on RENTALS if we have the will to overcome meet veterans’ to strive to meet the needs of black females. Over 14 million these afflictions, it will be done. each and every Veteran we serve. black babies have been murdered If not, then we will lose what Thomas Wisnieski, by abortion; the black population 352-745-1399 needs in this country has been reduced God has so graciously granted MPA, FACHE Dear Editor: by 33%. FloridaBounceRentals.com us. It’s up to us. The North Florida/South Director In spite of these facts, many But my purpose here is not Georgia Veterans Health System North Florida/South Georgia black “leaders” (Obama, [email protected] to extol the obvious virtues of (NF/SGVHS) is honored and Veterans Health System Jackson, Sharpton, etc.), as well our country, but rather to speak privileged to provide care to those to those individuals whom I who have earned and deserve the believe make it possible for us to best health care possible. As one continue to live as we do- all of of the busiest VA facilities in those who have served, and are the country with two hospitals serving, in any of our military (Malcom Randall Veterans forces. I, personally, have never Affairs (VA) Medical Center COUPONS served. And, even though a son in Gainesville and Lake City has served, and a son-in-law is 10% OFF 1st time booking Serving Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical 10% OFF for referrals currently active duty, my deep Center) and 11 outpatient clinics Keystone Heights, feelings about these individuals we provided health care to more 15% OFF for renting 2 or more does not originate with them. I units Starke, Hampton, than 125,000 Veterans last Earleton, Interlachen, actually discovered an increase year, which translated into 1.4 5% OFF reservations made 4 in my admiration and respect for million outpatient visits, 575,000 weeks in advance Putnam Hall, Florahome our military while on a fishing specialty consultations, 185,000 trip. About 15 years ago I traveled alone to Ft. Stewart, Ga., to spend a couple of days on that military reservation fishing for largemouth bass. 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Bond was set at $500 Frank Leamon Kern, 24, of charges. Cheryl Lynne Birk, 50, of still kicked another officer in the for the charges. Starke was arrested June 25 by The following individuals Lawtey was arrested June 25 chest as they wrestled him into Bradford deputies for five charges Ariel Renaee Olive, 21, of were arrested recently by local by Lawtey police for disorderly the back seat. Adam Eldred Glover, 32, of of larceny and for five charges Starke was arrested June 26 by law enforcement officers in intoxication and for disorderly The following day, June 30, Starke was arrested June 29 by of fraud–use or possession of Bradford deputies for battery. Bradford, Union and Clay conduct. Bond was set at $5,000 Carpenter was charged again for Bradford deputies for probation ID of another person without According to the arrest report, (Keystone Heights area) counties: for the charge. battery and aggravated battery violation. No bond was allowed consent. According to the arrest Olive got into an argument with against law enforcement officers. for the charge. report, Kern is accused of using a her husband and struck him Bradford Ronald Jeffery Canady, 29, of According to the arrest report, stolen debit card to make several multiple times with her hand and Alexis Aaron, 18, of Starke Sanderson was arrested June 27 Carpenter became combative Quincy Lamar Harris, 28, purchases over the Internet fist and kicked him in the groin. and Taiylor Janay Clayton, 18, by Bradford deputies for driving with the correctional officers of Starke was arrested June in February. Kern may have of Sanderson were arrested while license suspended or at the jail, biting, fighting and 27 by Starke police for family obtained the card or its numbers Ternisha Angelica Owens, June 24 by Starke police for revoked. Bond was set at $500 attacking several until he was offense–interfering with custody when working for the victim 20, of Jacksonville was arrested disorderly conduct. According to for the charge. eventually hit with a Taser and of a minor. According to the over a period of several months June 25 by Bradford deputies for the arrest report, the two started restrained with a restraint chair arrest report, Harris housed a cleaning his home in Starke. probation violation. Bond was set arguing over who owned certain Chad Austin Carpenter, 27, of before being put back into his 17-year-old female for several Bond was set at $50,000 for the at $25,000 for the charge. items at Aaron’s apartment at Bradford County was arrested cell. days in his residence in Starke charges. Whispering Oaks in Starke after June 29 by Bradford deputies after the minor ran away from Leigh Phillip Pinckney, 20, of Clayton came to retrieve some of for battery, two charges of Jason Wayne Crews, 25, of her grandparents’ home. Several Tammy Sneed Lazaro, 39, of Lawtey was arrested June 26 by her possessions. Both admitted battery on law enforcement Lawtey was arrested June 24 other male suspects are also Hawthorne was arrested June Bradford deputies for loitering. to pulling each other’s hair and officer, resisting an officer and by Bradford deputies for sexual being sought who may have had 27 by Starke police for larceny, Bond was set at $1,000 for the pushing and grabbing each other for escape. According to the predator violation and for sex with the minor and were possession of drugs–controlled charge. before police arrived. Both were arrest report, deputies were probation violation. According aware she was a runaway. Bond substance without a prescription, arrested for affray. called to a residence on C.R. to the arrest report, deputies for Harris was set at $25,000. trafficking in opium or Gustavo Rendon-Martinez, 26, 229 after Carpenter threw a cell were notified by Crews’ parole derivative and possession of of Keystone Heights was arrested Emily Ann Adkins, 27, of phone at his mother, hitting her supervisor that his tracking Donald Link Hill, 41, of Starke drug equipment. According to June 27 by Bradford deputies for Jacksonville was arrested June in the arm with enough force bracelet had been away from the was arrested June 27 by Bradford the arrest report, Lazaro was at operating a vehicle without a 30 by Bradford deputies for that she thought her arm was base station three times in one deputies for battery. According Walmart in Starke when she was valid driver’s license. Bond was probation violation. No bond was broken. When deputies located hour, a violation of his condition to the arrest report, Hill was observed by an employee putting set at $500 for the charge. allowed for the charge. Carpenter on the property later of probation. He also didn’t meeting the victim—whom he clothing in her purse. She paid for Jason Solomon Barr, 32, of and handcuffed him, he pulled register a new address within 48 has several children with—at several items in her cart at check Shirley Ann Robinson, 43, of away from the officers several hours, and was charged for that. Edwards’ Grocery. The victim out and went to leave the store Gainesville was arrested June No bond was allowed for the stated they had a brief argument when she was detained. When 28 by Bradford deputies for charges. over their children when she spit police arrived and searched her driving while license suspended toward Hill while he was sitting purse, they found, in addition to or revoked. Bond was set at $500 James Elie Davy, 21, of Starke in a vehicle. Hill then exited the the stolen clothes, several bottles for the charge. was arrested June 26 by Bradford vehicle and picked up a stick on of pills containing Methadone deputies for probation violation. the ground, hitting the victim on and Klonopin, along with a Sharmaine Barbara Sailes, No bond was allowed for the the arm with it. Bond was set at glass crack pipe. Bond was set at 22, of Jacksonville was arrested charge. $5,000 for the charge. $75,000 for the charges. June 25 by Bradford deputies for failure to appear. Darryl J. Durant, 48, of Bascombe Wesley Hymes, Leroy Roger McCauley, 38, Melrose was arrested June 24 40, of Hampton was arrested of Starke was arrested June 26 John Robert Stout, 22, of by Bradford deputies for driving June 26 by Bradford deputies for by Bradford deputies for battery Graham was arrested June 24 while license suspended or probation violation. No bond was and Albert Leo Whitmore, 27, by Bradford deputies for driving revoked. Bond was set at $500 allowed for the charge. of Hampton was arrested by while license suspended or for the charge. Bradford deputies for aggravated revoked and possession of drugs– assault with a weapon. According controlled substance without a to the arrest report, McCauley prescription. According to the started hitting Whitmore after arrest report, law enforcement Whitmore threatened to slice was called about a person in the another person’s throat if he Brooker area riding a motorcyle, was let back in the home and and possibly under the influence told McCauley’s wife he would of methadone. A deputy spotted use the knife on anyone if he Stout on a motorcycle near River needed to. Law enforcement was Bend Estates, but Stout pulled called, and a knife was found into a driveway when he saw the on Whitmore during his arrest. deputy. A search of Stout turned Bond was set at $25,000 for the up a bottle of methadone pills, charge against Whitmore. Bond and he was arrested. Bond was was set at $10,000 for the charge set at $6,000 for the charges. against McCauley. Kevin Laroy Sullivan, 35, of Joshua Wade McGilvery, 25, Brooker was arrested June 26 by of Melrose was arrested June 28 Bradford deputies for probation by Bradford deputies for driving violation. No bond was allowed under the influence. for the charge.

Kenneth Ash McNeal, 50, of Felicia Naomi Swafford, 22, of Brooker was arrested June 25 by Starke was arrested June 26 by Bradford deputies on an out-of- Bradford deputies for probation county warrant from Alachua for violation. No bond was allowed possession of drugs–controlled for the charge substance without a prescription. Bond was set at $10,000 for the Antonio Pierre Urolia, 38, charge. of Jacksonville was arrested June 27 by Starke police for hit Eugene Sylvester McRae, 35, and run, driving while license of Brooker was arrested June 30 suspended or revoked and on by Bradford deputies on a warrant an out-of-county warrant from for burglary of an unoccupied Duval. According to the arrest dwelling and for larceny–grand report, Urolia hit the back of a theft. Bond was set at $100,000 vehicle that was stopped on S.R. for the charges. 16 at the intersection of U.S. 301 in Starke. Urolia then turned Tykey Taran Mendez, 21, of around and went east on S.R. 16, Gainesville was arrested June 30 with the victim following him in by Starke police during a traffic his vehicle to Thompson Street stop for two charges of possession in Starke, while also calling the of marijuana, possession of police. When the officer arrived, drugs–controlled substance Urolia admitted to hitting the without a prescription and vehicle, but said he left to go possession of drug equipment. to a friend’s home to check His passenger, Amadino Rahim on his kids. Running Urolia’s Ortiz, 21, of Gainesville, was information through dispatch, also arrested by Starke police it was discovered his license for possession of marijuana and was suspended, along with the possession of drugs–controlled warrant out of Duval County for substance without a prescription. his arrest. Bond was set at $3,100 for the charges. Chad Walter Moore, 26, of

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d Obituaries d PAID OBITUARY was on the Pistol Team where he Max is survived by: his loving Roark of Lake City. Gerald Dukes and his wife traveled all over the Mary Paulk daughter, Jessica Irene Raulerson Funeral services were held on LAKE BUTLER—Gerald Reuel state of Florida. He enjoyed fishing ITALY, TEXAS—Mary Evelyn of Moniac; his brother, Douglas July 2 at V. Todd Ferreira Funeral Dukes left this world to meet his and most of all spending time with Hendricks Paulk, 93, of Italy, (Kathleen) Raulerson of Moniac; Services Chapel with Pastor Randall heavenly father on Thursday, June family, especially his grandchildren. Texas, formerly of Lake Butler died and his sisters, Gail (Leonard) Davis Griffis officiating. Interment 26, 2014. He entered this world on William was preceded in death by Monday, June 23, 2014. She was born of Macclenny and Maxine Burnsed followed at Brown Cemetery in Oct. 12, 1934 in Dukes to the late his son, Michael Dennis Hopkins; in Lake Butler where she graduated of Baker County. Starke. The arrangements are under Gracie Green Dukes and Reuel King his brothers, Edwin A. Hopkins, Jr. from Union County High school. She Funeral services were held on the care and direction of V. Todd Dukes. Mr. Dukes was a Christian and Howard Hopkins; and his sister, was daughter of the late Butler and July 2 at V. Todd Ferreira Funeral Ferreira Funeral Services, 250 and a member of Harmony Free Ethel Reisinger. Ollie Langford Hendricks. She was Services Chapel with Pastor Randall North Lowder Street, Macclenny, Will Baptist Church in Lake Butler. William is survived by: his loving preceded in death by: her husband Griffis officiating. Interment FL 32063 (904)259-5700. Visit He graduated from Union County wife of 40 years, Linda Hubbard of 63 years, Edison Paulk; son, Gary followed at Brown Cemetery in www.ferreirafuneralservices.com to High School and lived his entire Hopkins; his children, Timothy Edison Paulk; and daughter, Mary Starke. The arrangements are under sign the family’s guest book. life in Union County. In the 1970’s (Heather) Yarbrough of Little Iris Paulk; brothers, John, Harold, the care and direction of V. Todd PAID OBITUARY he owned and operated Dukes and Rock, Ark., Lee (Tracy) Yarbrough and James Hendricks. She was a Ferreira Funeral Services, 250 Sons Produce, Inc in Lake Butler. of Leesburg and Wendy (David) Christian. North Lowder Street, Macclenny, He was well known in this area as Reynolds of Keystone Heights; his She is survived by: daughter, FL 32063 (904)259-5700. Visit Lois Varnes a successful farmer, farming in sister, Thelma (Steve) Edwards of Susan Thomas (Byron Lee) Fuller; www.ferreirafuneralservices.com to LAKE BUTLER—Lois Varnes, Alachua, Bradford, Baker, and Union Joshua Tree, Calif.; his sister-in- four grandchildren; seven great- sign the family’s guest book. 87, of Lake Butler died Sunday, June Counties. For many years he grew law, Eleanor Hopkins of Cincinnati, grandchildren; sister, Marie Brooks PAID OBITUARY 29, 2014 at E.T. York Haven Hospice various truck crops and tobacco. Ohio; his six grandchildren, Tim, of Jacksonville; brothers, Drew, in Gainesville after an extended He also had a successful timber Alan, David, April, Dylan and David, Brian, and Herman of Lake illness. She was born Aug. 17, 1926 business while farming. Along with Heather; many nieces and nephews; Butler, Joe of Springhill, Vernon to the late Perry M. and Nita F. his parents he owned and operated and his dog, Angel. of Gainesville, and Donald of Green. She was preceded in death A Memorial Service will be Tennessee. by: her husband, Aaron Varnes; six Dukes Grocery store for many years. Graveside funeral services Mr. Dukes retired from farming in William Hopkins held on Saturday, July 5, 2014 at brothers and two sisters. She was a were held June 28 at Elzey Chapel Baptist. the ‘90s. His hobbies were fishing, 2:00 pm at St. Mark’s Episcopal Cemetery with Mark Redd gardening, and cooking. He was Church with Reverend Dennis She is survived by: her niece, William Hopkins officiating. Archer Funeral Home is Nita (Donald) Jones; sisters, Sherry preceded in death by his son David O’Neill officiating. Arrangements in charge of arrangements. Randall “Randy” Dukes. STARKE— William Walter are under the care and direction of Miller of Raiford, and Beatrice He is survived by: his loving wife Hopkins, age 84, of Starke passed Archie Tanner Funeral Services of Johns of St Augustine of 57 years, Joyce Long Dukes of away Tuesday, June 24, 2014 at his Starke. 904-964-5757. Graveside services were held Lake Butler; sons, Gerald R (Gerry) residence. He was born on June 1, PAID OBITUARY July 2 at Sapp Cemetery in Raiford. Dukes, Jr. of Denver, Colo., Michael 1930 to the late Edwin A. and Elsie Archer Funeral Home of Lake Butler Dean (Tammy) Dukes of Brooker, Hopkins. William has been a resident is in charge of arrangements. and Terry William Dukes of Lake of Starke since 1980 where he was Butler; daughter-in-law, Julie Brown a longtime member of St. Mark’s Dukes of Orange Park; sisters, Episcopal Church. After graduating Joyce Eloise McCormick and Diane from high school in Cincinnati, Alligood both of High Springs. He is Ohio, William entered into the Windgassen also survived by eight grandchildren United States Army as a paratrooper KEYSTONE HEIGHTS— Joyce and seven great grandchildren. in the 82nd Airborne Division Brymer Windgassen, age 70, of Services were held on June 30 at and fought in Korea at the Chosin Keystone Heights passed away at her Harmony Free Will Baptist Church. Reservoir. He worked in the finance Patricia Raulerson home Friday, June 27, 2014. She was Burial followed at Elzey Chapel business for a number of years until born in Utica, N.Y. on June 17, 1944 Cemetery. Archer Funeral Home is he was hired by the Florida State Patricia to the late John R. and Ethel (Parry) in charge of arrangements. Prison where he retired in 1994. Jones and had moved to Keystone While working for FSP, William Raulerson Heights in 1988 from St. Petersburg. While serving our Country as a MONIAC, GEORGIA—Patricia Merchant Marine she was also a ship Ann Griffis Raulerson, age 63, nurse. Mrs. Windgassen was a big of Moniac, Georgia passed away Max Raulerson believer in education; she had earned Friday, June 27, 2014 at her residence. her Master’s Degree in nursing She was born in Gainesville on Dec. which led to her career as being a 12, 1950 to the late Elisha Griffis RN and Nurse Educator with the Max Raulerson and Irene Woods Griffis. Patricia MONIAC, GEORGIA— Max State of Florida before retiring from was raised in Union County where the Northeast Florida State Hospital Raulerson, age 71, of Moniac, Ga. she graduated from Union County passed away Friday, June 27, 2014 in Macclenny. She was a longtime High School in 1970. After high Elder with the First Presbyterian Mary Norman at his residence shortly after his school, Patricia began working at loving wife of 36 years passed away. Church of Starke in which she was Northeast Florida State Hospital in also very active. She was a member He was born in Moniac on Oct. 3, Macclenny. While working for the of the Order of Eastern Star Chapter Mary Norman 1942 to the late Douglas Raulerson, hospital she met the love of her life, #40 in Lake Butler and in New York; HIGHLAND— Mary Crofford Sr. and Cleo Canaday Raulerson. Max Raulerson. They married on she enjoyed quilting, sewing, and Norman, 63, of Highland died Max has been a lifelong resident of Dec. 31, 1976 and moved to Moniac reading in her spare time. Her son, Saturday, June 28, 2014 at her Moniac where he attended school where they have resided for many Philip Windgassen preceded her in residence. She was born in Dallas, and graduated from St. George years. She continued her education death in 1987. Texas on Nov. 10, 1950 to the late High School in 1962. In 1962, Max at Lake City Community College Survivors are: her husband of 46 James and Marie Crofford. She started his career as a mental health and earned her Associates Degree in years, Robert “Bob” Windgassen; resided in Highland for the past 47 staff member at Northeast Florida mental health. Patricia loved helping and their daughter, Ericka Brown of years. She attended Highland First State Hospital where he met the people and enjoyed her career at the Keystone Heights. Also left behind Baptist Church for many years love of his life, Patricia Ann Griffis. hospital. She retired after 35 years are her precious grandchildren, and worked at Penney Retirement On Dec. 31, 1976, Max and Patricia of service as a supervisor. In 1987, Michael and Danielle and great- Community as a housekeeper for 16 were married; residing in Moniac Patricia and Max had a daughter granddaughter, Penelope Brandon; years. since their marriage. In 1987, they they named Jessica. They both along with numerous cousins. had a daughter they named Jessica. She is survived by: her husband of enjoyed being parents and loved Funeral services for Mrs. They both enjoyed being parents and raising their daughter. Patricia loved Windgassen were July 2 in the 47 years, Howard Norman, Sr.; her loved raising their daughter. Max children, Howard (Dana) Norman, her family and enjoyed working on First Presbyterian Church of Starke retired after many dedicated years crafts. She enjoyed making jewelry, with Dr. Don McGarity officiating. Jr. of Raiford and Hope Norman of service at Northeast Florida State (B.J.) Crawford of Lawtey; two sewing, wood working, and making Interment followed at the Keystone Hospital. Max was very friendly her home beautiful with home décor. Heights Cemetery. In lieu of flowers grandchildren; sisters, LouEllen and sociable. He loved being around Wilkerson of Starke, Betsy Gordon Her loving husband of 36 years, Max the family has requested donations people and helping others. Max Raulerson, went to be with her in to be made to the Presbyterian of Atlanta, Ga., and Jimmy Dean enjoyed gardening as he had many Hoover of Clay Hill. heaven on June 27 shortly after her Church Women’s group or the Order Serving Families in North Florida since 1973 garden projects and yard work. Most passing. of Eastern Star. Arrangements are The funeral service was held of all, Max loved his family and on July 2 at Highland First Baptist Patricia is survived by: her loving under the care of Jones-Gallagher enjoyed spending time with them. daughter, Jessica Irene Raulerson Church with Pastor Gary Melvin Funeral Home, 340 E. Walker Drive, He was preceded in death by: his of Moniac; her brothers, Roger and Keystone Heights, FL 32656. (352) officiating. Interment followed parents; his loving wife, Patricia Earl (Edith) Griffis both of Lake 473-3176. www.jonesgallagherfh. at Highland First Baptist Church Raulerson; his sister, Ella Higdon; Butler; and her sisters, Peggy Griffis com Cemetery. Arrangements are under and his half brother, Billy Taylor. of Jackson, Miss. and Susan (Lloyd) PAID OBITUARY the care and direction of Archie Tanner Funeral Services of Starke.

human being Glenn is,” she said. To live a life gentle and kind COX “He’ll do anything for anyone.” To treat all people as friends Cox, who has been writing of mine Continued from 3B poetry ever since he was in To take the good with the bad Cox and hearing him share his the service, perhaps summed To thank my God for faith I stories for more than 20 years. himself up best with a poem he have had The area’s largest supplier of Colored Granite “What a wonderful, humble wrote entitled, “My Creed:” To try to do the things that are right When Quality Counts, You Can Count On Us To make someone else’s pathway bright STARKE OFFICE OPEN 8:30 to 5:30 MON-FRI If friends of mine, my life Hwy 301 North, Starke • 904-964-2010 review, (Next to Best Western) They can say he was a friend we knew Primary Location in Lake City at 561 NW Hilton Ave. He was a man who looked for good KATIE TRUMBLE, DPT, ATC/L • CAITLIN RAUCKHORST, ATC/L He was a man who stood for Member of Better Business Bureau right, as all men should Monument Builders of North America Some words that I hope I leave Florida Monument Builders behind FL Lic. # F037700 Will encourage these dear friends of mine Official Sports Medicine Providers To be honest and generous or the Bradford High School nadoes while I am here f Tor No criticisms at all will I fear Does your business have a This I am sure is all I need 319 West Call Street – Suite A Phone: (904) 368-1257 For my philosophy and my story to tell? A product or Starke, Florida 32091 Fax: (904) 368-1258 creed. service to sell? Advertorial Advertising Works!

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up in a small town, they hoped on the (UCHS) football team,” they can be examples that one Warren said, adding that it was can succeed no matter where he inspiring to him “to see them and or she comes from. However, know they went off to college they wanted to make it clear to and became professionals at the children that even though what they wanted to be in life.” everyone can’t go on to be a Spiller told the children, professional athlete, they can “You guys are the future of this achieve success. country, this world. I want to see “I’m always impressed everyone here be successful, but by the doctors, lawyers and to be able to do that, it always businessmen that I played with starts in the classroom.”

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Could you use some now BUS DRIVERS NEEDED that the holidays are over? Union County School Board We specialize in helping people sell through our Classifieds! Contact Mike: 386-496-2182 • YARD SALES • AUTOS • BOATS or Transportation • CLOTHES • APPLIANCES... 40 hour Training Class provided. Dept: 386-496-2182 The list goes on.. CDL required to enroll. Call Mary Today at 904-964-6305 10B Telegraph, Times & Monitor B Section • Thursday, July 3, 2014 Keystone captures 2nd straight 10U district championship The Keystone Recreation rallied with an eight-run fourth to Association 10U all-star baseball even the score. Williston added team won its district for the another run in the top of the second straight year, going 4-0 fifth with one out, but Keystone and earning the right to compete got out of the inning when Ryan in a state-level tournament this Jones turned a double play. weekend in Fort White. Williston held a 9-8 lead going It was quite a performance by into the last inning. Keystone the Keystone bats at the June 27- put two runners on when Carson 29 district tournament, which Eatman and Chase Packham was hosted by Keystone at Little each got a hit. Ty Glenn then Rain Lake Park. Keystone scored doubled to left field to bring both 56 runs, including 19 in an 18- runners home and give Keystone run win against Chiefland in its a 10-9 win. first game on June 27. Keystone had to face Williston Keystone defeated its again in the championship game, Ty Glenn led the team with opponents by an average of nine but this time it was Keystone a .556 batting average. runs per game, but the team had doing all the early scoring, while to come from behind twice to pitcher Karsen Smith kept the to the district championship. The KRA 10U all-star team is: (front, l-r) Jackson Williams, Wil Rogel, Chase win a thriller against Williston Williston bats in check. Keystone Some of the players he singled Packham, Bryce Hart, Caleb Crawford, (middle, l-r) Carson Eatmon, Ryan Jones, to put itself in the championship scored 13 runs in the first inning out were: Wil Rogel with two Gage Smith, Ashton Roach, Karsen Smith, Caleb Hall, Ty Glenn (back, l-r) assistant game. of what turned out to be a hits and one walk, Packham coach Dan Glenn, head coach Chris Roach and assistant coach Justin Jones. Following the 19-1 win over 14-2 win. Smith recorded four with three stolen bases, one Chiefland, Keystone defeated strikeouts in earning the win. double and eight walks, Jackson Santa Fe 13-7 to advance to the For the tournament, Smith Williams with a perfect fielding semifinals to face Williston. pitched 9.2 innings, giving up percentage, Gage Smith with one Williston built an 8-0 lead in seven earned runs and striking double, Eatmon with three hits, the third inning, but Keystone out 12. Ashton Roach pitched Caleb Crawford with one triple three innings, giving up one and two runs scored and Bryce earned run and striking out three. Hart with a perfect fielding Glenn batted .556 for the percentage and two runs scored. tournament, while Caleb Hall Keystone Recreation and Jones batted .455 and .444, Association wished to express respectively. The three batters its thanks to field crew members combined for four doubles, two Tommy Baker, Dan Glenn, Justin triples and 14 hits overall, with Jones and Jason LeMaster, as Hall leading the team with three well as sponsors B&H Interiors extra-base hits. Inc., B.C. Industrial Supply Jones scored a team-high nine Inc., C&R Electrical Services runs, while Eatmon and Gage Inc., M&R Construction Inc., Smith each scored five runs. Keystone Building Corp., Teal Karsen Smith threw 9.2 Head coach Chris Roach Tile, Sunbelt Rental and E. innings, striking out 12 emphasized teamwork all season Vaughan Rivers Inc. batters. and said every player contributed

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