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5.8.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bring you
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news from in and around Washington County. Your reader today
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is Amy Jones Timmony. We begin with the addition dated Wednesday,
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May seventh, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, RADIOI is
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a leading service intended for people who are blind or
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have other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material.
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Inmate assaults three MCDC deputies by Dennis House Paxby Media Group,
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May seventh, twenty twenty five. An incident at the Marion
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County Detention Center on April twenty eighth left three deputies
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injured at the hands of an inmate. According to a
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press release from Marion County Jailer Barry Brady, the incident
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occurred at eleven thirty seven PM when inmate Roosevelt Davis,
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the third, twenty three, was escorted from the recreation yard
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to the maximum security housing unit without warning. Davis charged
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Sergeant John Mullins, striking him in the face and knocking
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him backwards. He then assaulted Lieutenant Rebecca Streewell, hitting her
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repeatedly in the faith in head. Deputy Stephen Feast was
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also struck while attempting to assist Lieutenant Streebell. Deputy Francis
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Hope responded to the scene and deployed his taser, which
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subdued Davis at eleven thirty eight pm. All three staff
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members were taken to Springview Hospital for evaluation. Sergeant Mullins
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and Deputy Feast were treated and released. Lieutenant Streewell was
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statflighted to the University of Louisville Hospital for further evaluation
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due to head injuries. She was later released and according
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to Brady, she has a follow up visit in six weeks.
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Davis is currently being held on Washington County on charges
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on Washington County charges of murder, attempted murder, and first
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degree burglary as a result of this incident. Additional charges
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of third degree assault and made assault on corrections employee,
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and second degree assault have been filed through the Marrion
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Counts at time Jorney's office. Davis was indicted in February
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by a Washington County grand jury for the December twenty seventh,
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twenty twenty four murder of Kadisha Birch in her home
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in Springfield. The indictment also charged Davis with attempted murder
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of Francis Campbell the first degree burglary and two counts
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of first degree wanton endangerment. Juvenile cited for damages at
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Idle Hour Park by James Reed Kleine. May seventh, twenty
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twenty five, three juveniles were cited for first degree criminal
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mischief in connection to vandalism of the restrooms at the
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Idle Hour Park splash Pad. According to a press release
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from the Springfield Police Department, the vandalism occurred on Saturday,
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April twenty sixth. The release states that on Sunday morning,
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April twenty seventh, twenty twenty five, Springfield Police officers were
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called to the park and found there was a damage
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to the splash Pad restroom that included a broken toilet,
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paper dispenser, damaged baby changing table, clawed toilet, and FECs
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smeared in the scene. The investigation by Lieutenant Kirk Bowen
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revealed that three juveniles had caused the damage on the
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morning of the day before. The juveniles admitted to the
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damage and were cited for criminal mischief first and second
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urban very first and then released to their parents. Lieutenant
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Bowen continued to investigate this incident. Thankfully it wasn't real
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by Jilee Klein. May seventh, twenty twenty five. First responders
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came roaring into Washington County High School Friday morning with
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full lifcen sirens, just as if responding to a ten
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forty six automobile accident with injuries, But thankfully, the scene
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they were responding to wasn't real. Rescue Squad Commander Joe
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Carpenter teamed up with Megan Couch WCHS Stanley Resource and
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Services to orchestrate the mock crafts to educate teens about
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safe and unsafe driving and the consequences. First responders arrived
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at a gruesome scene in the school parking lot and
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proceeded to work the scene as if over real with
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a few exceptions. The scenario was not only gruesome, but
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very realistic. Two cars had collided and there was a
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range of injuries. Vehicle one was occupied by two teen boys.
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The driver had taken his eyes off the road to
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read a text on his phone and had run a
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stop sign or a light, colliding with the vehicle two.
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Vehicle two was occupied by two teen girls who had
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been drinking, flowing the driver's response time so she was
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unable to avoid the collision. Carpenter spoke with the students
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sitting around the parking lot for a few minutes before
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making the call to despatch. Students send her the tones
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and the dispatcher sending the first responders to their location.
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On Friday, first responders were sitting on the one fifty
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bypass just at the end of the school driveway, waiting
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for the call. Carpenter then explained to students that the
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response time in an actual emergency would be much longer.
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He said law enforcement and ems would be the first
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to arrive on teams because the rescue squad and fire
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department are staffed by volunteers. When the tone sound, those
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volunteers must come to the departments year up and then
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drive to the scene. Carpenter also explained that the volunteers
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work slower than usual at the mock crashed to allow
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students to see what they were doing. At each step. First,
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EMTs and paramedics assessed each of the students injuries. The
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girls in the vehicle two both sustained minor injuries and
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had to be extricated one of the doors were removed,
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or once the doors were removed, they walked with EMTs
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to the ambulance where they were treated. In Vehicle one,
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the driver portrayed by Lance Coulter Het who has been
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ejected from the vehicle, not only was he texting and driving,
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but he was also not wearing a seat belt and
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he was declared deceased. His passenger was critically injured and
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the roofs of the vehicle had to be removed to
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get him out of the vehicle. Students also saw Deputy
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Leslie White and Police Chief Sue mud investigating the scene.
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One thing they didn't see her here was Deputy Wagner
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talking to the girls in the back of the ambulance
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after she found the liquor bottle in the vehicle. Were
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the accident real, Wagner said, this is what she would
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have done. Although students didn't see or hear the questionings,
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they did see Wagner place handcuffs on the driver of
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vehicle two quote even though she wasn't at fault in
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the accident, she did have alcohol in her system and
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was impaired. Wagner said, if this were real, I would
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have arrested her and she would have been charged with
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DUI vehicular homicide, two counts of wanton endangerment, and first
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agree assault. End of quote quote. I'm glad the school
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allowed us to do this, said Washington County Fire Chief
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Mike Mullhunt. Hopefully everybody stays safe and uses designated drivers,
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and hopefully our message spreads end of quote quote. If
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we impassed even one kid, it was worth it, said
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rescue squood volunteer Danny Crouch, who also served as director
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of Washiington County Dispatch. One other minor difference, in addition
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to response time was the slowing down of the extrications.
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Was my presence on the scene. Normally I would be
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wearing a bright, fluorescent yellow safety vest I was not. Also,
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normally I would not be that close while the rescue
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squad is working. I never want to be in the way,
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so I stay back until they let me know I
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can come closer. Also, in a real accident, I never
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take or publish photos of the victims, announce to some obituaries.
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Patti Forcy Smith, eighty two, of Bardstown, passed away Sunday,
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April twenty seventh, twenty twenty five, at U of L
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Jewish Hospital in Louisville. She was born October tenth, nineteen
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forty two, in Hoddinville. A registered nurse for Nelson County
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Vocational School and registered nurse for Hospice of Nelson County,
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where she retired. She was president of her nursing school
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class of nineteen sixty four, a founding member of Hospice
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of Nelson County, part owner of Smith's Brothers Distributing. She
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loved watching and caring for her grandchildren. Was an excellent hook,
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enjoyed gardening, canny and watching birds. She was a regular
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blood donor for the American Red Cross, loved her pets,
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and was a member of Saint Joseph Catholic Church. She
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was preceded in death by her husband, William J. Willie Smith,
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grandson Michael J. Bradley Smith, parents Doster, tire Guy and
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Irene Forsey, two sisters, Peggy Dones and Jeannie Dias, and
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three brothers Terry Wrsey, Fringed, David Horsey and Johnny Forcy.
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She is survived by her five daughters, Helen and Mike
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Hillatrue of Cox Creek, Rebecca Becky and Jordan Warresmith of Mooorsville,
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Rachel and Ken Briney of loomsfild Shallon and James Newton
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Smith of Bardstown, and Suzanne and Michael Spaulding of Cox's Creek,
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son Jay and Angelus Smith of Bardstown. Twelve grandchildren Brooke
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and Caleb Smith, Burne, Robert Smith, Matthew and Cheyenne Smith,
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Grace and Kevin Cagle, the Latrux, Meg and James Rucker,
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s latrub Patricia Briney, Paul Riney, Mary Ella Smith, Willie Smith,
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Savannah Spaulding, Katie Anne Spaulding, and Madison Moore. Three great
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grandchildren Desmond Smith, Lydia Smith and Emma Smith, A brother
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Michael Forsy, sister Kathy Jordans, and several nieces and nephews.
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Her funeral mass will be at or was at eleven
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a m Monday May fifth, at twenty twenty five at
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the Basilica of Saint Joseph's Proto Cathedral, with burial at
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Saint Joseph's Cemetery. Reverend Jacob Zulu officiated. Visitation was Sunday
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May fourth and Monday May fifth at Barlow's Funeral homes.
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A prayer service will be held Sunday afternoon. Memorial contributions
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may go to the Whas Crusade for Children or Tranquility Recovery.
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Barlow's Funeral home is in charge of the arrangement. Janita
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Harrigan Hodgen, aged ninety four, of Jimtown Road in Springfield, Kentucky,
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passed away peacefully at her home on Thursday May first,
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twenty twenty five, at one forty two pm. She was
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born to the late Samuel Tilden and Lucille Gamblin Horrigan
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on February twentieth, nineteen thirty one. She was a member
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of the Springfield Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday School
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and hosted Bereithe mcneils. She was preceded in death by
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her husband, Robert Thomas Hodgkin, on August twenty seventh, twenty nineteen.
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Three daughters, Margaret Beth Hodgen on July twenty seventh, nineteen
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sixty six, Alison Hodgen on July twenty seventh, nineteen eighty eight,
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and Sandra Hogen Moore on September fifth, twenty eighteen. A
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granddaughter Melanie Wives on April twenty fifth, two thousand and seven.
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Three great grandchildren, Madeline Sandra Davis Curtis the second and
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Charlotte Anne Wise on April twenty fifth, two thousand and seven.
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Her sisters, Nanny Margaret Payne, Elma Spalding, favoring Condor Nelle Shircliffe,
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Linda Hurrigan and Loretta Young Kohitt, and her brothers J. L. D. Jerry, George, Bobby, Larry,
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Eugene and Fred Horrigan. On September twenty seventh, nineteen forty six,
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she was united in marriage to Robert Thomas Hodgin. They
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were married nearly seventy three years, surviving as her son
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Robert Thomas Hodgin Junior and Sherry a son in law
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William N. Billy Moore of Springfield. Six grandchildren Jennifer Martin
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and Kevin Kim and Dennis O'Daniel, Missy and Chris Russell,
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Amelia and Jeremy gast Robert Thomas Hodgen the third with
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Sheena and Mary, Bess and j t Aggie. Twelve great
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grandchildren and one on the way. Two great great grandchildren
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I believe supposed to say, two sisters Teresa Rosson and Gerald,
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Lorraine and Gary Morgan, and many nieces, nephews and friends.
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Funeral services were held at three pm Sunday, May fourth,
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at the Springfield Baptist Church, with Pastor Aaron Cheryl officiating.
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Buriel was in the Writer Cemetery in Lebanon, Kentucky, with
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a message given by Brother Kyle Yankee and a qualm
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by Amelia Gates. Paul beears were Kevin Martin, Will Martin,
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Matthew Martin, Jeffrey Ray, Grant, O'Daniel, and Christopher Russell. Memorial
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contributions may be made to the Gideons International or Springfield
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Baptist Church Better Days Fund. Carrie and Sons Funeral Home
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was in charge of the arrangement. Brenda Coulter Mattie lu Stephens,
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aged eighty one, of Springfield, Kentucky, passed away at five
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forty eight a m. Wednesday, April thirtieth, twenty twenty five,
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at Baptist Health in Louisville. She was born in Lebanon, Kentucky,
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on February nineteenth, nineteen forty four, to the late Marvin
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and Mildred Lanham culture A member of the Thompsonville Baptist
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Church and a former member of the Temple Baptist Church,
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Brenda was a graduate of Bryan Station High School in Lexington.
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She was the owner and operator of the former Home
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Hearth restaurant. A former employee of Calvin's Manufacturing of Springfield,
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Butte Knit of Bardstown and retired from Angel Manufacturing of Lebanon,
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preceding her in death with her husband, Albert K. Stephens
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on August sixth, twenty twenty four, an infant sister, Virginia
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and Coulter on January fourth, nineteen forty nine, and five
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brothers Vernon Coulter of on April eighteenth, twenty twenty, Marvin
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Culter Junior on September third, twenty twenty one, Harrold Colter
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on November nineteenth, twenty twenty, Bruce Culter on November twenty fifth,
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twenty twenty two, and Cally Culter on September sixth, twenty
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twenty three. Survivors include two daughters, Sheila and Glenn Spaulding
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and Amy Anglin and Mary Culture of Bardstown. Two sons,
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Chris and Sandy Maddingley of Maxville, Timmy and Jennifer Maddingley
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of Loretta, A step son, Keith and Donna Stevens of Willisburg,
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eleven grandchildren, two step grandsons, twelve great grandchildren. Two sisters,
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Leadis Stirvan of Louisville and Darlene Ferguson Darlin and Ben
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Ferguson of Rockellville. A brother, Russell and Brenda Coulter of Chaplain,
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four sisters in law Virginia Coulter, Maryland Culter, Vinita Coulter,
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and Deborah Culter, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services
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were held at eleven am on Saturday, May third at
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the callyan Son Funeral Home with Reverend Jerry Goss officiating.
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He was assisted by Reverend John McDaniel. Burial was at
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the Peter Cemetery in Maxville. Serving as honorary Paul bears
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were Matty Wolner, Alma Benedict, Jim and Rebecca Wafern, Julius Stateman,
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Kathy Colter and Debbie Sana span Serving as cacta bearers
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were Justin Ye, Logan Spaulding, Brandon Maddingley, Keith Stephens, Tim Coulter,
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Garrett Stephens, and Jack Stephens. Carry and Son's Funeral Home
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was in charge of the arrangement. Betty Jean Turner, aged
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eighty seven, of the Texas community of Washington County, Kentucky,
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passed away peacefully at twelve twenty five pm Thursday May first,
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twenty twenty five at the Ephram McDowell Regional Medical Center
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in Danville. A native of Washington County. She was born
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on August first, nineteen thirty seven, to the late David
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Dave Lloyd and Daldy Smyther Key. A faithful member of
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the Beechgrove Baptist Church her entire life, Betty was a
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loving mother of one daughter, Beverly Hayes. She was well
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known as a seat and gentle lady to many family
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and friends. Betty enjoyed cooking for her family, mowing the lawn,
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and outdoor tours. She attended Mackville High School. On March sixteenth,
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nineteen fifty four, she married James Norman Normy Turner of
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Beach at the Beechgrove Baptist Church Parsonage in Perryville, Kentucky.
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Preceding her in death was her husband, James Norman Turner
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on December sixth, twenty sixteen. Two sisters, Mabel Louise Key
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and Anna May Coyle, three brothers Laurence Barren and Dewey Marshall,
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Dude Keyes, and a half brother, Robert Smyser. She is
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survived by her daughter and son in law, Beverly and
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Joe Hayes of Perryville, nieces, Charlene Summers, and Christine Carpenter
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and nephews Terry Coyle, David Coyle, and Keith Smyser. Funeral
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services were held at one o'clock Monday, May fifth, at
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the carrion Son's Funeral Home, with Reverend Bobby Estis officiating.
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Burial was in the Beechgrove Cemetery, a special links to
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the Caretenders of Danville and Hospice of Danville. Serving as
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honorary pallbears were the Ladies of Beechgrove Baptist Church. Serving
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as tasket bearers were nephews Terry Coyle, David Coyle, Jeremy Coyle,
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Bradley Coyle, Louke Coyle and A. Ta. Britney Bartlow, Carry
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and Sons Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangement.
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Michael Laurn Chesster, fifty three, of Willisburg, passed away at
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two thirty a m. Tuesday, May first, twenty twenty five
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at the Flage Memorial Hospital in Bardstown. He was born
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in Lebanon, Kentucky, on February sixth, nineteen seventy two, to
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Hobert Earl and Phyllis Harrell Chester. He attended anchor of
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Hope Church in Willisburg and was an employee of Intelleck
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of Springfield. Survivors included fiancee April McAuley, sons Zach Chester
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and Angela Wentworth of Willisburg and me and Britney Scievey
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of Lebanon. Daughters Samantha and Matthew Smith of Springfield, and
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Amber and Emily McCauley of Bardstown. His father Hobert Earl
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Chester and Shirley Thompson of Barnstown. His mother, Phyllis Terrell
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Chester of Willisburg, five grandchildren James, Jackson, Katie, Addie, Sophia
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and expecting his six grandchild soon, and brothers Timothy Chess
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of Willisburg and Troy Shelburn of Bardstown. Funeral services were
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held at one pm Tuesday, May sixth, at the Carrie
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and Sen Funeral Home, with the Reverend Buck Cheetam officiating.
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Burial was in the Ernest Thompson's Memorial Cemetery at Willisburg.
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Serving as honorary pallbears were Zach Chesser, Angela Wentworth, Jackie Owen,
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Samantha Smith, and Lee Sivee. Serving as casket bearers were
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Darren Chesser, Jamie Harden, Jonathan Trent Nolan Stone, Troy Shelburne,
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and Charlie Hagen. Carrie and Then's Funeral Home was in
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charge of the arrangement. Remember to Thank Mom by Jay
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or actually by David B. Whickcluck. He is the author
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of The Life Matters Colin. I may have picked up
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the card years ago in the humorous section of Mother's
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Day Cards. One was a teaser on the outside, what's
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the best to remember on Mother's Day? And if you're
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the least bit curious, you open it where you read
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forget it once on the left with a laughing face
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and the words Mom, your love for this family is
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too amazing to forget. On the other side, it's a
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stark reminder to remember Mom this Mother's Day. I grew
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up in a family where my mom worked at home
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with the kids and my dad worked at the office.
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Mom and dad loved their respective roles. That's why Mom
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took it especially hard when Dad let Mother's Day slip
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by him one year. To her, it was like Dad
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forgot her special contribution to the family. It only happened once,
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because once was enough for Dad to always remember. I
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don't recall the Sunday sermon that morning, but either the
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preacher chose not to preach about the love of mother's
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or Dad slipt through it. So apparently the church was
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not a safety net for forgetful Dad. What I do
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remember is watching Mom in the kitchen when she finally
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realized there would be no Mother's Day surprise. I couldn't
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have been more than seven or eight at the time.
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I thought Mom was slicing onions. When I walked into
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the kitchen, her face quinched up a little bit at first,
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and then more and more she fought back the tears.
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I was cautiously backing out of the kitchen when Dad
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paunted in. If we had had a dog house, Dad's
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name would have definitely been on it that day. In
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Dad's descent, he was at his time in life when
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his life was full on. His dental practice was thriving.
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His first appointment was usually at eight am, and he
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worked hard all day. Plus he had three and brimunctious
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boys at home, and Mom was not one to leave
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hints about what to get her for Mother's Day. So
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when he walked into the kitchen that day, he had
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no idea what was coming, but in an instant Dad
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knew he was in deep trouble. I can't say this.
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Dad never missed another Mother's Day. He went all out
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for Mom's birthdays, which happened to be a Valentine Today
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and Christmas. Here's a fair warning to all. Remember Mom
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this Sunday. Find a way to thank her for all
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of her sacrifices. I loved the story about the second
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grade teacher who asked a little boy in her ce
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us this question. Suppose your mother based the pie and
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there were seven of you, your parents and five children,
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what part of the pie would you get a sixth
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replied the boy. I'm afraid you don't know your fractions
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of the teacher. Remember there are seven of you, Yes, teacher,
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said the boy, but you don't know my mother. Mother
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would say she didn't want any pie. Our house had
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plenty of food, including pie, that Mom sacrificed in a
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thousand other ways. She died several years ago March seventeen,
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twenty nineteen, at the age of ninety seven. Dad preceded
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her October twenty fifth, twenty sixteen, age ninety two. But
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I still think of sayings she did for me. She
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was involved in big events like Firstdays, award banquets, and graduation.
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But she was also there in small stuff like soothing
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my sniffles when I was hurt, or taught, trying to
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talk to me to sleep when I was too wired
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to fall asleep, or cheering me on football, wrestling, or track,
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and supporting me when I failed, or congratulating me when
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I succeeded. Mom did it all. Milton Borough once asked,
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if evolution really works, how come mothers only have two hands?
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Good question, one, Dan is for sure moms haven't evolved
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beyond the point of meeting, affirmation and recognition, just as
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the dad or the child who forgets Mother's Day brief
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Solar one oh one Workshops New Pioneers is offering two
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Solar one oh one workshops that are local libraries this
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month to learn about the benefits of the solar installation
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process and unique tax incentives. Workshops are being held Wednesday,
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May seventh from six to seven pm at the Washington
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County Public Library or Thursday May fifteenth from six to
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seven at the Marion County Public Library. Republican Women's Club
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The Washington County Republican Women's Club will meet Thursday May
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seventh from six to seven pm at the Washington County Library.
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Guest speaker will be the Honorable Deborah Henbry Lambert, the
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Chief Justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court. Judge Lambert is
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the first female Chief Justice and was born in on
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January sixth, twenty twenty five. Scholarship winners will be announced.
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Presentations of the awards will be in June. Attention Washington
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County Democrats, the Democratic Party of Washington County Precinct and
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County Convention will be held Saturday morning, May tenth at
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the Old eighteen sixteen Courthouse, Lincoln Legacy Museum, one eleven
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East Main Street, Supremesville, at ten am. All registered Democrats
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in Washington County are invited to participate in electing precinct
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members and execs and members of the Executive Committee. All
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Democrats are encouraged to participate, get involved, and make a
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difference on the local level. For more information, contacts eight
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five nine two eight five zero zero nine to nine.
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If you aren't sure about your voter registration country, back
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to the Washington County Clerk's office or visit go vote
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ky dot com. Masonic Lodge Fish Drive Emulation Masonic Lodge
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number eight six eighty eight and Sharpsville is having this
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annual fish fry in auction Saturday, May tense twenty twenty
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five at five point thirty pm. This is a community
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event and everyone is welcomed. Proceeds go towards helping those
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within our communities, schools and projects. Red Cross Blood Drive
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at Willisburg Christian Church. There will be a Red Cross
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blood drive at Willisburg Christian Church on Monday May twelfth
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from one to six pm. The schedule an appointment, visit
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www dot Red Cross Blood dot o rg go to
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give blood and INTERSIP code for zero zuro seven eight,
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then click on Willisburg Christian Church or called one A
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one hundred seven three three two seven six seven. You
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could also complete a rapid pass the day of the
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blood drive if you visit the website. This will allow
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you to already have the questions completed before you arrive.
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Watkins are welcome, but will have to wait for an opening.
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Four h Summer Camp Applications are open for the annual
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four Age Summer Camp at Lake Cumberland. Camp will be
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May twenty sixth to the thirtieth this year. For more information,
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visit the Extension office website www dot Washington dot KA
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dot Uky dot edu or call the Extension office at
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eight five nine three three six seven seven or one.
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Camper and Parent meeting for four h camp will be
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at the Extension Office on May twelfth at five point thirty.
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Public retire Meeting Lincoln Trail Chapter of the Kentucky Public
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Retiree will meet at eleven thirty am May twelve, twenty
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twenty five at the Golden Corral eighteen thirty five North
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Dixie Avenue, Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Homeless Veterans Advocate Nate Fowler will
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be the guest speaker. Numbers are encouraged to bring donations
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of white sox, chapstick, hand warmers, and or who loves
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Retirees and spouses receiving retirement benefits from ker s, cer
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s or str s are welcome to attend. Numbership information
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will be available at the meeting or on the website
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Kentucky Public Retirees dot org. Kentucky Blood Center Blood Drive
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Spremsfield Community Blood Drive will be Tuesday, May thirteenth, from
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twelve thirty to five pm at the Kentucky Farm Bureau
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Meeting Room, two to eleven Progress Avenue in Spreamsfield Clothing Club.
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The Washington County Clothing Club will meet on May seventeenth
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at eight am at the Extension Office on Corporate Drive
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twenty twenty five. Farmers Market at the Depot. The Farmer's
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Market will open May seventeenth. Market times are Saturdays eight
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am to noon and Wednesdays two thirty to five thirty pm.
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The market is located at one oh one East Deepost Street.
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If you are interested in becoming a vendor at this
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market this season, please contact Kathy Elliott at City Hall
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at eight five nine three three six five four four
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z rope for further information and to apply. This concludes
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excerpts from recent editions of The Springfield Sun. Your reader
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has been Amy Jones, Timothy On behalf of everyone here
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at Radio Live. Thank you for listening, Keep on listening
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and have a good day.