November 2021 Edition of the Alabama Ledger
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WHAT'S INSIDE Saluting American Veterans - Page 2A Mentone Colorfest - Page 7A JSU Joins Conference USA - Page 1B Football Playoff Results - Page 6B 2021 Christmas Parade Dates Several Northeast Alabama communities and towns have set the date for their 2021 Christmas Parades. Albertville's 2021 parade is scheduled for November 18, 2021. The evening will kickoff with a tree lighting ceremony at 5 p.m. The annual parade will follow at 5:30. Fort Payne will celebrate the holidays with a fun filled and busy day on December 10, 2021. This will include Christmas at the Park and a benefit concert for the SAM foundation featuring the Boy's in the Band Alabama Tribute. The annual Fort Payne Christmas Parade will be at 6 p.m. and this year's Grand Marshall will be retired Fort Payne School's Superintendent Jim Cunningham. The Town of Crossville has several Holiday events planned. The town is set to kickoff the season with a tree lighting on December 5 at 5 p.m. The town's Fire Department will host a Soup and Chili cookoff from 3-8 p.m. on December 11 and the Crossville Christmas parade will be December 11 at 5 p.m. The town of Collinsville is also planning a tree lighting ceremony, which will be held on Thanksgiving night at the town square. The Town's Christmas parade is set for December 4 at 6 p.m. There will also be a Christmas program on December 12 at the Cricket Theater. Other Christmas Parade dates are as follows: • Centre - December 2 at 5 p.m. • Cedar Bluff - December 6 at 5 p.m. • Ider - 1 p.m. December 4 at 1 p.m. • Rainsville - December 4 at 11 a.m. • Guntersville - December 11 at 4 p.m. • Geraldine - December 11 at 2 p.m. • Fyffe - December 11 at noon • Gadsden - December 4 from 10 a.m. - noon • Boaz - December 3 at 5:30 p.m. • Valley Head - December 4 at 10 a.m. • Henagar - December 4 at 4 p.m.
Honoring Our Military And Veterans Auburn University Head Football Coach Bryan Harsin celebrates the Tigers recent victory over Ole Miss with members of the military at Jordan Hare Stadium. Each year on November 11 Americans unite to celebrate and honor veterans and military services members for their patriotism, love of country and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. This is more than just a federal holiday, it is a time to pay respect to all those who have served. Join the Alabama Ledger as we salute our Veterans and be sure to check out a few pictures inside this issue of Veterans who have served our great nation. Photo by Todd Van Emst | Auburn Athletics
Three burglary suspects apprehended by K-9 Unit
The City of Arab will kick off the holiday season the day after Thanksgiving when Arab City Park is transformed into Christmas in the Park, a festive and over-the-top display of merriment and holiday splendor. More than two million lights will illuminate the night sky and decorations galore will line the sidewalks for four weeks, from Nov. 26 through Dec. 31, 2021. The event kicks off on Nov. 26 at 6:00 p.m. with the 27th annual lighting ceremony. Music will be provided by Arab High School Jazz Band. During Christmas in the Park, the holiday lights are on from dusk until 9:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend and admission is free. Santa in the Park adds to the holiday excitement when the Arab Historic Village, adjacent to theArab City Park, is transformed into Santa’s village. Hours for Santa in the Park are 6-9 p.m. beginning Nov. 26-27, and continuing Dec. 3-4, Dec. 10-11, and Dec. 17-18. Admission for Santa in the Park is $6 per person. Children under 2 admitted free. Holiday Lights
Three burglary suspects were recently caught in the act and apprehended after being located by a DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office tracking K-9. According to a news release fromDeKalbCounty Sheriff Nick Welden, on November 3, 2021, a citizen went to check the residence of an older relative who had been placed in a nursing home. At the residence, which is located on County Road 354 near Collinsville, he found three individuals in the process of breaking into the residence.
One was detained when a deputy and the Collinsville Police Department arrived, while two others fled into a heavily wooded area behind the residence. A Deputy utilizing a tracking K-9 was then called for assistance. After additional deputies arrived, the K-9 began a search for the subjects. While conducting the person search, the K-9 located both subjects approximately 500 yards behind the residence. One suspect was found to be in possession of marijuana and numerous items of drug paraphernalia.
Authorities have identified the three burglary suspects as Lauren Owens (38 of Piedmont), Dexter Battles (24 of Oneonta), & Mary Bethune (31 of Gadsden). Bethunewas found tobe in possession of marijuana and paraphernalia, and was charged with Criminal Trespass 1st Degree, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (x2), and Possession of Marijuana 2nd Degree. Both Owens and Battles were charged with Criminal Trespass, 1st Degree.
The Town of Valley Head has made a $20,000 donation to help the school build a new baseball field for the Valley Head Tiger's athletic program. The check presentation was made prior to the kickoff of the Tigers opening round state playoff game on Friday, November 5, 2021. $20,000 Donation Photo by Brandon K. Pierce | The Sports Ledger
Highway 168 to close for Bridge Replacement until 2022
POW WOW Isabella Watts enjoys her day at the 8th Annual Noccalula Falls Pow Wow in Gadsden. Several hundred people attended this year's event, which included dancing, drums, and Native American Arts and Crafts. Since 1990, November has been recognized as Native American Month, which is a time to acknowledge the important contributions of Native people, as well as celebrate rich and diverse cultures, traditions and history. Photo by Brandon K. Pierce | Alabama Ledger
The Alabama Department of Transportation has announced it will begin replacing the Alabama Highway 168 Bridge over Short Creak at Double Bridges. This located three miles east of Highway 431 between Boaz and Kilpatrick. According to a notice from the DeKalb County Emergency Management Agency, State Road 168 will be detoured for a bridge replacement starting Friday, Nov. 12, 2021 at approximately 1:00 p.m. The closure and detour is planned to remain in place until Monday, Oct 31, 2022.
To detour around the road work drivers are encouraged to take US Highway 431 North to Highway 75 inAlbertville. Turn right (north) on to Highway 75 and proceed to Highway 68. Turn right onto Highway 68 and proceed back to Highway 168 in Kilpatrick. Completely restricted access will be from Highway 168’s intersections of Beulah Road and Double Bridges Road to Arley Lacey Road and Pack Road. Anyone with questions concerning this closure should contact Glenn Taylor at 256-755-0455.
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Each year on November 11 Americans celebrate Veteran's Day, which is a day designed to pay respect to all those who have served and to all who have bravely fought for our great nation. The idea was first proposed by President Woodrow Wilson in 1919 when he proclaimed November 11 as the first commemoration of Armistice Day, which is a term used inWorldWar I when a cease fire occurred between theAllied nations and Germany. This cease fire went into effect on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month and this is the reason that November 11, 1918, is generally regarded as the end of “the war to end all wars," and this is one of the reasons the United States began recognizing the November 11 date as what is now known as Veteran's Day. President Wilson reportedly said that "To us inAmerica, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, both because of the thing from which it has freed us and because of the opportunity it has givenAmerica to show her sympathy with peace and justice in the councils of the nations…" Armistice Day became a legal holiday on May 13, 1938 to honor those who served in World War I. However, following World War II and other Military conflicts, the 83rd US Congress amended the 1938 act to officially change "Armistice Day" to "Veteran's Day" to include all who served, not just those in WWI. This was done on June 1, 1954 and in October United States President Dwight D. Eisenhower issued the first official Veteran's Day Proclamation. In 1968 the government established the Uniform Holiday Bill, which changed Veteran's Day to a three day weekend for federal employees celebrating the national holiday. However, after much confusion, and disappointment by some veterans, President Gerald Ford signed a Public Law on September 20, 1975 to return the holiday to November 11 starting in 1978, regardless of what day of the week November 11 falls one. The holiday is still celebrated on November 11 of each year. Many towns and communities across the country, as well as around Northeast Alabama, have built various parks and memorials designed to honor our Veterans. These areas are not just a place to visit on November 11, but most of them are open everyday throughout the year. The pictures shown with the article are a couple of Veteran Parks in DeKalb County that have been built in honor of all those who have served, as well as a few photos of US Veterans.
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Patriots Memorial Park is located at the corner of 5th Street (Highway 35) and Godfrey Avenue in Fort Payne, AL The fenced park has marble benches around the circle centerpiece and a brick pathway with the names on many US Veterans on the brick pavers.
The Town of Collinsville dedicated its Veteran's Park on Nov. 11, 2017. The Park is located in a historic area of town that was once the site of the Collinsville Depot, Collinsville Wholesale and Halls Store. The stones used in the project were reportedly quarried in Collinsville.
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James W. Oliver, of Collinsville, is shown in his US Army jump suite.
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Veteran Donates Plane To Help Train Aviation Students at Snead State
A long military service, followed by a career soaring through the clouds, led veteran Daniel Flowers to make a donation that will help future aviation students enrolled in Albertville's Aviation College, which is a program of Snead State Community College. Flowers has donated a Piper PA-30 Twin Comanche airplane to train students in basic start-up procedures of an aircraft and general and preventative maintenance practices. The contribution will help provide students in Snead State’s Airframe and Powerplant Technology program with practical training on a real aircraft. “I chose to donate my airplane to give other people the opportunity to train in aviation and enjoy the income and security I had in my life. I feel I’ve received a lot of breaks throughout my career, and I wanted to offer the same type of opportunities to young people today who want to get started in aviation,” he said. “Trainingona real plane will better prepare students for high-demand and high- wage career positions in the field of Aviation. Mr. Flowers’ generous donation will help Snead State further strengthen the Aviation program in the coming years,” said Snead State Technology Division Director Dr. Greg Randall. “The education and training through the A&P program open doors to a lot of opportunities for students. They can work in the aviation field, or they can work in other industries that would make use of their maintenance and engine training. Mr. Flowers’ generous donation gives them the hands-on
Guy Clayton Mizell Enlisted in US Army on Jan. 8 1943. Born - June 10, 1907 Died - Oct. 4, 1974
Daniel Flowers, a recent donor to the Snead State Aviation College, served in the Marines from 1952-1961 and was a veteran of both the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Shown in a picture taken around 1959 in Japan with Mt. Fuji in the background, Mr. Flowers was chosen by the Marines to train as an aircraft electrician. Photo Courtesy of Snead State Community College
Kelly Dover served in the US Navy Born Jan. 26, 1926 - Died Dec. 25, 1994 Skirum United Methodist Church Cemetery
experience to make them more competitive and sought-after employees in a demanding field. We appreciate his generosity,” said Snead State President Dr. Joe Whitmore. Originally from McKinley, Flowers enlisted in the Marines at the age of 17 and served from 1952- 1961. He is a veteran of both the Korean and Vietnam Wars. He was chosen by the Marines to train as an aircraft electrician, a position now referred to as an avionics specialist. After he was honorably discharged in 1961, he moved to Indianapolis, Ind., and started a job for Lake Central Airlines as a mechanic’s assistant, an opportunity afforded to him because of his military experience. His love for flying began before he enlisted in the military. He began flying lessons around 1950.
He said he didn’t get serious about pilot training until 1963 when he received his twin-engine pilot’s license. Mr. Flowers became a copilot for Lake Central Airlines in 1966. During his career, the company changed from Lake Central to Allegheny Airlines, then USAir and then US Airways. He retired in 1995. The 86-year-old veteran currently resides in Hoover. He and his late wife, Elizabeth, were married for 61 years and had six children. “I chose to donate my airplane to give other people the opportunity to train in aviation and enjoy the income and security I had in my life," he said. "I feel I’ve received a lot of breaks throughout my career, and I wanted to offer the same type of opportunities to young people today who want to get started in aviation."
William Earl "Dub" Walker SSGT USMC WWII Born - July 28, 1923 Died - Nov. 15, 2019 Laid to rest in the Chattanooga National Cemetery
Dumas Eugene Davis - CPL US ARMY WWII Mr. Davis served in the Acorn Division Born Dec. 27 1922 - Died April 14, 2003 Mt. Flat Baptist Church Cemetery
Valver T. Walker TEC4 US ARMY WWII Born - Nov. 17, 1917 Died - Dec. 18, 1982
(LEFT) Dock Felton Black, Sr. PVT Georgia Co E. 123rd Inf. US Army WWI Born July 8, 1891 - Died June 21, 1966 (RIGHT) Earnest William "Will" Black PVT US Army WWI Born June 3, 1895 - Died Oct. 29, 1973 Both are buried in Melwood Cemetery Stone Mountain, Georgia
RETIRED COLONEL GROVER RANDOLPH "RANDY" SOUTHERLAND US Air Force Mr. Southerland flew missions in Vietnam, Guam and Okinawa, and he served at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Before joining the US Army in the 1960's he was the Band Director at Geraldine High School. He was originally married to Sylvia Cothran, who has passed away. She is buried in Arlington. He and Sylvia had three children: Dixie Lee, Dolph, and Marc. He and his current wife Myra reside in Albertville. His family is originally from the Fort Payne area.
Ollis Cleveland Tidwell (left) is pictured with a friend in Italy in 1945 Mr. Tidwell was from the Boaz area and he served in the US Army Born April 18, 1921 - Died October 25, 1970 Memory Hill Cemetery in Albertville
Stanley Brindley (left) & Guy Brindley (right) were both in the US Army during WWI
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Fort Payne Police Department Activity Report The Fort Payne, Alabama Police Department reported the following activity for the dates below. Anyone listed below who is charged with a criminal offense has the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in a of court law. Friday September 10, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at 700 Williams Ave NE, a road block sign was taken, valued at $200.00 Burglary – Occurred at 4313WilliamsAve NE, $500.00 in currency was taken No Arrests and Four Accidents With No Injuries Sunday September 19, 2021 No Incidents, One Arrest
Two Arrests • Donaldo Bonilla, age 18 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear • Randy Lee Ruiz, age 41 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Outside Agency Three Accidents with No Injuries Thursday September 30, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, miscellaneous items were taken, valued at $47.82 No Arrest, Three Accidents with No Injuries Friday October 1, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, two fishing reels were taken, valued at $64.18 Larceny/Theft of Property – Occurred at VFW Fairgrounds, items taken were Biocoffee, hot chocolate, Virus be Gone, Sweet Wormwood, Cramp Bark, Wedding cookies, chocolate cookies, set of rolling suitcases, Air Fryer, Mums flowers and pot, toy train, shortbread cookies, Immune charge, Magnesium oil, Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Quercetin, Clear lungs, birthday cupcake kit, unicorn cupcake kit, Pine Tar soap, Deep Sea Goat’s milk soap, Pine Tar deodorant, Spearmint Basil soap, Gold Moss soap, Cypress shampoo, Cool Citrus conditioner, soap saver, D-Hist Jr, D-Hist, Pro Colostrum, Roll on CBD, Apple Cider Vinegar gummies, mixed berry gummies, Perl gummies, Chill Tincture, OG Tincture, Clean Remedies, Beef heart supplement, Beef thyroid supplement, Beef liver supplement and Quint Essentials, valued at $1,540.45 Three Arrests • Crystal Jade Poe, age 30 of Henagar, was arrested on Two Charges of Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Corey Joseph Nellis, age 22 of Fyffe, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear • Megan Elizabeth Stringer, age 30 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Receiving Stolen Property Three Accidents with No Injuries Saturday October 2, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, several miscellaneous items were taken, valued at $151.00 Theft by Deception – Occurred at 1516 Sylvania Road NW, a fork lift was purchased but not delivered, valued at $18,200.00 Two Arrests • Steven Caleb Colvard, age 31 of Fort Payne, was arrested on Four Warrants for Outside Agency • Nelson Joe Golden, age 49 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Public Intoxication No Accidents Sunday October 3, 2021 Incidents and Two Arrests • Dustin Keith Harrell, age 38 of Childersburg, was arrested for Domestic Violence • James Tyler Smith, age 28 of Centre, was arrested on Three Warrants for Failure to Appear One Accident with No Injuries Monday October 4, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at 120 Airport Road W, two meals were not paid for, valued at $23.89 Theft of Property – Occurred at 106 Dogtown Road SE, two Dachshund were taken, valued at $1,000.00 Four Arrests • Jordan Nance Carter, age 29 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Possession of Marijuana and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Jeremy Kyle Clark, age 29 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Domestic Violence • Robert David Eugene King, age 42 of Albertville, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear • Kristopher Lee Keef, age 31 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Outside Agency Three Accidents with One Injury An accident occurred at Gault Ave N and 55th Street NE, Christopher Ray Perry, age 35 of Scottsboro, driving a 2018 Ford Focus, struck a non-fixed sign control devise. Perry was transported to Erlanger by Ambulance. Tuesday October 5, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, 40’ speaker wire, radio wire, Amp kit, Jeep-Chrysler Kit, NCAA jewelry, several DVD’s, two OEM speakers, car audio dome tweeters, 12” stereo subwoofers, and several miscellaneous items were taken, valued at $775.08 One Arrest • Keaontae Andrea Lee Lamar, age 23 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Theft of Property Three Accidents with No Injuries Wednesday October 6, 2021 Incidents Burglary – Occurred at 3010 Alabama Ave NW, a dresser, Samsung TV, Phillips TV, two Element TV’s, Hamilton Beach microwave, and a Keurig coffee machine were taken, valued at $3,449.00 Four Arrests • Charles Lee Marler, age 40 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Public Intoxication • Randall Drand Terrell, age 36 of Valley Head, was arrested for Public Intoxication • A 17 year old juvenile male of Valley Head was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance, Minor in Possession of Alcohol and Underage Consumption of Alcohol • Malachi Emmanuel Vaughan, age 22 of Dawson, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear Two Accidents with 0 Injuries Thursday October 7, 2021 No Incidents, Two Arrests • Matthew Edward Sargent, age 28 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Outside Agency • Salvador Ramirez Castillo, age 36 of Oxford, was arrested on Two Arrest Warrants Two Accidents with 0 Injuries
Unlawful Breaking and Entering a Vehicle – Occurred at 609 Grand Ave SW, a Boss radio was taken, valued at $100.00 Damaged Property – Occurred at 5100 Sundale Lane NE, a utility pole and air conditioning unit on roof of camper were damaged, valued at $6,500.00 Three Arrests • Steven Caleb Colvard, age 31 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Public Intoxication and Criminal Trespass • Wislet Jocelyn, age 23 of Albertville, was arrested for Possession of Marijuana and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Paloma Monserrat Pineda Morales, age 23 of Valley Head, was arrested on Two Warrants for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Disorderly Conduct No Accidents Reported Saturday September 11, 2021 Incidents Damaged Property – Occurred at 4605 DeSoto Pkwy NE, a fuel pump was damaged, valued at $1,500.00 Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, an LED light strip, clothes and miscellaneous items were taken, valued at $20.74 One Arrest • Robert Nicholas Brown, age 19 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear One Accident With No Injuries Sunday September 12, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at 1616 McCurdy Loop Road E, $303.00 in currency was taken Two Arrests • Jonni Michaela Roebuck, age 25 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear • Jorge Domingo Hernandez, age 45 of Fort Payne, was arrested for DUI One Accident with No Injuries Monday September 13, 2021 Incidents Damaged Property – Occurred at 300 Godfrey Ave NE, a bumper on a 2021 Toyota Corolla was damaged, valued at $500.00 Unlawful Breaking and Entering a Vehicle – Occurred at 2001 Glenn Blvd SW, a Cannon Rebel EOS camera was taken, valued at $400.00 No Arrests and Two Accidents with No Injuries Tuesday September 14, 2021 Incidents Duty Upon Striking an Unoccupied Vehicle – Occurred at 2001 Glenn Blvd SW, a 2010 Toyota Avalon was damaged, valued at $500.00 Two Arrests • Christopher Clyde Peoples Jr, age 26 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Indecent Exposure • Steven R Jones, age 52 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance One Accident with One Injury An accident occurred at Martin Ave NE and Green Valley Circle NE, Ashley Marie Ortiz, age 42 of Fort Payne, driving a 2002 Chevrolet Tahoe, left the roadway and went down an embankment. Ortiz was transported to Dekalb Regional by Dekalb Ambulance Service. Wednesday September 15, 2021 Incidents Damaged Property – Occurred at 800 Houston Loop Road W, a taillight on a Ford F150 was damaged, valued at $150.00 Theft of Property – Occurred at 310 18th Street NW, a Huffy 24” 21 speed bicycle was taken, valued at $150.00 Theft of Property – Occurred at 1206 Mountain Brow Road E, two rings were taken, valued at $4.45 Forgery – Occurred at 1820 Glenn Blvd SW, two checks were forged, valued at $3,366.07 One Arrest • Francisco Felix Morales, age 34 of Collinsville, was arrested for Public Intoxication Six Accidents with No Injuries Thursday September 16, 2021 Incidents Fraudulent Use of Credit/Debit Card – Occurred at 3001 Alabama Ave NW, charges of $91.84 were made without authorization Three Arrests • A 15 year old juvenile male of Fort Payne was arrested for Larceny • A 15 year old juvenile male of Fort Payne was arrested for Criminal Mischief • A 16 year old juvenile male of Fort Payne was arrested for Criminal Liability Based Upon Behavior of Another 2 Accidents with No Injuries Friday September 17, 2021 I ncidents Recovered Property – Occurred at 500 Turner Ave NE, a Lenovo Tablet was recovered, valued at $500.00 Theft of Property – Occurred at 4915 Martin Ave NE Apt B5, a purse and content were taken, valued at $10.00 One Arrest • Johnny Wayne Griggs, age 52 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear Two Accidents with No Injuries Saturday September 18, 2021 Incidents Damaged Property – Occurred at 605 11th Street NE, a trash can was damaged, valued at $100.00 Damaged Property – Occurred at 1011 Gault Ave N, a door and glass were damaged, valued at $400.00 Abandoned Vehicle – Occurred at 1200 Sanders Ave NE, a 1998 Ford Mustang was abandoned and towed, valued at $3,000.00
• Efrien Felipe Juan, age 35 of Fort Payne, was arrested for DUI, Resisting Arrest and Obstructing Government Operations Two Accidents with No Injuries Monday September 20, 2021 No Incidents, Two Arrests • Kathie Virginia Ramey, age 65 of Henagar, was arrested for Theft of Property, Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Cheryl Denise Rhodes, age 44 of Henagar, was arrested for Theft of Property, Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Four Accidents with No Injuries Tuesday September 21, 2021 Incidents Damaged Property – Occurred at 4103 Gault Ave S, 70’ of chain link fence, a 20’ chain link gate and landscaping were damaged, valued at $3,000.00 Fraudulent Use of a Credit/Debit Card – Occurred at 1600 Glenn Blvd SW, charges of $2,770.29 were made without authorization Two Arrests • Ben Harry Morris Jr, age 54 of Fort Payne, was arrested on Two Charges of Criminal Trespass • William Charles Sparks, age 31 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Domestic Violence Three Accidents with No Injuries Wednesday September 22, 2021 Incidents Leaving the Scene of an Accident – Occurred at 2400 Chisenhall Road W, a bumper on a 2014 Ford Fusion was damaged, valued at $1,500.00 One Arrest • Angela Tonette Abernathy, age 41 of Rome, was arrested for Public Intoxication Three Accidents with No Injuries Thursday September 23, 2021 Incidents Leaving the Scene of an Accident – Occurred at 1812 Scenic Road E, a quarter panel on a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee was damaged, valued at $200.00 Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle – Occurred at 1306 Alabama Ave SW, a 2007 Toyota Camry was taken, valued at $4,500.00 One Arrest • Roy Michael Malone, age 39 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Domestic Violence, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Public Intoxication Four Accidents with Three Injuries An accident occurred at Airport RoadWand Chisenhall Road SW, Lora Lynn Brown, age 41 of Fort Payne, driving a Chrysler 200, struck Haley Brooke McSpadden, age 25 of Gaylesville, driving a 2018 GMC Acadia, who then struck Dewaynna Dorsett Durham, age 53 of Sand Rock, driving a 2020 Chevrolet Traverse. All three drivers were transported to Dekalb Regional by Dekalb Ambulance Service. Friday September 24, 2021 Incidents Forgery – Occurred at 2128 Gault Ave N, a check in the amount of $1682.59 was forged Leaving the Scene of an Accident – Occurred at 1824 Glenn Blvd SW, a bumper on a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee was damaged, valued at $100.00 Scam – Occurred at 240 55th Street NE Apt F-1, transactions were made totaling $7,355.53 that were found to be a scam No Arrests, Three Accidents with 0 Injuries Saturday September 25, 2021 No Incidents, Two Arrests • Carey Keith Ely, age 25 of Cave Springs, Ga, was arrested for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Possession of Marijuana • Brenton Duane Newcomb, age 49 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Public Intoxication No Accidents Sunday September 26, 2021 Incidents Lost Property – Occurred at 2001 Glenn Blvd SW, an Apple iPhone 12 was lost, valued at $1000.00 Two Arrests • Mitchell Chance Hunter, age 20 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Domestic Violence at • Robert Scott Todd, age 54 of Sylvania, was arrested for Failure to Appear No Accidents Monday September 27, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at 4401 Gault Ave N, an Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max cell phone was taken, valued at $1,400.00 No Arrests and No Accidents Tuesday September 28, 202 1 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, several miscellaneous items were taken, valued at $1,808.00 Two Arrests • Daquon Darnell Adams, age 26 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear • Michael Anthony Bishop, age 29 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Outside Agency Two Accidents with No Injuries Wednesday September 29, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at 112 Airport Road, a Google Chromebook and a set of Dodge Durango keys were taken, valued at $750.00
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Miss Northeast 2022 Pageant
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Incidents Theft of Property – Occurred at 601 Greenhill BlvdApt B 103, a Michael Kors purse was taken, valued at $398.00 One Arrest • Iliff Douglas Davis, age 54 of Ider, was arrested for Disorderly Conduct Three Accidents with No Injuries Saturday October 9, 2021 Incidents Failure to Pay for Gasoline – Occurred at 1022 Gault Ave S, $38.45 of gasoline was pumped and not paid for No Accidents and Three Arrests • Alfred Clifford Wiley, age 49 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Fugitive from Justice • Timothy Robert Carter, age 37 of Pisgah, was arrested on Two Warrants for Domestic Violence and Assault by Bodily Fluids • Waylon Eric Pope, age 31 of Fort Payne, was arrested on Two Arrest Warrants Sunday October 10, 2021 Incidents Fraudulent Use of a Credit/Debit Card – Occurred at 201 Cracker Barrel Road SW, charges of $456.21 were made without authorization Theft of Property – Occurred at Wal-Mart, two Apple iPhone 11’s, two 2-year plans, fleece jacket, Shark Vertex vacuum, 20WUSB, three 3-year service plans, FS machine, Mug Press, Cupid machine, a Display, 3 sets of sheets and $80.00 were taken, valued at $2,116.33 No Accidents and One Arrest • Derrick Grant Barkley, age 44 of Collinsville, was arrested on Two Warrants for Driving While Suspended and Failure to Display Insurance Monday October 11, 2021 Incidents Theft of Property & Theft of Services – Occurred at 112 Airport Road W, four pillows, pillow protectors and pillow cases were taken, one night of lodging was not paid for, valued at $308.00 Damaged Property – Occurred at 6409 Banks Drive NW, a mail box and post were damaged, valued at $100.00 Three Arrests • Christopher Ellis Rothell, age 29 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Laramie Michael McCurdy, age 21 of Dawson, was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia • Ronald Fernado Chanquin Quevedo, age 33 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Domestic Violence and Interference with a Domestic Violence Emergency Call Two Accidents with No Injuries Tuesday October 12, 2021 Incidents Damaged Property – Occurred at 1202 Adamsburg Road E, a propane cage was damaged, valued at $1,000.00 Criminal Mischief – Occurred at 205 Lebanon Road SW, a window on a Komatsu Excavator was damaged, valued at $300.00 Theft of Property – Occurred at Lowe’s, a DeWalt Oscill tool, DeWalt Brushless Reciprocating Saw, Two DeWalt Impact Drivers, a DeWalt Cordless Cutout, and Two DeWalt Brushless Screw Guns were taken, valued at $1,203.00 One Arrest • A 16 year old juvenile male of Fort Payne, was arrested for Public Intoxication 1 Accident with No Injuries Wednesday October 13, 2021 No Incidents and One Arrest • Zane Paul Nelson, age 30 of Fort Payne, was arrested on Four Warrants for Failure to Appear Two Accidents with No Injuries Thursday October 14, 2021 Incidents Criminal Mischief – Occurred at 206 Grand Ave NW, five windows on a 1998 Honda Accord were busted out, valued at $1,675.00 Arson – Occurred at 606 Williams Ave NE, five window, clothing and curtains were damaged, valued at $1,500.00 Four Arrests • Kelsi Elizabeth Carter, age 24 of Section, was arrested on a Warrant for Outside Agency • Steven Dewight Bell, age 46 of Fyffe, was arrested on Three Warrant for Driving While Canceled, Expired Tag, and Seatbelt Violation • Domingo Andres, age 46 of Fort Payne, was arrested for DUI • James Roger Plumlee, age 58 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of any Substance Eight Accidents with One Injury An accident occurred on I-59 and mile marker 224, Tridarious Devonte McKinley, age 24 of Chattanooga, driving a 2014 International Semi, struck Robert Don Haney, age 65 of Bryant, driving a 2018 Ford F150. Haney then struck Cathrine Nichole Kirkland, 28 of Berry, driving a 2019 Chevrolet Traverse who then struck Lillie Camille McCrary, age 24 of Pisgah, driving a 2020 KIA Sorento. Haney was transported to Dekalb Regional by Dekalb Ambulance Service.
The Miss Northeast Beauty pageant was held on October 2, 2021, at the Tom Bevill Lyceum on the campus of Northeast Alabama Community College in Rainsville. The event’s organizers 2022 were thankful to host the pageant this year as last year’s event was canceled due to COVID-19. Callie Strickland was crowned Miss Northeast 2022. She is a Sophomore at NACC and is a Pre- Nursing Major. Callie is from Rainsville and she is a graduate of Plainview. “When I was named Miss Northeast, I felt so honored and blessed," said Callie.
“We congratulate Miss Strickland for being selected as Miss Northeast and we thank all who participated,” stated NACC President Dr. David Campbell. “All these young women displayed poise, intelligence, and attractiveness as contestants. We are proud of them all!"
The Miss Congeniality was presented to Kayla Henderson of Rainsville. She also won the Judges’ Interview category and was named the First Alternate. The Poise and Appearance Winner and second Alternate was Haylin Veal of Valley Head.
The NACC Student Popular Vote Winner and fourth alternate was Briley Bynum of Bryant. The thirdAlternate was Jaden Hallmark of Pisgah. Andrea Okwu is one of the college sponsors for the Miss Northeast pageant.
Newsworthy Notes & Events PAGEANT WINNERS - The annual Boaz Harvest Festival was held last month and the winners from the events beauty pageant are as follows: Miss Harvest Festival: Madison Camper (Queen), Jayda Lacks (First Runner-up), Shay Gamble (Second Runner-up), Gracie Boyd (Third Runner-up), and Makenlee Beck (Miss Photogenic); Teen Miss Harvest Festival: Kadyn Jo McKinney (Queen and Miss Photogenic), Marissa Land (First Runner-up), Chloe Alexis O'Bryant (Second Runner-up), and Yancie Danielle Haynie (Third Runner-up); Jr. Miss Harvest Festival: Raylee Mae Bunch (Queen), Piper Hales (First Runner-up), Julia Brylin Betz (Second Runner-up), Alleigh Miller (Third Runner-up); Petite Miss Harvest Festival: Naiyan Reid (Queen), Ella Blair Hadley (First Runner- up), Julia Reese Young (Second Runner-up and Miss Photogenic), and Penelope Rose (Third Runner-up) Little Miss Harvest Festival: Weslyn Rowe Smith (Queen and Miss Photogenic), Jaie Patton Lowery (First Runner-up). Ashten Kreek Dixon (Second Runner-up), Erika Edge (Third Runner-up); Tiny Miss Harvest Festival: Hope Sellers (Queen), Briella MaryAnn West (First Runner-up), Kennedi Hope (Second Runner-up and Miss Photogenic), and Kinsley Marie Smith (Third Runner-up)
COMPLETERS RECOGNIZED - The Gadsden State Community College Skills Training Division has recognized students completing the Medication Assistant Program. GSCC began offering the training program in April with six students completing the first class. Those students have now also received their certification to work as Medication Assistants. These include Doris Boyd, Shanice Davis, LaDreaka Phillips and Lurena Wills, all of Anniston; Shokira Ledford of Gadsden and Christy Baker of Oxford. The second class of program completers recognized in September include De’Aundra Foster, Kara Griffin, Kaylin Ogg, Marissa Smith, Dana Ruiz, all of Anniston; Baleigh Clay of Cleburne; Ariette Fomby of Gadsden; Elaura Tant of Glencoe; Janelle Thomas, Brylee Wells, Dieren Weeks- Kadir, all of Jacksonville; Jessica Adams of Lineville; Melissa Johnson of Muscadine and Tiffany Morrissey, Philana Russell, both of Oxford. The Medication Assistant Program, designed to complete in four weeks, prepares students to administer routine medications to patients in nursing facilities, assisted living environments and more. ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF - The Boaz Police Department recently appointed Michael Hempel to Assistant Police Chief. The move comes after Michael Abercrombie was named the Boaz Police Chief this past September. 35th ANNIVERSARY - DeKalb Regional Medical Center in Fort Payne is celebrating it's 35thAnniversary. A celebration ceremony was held on October 19, 2021 The Medical Center moved to is current location in 1986. AHS ALUMNI HALL OF FAME - Four people have been inducted into the 2020 Albertville High School Alumni Hall of Fame. The 2020 Inductees are Tony Cochran, Patrick "McGee" Moody, Raymond "Clarance" Waldrop and Eric Jones. Due to COVID, the group has chosen not to nominate or inductee any alumni for 2021. ICE SKATING - The City of Fort Payne is set to transform its Rotary Pavilion into a ice skating rink on December 17-20, 2021. For more information contact the Fort Payne Chamber of Commerce at 256-845-2741. TURKEYTROT - The Town of Collinsville will host its annual Turkey Trot on Nov. 13, 2021 from 10-4 p.m. CHRISTMASATTHE PARK - During December several events are happening at the Lake Guntersville State Park including Santa Pictures, Ornament Making, and the Park Christmas Buffet. For more info call 256-571-5440.
LIGHT SHOW - The opening night for the 2021 Hall Family Light Show in Owens Crossroads will be held on Thursday, November 25 at 6 p.m. The event will run throughout the holiday season. MSSC CLASS - Gadsden State Community College’s Adult Education Services will be offering an MSSC class beginning Nov. 29 at Ralls Hall on the East Broad Campus. The class is designed to lead participants to being a certified production technician. The Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) is the nation’s leading industry-led training, assessment and certification organization focused on the core technical competencies needed by the nation’s frontline production and material handling workers. Registration for the program is Nov. 8-11 and 15-18. Orientation and first day of class is Nov. 29. The training delivery is hybrid (conducted online and in-person). The 10-week boot camp style intensive training gives the student a full CPT certificate as the program addresses the core technical competencies of higher-skilled production workers in all sectors of manufacturing. All books, materials, registration fees and certification fees are fully funded by a Gadsden State Community College Adult Education Services grant. A third MSSC class is tentatively scheduled for January on the Ayers Campus in Anniston. For more information on the MSSC boot camp, contact Christopher Hopper at chopper@gadsdenstate.edu or 256-549-8645.
Women's Club Scholarship Emily Allen of Centre has been awarded a scholarship provided by the Women’s Club of Weiss Lake. The partial tuition scholarship is awarded annually to a student attending Gadsden State Community College. Allen, center, is pictured with Kay Kellen, left, and Kathy Faircloth. Submitted Photo
Photo by Brandon K. Pierce, The Sports Ledger
JSU Homecoming Royalty Jacksonville State University recently named its 2021 Homecoming Queen and King and they were honored during halftime of the Gamecocks football game against Stephen F. Austin on Saturday, October 9. Sarah Sumners was named the 2021 homecoming queen and Quadarious Whitson was the JSU homecoming king. Pierce Photography 256-506-7368 www.piercephoto.net
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Death Notices The following Death Notices are published as a courtesy of the Alabama Ledger and local funeral homes. To include more information, or a photo of your loved one, in a future Edition of the Alabama Ledger contact us at 256-506-7368. You can also find more obit information on the Sand Mountain Obits Facebook Page. Melissa Gail McGaugh Anderson, age 49, of Flat Rock Daniel Ray Spurgin, Jr., age 22, of Trenton, GA
Linda Faye Byrum, age 71, of Powell Hunter Shankles, age 10, of Fort Payne Betty Forester, age 93, of Fort Payne Elaine Womack, age 43, of Henagar Carlton Fairris, age 77, of Rainsville Norma Holt Moses, age 90, of Rainsville
Adams Brown Service Funeral Home Theodore "Red" Stevenson McDowell, age 80, of Boaz Al Sampson, age 48, of Albertville Bobby Ray McWhorter, age 84, of Albertville Johnny Mack Spence, age 64, of Marshall County Kyle W. Reaves, age 84, of Albertville Venita Lois Estes passed away at age 44 in Nashville, TN Michael Paul Kight, age 58, of Boaz Lana Sue Ragsdale, age 73, of Albertville Nathan Lee Levan, age 47, of Boaz Chalmer "C.J." Childers, age 95, of Huntsville Walter Chad Browning passed away at age 43 Toni "Terry" Sampson Scott, age 60, of Albertville Ida Lorene Cochran, age 101, of Albertville Bill Moman, age 90, of Albertville Gerald Renshaw, age 92, of Albertville Christine Omega Ladshaw, age 96, of Birmingham Shelia Ann Bowman, age 51, of Boaz Albertville Memorial Funeral Home Tom Liverett, age 84, of Fort Pierce, Florida Ella Ruth Strickland Shipp, age 91, of Albertville Juana Argemira Delgado De Ramirez, age 64, of Albertville Reuben Moses Meike, age 36, of Albertville Infant Alexianna Nichole Paige Lopez passed away Oct. 8 Christopher Allen Grizzard, age 40, of Albertville Lisa Ann DeBord, age 55, of Scottsboro Willie Irene Fowler, age 91, of Crossville Candelario Gonzalez Perez, age 46, of Albertville Rev. "Jim" Eugene Allen Kilpatrick, age 83, of Boaz Jerry W. Parker, age 64, of Boaz Levis Cleveland, age 87, of Albertville Catherine Jean Bryant, age 73, of Guntersville Randall Todd White, age 41, of Gadsden Rev. Bret Alan Reed, age 35, Formerly of Boaz Debra Lee Mitchell, age 63, of Boaz Hazel Louise Collins, age 89, of Boaz Charlotte Teal Cornelius, age 75, of Albertville Burt Funeral Home Jo Nell Scott, age 90, of Fort Payne Edna Kay Wagner, age 70, of Valley Head Jimmy Wayne Smith, age 81, Canton, GA James Morris Hale, Jr., age 82, of Fort Payne Ilene Sarah Cole Holbrook, age 92, of Adamsburg Kay Trussell Abbott, age 77, of Fort Payne Evelyn Edeskle Tomlin, age 87, of Valley Head Carr Funeral Home in Boaz Kenneth Edward Lang Jr. "Fast Eddie", age 26, ofAlbertville Joseph Adam Smith, age 50, of Boaz Carr Funeral Home in Guntersville Charles Phillip Altman, age 66, of Boaz Carol Branciforte has passed away, no obit list listed Jimmy Edward Bright, age 68, of Albertville Annette Smith Pannell passed away at age 61 Stormy Aldonza Hernandez, age 18, of Guntersville Kathy Lu Demorotski, age 61, of Guntersville Edgar Byron O'Quinn, age 81, of Albertville Billie Jean Hawk, age 89, of Guntersville Mattie Regina "Tweety" Gipson McClendon, 75, of Centre Collier-Butler Funeral Home Mark O'Conner, age 74, of Gadsden Jamie Hilton Ledbetter, age 94, of Rainbow City Mary Ellen Thacker, age 73, of Gadsden James Calvin Estivender, age 97, of Gadsden Jean Daniel Pesnell, age 94, of Gadsden Bobbie Cunningham Butler, age 88, of Southside Gloria Faye Matthews Noah, age 80, of Rainbow City Virginia Helen Walker, age 82, of Etowah County Timothy Howard Snyder, age 66, of Rainbow City Patsy Jean Walker Lang, age 81, of Rainbow City Ruby Louise McClellan passed away at age 91 Aletha Lucile Braunns, age 92, of Piedmont Wayne R. Burt, age 85, of Fort Payne Timothy Alan Bell, age 64, of Mentone Larry T. Crowder, age 72, of Guntersville William Ray Noblitt passed away at age 54 Steven Mark Short, age 46, of Gadsden Ruby Lee Bailey passed away at age 75 Wanda Gail Stephens, age 74, of Etowah County Patrick Shane Clough, age 50, of Southside Shirley "Ann" Patterson Weemes, age 74, of Gadsden Mildred Hill Smith, age 91, of Gadsden James Dallas Reeves, age 72, of Tuscaloosa Janet Laverne Crowffoot, age 85, of Southside Ellajay Corbin Willis, age 92, of Gadsden Mildred Beatrice McAninch, age 90, of Gadsden William Joseph Dennison, age 77, of Gadsden Walden "Walt" Buttram passed away at age 70 Dollie Baker Cooper, age 92, of Gadsden Joseph Cox Murphy, age 73, Rainbow City "Mike" Joel Michael Martin, age 57, of Glencoe Michael Duane McAteer, age 63, of Gadsden Jerry Doyle Plunkett, age 78, Formerly of Boaz Gladys Anne Turner, age 95, of Gadsden Timothy Michael Cherry, age 64, of Gadsden Timothy Paul Rouse, age 56, of Southside Virginia Biddle Lasseter, age 82, of Etowah County Collinsville Funeral Home Frances P. "Sissy" Hall Talley, age 77, of Dawson Aubrey Wayne Roberts, age 76, of Collinsville Betty Simpson Sizemore, age 90, of Crossville Cornerstone Funeral Chapel in Ider Phyllis Marie Hubble Whited, age 73, of Flat Rock Glenda Faye Chapman George, age 77, of Rising Fawn, GA Rebecca Nicole Garner Bankston, age 37, of Henagar William Eugene "Gene" Smith, age 59, of Henagar David Cread Roberts, age 71, of Henagar Treba Ann Buchanan Higdon, age 59, of Higdon Frances Elizabeth "Betty" Frazier, age 72, of Flat Rock Tony Ernest Direks, age 61, of Section Bonnie Sue Dixon Bowen, age 89, of Flat Rock Randy Lee Wooten, age 49, of Fort Payne Jeff Ott, age 55, of Pisgah Jewel Dean Smith Whitley, age 84, of Ider Cynthia Ann "Cindy" Lambert, age 60, of Flat Rock
Johnny Wayne Talley, age 71, of Fackler Nadine Smith Meadows, age 79, of Ider Lynell H. Carrell, age 76, of Higdon Cecil Lee Hicks, age 74, of Flat Rock Diona Wilkinson Pike, age 94, of Pisgah Rev. Michael L. O'Dell, age 78, of Pisgah
The Valley Funeral Home Scottsboro and Stevenson
Sonya Golden, no obit listed Grady Ray Breedwell, age 57, of Bridgeport Wilma Cooper, age 85, of Bridgeport Gladys Kirk, age 82, of Bridgeport Judith Armes, age 77, of Scottsboro Doug Evans, no obit listed John Blizard, age 75, of Bridgeport Buddy Crabtree, age 85, of Stevenson Robbie Ledon Parker, age 57, of Bridgeport Marshell Scott, no obit listed Wesley "Sonny" Cooper, age 84, of Bridgeport
Crossville Memorial Chapel Deretha Sue Fountain, age 69, of Crossville David Robert Trussell, age 65, of Crossville Geraldine Funeral Home Mary Evelyn Cole, age 91, of Kilpatrick Magdalene Bright Wilks, age 98, of Albertville Thelma Pauline Sizemore, age 100, formerly of Crossville Guntersville Memorial Chapel Frances Jane Shoemaker Martin, age 94, of Guntersville Tina Mechelle Geckles, age 53, of Guntersville Carole Akin has passed away, no services announced James "Jim" Willard Austin has passed away at age 78 Johnnie Frey has passed away at age 72 Betty June "Junebug" Moon passed away at age 90 Etowah Memorial Chapel Stacey Davenport Scott, age 44, of Attalla Claire Diane Hames, age 65, of Boaz John Allen Holloway, Sr., age 85, of Albertville Wanda Mae Hemby, age 97, of Glencoe Jessie "Butch" Roden, Jr., age 61, of Boaz Clara Lucille Bevel Bishop, age 93, of Boaz John Wayne Ellison, age 73, of Attalla Cecil Allen "C.A." Hallmark, age 86, of Boaz Lance Eugene Johnson, age 56, of Boaz Shirley Ann Badgett Murdock, age 71, of Attalla Dotty J. Walker, age 67, of Altoona James Oliver Keener, age 89, of Gallant Jimmy Terry Bishop, age 69, of Boaz Kay Nix Rattray, age 68, formerly of Centre Kenneth Eugene "Red" Marsh, age 74, of Boaz Kerby Funeral Home in Henagar Dawn Tilley Wheeler, age 56, of Henagar Ruth Crump Hutcherson, age 79, of Rainsville David Johnson, age 73, of Henagar Teresa "Terry" Welch, age 59, of Chattanooga, TN Clyda Roden Edmonds, age 96, of Pisgah Janice Johnson, age 73, of Henagar Ray Guy "Grasshopper", age 78, of Pisgah Christopher Paul Smith, age 60, of Fort Payne Harry Dean Roberts, age 79, formerly of Pisgah Carolyn Willoughby Overturf, age 70, formerly of Ider Marshall Memorial Funeral Home Katie Lee Smith, age 91, of Albertville George Randall "Randy" Burgett, passed away at age 71 Janet Diane Strange Adams, passed away at age 79 Geneva Elaine "Big Easy" Mae, age 50, of Albertville Tammy Lynn McClendon Traylor, age 58, of Albertville Vadine Reynolds Weaver, passed away at age 87 McRae Funeral Home in Boaz Danny "Dink" Hancock, age 47, of Boaz Sarah Louise Vaughn, age 90, of Albertville Ann Sawyer Jones, age 85, of Guntersville Harold Otis Chitwood, age 91, of Albertville Ernest Burt Dodd, age 68, of Boaz Shirley Brock, age 65, of Boaz Christine Gillilan Campbell, age 70, formerly of Boaz Rev. Robert "Bob" Calvert, age 89, of Boaz Howard Williams, age 87, of Boaz Joyce Mansel Johnson, age 76, of Albertville Morgan Funeral Chapel and Crematory Barbara Paulette Pruitt, age 75, of Attalla Kenneth Wayne Smith, age 61, of Gadsden James Earl Reaves, age 76, of Attalla Linda Joy Gilliland Keener, age 80, of Stockbridge, GA Sue Hutchenson, age 90, of Ashville Linda Gail Farley, age 76, of Gadsden Anna Maria Chambers, age 77, of Southside David Earl Smith, age 38, of Ashville Glenda Nell Hazelwood, age 70, of Attalla Susan Marie West, age 62, of Rainbow City Michael LeRoy Swann, age 53, of Rainbow City Brenda Kaye Elrod, age 72, of Gadsden Ronald J. Holbrook, age 84, of Birmingham Terry LaWayne Mulkey, age 58, of Steele Rev. William Thomas Holt, passed away at age 70 Shirley Ann Achzet, age 85, of Gadsden Teddy Ray Thompson, Sr., age 73, of Ashville Jamie Paul Kline, age 70, of Attalla Jackie Lamar Payne, age 70, of Attalla Edward Worthy Clifton, age 97, of Altoona Frances E. Jeffers, age 72, of Gadsden Charles Edward Whisenant, age 54, Gadsden David Allen Brown, age 40, of Gadsden John Lancaster Spalding, passed away at age 75 Bobby Stanfield, age 80, of Boaz Lecil "Cotton" B. Barron, age 92, of Steele Patricia A. Slaten, age 57, of Boaz D. Wayne Holcomb, age 82, of Boaz Sherry Bynum, age 58, of Gadsden Rainsville Funeral Home David Burch, age 75, of Rainsville Ramon Garcia, age 51, of Rainsville Thomas Fernandez, Jr. age 33, of Fyffe Reba Jo Bailey, age 86, of Fort Payne Sandra Mae Ferrell, age 74, of Fyffe Ruby Mae Williams, age 93, of Fort Payne Hazel Frost Anderson, age 90, Henagar Calvin Lenois Thomas, age 68, of Rainsville Sandra Jones, age 60, of Crossville Shelby Jean Bates Harris, age 84, of Fort Lauderdale, FL Alan Boyd Smothers, age 60, of Rainsville Frank Carl Johnson, age 75, of Gallant James A. Sconyers, age 79, of Bessemer
Wilson Funeral Home in Fort Payne Kathy Ann Stone, age 68, of Cedar Bluff Lorna Jean Bailey, age 64, of Gaylesville James Leon Sprayberry passed away at age 85 Irby Ray Farmer, age 88, of Fort Payne Linna Shirey McElroy, age 77, of Fort Payne William "Billy" Madison Tolbert, Jr., age 75, of Fort Payne Catalina Jessica Jimenez, age 20, of Fort Payne Shelba Jean Wigley Roden, age 84, of Cedar Bluff Claude Ray Jenkins, Sr., age 75, of Gaylesville Wydean Watson Edwards, age 99, of Fort Payne James Randall Coker, Sr., age 94, of Collinsville Ronnie Wayne Warren, passed away at age 68 Brittany Alberta Bagwell Hensley, age 38, of Fort Payne Alfred Ray Beason, age 81, of Valley Head Jimmy Johnson, age 79, of Fort Payne Ellon Hawthorne White, age 75, of Fort Payne W.T. Wilson Funeral Home Jeremy Kevin Campbell, age 47, of Henagar Mary Ruth Derrick Anderson, age 88, of Collinsville Kathryne "Kat" Ruth Willoughby, age 87, of Fort Payne Lois Marie Carpenter, age 76, of Collinsville Sue Potts Whaley, age 66, of Huntsville Norma Jean Gilbreath, age 71, of Rainsville Dewey Franklin Cole, age 58, of Fort Payne Elijah Blaine DeWitt Daniel passed away at age 19 Benny Dean Windsor, age 65, of Albertville Freda Gail Bohanon, age 68, of Crossville Linda Alline Earnest, age 70, of Section Donda Lynn Culpepper, age 69, of Fort Payne Carolyn Croft, age 78, of Fyffe Brian Edwin Goulais, age 48, of Henagar Angela Marie Meadows, age 55, of Ider James Lafayette Jones, age 77, of Henagar Kenneth Eugene Greenleaf, age 58, of Huntsville Benton E. Woodall, age 91, of Skyline Howard Wahlon Garner, age 70, of Boaz Roger Allen Harris, age 67, of Boaz Mamie Jeanette Underwood, age 71, of Centre Devell Light, age 81, of Grove Oak J.W. Pope, age 73, of Fort Payne (formerly of Fyffe) Cynthia Jane "Cindy" Swearengin, age 51, of Horton Roy Joe Camp, age 64, of Rainsville JoAnn Wrenn, age 82, of Boaz Doris Garrett, age 77, of Henagar Freda Carmen Flippo, age 59, of Holly Tree Barbara Ann Wallin, age 80, of Fort Payne Nancy Lee McAllister, age 82, of Albertville Aubry Warren Wiseman, age 83, of Fort Payne J. Meliton Rico, age 52, of Sylvania Jacqueline Faulk Mayfield Cooey, age 83, of Westville, FL Maudie Lee Bolding, age 82, of Albertville Johnathan Leevi Moses Meeks, age 19, of Rainsville James Barry Higgins, age 66, of Fort Payne Jason Lee Oylier, age 37, of Rainsville Virginia Sue "Jewell" Guffey, age 83, of Henagar Terry L. Scott, age 64, of Albertville Loretta Sue Rogers, age 55, of Fort Payne Gary Houston Day, age 68, of Fort Payne Dorothy Mae Curry, age 100, of Pisgah Bonnie Louise Godwin passed away at age 72 Donald Wayne Reed, no age listed, of Collinsville Robert Lee Totherow, age 79, of Sylvania Jane Digsby, age 79, of Fyffe Laureene Elena Tucker, age 66, of Geraldine Bobby Manuel Dalton, age 79, of Rainsville Jerry Shaw, age 78, of Dawson Dianne Buse, age 62, of Fyffe Jana Nichole Miller passed away at age 32 Everett Samuel Wallace Sr., age 93, of Rainsville TURKEY SHOOT - There will be a Turkey Shoot at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 20, 2021. The event will be just off Hwy. 35 East of Plainview School in Rainsville. RODEO - The Alabama Little Britches Rodeo will be held November 19-21 at the Northeast Alabama Agri- Business Center in Rainsville. The event starts at 9 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 19. For more info call 256-638-1650. BLOOD DRIVE - There will be a blood drive in front of the Valley Head Town Hall on Friday, December 3, 2021. All those who donate blood will have a chance to win two tickets to Dollywood. CAVERNS CHRISTMAS - The Sequoyah Caverns will host a nightly Christmas at the Caverns from Dec 2-5. Joe Bill Hood, age 76, of Henagar Bill "Soggy" Garner, age 86, of Boaz
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