Magers, Willie M. (30 Oct 1919 - 11 May 2008) [46761].
Husband of Scroggins, Louise (Magers) (21 Dec 1923 - 10 Oct 2014) [46760].
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Deceased: Sarah Anderson
Date: May 8, 2008
Sarah Anderson, 62, of Lubbock went to be with her Lord and Savior Monday, May 5th, 2008, at Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock. Celebration of life will be 1 p.m. Friday, May 9th, at Resthaven Funeral Home. Burial will follow with Rev. Jim Brown officiating. Visitation will be Thursday, 5:30-7 p.m.
Sarah was born April 19, 1946 in Abilene, to Stella and L.M. Scroggins. She lived most of her life in Lubbock and was a 1964 graduate of Monterey High School. She attended South Plains College, Texas Tech. She graduated from the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in 1984 and West Texas A&M in 1991, where she earned her BSN. Her nursing career began at Methodist on the Cardiac Care Unit. She became a Nurse Specialist on the Nutritional Support Team in June 1987. In 1990, Sarah moved to Nurse Specialist of Policy and Procedure where she continued up until her re-cent illness. Sarah's love for patient care and life will live forever in the halls of Covenant Health System. She was highly respected and loved by her coworkers. Sarah's great-est pleasures were being a loving wife of 44 years, a dedicated mother and grandmother to her three granddaughters, who will truly miss their "Mya," and her beloved pets. Her loving and tender spirit also extended to caring for stray an!
imals. She volunteered her time and support to the Haven.
Sarah is survived by her husband, Joe; daughter and son-in-law, Stacey and Darius Linder of Houston; son and daughter-in-law, Joel and Heather Anderson of San Antonio; granddaughters, Peyton Maddison and Arrington Anderson Linder and Stella Victoria Kit-ten Anderson; nieces and great nieces; sister, Dolores Cobb of Tyler; brother and sister-in-law, Milton and Sharon Anderson of Shreveport, La.; and brother-in-law, Tom Tipton of Reno, Nev. She was preceded in death by her parents. We will miss you, wife, mommy, and Mya. In lieu of flowers, memorials maybe made to the Haven Animal Care Shelter 4501 N CR 1729, Lubbock TX, 79403.
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Deceased: HART, Mrs. Shirley
Date: May 3, 2008
Deceased: HART, Mrs. Shirley
Date: May 3, 2008
HART, Mrs. Shirley, a resident of Notasulga, AL, died Monday, April 28, 2008. Viewing is scheduled at McKenzie's Funeral Home for Friday, May 2, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Funeral Services are scheduled for Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. from Beulah Baptist Church, Notasulga, AL, Rev. Willie F. Smith, Sr., Pastor, Rev. Hardy Graves officiating. Interment will follow in Antioch Cemetery, Notasulga, AL. Her survivors include three daughters, Janice (Bernard) Scroggins, Connie Strickland both of Notasulga, AL, Clarice Hart, Auburn, AL; three sons, Felix (Teresa) Bentley, Notasulga, AL, Ralph Bentley, Bronx, NY and L. Hart Jr., Notasulga, AL; 19 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren; five sisters; two brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. McKenzie Funeral Homes
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Thursday, May 08, 2008
Notice for Donel Scroggins
Message: SCROGGINS, Donel, 77, cook, of Georgetown died Friday. Survived by wife Audrew. Visitation 6 p.m. Friday, the Gabriels Funeral Chapel, Georgetown. Services 3 p.m. Saturday, Macedonia Baptist Church, Georgetown. Burial Citizens Memorial Garden, Georgetown. Published in the Austin American-Statesman on 5/8/2008.
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Deceased: Shirley Ruth Krumpelman
Date: May 1, 2008
Deceased: Shirley Ruth Krumpelman
Date: May 1, 2008
COVINGTON – Shirley Ruth Krumpelman, 72, died Tuesday at Florence Park Care Center.
She was an X-ray technician at St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Covington, member of Holy Cross Church, Latonia, the Irish Rovers and the Order of St. Benedict.
Her husband, Paul V. Krumpelman, died in 1988.
Survivors include her daughter, Maria T. Scroggins; sons, Kurt V. and Eric P. Krumpelman; sisters, Eileen Haigis, Jean Norris and Mary Lou Ernst; brothers, Dan, Jim, Bill and Larry Ries; and five grandchildren.
Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Friday and prayer service will be 8:20 a.m. Saturday at Connley Brothers Funeral Home, Latonia. Mass of Christian burial will be 9 a.m. Saturday at Holy Cross Church. Burial will be in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, Taylor Mill.
Memorials: Holy Cross Church, 3612 Church St., Latonia, KY 41015 or Catholic Charities, 3629 Church St., Latonia, KY 41015.
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Deceased: HART, Mrs. Shirley
Date: May 3, 2008
Deceased: HART, Mrs. Shirley
Date: May 3, 2008
HART, Mrs. Shirley, a resident of Notasulga, AL, died Monday, April 28, 2008. Viewing is scheduled at McKenzie's Funeral Home for Friday, May 2, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Funeral Services are scheduled for Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. from Beulah Baptist Church, Notasulga, AL, Rev. Willie F. Smith, Sr., Pastor, Rev. Hardy Graves officiating. Interment will follow in Antioch Cemetery, Notasulga, AL. Her survivors include three daughters, Janice (Bernard) Scroggins, Connie Strickland both of Notasulga, AL, Clarice Hart, Auburn, AL; three sons, Felix (Teresa) Bentley, Notasulga, AL, Ralph Bentley, Bronx, NY and L. Hart Jr., Notasulga, AL; 19 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren; five sisters; two brothers and a host of other relatives and friends.
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Monday, May 05, 2008
Carson Scroggins, ringbearer
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Nalley-Ramsey vows spoken in July rite
Sunday, September 3, 2000
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Stephanie Nalley of Ward (Lonoke County) became the bride of Jeremy Ramsey of Vilonia at 4 p.m. Saturday (July 8, 2000) at Friendship Baptist Church in Conway.
The bride is a daughter of Jimmy and Cathy West of Ward and Bob and Cindy Nalley of Little Rock. The groom is a son of Ken and Pam Teague and Bryan Ramsey, all of Vilonia.
Ken Jordan of Conway performed the double-ring ceremony.
The foyer of the church was decorated with a rectangular oak table featuring the bride's book with matching pen set. The table was accented with a grouping of 12 various sized white candles. Each candle was held in a different shaped glass holder -- hurricane, pedestal and floating bowls. This grouping was centered on a cloud of eggplant-colored satin fabric. A group of three white pedestals holding large Boston ferns was to the left of the bride's book table.
The sanctuary was decorated with eight 72-inch Greek columns. Each pair of columns was connected with a capital which supported large Boston ferns.
Two large arrangements of pale yellow and eggplant gladioluses, magnolias, roses, zinnias, alstroemeria and salidago were placed on pedestals on either side under the sets of columns. Eight tall pillar candles were placed on the altar railing in memory of deceased family members of the couple.
The unity candle was entwined with ivy and was centered with a large white satin-edged organza and tulle bow. Family pews were marked with silver aisle markers holding lighted tapers in glass globes. Each marker was accented with a bow matching that of the unity candle.
Angela Conrad of Conway provided piano music. Alan Terrell of Conway sang "In This Very Room"; Anna Shannon of Conway sang "Only God Could Love You More"; and Brad Ussery of Vilonia sang "I Cross My Heart."
Mr. Nalley escorted his daughter to the altar. The bride wore a sleeveless gown with the bodice trimmed with beaded Venise lace flowing onto the full skirt of organza. The dress also had a satin trim with the same beaded Venise lace. The semi-cathedral train was detachable.
A beaded headband secured her pearl-trimmed illusion. The bride wore pearls given to her by her sister.
The bridal bouquet consisted of a mix of yellow roses, yellow alstroemeria, yellow solidago, white stock, yellow and white daisies and English ivy.
Melissa Sugg of Beebe was her sister's matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Heather Thomasson of Ward, sister of the bride; Courtney Sarratt and Anna Shannon, both of Conway; and Sandra Gamble of Little Rock.
The attendants wore floor-length, eggplant-colored dresses with spaghetti straps made of satin-backed crepe. They carried smaller versions of the bride's bouquet.
Carson Scroggins of Conway was ringbearer and Aubrey Viereck of Conway was flower girl.
Jerry Shannon of Conway served as best man. Groomsmen were Eric Ramsey of Vilonia, brother of the groom; Clay Rodgers of Little Rock; Jacob Langford of Conway; and Raymond Dye of Mabelvale. Ushers were Dan Nalley of Maumelle, brother of the bride; Alan Rainey of Conway; Dustin Teague of Conway, brother of the groom; and Robert King of Vilonia.
The mother of the bride wore a floor-length cream dress with a short-sleeved, satin-trimmed jacket. The stepmother of the bride wore a satin-trimmed periwinkle blue dress. The mother of the groom wore a floor-length spaghetti-strapped navy blue dress with a chiffon overlay cropped jacket.
A reception followed at the church fellowship hall.
The entrance to the reception area was decorated with a white garden fountain and white park bench flanked by large Boston ferns and lighted ficus trees.
The food table featured white skirted serpentine tables centered with a 60-inch round table. This table was staged at three levels with the tallest level holding two large cherub urns supporting Boston ferns. The table was accented with eggplant-colored chiffon and white lights.
Guests were served chicken salad croissants, sausage and ham meatballs, vegetable trays, cheese trays, assorted crackers with crostini cheese and assorted fruits with dips.
Eight round tables were covered with white linen cloths and centered with eight to 10 various shaped -- taper, pillar, round and floating -- candles in assorted glass containers. These groupings were centered on a cloud of eggplant satin fabric.
The focal point of the room was the bride's cake table. A round table was covered with a white linen cloth, topped with a white Damask topper which was gathered in eight swags and centered with satin-edged organza bows. The cake was a seven-tiered cake featuring lemon and Italian cream flavors. The smooth buttercream icing was decorated with dotted Swiss and garnished with fresh flowers similar to those used throughout the wedding.
The focal point of the groom's table was a three-tiered chocolate cake with mocha icing topped with fresh chocolate-covered strawberries. The cake was centered on a square mahogany cake plateau.
One end of the table featured a large glass vase holding a spath lily with a deep blue Beta fish swimming around the roots of the plant. The other end of the table held a large sphere-shaped glass bowl featuring a second Beta fish.
The memory table was covered in a floor-length, white linen cloth.
Pictures of the couple at various stages in their lives were placed on the table.
The table was accented with angels, which the bride collects, and frogs, which the groom collects.
Serving at the bride's cake table were Dana Boyer and Lisa McWilliams of Conway. Serving at the groom's table were Tasha Motley and Becca Wells, both of Vilonia.
Bridget Phillips of Greenbrier presided at the bride's book and also served punch at the reception.
After a trip to Eureka Springs, the couple is at home in Conway.
Nalley-Ramsey vows spoken in July rite
Sunday, September 3, 2000
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Stephanie Nalley of Ward (Lonoke County) became the bride of Jeremy Ramsey of Vilonia at 4 p.m. Saturday (July 8, 2000) at Friendship Baptist Church in Conway.
The bride is a daughter of Jimmy and Cathy West of Ward and Bob and Cindy Nalley of Little Rock. The groom is a son of Ken and Pam Teague and Bryan Ramsey, all of Vilonia.
Ken Jordan of Conway performed the double-ring ceremony.
The foyer of the church was decorated with a rectangular oak table featuring the bride's book with matching pen set. The table was accented with a grouping of 12 various sized white candles. Each candle was held in a different shaped glass holder -- hurricane, pedestal and floating bowls. This grouping was centered on a cloud of eggplant-colored satin fabric. A group of three white pedestals holding large Boston ferns was to the left of the bride's book table.
The sanctuary was decorated with eight 72-inch Greek columns. Each pair of columns was connected with a capital which supported large Boston ferns.
Two large arrangements of pale yellow and eggplant gladioluses, magnolias, roses, zinnias, alstroemeria and salidago were placed on pedestals on either side under the sets of columns. Eight tall pillar candles were placed on the altar railing in memory of deceased family members of the couple.
The unity candle was entwined with ivy and was centered with a large white satin-edged organza and tulle bow. Family pews were marked with silver aisle markers holding lighted tapers in glass globes. Each marker was accented with a bow matching that of the unity candle.
Angela Conrad of Conway provided piano music. Alan Terrell of Conway sang "In This Very Room"; Anna Shannon of Conway sang "Only God Could Love You More"; and Brad Ussery of Vilonia sang "I Cross My Heart."
Mr. Nalley escorted his daughter to the altar. The bride wore a sleeveless gown with the bodice trimmed with beaded Venise lace flowing onto the full skirt of organza. The dress also had a satin trim with the same beaded Venise lace. The semi-cathedral train was detachable.
A beaded headband secured her pearl-trimmed illusion. The bride wore pearls given to her by her sister.
The bridal bouquet consisted of a mix of yellow roses, yellow alstroemeria, yellow solidago, white stock, yellow and white daisies and English ivy.
Melissa Sugg of Beebe was her sister's matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Heather Thomasson of Ward, sister of the bride; Courtney Sarratt and Anna Shannon, both of Conway; and Sandra Gamble of Little Rock.
The attendants wore floor-length, eggplant-colored dresses with spaghetti straps made of satin-backed crepe. They carried smaller versions of the bride's bouquet.
Carson Scroggins of Conway was ringbearer and Aubrey Viereck of Conway was flower girl.
Jerry Shannon of Conway served as best man. Groomsmen were Eric Ramsey of Vilonia, brother of the groom; Clay Rodgers of Little Rock; Jacob Langford of Conway; and Raymond Dye of Mabelvale. Ushers were Dan Nalley of Maumelle, brother of the bride; Alan Rainey of Conway; Dustin Teague of Conway, brother of the groom; and Robert King of Vilonia.
The mother of the bride wore a floor-length cream dress with a short-sleeved, satin-trimmed jacket. The stepmother of the bride wore a satin-trimmed periwinkle blue dress. The mother of the groom wore a floor-length spaghetti-strapped navy blue dress with a chiffon overlay cropped jacket.
A reception followed at the church fellowship hall.
The entrance to the reception area was decorated with a white garden fountain and white park bench flanked by large Boston ferns and lighted ficus trees.
The food table featured white skirted serpentine tables centered with a 60-inch round table. This table was staged at three levels with the tallest level holding two large cherub urns supporting Boston ferns. The table was accented with eggplant-colored chiffon and white lights.
Guests were served chicken salad croissants, sausage and ham meatballs, vegetable trays, cheese trays, assorted crackers with crostini cheese and assorted fruits with dips.
Eight round tables were covered with white linen cloths and centered with eight to 10 various shaped -- taper, pillar, round and floating -- candles in assorted glass containers. These groupings were centered on a cloud of eggplant satin fabric.
The focal point of the room was the bride's cake table. A round table was covered with a white linen cloth, topped with a white Damask topper which was gathered in eight swags and centered with satin-edged organza bows. The cake was a seven-tiered cake featuring lemon and Italian cream flavors. The smooth buttercream icing was decorated with dotted Swiss and garnished with fresh flowers similar to those used throughout the wedding.
The focal point of the groom's table was a three-tiered chocolate cake with mocha icing topped with fresh chocolate-covered strawberries. The cake was centered on a square mahogany cake plateau.
One end of the table featured a large glass vase holding a spath lily with a deep blue Beta fish swimming around the roots of the plant. The other end of the table held a large sphere-shaped glass bowl featuring a second Beta fish.
The memory table was covered in a floor-length, white linen cloth.
Pictures of the couple at various stages in their lives were placed on the table.
The table was accented with angels, which the bride collects, and frogs, which the groom collects.
Serving at the bride's cake table were Dana Boyer and Lisa McWilliams of Conway. Serving at the groom's table were Tasha Motley and Becca Wells, both of Vilonia.
Bridget Phillips of Greenbrier presided at the bride's book and also served punch at the reception.
After a trip to Eureka Springs, the couple is at home in Conway.
Mary Crouch, mo of Frances Crouch Scroggins
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Mary Ruth Crouch
Mary Ruth Crouch, 82, of Searcy, died Sunday (July 11, 2004).
She was a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors are her husband, Brodie, of the home; and two daughters, Frances
Crouch Scroggins of Conway and Vickie Walton of Taylor.
Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at North Arkansas St. Church of
Christ in Springhill, La., under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home.
Searcy arrangements are by Powell Funeral Home.
Bonnie Hall, dau of Bonnie Jean Scroggins Dillon
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Mrs. Hall
Sunday, July 15, 2001
Mrs. Bonnie Annita Hall, 40, of Guy died Thursday (July 12, 2001) at home.
Born July 30, 1960, in Ridgecrest, Calif., a daughter of Barney Dillion and the late Bonnie Jean Scroggins Dillion, she was a member of the Church of Christ at Guy.
Other survivors are her husband, Michael Hall; a sister, Doris Cook; a son, Ronnie Dillion; two stepsons, Jason and Chris Hall; and a grandson.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Monday at the Church of Christ in Guy.
Burial will be in Copperas Springs Cemetery in Guy by Griffin Leggett-Conway. Visitation will be 2 to 4 p.m. today.
Mrs. Hall
Sunday, July 15, 2001
Mrs. Bonnie Annita Hall, 40, of Guy died Thursday (July 12, 2001) at home.
Born July 30, 1960, in Ridgecrest, Calif., a daughter of Barney Dillion and the late Bonnie Jean Scroggins Dillion, she was a member of the Church of Christ at Guy.
Other survivors are her husband, Michael Hall; a sister, Doris Cook; a son, Ronnie Dillion; two stepsons, Jason and Chris Hall; and a grandson.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Monday at the Church of Christ in Guy.
Burial will be in Copperas Springs Cemetery in Guy by Griffin Leggett-Conway. Visitation will be 2 to 4 p.m. today.
Sunday, May 04, 2008
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Merced Sun-Star, The (CA)-May 27, 2006
The White Horse Inn in Three Rivers will be the setting June 24 for the wedding of Jennifer Rhiannon Scroggins and Christopher Michael Condon. The couple will make their home in Pensacola, Fla. The bride-elect is the daughter of Julie and Michael Brittain of Hanford and Ron Scroggins of Wyoming. Condon's parents are Karla Sutton of Bessemer City, N.C., and Robert and Judi Condon of Las Vegas, Nev.
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Merced Sun-Star, The (CA)-May 27, 2006
The White Horse Inn in Three Rivers will be the setting June 24 for the wedding of Jennifer Rhiannon Scroggins and Christopher Michael Condon. The couple will make their home in Pensacola, Fla. The bride-elect is the daughter of Julie and Michael Brittain of Hanford and Ron Scroggins of Wyoming. Condon's parents are Karla Sutton of Bessemer City, N.C., and Robert and Judi Condon of Las Vegas, Nev.
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Saturday, May 03, 2008
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Deceased: Shirley Ruth Krumpelman
Date: May 1, 2008
Deceased: Shirley Ruth Krumpelman
Date: May 1, 2008
COVINGTON – Shirley Ruth Krumpelman, 72, died Tuesday at Florence Park Care Center.
She was an X-ray technician at St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Covington, member of Holy Cross Church, Latonia, the Irish Rovers and the Order of St. Benedict.
Her husband, Paul V. Krumpelman, died in 1988.
Survivors include her daughter, Maria T. Scroggins; sons, Kurt V. and Eric P. Krumpelman; sisters, Eileen Haigis, Jean Norris and Mary Lou Ernst; brothers, Dan, Jim, Bill and Larry Ries; and five grandchildren.
Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Friday and prayer service will be 8:20 a.m. Saturday at Connley Brothers Funeral Home, Latonia. Mass of Christian burial will be 9 a.m. Saturday at Holy Cross Church. Burial will be in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, Taylor Mill.
Memorials: Holy Cross Church, 3612 Church St., Latonia, KY 41015 or Catholic Charities, 3629 Church St., Latonia, KY 41015.
Online condolences to connleybrothersfuneralhome.com
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Friday, May 02, 2008
Debra Scroggins
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SCROGGINS, Debra passed away April 25, 2008.
Survived by mother, Alice Gibbs-Jones;
children, Michael and Tiffany; and other
family. Service Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 1pm
at St. John Baptist, 741 E. 10th St., Long
Beach. Long Beach Colonial Mortuary (562)
436-1601
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on 5/2/2008.
SCROGGINS, Debra passed away April 25, 2008.
Survived by mother, Alice Gibbs-Jones;
children, Michael and Tiffany; and other
family. Service Saturday, May 3, 2008 at 1pm
at St. John Baptist, 741 E. 10th St., Long
Beach. Long Beach Colonial Mortuary (562)
436-1601
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Deceased: SCROGGIN, Barbara Ann
Date: April 28, 2008
Deceased: SCROGGIN, Barbara Ann
Date: April 28, 2008
SCROGGIN Barbara Ann (nee Hulett) beloved wife of Eugene Scroggin; devoted mother of Ann Sexton, Virginia Sadrzadeh and Mary Harris; dear grandmother of three grandchildren. Friday, April 25, 2008. Residence Fort Thomas, Ky.; age 75 years. Visitation Tuesday 5 to 7 PM at the First Baptist Church of Fort Thomas, 600 N. Ft. Thomas Ave. followed by a Funeral Service at 7 PM. The Muehlenkamp Erschell Fort Thomas Funeral Home is serving the family. Another visitation will be Wednesday 10 to 11 AM at the Elliston Stanley Funeral Home in Williamstown, Ky. Memorials requested to W.I.S.E. Trust Fund, Hulett Family Scholarship Fund, 300 Helton St., Williamstown, Ky. 41097.
Funeral Home: Dobbling-Muehlenkamp& Erschell
Funeral Date: Apr. 29, 7 p.m.
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Deceased: Janice Margaret Stevenson
Date: April 29, 2008
HEREFORD - Janice Margaret Stevenson, 67, died Sunday, April 27, 2008.
Celebration of Life services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Trinity Fellowship Church, 401 W. Park Ave., with Pastor Wayne Kniffen officiating. Burial will be in West Park Cemetery. Arrangments are by Hereford Heritage Funeral Home.
Janice was born Feb. 2, 1941, in Goldthwaite to V. Jack and Estelena Doggett Hill. She moved to Hereford from Plainview in 1962. Janice worked for K-Bob's Restaurant for over 20 years before her retirement.
Survivors include two daughters, Debbie Treff and husband Adam and Sandra Fowler and husband Don, all of Hereford; two sons, Randy Scroggins and wife Margie and Rick Scroggins and wife Kristy, all of Hereford; three brothers, David Hill of Springdale, Ark., and Kenneth Hill and Willard Hill of Fayetteville, Ark.; 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be in lieu of flowers to a favorite charity.
Amarillo Globe-News, April 29, 2008
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Notice for Nancy L. Blank
Message: [Granddaughter of 32083 & 45904] Nancy L. Blank Nancy L. Blank, 67, of Aurora passed away on Wednesday April 23, 2008 at Rush-Copley Hospital. She was born October 1, 1940 in Aurora. Nancy worked at Rush-Copley Hospital for many years. She was a member of Morningstar Community Church. Survivors include her brothers, Don R. (Patsy) Blank of Longview, Texas and Ray A. (Lydia E.) Blank of Corpus Christi, Texas; as well as several nieces, nephews and cousins Nancy was preceded in death by her grandparents, Charles E. and Agnes Scroggins; and a sister, Jacqueline Blank. Private graveside services were held at Riverside Cemetery, Montgomery. Arrangements were finalized under the direction of The Healy Chapel, 332 W. Downer Pl., Aurora. For further information, please call 630-897-9291 or visit our website at www.healychapel.com Published in the Beacon News on 4/30/2008.
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Southern Illinoisan (Carbondale, IL)-October 24, 2002
FRANKLIN COUNTY
DUI AND OTHER TRAFFIC
Oct. 6
Amy J. Smith, 29, 507 South Broadway, Sesser; DUI citation by Sesser Police Department.
Gary L. Key, 35, 6673 1st East, Logan, Ill.; DUI citation by West City Police Department.
Timothy J. Brewer, 25, 1036 Henley Dr., Ashland City, Tenn.; DUI citation by Illinois State Police.
Oct. 8
Robert E. Williams, 44, 603 Reed, Benton; DUI citation by West City Police Department.
Oct. 9
James R. Raymond, 33, 4320 Catherine Drive, Crestwood, Ky.; DUI citation by West Frankfort Police Department.
Oct. 9
Peter Knudsen, 23, 401 Gay St., Carbondale; DUI citation.
DUI DISPOSITIONS
Oct. 9
Daniel M. Kern, 321 Chittyville Road, Herrin was charged with 2 DUI's. He pleaded guilty to count 1 and was sentenced to 12 months conditional discharge. He was ordered to pay a $200 fine plus costs. Count 2 was dismissed.
Holly E. Depler, 501 W. North St., Sesser was charged with a DUI. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 2 years court supervision. She was ordered to pay costs only.
Frank J. Horton, 613 W. Main St. Waltonville was charged with a DUI. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced o 12 months conditional discharge. He was ordered to pay a $400 fine including costs.
Kevin J. Combs, 106 Pyne, Marion was charged with 2 counts DUI. On count 1 he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 12 months court supervision. He was ordered to pay a $900 fine including costs. Count 2 was dismissed.
Oct. 10
Dustin T. McConnaughhay, 903 Warren Ave., Mt. Vernon was charged with a DUI. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 1 year conditional discharge. He was ordered to pay a $500 fine plus costs. Plus perform 100 hours of public service work.
JACKSON COUNTY
DUI AND OTHER TRAFFIC
Sept. 25
Tytus B. Banker of 120 N. Eighth, Herrin: DUI. Bond set at $1,000.
Sept. 28
Alexis D. Stamatikos of 509 S. Green, Anna: DUI. No indication if bond was set.
Sept. 29
Ishan Paisal of 800 E. Grand, #34A, Carbondale: DUI. Bond set at $3,000.
Sept. 30
Christopher R. Vaughn of 910 W. Sycamore, Murphysboro: DUI. No indication if bond was set.
Oct. 1
Amanda M. Doherty of 223 Highlander, Carbondale: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.
Sheamarie R. Barnes of 2317 Commercial Dr., Murphysboro: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.
Oct. 3
Lawrence J. Amos of 125 S. Mason Ave., Chicago: DUI. Bond set at $3,000.
Ernst C. Krummrich of 615 N. Oakland, Carbondale: DUI. Bond set at $1,000.
Joey R. Munds of 1007 E. Illinois, Marion: DUI. Bond set at $3,000.
Charles A. Tidwell of 203 S. Gray Dr., Carbondale: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.
Oct. 5
Edward C. Miles of 5576 Hwy. 149, DeSoto: DUI. No indication if bond was set.
Oct. 6
Charles W. Adams of Mobile Ranch 31, Murphysboro: DUI. Bond set at $1,000.
Kenneth C. Huck of 511 N. Allyn, Carbondale: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.
James A. Schott of 173 McDowell Rd., Murphysboro: driving while license revoked. Bond set at $1,000.
Tyriece M. Kennedy of 9423 S. Racine, Chicago: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.
Kelvin B. Smith of 411 Winnebago, Park Forest: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.
Oct. 7
Troy L. Nelson Jr. of 2339 Roblee, Murphysboro: DUI. Bond set at $3,000.
Christopher M. Ahner of 1925 Minton, Murphysboro: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.
Troy L. Nelson Jr. of 2339 Roblee, Murphysboro: driving while license revoked. Bond set at $3,000.
Oct. 8
Steven L. Singleton of 774 Battura Rd., Soneset Township: driving while license revoked. Bond set at $3,000.
DUI DISPOSITIONS
Sept. 27
Jessica N. Green of 204 N. Second St., Elkville, pled guilty to DUI. Court supervision for a period of 12 months, $475 fine and alcohol/substance abuse evaluation and follow-up treatment.
Brandon G. Robertson of 108 Jackson St., Gorham, pled guilty to DUI. Court supervision for a period of 12 months, $500 fine and alcohol/substance abuse evaluation and follow-up treatment.
Elizabeth A. Hicks of 4116 Victoria Ave., Mt. Vernon, pled guilty to DUI. Court supervision for a period of 12 months, $490 fine and begin substance abuse treatment program.
Marcua M. Dooley of 522 Bridgewood, Murphysboro, pled guilty to DUI. Court supervision for a period of 12 months, $500 fine and alcohol/substance abuse evaluation and follow-up treatment.
Scott A. Harris of 68 Lake Indiana Hills Ridge, Carbondale, pled guilty to reckless driving. Probation for a period of 12 months, $1,000 fine and begin substance abuse treatment plan.
Lindsey L. Gillespie of RR 1, Box 49, St. Francisville, pled guilty to DUI. Probation for a period of 12 months, $480 fine, perform 100 hours of public service work and alcohol/substance abuse evaluation and follow-up treatment.
Nancy E. Baker of 125 Baggott, Zeigler, pled guilty to reckless driving. Probation for a period of 12 months, $580 fine and alcohol/substance abuse evaluation and follow-up treatment.
Jamie H. Ambrosio of 1938 N. Seventh St., Ext. 1, Murphysboro, pled guilty to DUI. Probation for a period of 12 months, $400 fine, serve 90 days in Jackson County Jail and alcohol/substance abuse evaluation and follow-up treatment.
Robert A. Marfio of 903 N. 23rd St., Murphysboro, pled guilty to DUI. Court supervision for a period of 12 months, $480 fine and begin substance abuse treatment program.
PERRY COUNTY
DUI AND OTHER TRAFFIC
Sept. 26
Dusty J. Mansfield, 77, of 507 Vogel St., P.O. Box 395, Dowell; failure to yield from a private drive. Released with notice to appear.
Oct. 2
Charles R. Kuhnert, 34, of 8879 Kimmel Road, Du Quoin; failure to wear a seat belt. Released after posting driver's license as bond.
Oct. 4
Robert J. Morgan, 40, of 501 Ponderosa St., Apt. 3, O'Fallon; operation of a vehicle with expired registration sticker. Released on $75 individual bond.
Oct. 5
Brandon V. Taylor, 22, of 14215 E. Capitol St., Springfield; operating an uninsured motor vehicle and speeding 77 mph in a 55 mph zone. Released after posting driver's license as bond. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
James E. Eaton, 65, of 428 N. Pope St., Du Quoin; operating an uninsured motor vehicle. Released with notice to appear. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Christopher R Hawkins, 17, of 327 E. Main St., Du Quoin; operating an uninsured motor vehicle. Released on $2,000 individual bond. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Oct. 6
Barbara K. George, 52, of Box 1262, Vienna; improper lane usage. Release with notice to appear.
Oct. 7
Tommy D. Mezo, 35, of 424 N. Walnut, Du Quoin; operating an uninsured motor vehicle. Released with notice to appear. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Chance W. Townsend, 31, of 1364 Bloomington St., Marion; disobeying a traffic control device. Released with notice to appear.
Oct. 8
George Kapusta, of 1274 W. No Name Road, Carbondale; passing a school bus while loading or unloading. He was released with notice to appear. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Kenneth A. Saffell, 25, of R.R. 2,, Box 98A, Shipman; driving while license suspended. Released after posting $100 cash bond. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Loren D. Hawkins, 67, of 5098 State Route 13, Pinckneyville; disobeying a traffic control device. Released with notice to appear.
Andrew W. Prior, 18, of 4420 Hitt Road, Tamaroa; operating an uninsured motor vehicle and failure to wear a seat belt. Released after posting driver's license as bond. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Oct. 9
Kevin R. Harris, 18, of 124 E. Cole St, Du Quoin; failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Released after posting driver's license as bond.Oct. 10
Dale Flick and Canadian National/Illinois Central Railroad, 600 Gilmore St., Centralia; obstruction of railroad crossing. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Gabriel A. Compton, 17, of 41 Sunny Lane, Pinckneyville; failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Released after posting driver's license as bond.
Oct. 11
Mary Kate Swan, 25, of 501 S. Jefferson St., Anna; operating an uninsured motor vehicle and speeding 77 mph in a 55 mph zone. Released with notice to appear. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12.
Oct. 12
Rebecca L. Harris, 25, of 8219 Shamrock Road, Tamaroa; failure to wear a seat belt. Released with notice to appear.
William T. Walker, 46, of 3169 Tanglefoot Road, Du Quoin; failure to wear a seat belt. Released with notice to appear.
Joseph M. Scroggins, 35, of 104 N. 8th Ave., Kankakee; failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Released after posting driver's license as bond.
Oct. 13
John L. Morgan, 27, of 230 N. Walnut St., Du Quoin; two counts of DUI, speeding 35 mph in a 20 mph zone, and driving without front registration plate. Released after posting $300 cash bond. First court appearance set for 9 a.m. Nov. 12. Illinois State Police citations.
UNION COUNTY
DUI AND OTHER TRAFFIC
Oct. 8
Michael R. McCleland of 120 Casper Ave., Cobden: DUI. Citation issued by State Police. Bond set at $3,000.
DUI DISPOSITIONS
Oct. 1
Vincente Vertiz of Jonesboro Public Square, Jonesboro, pled guilty to DUI. Court supervision for a period of 12 months and $750 fine.
Joseph R. Burton of 1323 E. Pleasant Hill Rd., #12, Carbondale, pled guilty to driving while license suspended. $250 fine and serve seven days in County Jail.
Edward R. Molter Jr. of 350 San Diego Rd., #29, Carbondale, pled guilty to driving while license suspended. Conditional discharge for a period of 12 months and $500 fine.
Randy S. Abbott of 5784 W. Stotlar Rd., Carterville, pled guilty to driving while license revoked. $1,000 fine and serve ten days in County Jail.
Michael A. Bell of 2961 Sixth St. W., Cedar Rapids, IA, pled guilty to driving while license suspended. $250 fine.
Oct. 2
William R. Rowan of 12th Church St., Makanda, pled guilty to driving while license suspended. $1,000 fine and serve 180 days in County Jail.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY
DUI AND OTHER TRAFFIC
Sept. 25
Jeffrey Allen Wienhoff, 40, 1030 Riverchase Road, Huntsville, Ala.; DUI citation by Illinois State Police.
Sept. 27
Steve P. Dalton, 35, 306 Line, Creal Springs; DUI citation by Creal Springs Police Department.
Sept. 28
James F. Wilson, 21, 203 W. 3rd St., Johnston City; DUI citation by Johnston City Police Department.
Sept. 29
Kevin E. Dodson, 20, 912 S. 12th St., Herrin; DUI citation by Johnston City Police Department.
Justin L. Robbins, 22, 1113 E. Griggs Street, Marion; DUI citation by Marion Police Department.
Oct. 4
Michael Sean Storey, 31, 402 S. Meadow St., Royalton; DUI citation by Illinois State Police.
Oct. 5
Allen M. Wynn, 37, 1700 N. 14th St., Herrin; DUI citation by Herrin Police Department.
Oct. 6
Shawn David Flowers, 29, 200 Energy Lane, Energy; DUI citation by Energy Police Department.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
July 11
William Kyle Smith, and Kiley Kay Todd, both of Mulkeytown.
July 12
Daniel Curtis Scroggins, and Elizabeth Ann McCluskey, both of West Frankfort.
Cory Lee Parkis, and Misty Renee Melvin, both of Zeigler.
Lester Keith Hill, and Shannon Michelle House, both of Benton.
Ricky Van Key, and Julie Anna Key, both of Benton.
July 13
Joel David Ward, Galatia, and Kimberlie Ann Gruny, Johnston City.
July 14
Jay Bernard Lentz, and Alison Mae Clarke, both of Ewing.
William Spain Jr. and Kerry J. Pierson, both of West Frankfort.
Joseph Larry Toms and Linsey Jo Neal, both of Benton.
DIVORCES GRANTED
July 11
Herbert Earl Moore, petitioner, Colbert County, Ala. and Cynthia Kristen Moore, Franklin County. (both over the age of 19)
Melody Shelton, 44, petitioner, and Steven Shelton, 50, both of West Frankfort.
July 12
Monica Lynn Scott, 30, petitioner, Sesser, and Raymond Lee Scott, 31, Buckner.
DIVORCES DISMISSED
July 12
Cathy Rackley, 45, petitioner, Pinckneyville, and Monty Rackley, 41, Sesser.
JACKSON COUNTY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
July 12
Kenneth R. Periman and Mee-Sook Kim, both of Herrin.
July 13
Harry R. Tolley and Karen V. Moore, both of Carbondale.
July 14
Adrian L. Owens and Ashley N. Howard, both of Sparta.
Justin A. Caraway and Lacey M. Graeff, both of Olive Branch.
Benjamin R. Wright and Peggy J. Pearson, both of Murphysboro.
DIVORCES FILED
July 11
Deirdre D. Henderson, 38, petitioner, Carterville, and Gary D. Henderson, 48, of Carbondale.
Heather R. Tholen, 28, petitioner, and Amer A. Abughazaleh, 31, both of Carbondale.
July 13
Martha Nimmo, 42, petitioner, Grand Tower, and Bobby Nimmo, 49, of Murphysboro.
Darrell G. Eisenhauer, 39, petitioner, Murphysboro, and Jacqueline J. Eisenhauer, 43, of Spring Hill, FL.
PERRY COUNTY
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
July 13
Chase Michael Lincoln, 20, and Madison Victoria Hagene, 19, both of Pinckneyville.
July 15
Charles T. Tilley, 48, and Maria L. Carvalho, 43, both of Du Quoin.
DIVORCE PETITIONS FILED
July 5
Shelly Bochantin, 32, petitioner and Ronald Bochantin, 32, both of Nashville.
July 7
Angela Vaughn, 38, petitioner of Pinckneyville and Blake Vaughn, 36, of Marion.
July 11
Tanya Ray Wagner, 29, petitioner of Cutler and Bryan Lee Wagner, 30, of Ava.
UNION COUNTY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
July 9
Dennis M. Kilmer, 56, and Judith A. Schlenker, 55, both of Cobden.
George J. Hickam, 58, Jonesboro, and Kimberly A. Ralls, 37, of Anna.
July 15
Justin T. Barlow, 22, and Niki R. Guined, 18, both of Anna.
DIVORCES FILED
July 11
Rory J. Jaros, 54, petitioner, and Margaret J. Jaros, 53, both of Cobden.
April L. Stokes, 32, petitioner, Anna, and Chaves R. Stokes, 32, of Winnebago.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
July 7 to July 13
Randy L. Lattuada, and Misty L. Harvel, both of Herrin.
Korey E. Baldwin, and Brianna N. Irvin, both of Herrin.
Matthew W. Kent, and Kelly L. Myers, both of Springfield, Ill.
Jonathan P. Mocaby, and Carrie L. Novinsky, both of Thompsonville.
Vincent J. Rieger, Freeman Spur, and Lori B. Fietsam, Marion.
Stephen L. Hafliger, and Kathy S. Prince, both of Herrin.
Jason G. Hearn, and Michelle D. Smothers, both of West Frankfort.
Gabriel L. Fuchs, and Michele L. Ruebke, both of Carterville.
Benjamin H. Essex, and Rachael A. Smoot, both of Carterville.
Charles A. Overbey, and Cathy D. Lacy, both of Herrin.
Larry E. Falaster, Murphysboro, and Marilyn J. Murphy, Carbondale.
Donald R. Buie, and Marlon A. Marshall, both of Marion.
DIVORCES FILED
July 7
Judy Kay Beasley, 55, petitioner, Marion, and William Darrell Beasley, 59, State of Illinois.
July 8
Karla Evone Winslow, 47, petitioner, and Bradley Russell Winslow, 48, both of Vienna.
Monica Zaworski, 33, petitioner, Marion, and James P. Zaworski, 39, Taiwan, China.
Mark Sanders, 43, petitioner, and Jodie E. M. Sanders, 36, both of Hurst.
July 12
Sherry Gibbens, 34, petitioner, and James Gibbens, 36, both of Johnston City.
July 13
Lisa Meneese, 39, petitioner, and Johny Meneese, 41, both of Cambria.
DIVORCES GRANTED
July 11
Larron Chad Bearden, 26, petitioner, West Frankfort, and Starla Jean Bearden, 19, Marion.
Talitha Ann Simms, 20, petitioner, Marion, and Christopher Lee Simms, 26, Mt. Vernon.
John M. Barwick, III, 28, petitioner, and Angela L. Barwick, 32, both of Marion.
Ian Andrew Owdom, petitioner, Carterville, and Ryan Nichole Ewing, Herrin.
July 13
Mike Smoot, 31, petitioner, and Lori Smoot, 31, both of Marion.
Angelia Michaele McGrath, 25, petitioner, and Joseph Dewayne McGrath 36, both of Herrin.
DIVORCES DISMISSED
July 11
Aaron D. Jones, 43, petitioner, Williamson County, and Saundra Jones, 43, Herrin.
Jimmy Lee Starnes, 36, petitioner, and Deanna Lea Starnes, 34, both of Marion.
July 12
Daniel Lee Austin, 44, petitioner, and Brenda Rose Austin, 46, both of Herrin.
PETITION TO ENROLL JUDGMENT OF ANOTHER STATE GRANTED
July 11
Timothy A. Derby, petitioner, Spokane, Wash, and Jaraun M. Derby, a.k.a Jaraun M. Mustain, Williamson County.
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY
MARRIAGES, DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
From Sept. 13 to Sept. 19
Shane A. Sanson, and Jessica A. Force, both of Marion.
Tracy S. Brust, Fort Campbell, Ky. And Tammy A. Beckett, Hurst.
Arthur R. Morris, and Crystal A. Russell, both of Marion.
Larry A. Van Meter, and Mary F. Nall, both of Marion.
Thomas W. Herron, III, and Jennifer R. Linck, both of Marion.
Brian L. Kline, and Nicole D. Roberts, both of Carbondale.
Tyler A. Young, and Lacey B. Agans, both of Marion.
Patrick J. Gurley, and Kimberly A. Dunn, both of Herrin.
DIVORCES FILED
Sept. 12
Elizabeth A. Scroggins, 37, petitioner, West Frankfort, and Daniel C. Scroggins, 27, Kaufman, Texas.
Sept. 13
Terry Godbey, 34, petitioner, Pittsburg, and Regina Godbey, 29, address unknown
Sept. 14
Neil Allen Wallace, 22, petitioner, Oak Grove, Ky. and Danielle Elaine Wallace 22, address unknown.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Sept. 13
Deborah L. Gilliam, 36, petitioner, and Richard L. Gilliam, 46, both of Creal Springs.
Sept. 17
Randolph C. Squire, 41, petitioner, and Donella L. Squire, 36, both of Marion.
Traci D. Morrison, 32, petitioner, Marion, and Patrick E. Morrison, 35, State of Illinois
Sept. 18
Jessica Taylor, 23, petitioner, Carterville, and Nicholas Anthony Taylor, 27, West Frankfort.
Gregory B. Cripps, 37, petitioner, Benton, an d Kristina Cripps, 33, Williamson County.
Sept. 19
David C. Homoya, 61, petitioner, and Kendra Kay Homoya, 55, both of Hurst.
FELONIES
FELONIES FILED
Sept. 6
Manuel E. Morales, address not stated has been charged with unlawful delivery of controlled substance. Court date Sept. 24.
Sept. 10
George A. Luna, address not stated has been charged with aggravated intimidation. Court date Oct. 1.
Sept. 12
Jerri L. Corkran, 708 Toby Drive, Marion has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date Oct. 15.
Jewell A. Neal, 309 Crestview Lane, Carbondale has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date Oct. 15.
Kimberly A. West, 901 Radcliffe, Apt. 4, Marion has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date Oct. 15.
Sept. 14
Christopher Pierce, Williamson County Jail has been charged with criminal damage to government supported property. Court date Oct. 1.
Andy R. Morrison, 200 N. Maze, Goreville has been charged with forgery. Court date Oct. 1.
FELONY DISPOSITIONS
Sept. 4
Vernon Colbroth, 301 Union, P O Box 281, Creal Springs was charged with aggravated fleeing or attempt to elude a police officer. He pleaded guilty and was placed on sentence of conviction. He was ordered to pay costs only. Plus serve 60 days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served. DNA previously ordered and provided.
Miguel Perez, 108 Water St. Johnston City was charged with aggravated fleeing or attempt to elude a police officer. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 12 months conditional discharge. He was ordered to pay costs only. Plus he was ordered to serve 90 days in the Williamson County Jail. .
Mike A. DePew, address not stated was charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of a child. The 1st charge was dismissed. The 2nd charge reduced to misdemeanor. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 24 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $500 fine plus costs and surcharges. He was ordered to serve 107 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served. He is to obtain a sex offender evaluation and follow recommended treatment. He is to have no contact with victim.
Ebony A. Bradley, 800 W. Grand 19 D, Carbondale was charged with retail theft. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 12 months conditional discharge He was ordered to pay a $300 fine plus costs and surcharges. Plus serve 3 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served.
Sept. 7
William A. Fisher, Jr. 1300 S. Court St. Marion was charged with domestic battery. Charges were dismissed.
Nickolas R. Montgomery, 1609 N. 11th St Herrin was charged with aggravated battery, domestic battery, unlawful interference with the reporting of domestic violence and criminal damage to property. He was found guilty to the 1st charge and was sentenced to 30 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $200 DV fine. Plus serve 17 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Credit for time served. He is to complete FVIP plus obtain a substance abuse and mental health evaluation and follow countermeasures. All other charges were dismissed .
William A. Fisher, 1302 S. Court St. Marion was charged with domestic battery and unlawful interference with the reporting of domestic violence. He pleaded guilty to the 1st charge and was sentenced to 30 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $200 fine plus costs and surcharges. He was ordered to pay a $200 DV fine plus a $10 DB fine. Restitution to be named at later date. He was ordered to serve 67 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served. He is to complete FVIP, plus obtain an alcohol evaluation and follow treatment. The 2nd charge was dismissed.
Sept. 10
Eugene R. Phillips, 709 N. Garfield St. Marion was charged with domestic battery. Charges were dismissed.
Eugene Phillips, 709 N. Garfield, Marion was charged with child sex offender in school zone, Charges were dismissed.
Mary A. Smothers, 2100 W. Main St. No. 32, Marion was charged with retail theft. Charges were dismissed.
Mary A. Smothers, 2100 W. Main St. No. 32, Marion was charged with retail theft. Charges were dismissed.
Nikola J. Vojodich, 9990 Day Road, Marion was charged with meth manufacturing and meth precursor. Both charges were dismissed.
Matthew J. Norris, 19198 Saint St. Marion was charged with meth manufacturing. Charges were dismissed.
Austin K. Stephens, 1400 Durham Drive, Johnston City was charged with unlawful damage to property. Charges were dismissed.
Bonnie Denise Hart, 710 N. 23rd St. Herrin was charged with criminal damage to government property. Nolle Prosequi.
Joseph Garrison, 17082 Malone Road, Thompsonville was charged with unlawful possession of controlled substance and unlawful possession of cannabis. He was found guilty to the 1st charge and was sentenced to 24 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $500 fine, a VCV fine of $20, the court costs., and a $25 per months probation fee. He was ordered to submit to DNA testing and pay a $200 DNA fee. Plus perform 30 hours community service. He shall refrain from having in his body the presence of any illicit drug prohibited by the cannabis control act. He is to undergo a drug abuse evaluation and shall enroll in and cooperate with and complete any treatment . The 2nd charge was dismissed.
Tina K. Hill, 300 N. Line, Creal Springs was charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance and possession of meth. The 1st charge was dismissed. She was found guilty to the meth charge and was sentenced to 24 months probation. She was ordered to pay a $500 fine a VCV fine of $20, court costs, a $500 assessment fine, a $20 crime stoppers fee, a $50 drug fine a $100 lab fee, a $100 public defenders fee and a $25 per months probation fee. She was ordered to submit to a DNA testing and shall pay a $200 DNA testing fee. She was ordered to undergo a drug abuse evaluation and enroll in, cooperate with and complete any treatment recommended.
Sept. 11
Jennifer Hoppe, 2703 Merchant Dr. Marion was charged with aggravated domestic battery, and aggravated battery. Both charges were Nolle Prosequi.
Marquita S. Baldwin, 511 S. Eason, Carbondale was charged with retail theft. Charges were dismissed.
Donald E. Karamichos, 823 Young Court, Carterville was charged with unlawful use of weapons. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 24 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $200 fine plus costs and surcharges. He was ordered to serve 148 days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served. May transfer to Michigan.
Marquita S. Baldwin, 511 S. Eason Dr. Carbondale was charged with retail theft. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $200 fine plus costs and surcharges. He is to get a substance abuse evaluation and follow any treatment probation sets up.
Bryan K. Etheridge, 621 Fern Clyffe Road, Goreville was charged with deceptive practice. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 24 months court supervision. He was ordered to pay a $20 crime stoppers fee. He is to return to court March 21st. 08. He must sign release so probation can monitor his drug prescription.
Sept. 12
James E. Thome, 114 N. Seminary, P O Box 2, Creal Springs was charged with forgery. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 months probation. He was ordered to pay restitution in the sum of $536.98. Plus serve 120 days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for 96 days served.
Kerry Michael Akes, 2200 A. Nicole Lane, Marion was charged with unlawful restraint and unlawful possession of cannabis. He pleaded guilty to the 1st charge and was sentenced to 30 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $200 DV fine. Plus serve 90 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served. He is to complete FVIP and obtain a substance abuse evaluation and follow treatment. The 2nd charge was dismissed.
Sept. 14
Rican L. Haught, 919 E. Main St. Marion was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
MISDEMEANORS
MISDEMEANORS FILED
Sept. 13
Phillip E. Mills, 909 E .Boyton St. Marion has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date Oct. 11.
Ludene Dunham, 100 Rock St. Marion has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date Oct. 11.
Sept. 14
Charles Sullins, Jr. 108 Cedar Grove Road, Marion has been charged with disorderly conduct. Court date Oct. 11.
Robyn L. Finley, 18100 New Dennison Road, Marion has been charged with aggravated assault and domestic battery. Court date Oct. 15,
MISDEMEANOR DISPOSITION
Sept. 3
Michael G. Ravallette, 1606 Kiowa, Marion was charged with aggravated assault. He pleaded guilty and was placed on sentence of conviction. He was ordered to pay costs only. Plus serve 60 days in the Williamson County Jail. Time served on companion case of DT concurrent.
Sept. 4
Robyn Childress, 303 East Boulevard, Marion was charged with domestic battery. Nolle Prosequi.
Amanda J. Tripp, 200 E. Broadway Apt. 4, Johnston City was charged with resisting a peace officer. Nolle Prosequi.
Candice R. Hargis, 1260 Cardinal Road, Carbondale was charged with theft. Charges were dismissed.
Joshua J. May, 13666 Bloomington St. Marion was charged with unlawful consumption of alcohol by a minor. Admitted the PTR and was placed on sentence of conviction. He was ordered to serve 12 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Credit for time served.
Kenton A. Temple, 1605 S. 13th St. Herrin was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting a peace officer. The 1st charge was dismissed. He pleaded guilty to the 2nd charge and was sentenced to 12 months conditional discharge. He was ordered to pay $100 fine plus costs and surcharges. He was ordered to serve 48 hours in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served. He is to have no contact with victim.
Nathan C. Kubitz, 16880 Malone Road, Thompsonville was charged with unlawful consumption of alcohol by a minor. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 6 months court supervision. He was ordered to pay a fine and costs totaling $100. Plus complete Victim Impact Panel.
Sept. 5
Joshua P. Rivas, 1007 Shawnee Trail 5, Carterville was charged with criminal trespass to building. Charges were dismissed.
Sept.6
Joshua Rivas, 1005 Shawnee Trail Apt. 5, Carterville was charged with aggravated assault. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 12 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $200 fine plus costs and surcharges. He is to have no contact with victims.
Carl D. Allen, 703 South Madison St. Marion was charged with retail theft. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 6 months court supervision. He was ordered to pay a fine and costs totaling $100.
Angela M. Tolbert, 904 S. 9th St. Herrin was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Robert Skelton, 329 Phemister Lane, Carbondale was charged with resisting a peace officer, unlawful damage to property and unlawful possession of cannabis. All charges were dismissed.
Saundra R. Jones, 209 S. 18th St. Herrin was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
David N. Rainey, 5087 Murray St. Sesser was charges with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Arthur Debran Sudduth, 1200 East Grand Apt. 12-2B, Carbondale was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Heather Overton, 203 N. 5th St. Elkville was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Barbara J. Thompson, 1920 W. Monroe St. Herrin was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Linda Louise Martens, 1108 Washington, Johnston City was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Richard Lynn, 201 Paula Lane, Carterville was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Sarah Mooney Hess, 6345 E. Grand Road, Carterville was charged with 3 counts deceptive practice. All charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Alison M. Grant, 306 S. Carter St. Carterville was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Tiffany Braden, 1009 S. 12th St. Herrin was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Pamela M. Jacobs, 3116 Grange Hall Road, Marion was charged with deceptive practice. Charges
were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Sept. 7
Joseph Street, 14326 Allen Road, Herrin was charged with violation of order of protection. Charges were dismissed.
Joshua Street, 102 East Elm St. P O Box 591, Marion was charged with violation of an order of protection. He pleaded guilty and was placed on sentence of conviction. He was ordered to pay costs only.
Sept. 10
Joseph M. Garrison, 17082 Malone Road, Thompsonville was charged with retail theft. Charges were dismissed.
William A. Fisher, 1302 S. Court St. Marion was charged with violation of bail bond, Charges were dismissed.
Christopher D. Chaney, 2087 Stonefort Rd. Stonefort was charged with violation of order of protection. Charges were dismissed.
Sean Rogers, P O Box 231, Marion was charged with domestic battery. Charges were dismissed.
Jesse W. Quertermous, 309 W. White, Marion was charged with theft. He pleaded guilty and was placed on sentence of conviction. He was ordered to pay restitution in the sum of $80. Plus serve 32 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for 30 days served.
Justin A. Johnson, 302 E. Warder St. Marion was charged with disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty and was placed on sentence of conviction. He was ordered to pay court costs only. Plus serve 27 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served.
Stephanie A. Beck, 104 A. North Vicksburg St. Marion was charged with aggravated assault She pleaded guilty and was placed on sentence of conviction. She was ordered to serve 22 consecutive days in The Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served.
Sept. 11
Robert Dupuis, 509 E. Lincoln St. Galatia was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Angelia Rorer, 200 W. 3rd St. Johnston City was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Glenda Odle, 505 W. 7th St. West Frankfort was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Brad Rorer, 200 W. 3rd St. Johnston City was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Kelly E. Smejkal, 2811 Venus Ave. Makanda was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Martha M. Jennings, 1007 W. Chestnut, Marion was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Clinton D. Moore, 12063 Lake of Egypt Road, Marion was charged with deceptive practice. Charges were dismissed, restitution made to businesses.
Tammy J. Matheny, 3295 Stonefort Road, Stonefort was charged with 2 counts theft. The 1st charge was dismissed. She pleaded guilty to count 2 and was sentenced to 12 months non reporting court supervision. She was ordered to pay restitution in the sum of $304.
Sept. 12
Benjamin Lee Gass, 1005 Davis, Johnston City was charged with retail theft. He pleaded guilty and was placed on sentence of conviction. He was ordered to pay costs only.
Benjamin L. Gass, 801 S. 19th St. Herrin was charged with domestic battery. He was found guilty and was sentenced to 12 months probation. He was to submit to a mental health and alcohol evaluation and follow countermeasures. He was ordered to pay a $100 fine plus costs and surcharges. Plus a $200 DV fine and a $10 DB fine. He is to serve 62 consecutive days in the Williamson County Jail. Received credit for time served. Must complete FVIP.
Robert Winget, 209 South 20th St. Herrin was charged with domestic battery. He was found guilty and was sentenced to 24 months probation. He was ordered to pay a $200 fine plus costs and surcharges. Plus a $200 DV fine and a $10 DB fine. He was ordered to complete FVIP.
Sept. 13
Robert J. Winget, 209 S. 20th St. Herrin was charged with 2 counts violation of bail bond. Both charges were dismissed.
LAWSUITS
Sept. 7
Housing Authority of the County of Williamson has filed a complaint against Heather Casanova for failure to pay rent at 1320 Brush Street, Johnston City. Plaintiff is asking for possession of premises and for the sum of $1,968.63 plus back-due-rent, fees utilities and/or damages.
Sept. 14
Terry Smith has filed a complaint against Rose M. Stone for careless driving. Plaintiff states that while he was trying to cross the street the defendant crashed into him with her vehicle and injured plaintiff. Plaintiff is asking in excess of $50,000.
DUI AND OTHER TRAFFIC CHARGES
Sept. 14
Kaci L. Florian, 18, 1602 W. Maplewood St. Marion: DUI citation by Crainville Police Department.
Sept. 17
Sherry R. Flanders, 37, 6213 Bayer Circle #134, Carterville: DUI citation by Energy Police Department.
Robert W. Walker, 24, 2917 Delora Lane, Herrin: DUI citation by Herrin Police Department.
Sept. 18
Donna R. Osterhout, 36, 12044 Prosperity Road, Marion: DUI citation by Marion Police Department.
Keith D. Jordan, 37, 209 Keystone Ave. Pittsburg: DUI citation by Williamson County Sheriff's Office.
Kitty Polovina, 48, 257 N. Francisco Road, Grass Lake, Mich.: DUI citation by Williamson County Sheriff's Office.
Brady D. Magsig, 18, 1209 E. Boyton Apt. 2, Marion: DUI citation by Marion Police Department.
Jerry L. Taylor, 40, 102 #1 S. Carbon, Marion: DUI citation by Marion Police Department.
Sept. 19
Heather L. Richey, 31, 16610 Old Springs Road, Marion: DUI citation by Williamson County Sheriff's Office.
Timothy L. Warren, 49, P O Box 69, Buncombe: DUI citation by Marion Police Department.
Chrystal D. Allen, 30, 1216 N. 9th, Herrin: DUI citation by Herrin Police Department.
Thomas L. Hogan, 37, 701 S. 18th St. Herrin: DUI citation by Herrin Police Department.
Section: News
Page: 5B
Record Number: 21578029.doc
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