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Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896
Vol. 119, No. 31
Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • October 31, 2013
B Section
Middlesex girls begin
tourney play next week
by Tom Chillemi
The Middlesex High varsity volleyball team defeated King William in 5
games for a Tidewater District road
win on October 24.
The Lady Chargers won the first
and third games 25-20 and 25-18,
while King William won the second
game in overtime 26-24, and the
fourth game 25-16.
The Lady Chargers triumphed in
the fifth and deciding game 15-11.
“My girls played with better consistency and covered the court better
than they have this year,” said MHS
coach Jennifer Harrow. “The girls
really played as a team.”
Angel Abbott, with 16 digs, and
Morgan Blake, who had 3 aces, 4 kills
and 13 digs, both “played extremely
good defense,” said Harrow. Sarah
Ann Goodrich, with 3 aces, 9 kills
and 6 digs, “had some nice, strong
hits at the net.”
Also for Middlesex, Erika Britton had 4 aces, 21 assists, 3 kills, 3
digs and 1 block assist; Austen Taylor
Dozier, 4 assists; Carlee Browder,
3 kills, 1 solo block, 1 block assist;
Shelby Lewter, 1 ace, 5 kills, 1 dig;
Rachael Howard, 1 ace, 1 assist, 2
kills, 5 digs; and Beth Eanes, 2 aces,
9 kills, 8 digs.
The Lady Chargers visited Mathews
on October 30 for their regular season
finale.
The Tidewater District Tournament
begins Wednesday, November 6, on
the courts of the higher seed, which
should be Mathews or West Point.
Pairings were not known at press time.
ISAC Tournament Champions
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Seahawks win tournament crown
The St. Clare Walker (SCW)
Middle School Seahawks did not
allow a goal and defeated Ware
Academy in the semifinals and Chesapeake Academy in the finals to win
the Independent Schools Athletic
Association (ISAC) soccer tournament at Christchurch School last
week.
Seahawks 2
Ware Academy O
It was tournament time and the
excitement was in the air on October
22 from both teams and spectators.
From the beginning the Seahawks
played well together. Emilie Smith
shoved a pass up the line to George
Shaw and he cut in and finished with
a hard shot that deflected off a Ware
defender and into the goal for a 1-0
Seahawk lead.
As the SCW defense controlled
the Ware offense, Seahawk Kian
Cheatham battled multiple defenders
and drove the ball down the left side
and made a perfect cross from the
baseline to near post. Emilie Smith
then made a solid one touch shot past
the goalie for a 2-0 halftime lead. “It
was one of Emilie’s strongest shots
of the year,” said SCW coach Eric
Smith.
The Seahawks had some great runs
and shots from multiple players in
the second half but the Ware goalie
made some very good blocks.
“The ball control and field awareness of Cheatham and Jack Ruark
allowed us to control the midfield
and have a solid hold on the ball,”
said Coach Smith. “The mixture of
Adam Smith, Kaitlyn Fomin, and
Shawn Haskiell made us dominant
on the defensive end of the field and
kept Sarah Walton safe at goal with a
great shutout.
“Our subs played well,” continued
Coach Smith. “The standouts were
Cole Ruark, Matthew Hart and Lisa
Oiler.”
The win advanced SCW to the
title game against regular season
champion Chesapeake Academy
(CA). “We were very excited to get
a chance to finally decide the winner
of our two teams,” said Coach
Smith.“We had split our regular
season games and we were looking
to pay them back for our only regular
season loss.”
CA was awarded the regular season
title because it had more goals than
the Seahawks in their two regular
season matches.
Seahawks 1, CA 0
It was ISAC Championship game
day and the excitement was in the
air.“The whole season came down to
one 60 minute game and we knew to
win we would have to want it more,”
said SCW Coach Smith. “The kids
gave me everything they had to put
pressure on Chesapeake.”
(See Seahawks, page B2)
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game.
MHS JVs improve to 12-4
The Middlesex High JV volleyball
team fought hard to get a win on the
road against King William Cavaliers
on October 24 to improve its record to
12-4 overall and 4-2 in the Tidewater
District.
“The girls worked hard the entire
match and didn’t give up,” said JV
Lady Charger coach Jessica Morris.
King William won the first game
26-24, and MHS captured the next
two games 25-23 and 15-13.
Lauren Shores led MHS with a total
of 18 playable serves, 9 of which were
aces. L. Shores also had 3 digs, 1 kill
and 2 assists. Avis Keeling had a lot
of touches and had 4 aces, 4 digs and
1 kill.
Also for MHS, Maddie Norwood, 2
aces, 8 digs, 2 kills; Hailey Walton, 2
aces, 1 dig, 2 assists; Tambria Wake,
1 ace, 2 digs, 3 kills, 1 block, 1 assist;
Meghan Shores, 2 digs, 1 kill, 1 assist;
Olivia Major, 3 digs, 1 kill, 1 assist;
Maggie Bull, 5 digs, 1 kill; Brooke
Daniel, 1 kill, 1 dig.
The JV Lady Chargers hosted King
and Queen on October 29 and traveled to Mathews on October 30 for
their regular season finale.
ISAC Regular Season Champions
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Colts Midgets blank Yorktown 14-0
This past Saturday in Yorktown the Middlesex Colts
Midgets shut out the Yorktown Patriots 14-0.The Colts
Midgets dominated the game from start to finish and have
now won their last three games.
The Colt defense, led by Tyrell Key and JoMari Gonzalez,
stifled the Patriot offense throughout the game. Key made
several tackles for losses while Gonzalez sealed the game
with an interception return to the Yorktown 2 yard line.
On offense the Colts were led by Adam Smith who
scored both Colt touchdowns on short runs, and Isaiah
Burse who kicked a 2-point conversion.
Colts head coach Fred West was proud of his total team
effort. “We were dominating through the entire game.
Our defense played great. Yorktown had negative offensive yards for the game. Our offensive line controlled the
line of scrimmage and, as a result, we won the game,” said
West.
Cheerleaders for the Middlesex Colts Mighty Mites are Casey Moreno
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“Now we want to end the season on a winning note and
defeat Williamsburg Tuesday evening,” said West.
In the Mites game, the Colts lost to the Peninsula
Youth Football and Cheerleading Organization (PYFCO)
defending Super Bowl champion Patriots 34-20.The
Colts played the Patriots evenly throughout the contest.
However, turnovers doomed the Colts as two of the turnovers were converted into Patriot touchdowns.
The Colts were led by the running of Xzavion Griffin
who scored touchdowns on runs of 33 and 50 yards, and
Thomas Roane who sprinted 38 yards for another touchdown. Griffin also scored on a conversion run.
In the Mighty Mites game, the Colts lost 33-6.Talon
Cheatham scored the only touchdown for the Colts on a
15-yard bootleg run.
In the Juniors game, the Colts lost 28-6. The Colts’ lone
touchdown occurred when Thomas Hamilton stripped the
Yorktown quarterback on a sack, and Cole Radabaugh
picked up the loose football and rumbled 41 yards to
paydirt.
On Tuesday, October 29, the Colts completed their regular season at Williamsburg Green at Warhill.
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Chargers visit
K&Q tonight
The Middlesex High School
football team lost 51-0 at King
William in a Tidewater District
game last Friday. The Cavaliers
(6-2) jumped to a 27-0 first
quarter and never looked back.
The Chargers (5-3) will play
at King & Queen (0-8) at 7
p.m. on Thursday, October 31
in a Tidewater District game.
Youth
basketball
signup begins
Registration
for
the
Middlesex Youth Basketball
League (MYBL) has started.
The divisions are: Beginner
Ballers is for ages 2-5, Starter
Division, ages 6-8 boys and
girls; Junior Boys, ages 9-11,
Girls, ages 9-14; and Senior
Boys, ages 12-14. The league
hopes to separate the girls and
boys in the Starter League and
also to separate the 9-14 year
old girls into separate divisions. All are urged to register
YMCA softball action
as sonn as possible. Contact
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schools.
YMCA honors major donors, volunteers
Celebrating the kindness and
generosity of the Middlesex
YMCA’s major donors, friends
and volunteers gathered on
October 17 for the Annual
Friends of the Y event. Hosted
by the Middlesex Family
YMCA’s Board of Management, the event was held at the
Deltaville Maritime Museum.
“This event is an evening of
friends,” said YMCA Branch
Executive Rosabeth Kissman. We celebrate our purpose and vision, so that others
may grow through our efforts
to give opportunity to all. Our
YMCA is extremely thankful
for our major donors, who see
the change affected through our
programs and services and want
to help. Our Y story is very easy
to tell, as it unfolds each day
throughout Middlesex. From
diabetes support to hundreds
of youth instilled with Y values
through childcare to communities created through our group
exercise classes, the YMCA
unifies our county.
“In 2014, we approach
our tenth year in service to
Middlesex, and it is our major
donors that created the pathway for our success,” continued Kissman. “Without
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financial support, the lifechanging impact of our Y would
be impossible. On behalf of
the Middlesex Family YMCA
Board of Management, I thank
our major donors for investing
in a better Middlesex, for each
and every family here. Your
vision changes lives.”
The Y thanks the volunteers
and local restaurants for sup-
Middlesex High School
Featured Athletes of the Week
Sponsored by
golf
Bill Hudgins
Cross Country
Elena Wizmann
porting this event. They are:
Dan Gill and Sarah Gill Kimble
of Something Different, Susan
and Kevin Wade of J&W Seafood, Eckhard’s Restaurant,
Buzz Lambert of the Piankatank
River Golf Club, Deb and Clif
Williams of Deltaville Market,
the Middlesex Family YMCA
Board of Management and
Special Events Committee, and
Miracle Gordon. A huge thank
you to the Deltaville Maritime Museum for the gorgeous
venue.
To find out how you can support the betterment of lives for
all through the YMCA’s Annual
Campaign, call 776-8846.
Molly Brown
Results of October 24 play
(individual stroke, net) by the
Piankatank River Ladies Golf
Association are as follows:
1st flight: 1st, Gloria Matthews, 74; 2nd, Judy Spain, 77;
3rd, Sharon Dunaway, 79.
2nd flight: 1st, Carol Sennott, 76; 2nd, Donna Lange,
82; 3rd, Ruth Wallace, 82.
3rd flight: 1st, BevHudgins,
77; 2nd, Sally Austin 87; 3rd,
Ann Sullivan 96.
Seahorses
win sailing
championship
Kyle Forst
Jacob Self
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The Christchurch School
varsity sailing team, coached
by Isaac Clark and Matt Lawler
‘09, won the Virginia Interscholastic Sailing Association
state fleet racing championship
last Saturday at Norfolk Yacht
and Country Club.
On November 9-10 the team
will sail in the Atlantic Coast
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Turkey Trot
due Nov. 28
Urbanna’s
2nd
annual
“Unofficial”
Thanksgiving
Day Turkey Trot will be at 9
a.m. on Thursday, November
28. Participants will start at
Urbanna Market. There are no
rules or registration.
See more details in next
week’s Sentinel.
Three tourneys, three championships
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Seahawks win soccer title . . .
(Continued from page B1)
Ten minutes into the game
and SCW was awarded a corner
kick. Adam Smith was pulled
up from defense for a chance to
score with the other offensive
players. The ball came across
and a Chesapeake player
headed it up and it landed in
the middle. Both E. Smith and
A. Smith swung at the ball and
A. Smith came away with a
great kick and planted the goahead goal in the back of the
net. This was only his third
goal of the season and he did
not realize then how important
it would turn out to be.
“That goal was what we
needed to turn the momentum
to us and it gave us an advantage for the rest of the game,”
said Coach Smith. “From this
moment on we went to a defensive stance and each and every
one of our players contributed
their heart and soul to win this
game.
With SCW up 1-0 at the half,
Coach Smith and assistant
coach Clayton Hogge devised
a strategy. “We played a “Chelsea” style defense the whole
second half and we held off
their attacks over and over,”
said Coach Smith.
During this both teams
started to get physical and
yellow cards were handed out.
“The longer the game went on
you could see that our team
became more determined to
win and Chesapeake seemed
to get more desperate to tie
the score,” said Coach Smith.
“I was constantly checking the
time left in the game and every
Seahawk player, parent and
fan was excited to hear the end
of the game. The final whistle
blew and we were the 2013
ISAC Soccer Champions.”
Offensively,
E.
Smith,
George Shaw, Anthony Pullman, Colby Mitchem, Hunter
Collier and Simon Unsworth
played outstanding games.
Defensively Adam Smith,
Jack Ruark, Kian Cheatham,
Shawn Haskiell, Ken Beam,
Kaitlyn Fomin, and MacLean
Thomas became a force that
could not be scored on.
Goalie Sarah Walton had
her best game of the year with
multiple saves. “Her best save
good to finally come away with
the win after coming in second
for two straight seasons. This
was the first soccer championship St. Clare Walker Middle
School has won. This win was
very special for me because
this team was full of kids that
I have coached for many years
and it included both of my
kids.For me to share in this
great season and to be a part of
school history with this group
of kids is something I will
never forget. To take a young
group of kids with varying
skill levels and teach them to
play as a solid team unit is
every coach’s goal. For them
to finish the season with a 8-1
record and to win the 2013
ISAC Championship is truly
the highlight of my coaching
career,” said Coach Smith.
came from a very high lobbed
kick that ended up at the upper
90 of the goal and she jumped
and hit it off the cross bar to
save a crucial goal to tie the
game,” said Coach Smith.
“Congratulations to the
2013 SCW soccer players. You
are true champions and you
deserve the recognition,” said
Coach Smith.
“I would like to thank
everyone for the support we
received during the tournament. It was humbling to look
across the field and see the
sidelines filled with parents,
families, friends, teachers, and
school board members,” said
Coach Smith.
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October 31, 2013 • Southside Sentinel • Urbanna, Va.• B3
Homecoming
Picnic set for
Nov. 8 at MHS
Learning fire safety
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Middlesex students participate
in online gubernatorial forum
On November 5, Virginia
residents will elect Republican
candidate and current Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli,
or Democratic candidate Terry
McAuliffe as Governor. Both
candidates have faced hard-hitting questions from the media,
political pundits, and constituents, yet this year they may
have encountered their hardest
audience to date—students.
Enter Face the Students, a
program that allows middle
school and high school students across the state of Virginia to write questions for
the gubernatorial candidates.
Beginning September 1, students began submitting questions to an online posting
forum. They could post questions to each of the following
five categories: economy, education, family, healthcare, and
immigration. The questions
needed to be general enough
so that both candidates could
answer but specific enough to
pinpoint an issue.
This is the program’s second
year, following the 2012
Senate campaign of Republican George Allen and Democrat Tim Kaine.
Jamie Somerville, 12thgrade government teacher at
Middlesex High School, felt
the program was a good learning opportunity because it got
the students thinking. “It was
interesting to hear the students
reflect on what was important,”
he said. “They came up with
really profound stuff.”
St. Clare Walker Middle
School 8th-graders taking
Annie Somerville’s civics and
economics class were encouraged to draft questions using
higher level thinking verbs from
Bloom’s Taxonomy, an educational classification system
of desired student objectives.
Students were asked to reach
beyond basic open-ended questions and use advanced verbs,
such as evaluate, interpret,
judge and construct, to phrase
more meaningful questions.
After several rounds of
voting at both the school and
division level, several St. Clare
Walker students had their questions advance to the state level.
Cole Radabaugh’s question in
the education category asked
candidates to consider increasing funding for technology in
schools, specifically referenc-
ing outdated computers.
“I chose that question
because it really is ridiculous
that we have computers from
1995. I don’t think schools get
enough funds,” Radabaugh
said.
Fellow classmate Emilie
Smith posed a question in the
economy category about the
effect of taxes on Virginia residents and how politicians can
work to reduce governmental
debt.
“It was difficult to write
a quality question and not a
bland question,” Smith said.
“It had to make it through the
levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy.”
Other 8th-grade students
with advancing questions were
Manuel Fernandez for his
question on immigration, and
Hannah Marx for her question
on healthcare.
In the end, the five winning
questions at the statewide level
were submitted by high school
students from Rustburg High
and Colonial Heights High.
Specific topics for the winning questions included the
educational impact of SOL
testing, acceptance rates of
minorities in public universities, legalization of marijuana,
rights of teenagers to receive
abortions, and current and
future job growth in Virginia.
Students across the state can
view videos of the candidates’
answers via the website.
“I fully plan on continuing
this program in other election
years,” Somerville said. “It
definitely got the competitive
juices flowing.”
PAID FOR BY MIDDLESEX DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
Middlesex High School will
host a Homecoming Community Picnic on Friday, November 8, on the front lawn of
MHS. The picnic will begin
at 4:30 p.m. MHS will provide hamburgers and hot dogs,
C&F Bank will provide water,
the MHS Student Government Association will make
desserts, and everyone who
attends is asked to bring a side
dish to share and a chair. The
football players, cheerleaders,
Reaching the summit
and homecoming court will all
be present and the community
is invited!
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November 5.
MHS wins statewide seatbelt challenge
Middlesex High School and
Forest Middle School in Bedford County are the statewide
winners of the 2013 “Save Your
Tail-Gate, Buckle Up” (SYT)
campaign sponsored by Youth
of Virginia Speak Out About
Traffic Safety (YOVASO), the
Virginia State Police Association, and the Allstate Foundation.
Middlesex placed first in the
high school division and Forest
placed first in the middle school
division.
As the statewide winner
among high schools, Middlesex
High will receive a school-wide
celebration with free food,
music, prizes and games. Forest
will receive $500, a banner and
plaque for its first place win
among middle schools.
All prizes for the “Save Your
Tail-Gate” campaign were
funded by a $10,000 grant from
the Allstate Foundation. The
grant also funded additional
campaign materials.
“The Allstate Foundation
supports programs that have
the best potential for improving
the lives of youth in our local
communities,” said Shelva
Clemons, Allstate Foundation
spokesperson. “The ‘Save Your
Tail-Gate, Buckle Up” campaign is one of those programs.
This grant allows us to give
back in a manner that reflects
our commitment to the community.”
Fifty-eight schools participated in the annual campaign
that ran from September 16
to October 11. Winners were
selected based on the quality
and effectiveness of their campaign, including the impact
of educational and awareness activities, the percentage
increase in seat-belt use by
students, and the percentage of
students who signed the pledge
to always buckle up.
Among the schools that completed the campaign, seat belt
use increased an average of 10
percent, based on pre and post
seat-belt checks at each school.
At first-place Middlesex High,
seat belt use increased 8%—
from 80% during the pre-survey to 88% in the final survey.
“The goal of the campaign is
to make buckling up a habit for
everyone,” said Sarah Watson,
YOVASO Program Development Coordinator.
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May 2014,” said Lisa Goodall
of the American Cancer Society. “This year’s theme for the
event is ‘Racing to Finish the
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the fight!
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Change in Meeting Date
The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors has
changed their November meeting to Wednesday, November 6, 2013, beginning at 3:00 p.m. The meeting
will be held in the Board Room in the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Highway, Saluda.
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF ZONING
APPEALS
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204 of
the Code of Virginia, that a public hearing will be held
by the Middlesex County Board of Zoning Appeals on
Monday, November 18, 2013, at 6:30 PM to consider
the following:
1. CBPA Exception No. 2013-017 submitted by
Bonnie S. Wright, requesting an exception to
Zoning Ordinance Section 4A-4C, Chesapeake Bay
Preservation (CBP) District (Redevelopment) for an
increase of four hundred sixty three (463) additional
Square Feet of impervious area and a forty-nine and
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setback requirement of Zoning Ordinance Section
4A-7, Chesapeake Bay Preservation (CBP) District.
The purpose of the exception request is to permit
demolition of an existing dwelling and construction of a
new dwelling in approximately the same footprint with
an additional four hundred Sixty Three (463) square
feet of additional impervious area and a reduction
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RPA feature. The property for which the exception
requested is located at 4 Orion Avenue, in Deltaville,
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in the Pinetop Magisterial District.
The Board of Zoning Appeals public hearing will be held
in the Boardroom of the Historic Courthouse, 865
General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149. All interested
persons are encouraged to attend and to present their
views on this application. A copy of this application
is available for public inspection at the Department of
Planning and Community Development, Woodward
Building – 2nd Floor, 877 General Puller Highway,
Saluda, VA 23149, telephone (804) 758-3382.
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HANDYMAN SERVICE: Home
maintenance and repairs; drywall
and painting; siding; trim; decks;
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larly described as follows:
Tract 1: All of those two certain
pieces or parcels of land, together
with all improvements thereon and
appurtenances thereunto appertaining, situate in Pinetop Magisterial
District, Middlesex County, Virginia,
near Amburg and containing 2.108
acres, more or less. For a more particular description as to the metes
and bounds of said land, reference
is made to a plat of survey prepared
by John T. War, L.S., dated October,
1983, revised December 19, 1984,
a copy of which is recorded in the
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Middlesex County in Plat Book 8, at
Page 11, and whereon the property
is designated as “Parcel A-0.008
AC” and Parcel B- 2.100 ACRES”.
Tract 2: All that certain lot, piece
or parcel of land, together with all
improvements thereon and appurtenances thereunto belonging, lying
and being in Pinetop Magisterial
District, Middlesex County, Virginia,
containing 0.580 acres, more or
less, shown and described on that
certain plat of survey entitled “Plat
showing survey and location of
improvements on the land to be
conveyed to Christopher S. Rhodes
and Michelle B. Rhodes located in
the Pinetop District of Middlesex
County, Virginia”, dated July 12,
1994, made by Robert C. Buckley,
Jr., Land Surveyor, a true copy of
which is recorded in the aforesaid
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Page 145, and which plat of survey
is incorporated herein by reference
for a complete and accurate description of the property.
The property shall be sold “AS IS”
and the sale is subject to all restrictions, rights of way, conditions,
easements, judgments, liens, and
mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens,
if any, whether of record or not of
record, to the extent any of the foregoing apply and take priority over
the lien of the Deed of Trust, and to
the real estate taxes from the date
of the sale.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A
deposit of $10,000.00 cash or by
bank cashier’s check payable to the
Substitute Trustee will be required
of the successful bidder at the time
of sale, with the balance due within
fifteen (15) days of sale. In the
event of default by the purchaser,
the deposit shall be forfeited and
applied to the costs and expenses of
sale and the trustee’s compensation
authorized by the deed of trust and
the law in such cases.
Conveyance of the property shall be
by trustee’s Special Warranty Deed.
Except for the statutory grantor’s tax
paid by the trustee, all costs of conveyance, including, but not limited
to, examination of title, recording
fees, and settlement fees, shall be
at the cost of the purchaser.
The trustee reserves the right to
reject all bids and withdraw the property from sale, waive the deposit
requirements in whole or in part, and
extend the period of time in which
the purchaser is to make full settlement. Additional terms of sale may
be announced at the sale.
THIS COMMUNICATION IS
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.
For information contact:
Elizabeth B. Hurd
Substitute Trustee
Dunton, Simmons
& Dunton, L.L.P.
678 Rappahannock Drive
P.O. Box 5
White Stone, VA 22578
804-435-4000
fax: 804-435-1614
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ABANDONED VESSEL
Notice is hereby given that the following vessel has been abandoned
for more than (12) months on the
property of:
Remlik Marina
485 Burch Road
Urbanna, VA 23175
804-512-3716
Description of vessel:
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NOTICE OF
TRUSTEE’S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS:
TOBY’S RESTAURANT
220 JACK’S PLACE
DELTAVILLE, VIRGINIA 23043
CONTAINING 2.108 ACRES,
MORE OR LESS, PINETOP MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, MIDDLESEX
COUNTY, VA, TAX MAP #40-202
AND 0.580 ACRES, MORE OR
LESS, PINETOP MAGISTERIAL
DISTRICT, MIDDLESEX COUNTY,
VA, TAX MAP #40-203
In execution of a Deed of Trust,
dated January 20, 1999 from Toby’s
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of the Circuit Court of Middlesex
County, Virginia in Deed Book 289,
at Page 346 granting and conveying property therein described in
trust to John S. Martin and Barbara
K. McNeal, Trustees, Elizabeth B.
Hurd being appointed as Substitute Trustee by document dated
September 12, 2013 and recorded
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Instrument Number 130001688, the
undersigned Substitute Trustee will
offer for sale at public auction on
November 6, 2013, at 2:00 p.m., at
the front entrance of the Middlesex
County Circuit Court Building, 73
Bowden Street, Saluda, VA 23149,
the real estate lying in Middlesex
County, Virginia and more particu-
Computer Genealogy
Group to meet Nov. 14
The Computer Genealogy
Group will meet Thursday,
November 14, at 1 p.m. in the
auditorium at Rappahannock
We s t m i n s t e r- C a n t e r b u r y,
Irvington. The topic will be
“Genealogy and Your Computer—How and Where to
Start Your Family History.”
The program will cover:
• Setting goals for your
research.
• Organizing the information you have.
• Selecting a family history
software program.
Attendees should be prepared to discuss:
• How did you become
interested in genealogy?
• What efforts have you or
someone else done so far?
• What you hope to accom-
plish? i.e., a book, blog,
charts, family reunion scrapbook, a legacy for someone
else to continue, etc.
• How proficient are you in
searching online genealogy
websites?
• Have you purchased
family history software? If so,
which title? (i.e. Family Tree
Maker, Legacy, RootsMagic,
Master Genealogist).
• Have you used the software?
This meeting is directed
toward those who are just
starting or who have not gone
very far with their family
research. Discussions though
always help others with brick
walls.
Call 804-580-8210 for more
information.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204
of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held
by the Middlesex County Planning Commission on
Thursday, November 14, 2013 at 7:00 PM to consider
the following:
1. Ordinance Amendment 2013-004 initiated by the
Middlesex County Board of Supervisors. This Text
Amendment is for the purpose of allowing the locating
of more than one (1) principle residential structure
on an individual parcel of land for an immediate
family member subject to the requirements of Article
15-20 by-right in the Low Density Rural and Village
Community Zoning Districts instead of requiring
approval of a Special Exception by the Board of
Supervisors. The text of Section 15-20 will be changed
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2. Special Exception 2013-013 submitted by Anne
Evans. The request is for approval of a Special
Exception to locate an Accessory Dwelling Unit in the
Low Density Rural (LDR) Zoning District subject to the
provisions of Section 15-22 of the Middlesex County
Zoning Ordinance. The property for which the Special
Exception is being sought consists 2.24 acres and
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their views on this application.
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to Virginia’s fair housing law which makes
it illegal to advertise ‘any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race,
color, religion, national origin, sex, elderliness, familial status or handicap, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.’ This newspaper
will not knowingly accept advertising for
real estate that violates the fair housing
law. Our readers are hereby informed that
all dwellings advertised in this newspaper
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY
WETLANDS BOARD
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 28.2-1302.6
of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be held
by the Middlesex County Wetlands Board on Tuesday,
November 12, 2013 at 9:00 AM to consider the following:
1. Wetlands Application # 2013-1368 submitted by
Michelle Meredith on behalf of IFScott Hamilton. This
request is to Construct a 40' long marsh sill toe. Marsh
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on Rappahannock River, at Tax Map Parcel # 40-8-2.
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submitted by Jim Jessie on behalf of IFSylvia Barden.
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LR... Dock with boat
lift... Good views... Great
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King & Queen 110
acres... Hunting deer,
birds and waterfowl...
Nearly 100 acres of
timber... Plus hunters’
cabin...........$249,000
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building.........$163,000
Hardyville 3 BR, 2
BA,FP, deck with trellis... 2-car garage...
Carport and storage
building... With shop on
2½ acres.......$229,000
Urbanna 3 BR, 2
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screened porch, deck,
2-car garage... Walk to
pool, town.......$149,900
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boat landing...$119,900
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upgrades... 2½ BA, elevated master BR with
sitting room, white-brick
FP... 2 garages and
workshop.....$195,000
Piankatank Shores
3 BR, 1½ BA... Garage
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with electric... Storage
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Whites Creek Expansive views of the
Chesapeake Bay! 3-BR,
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beach.........$269,500
Rappahannock
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House with great room,
glassed porch... Pier
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Eric Johnson . . . . . 815-8374
Craig Hall. . . . . . . . 815-8494
Marvin Mason . . . . 815-8391
Steve Darman . . . . 815-2036
Realtors
and
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Jean Darman . . . . . 577-7083
Zani Autry . . . . . . . 512-8350
Bill Kallam . . . . . . . 832-1024
R. D. Johnson II . . . 815-8320
Ann Powell . . . . . . . 338-1773
Walter Lawson, Jr. . 832-9109
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Urbanna
On October 26, Sterling N.
Ransone Jr., M.D., FAAFP, of
Riverside Fishing Bay Family
Practice in Deltaville was
installed as president of the
Medical Society of Virginia
(MSV) during the organization’s annual meeting at The
Homestead Resort in Hot
Springs.
As president, Dr. Ransone
hopes to place emphasis on
the realm of physician burnout
along with protection of the
patient–physician relationship
and enhancement of political
advocacy by physicians.
In addition to working with
his patients in his Deltaville
practice, Dr. Ransone is an
assistant clinical professor of
family medicine at Virginia
Commonwealth
University.
He has served as president and
board member of the Virginia
Academy of Family Physicians and president of the MidTidewater Medical Society, as
well as in leadership positions
in several other professional
organizations, including the
American Academy of Family
Physicians and American Medical Association. He also has
served MSV as member of the
board of directors and chairman of multiple committees
and task forces.
Dr. Ransone completed his
undergraduate work at the
College of William and Mary,
where he also received a master’s degree in biology. He
received his medical degree
from the Medical College of
Virginia/Virginia
Commonwealth University School of
Medicine in Richmond. Dr.
Ransone earned the distinction
of being a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians in 1998.
Dr. Ransone volunteers his
time in a variety of community
activities, including being sideline physician for the Mathews
High School football and
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Saluda
776-9295
Deltaville
For access to all listings
in this area search at
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 15.2-2204
of the Code of Virginia that a public hearing will be
held by the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors on
Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at 7:00 PM to consider
the following:
1. Ordinance Amendment 2013-003 initiated by
the Middlesex County Planning Commission. This
Amendment is for the purpose of modifying the
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Zoning Ordinance for “Home Occupation, Residential”.
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Occupations are allowed in all Zoning Districts where
residences are allowed by adding Residential Home
Occupations within the list of permitted uses for the
Resource Husbandry, Low Density Rural, Agricultural,
Cluster Development, and Waterfront Commercial
Zoning Districts.
2. Special Exception 2013-012 submitted by Jamey
and Sherrie Hogge. The request is for approval of a
Special Exception to locate more than one (1) principle
residential structure on an individual parcel of land for
an immediate family member in the Low Density Rural
(LDR) Zoning District in accord with Section 15-20 of
the Middlesex County Zoning Ordinance. The property
for which the Special Exception is being sought
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166. The property is located at 626 Hickory Neck Rd,
Urbanna, Virginia in the Jamaica Magisterial District.
The public hearing will be held in the Boardroom of
the Historic Courthouse, 865 General Puller Highway,
Saluda, VA 23149. Copies of this application are available
for public inspection at the Department of Planning and
Community Development, Woodward Building – 2nd
Floor, 877 General Puller Highway, Saluda, VA 23149,
telephone (804) 758-3382. All interested persons are
encouraged to submit written comments or attend the
meeting to present their views on this application.
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Audubon
bird walk
due Nov. 11
On Monday, November 11,
the Northern Neck Audubon
Society (NNAS) will conduct a
bird walk at the Laurel Grove
tract of the Rappahannock
River Valley National Wildlife
Refuge on Farnham Creek in
Lancaster County.
This site offers a view
of
Farnham
Creek,
a
Rappahannock River tributary.
The tidal creek is surrounded
by largely coniferous forest
that dominates its shoreline.
Possible sightings include
cedar waxwings, yellow bellied sapsuckers, gulls, terns,
osprey, wading birds, bald
eagles, diving ducks, loons,
geese and swans.
Carpools
will
leave
Grace Episcopal Church in
Kilmarnock at 7:15 a.m. Those
driving directly should meet at
Laurel Grove at 8 a.m. Directions are as follows: From
Kilmarnock, follow Rt. 3 north
approximately 17 miles (past
Robley) and turn left on Rt.
608 (Farnham Creek Road).
Go about 1.2 miles on 608
and turn left on Rt. 647 (Hales
Point Road). At the fork,
bear right. At the next fork,
bear right again onto Rt. 610
(Laurel Grove Road). Continue
on Rt. 610 past the white farmhouse on the right and park in
the parking lot at the trailhead.
Loaner binoculars will be
available.
New website
to cover tri-county
political news
Ken Wilt, a Middlesex
County resident and creator
and publisher of DeltavillleDaily.com, has launched a new
website to cover political news
of the tri-county region: MiddlePeninsulaMonitor.com.
Wilt says the website is an
effort to provide citizens with
timely and accurate information on public meetings and
issues that are not getting the
attention they deserve in the
mainstream media.
DeltavilleDaily.com
has
been re-vamped as well, said
Wilt. Because the political
issues are being moved to the
new site, DeltavilleDaily.com
will focus on promoting the
Rivah lifestyle and all things
Deltaville.
From left are Barbara and David Marlow, owners of Marlow
Hunter Marine; John Peterson, president of Marlow Hunter
Marine; Carolyn and Ken Schmalenberger, co-owners of
Norton Yacht Sales; and Greg Emerson, director of sales at
Marlow Hunter Marine.
Dr. Sterling N. Ransone
soccer teams as well as serving as a Scoutmaster for Troop
124, Boy Scouts of America. He is a founding board
member and medical director
for Hospice Support Services
of Middlesex County; and
member of ConnectVirginia,
the statewide health information exchange (HIE) governing
body. He is board certified by
the American Board of Family
Medicine and the National
Board of Medical Examiners.
He is married to MSV member
and former president of the
Virginia Board of Medicine,
Karen A. Ransone, M.D. They
have three children, Elizabeth,
Katherine and Scooter.
The Medical Society of Virginia (MSV) is the professional
association for physicians in
the commonwealth. Dedicated
to supporting physicians in
the practice of medicine, MSV
advocates on their behalf to
ensure physician influence
on health care legislation and
policy improvements and provides a variety of educational
and support activities that
assist physicians in the practice
of medicine.
Norton Yacht Sales
receives two awards
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Sales of Deltaville received
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Hunter Marine.
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year.
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because our Deltaville marine
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Urbanna Baptist to celebrate 125th year
Urbanna Baptist Church invites friends in
the community to join in celebrating its 125th
anniversary and homecoming on Sunday,
November 10. The celebration will include a
reenactment during the 11 a.m. service, a ham
and oyster luncheon, and a tribute to the man
who designed and built the local landmark in
1896.
According to Urbanna Baptist Church,
1888-2003, A Little Church with a Large
Ministry, written by local resident and church
member Evelyn Q. Ryland, the small congregation first met to begin organizing on November
11, 1888. Eight years later it had completed
and occupied the central portion of the church
that continues in use today.
A famous Baptist preacher in those days,
Dr. William Elderidge Hatcher, was called in
to deliver the first sermon in the new building. On November 10, reenactor Dr. Fred
Anderson, executive director of the Virginia
Baptist Historical Society, will take on the
role of Dr. Hatcher as part of the anniversary
celebration.
The 1896 church was designed and built
by Charles H. Palmer, a charter member who
learned the carpentry trade while working for
several years in New York state. He also built
many of the Victorian homes in Urbanna. At 2
p.m., his contributions will be recalled by his
great-grandson, Larry S. Chowning, who lives
in Palmer’s house across the street from the
church. A marble plaque in Palmer’s honor, to
be erected in the old portion of the church, will
be unveiled.
Everyone is welcome to participate in these
events. Reservations for the luncheon should be
made by calling the church office at 758-2720
or emailing [email protected]
before noon on Monday, November 4.
Zoar to host Women’s
World Day of Prayer
On Monday, November
4, Zoar Baptist Church in
Deltaville will host the 2013
Women’s World Day of Prayer.
The theme is “Love Your
Neighbor as Yourself.” All are
invited and welcomed to join in
this special prayer time.
The gathering will start in
the sanctuary at 11:30 a.m.
with remarks from Pastor John
Snow followed by music and
singing. At noon, the ringing of
the church bells will signify the
beginning of the prayer time.
Individuals will lead prayers
for the United States of America, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and our peninsula.
Joan Walden, a WMU representative, said, “At 12:30 p.m.
everyone is invited to the fellowship hall for drinks and
cookies. Bring a sandwich
and join us in this time for fellowship. We look forward to
making friends and encouraging one another.”
All Saints
service set
All Saints Anglican Church
will hold a service of Holy
Communion
on
Sunday,
November 3, at 11 a.m. in
observance of All Saints Day,
which is on Friday, November
1. This will be a special service
in which those in attendance
pray for those loved ones who
have passed away. All are welcome.
All Saints Church is in
Saluda on New Street across
from the courthouse.
Clarksbury
Food Pantry
distribution
is Saturday
Clarksbury United Methodist Church on Route 33 in
Hardyville will have its Fall
Food Pantry distribution this
Saturday, November 2, from
9-11 a.m.
Food recipients are asked to
enter the church through the
front doors where they will be
greeted. Some information will
be asked of them to better serve
their needs. Income information is not required. “We only
ask that those in need come,”
said a church spokesperson.
Information on Clarksbury
will be available with opportunities for prayer. Assistance
with loading the grocery bags
also will be provided.
Youth Bible
study under
way at UBC
Urbanna Baptist Church has
recently started a youth Sunday
school class focusing on young
adults, ages 13 through 18.
Classes are being held Sunday
mornings from 9:45-10:45 a.m.
“The current study will focus
on the basic spiritual needs
of young adults,” said a class
spokesperson. “Through this
study we will be discussing our
relationship with God and how
we can get to know someone
we can’t see, touch or hear.”
Each student will be provided a study Bible.
For more information, contact the church at 758-2720
or visit the Facebook page
Urbanna Baptist Church.
Unitarians to
discuss ‘the
church’s future’
Adventist speaker
The Kilmarnock Seventhday Adventist (SDA) Church
at 401 South Main Street will
continue its series of friends
and family events at 11 a.m.
Saturday, November 2, when
Dr. Henry Fordham (above),
president of the Allegheny East
Conference of SDA in Pine
Forge, Pa., will speak on “Joy.”
A luncheon will follow. Music
for this service, and also for 5
p.m. vespers on Friday, November 1, will be provided by Perry
Wormley of New Hope SDA
Church in Tappahannock.
On Sunday, November 3,
Sara Mackey, a regular speaker
at the Unitarian Fellowship of
the Rappahannock (UUFR),
will speak on “Sacred Feast:
Eating, Feeding, and the Future
of the Church.”
“The church is changing,”
said a program spokesperson.
“Our ways of thinking about
food are changing. How do
these two new phenomena
relate to each other and to us?
Join us and Sara Mackey as we
consider these questions.”
The UUFR meets every
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 366
James Wharf Road in White
Stone.
Spring Hill
service set
The title of the sermon given
by Dr. Chuck McDaniel at
the 11 a.m. morning worship
on Sunday, November 3, at
Spring Hill Baptist Church in
Mathews will be “When You
Walk Thru The Fire!” (Isaiah
43:2). Everyone is invited.
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and began a grain farming business in 1946. They raised six
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Mary’s husband passed away
in 1980. Since 1976 she has
served as corporate secretary of
Montague Farms Inc.
She has been involved in
many church, school, community and agricultural organizations. At Glebe Landing Baptist
Church she taught Sunday
school and served as organist and choir director. At Beale
Memorial she continued to
teach Sunday school and served
on the church council and steering committee for building a
new church. She coordinated
the weekly church suppers for
many years. She also served as
deacon of Beale Memorial Baptist Church.
Mary also participated in
many school activities. She was
a former president of the PTA.
She taught sewing to two generations through the 4-H Club,
as well as teaching knitting and
tailoring in community education courses.
Mary was a member of the
Essex County Woman’s Club
for more than 50 years and has
twice served as its president.
For 25 years, she performed the
duties of treasurer for Granny’s
Attic in Warsaw, a thrift store
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Escobrook
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Center Cross Church of God
will hold its 2013 Fall Revival
starting on Sunday, November
3, at 11 a.m. and continuing
November 4-6 at 7 p.m. The
guest speaker for the event will
be Church of God State Evangelist Cliff West. Each service
will include special singing, a
time of worship, and ministering God’s word.
Center Cross is a Christcentered multicultural church
dedicated to serving the people
of Essex County and the surrounding region. The church
is at 141 Byrds Bridge Road,
Center Cross.
Escobrook Baptist Church
of Mascot will celebrate Men’s
Day on Sunday, November
3, at the 11 a.m. worship service. The guest speaker will
be Rev. Robert Wormley from
King William. Music will be
rendered by “The Soldiers of
Vision” from Richmond.
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Sunday at Zion
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at Zion Hill Baptist Church
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churches. Her other organizations include community
chorus, the High Rollers (an
investment club), a hospital
advisory committee, and Farm
Bureau and Farm Credit activities.
She enjoyed sewing, reading,
playing games such as Scrabble
and Canasta, and traveling.
Some countries she visited are
Austria, Costa Rica, Germany,
Japan, and Panama. When she
was 90, she traveled to Israel
and visited Jerusalem and Sea
of Galilee and other locations.
Mary envisioned and directed
the building of her home on the
river. For many years she welcomed family and community
members to her beach, often
serving as hostess to large
family, business and community gatherings.
Survivors include a brother
and sister-in-law, Clifford and
Sue Jenkins; six children, four
daughters-in-law and one sonin-law, William Lloyd Taliaferro (Linda), Oscar Bryan
Taliaferro Jr.(Nancy), David
Andrew Taliaferro (Margaret), Trent Clifford Taliaferro
(Karen), all of Essex County,
and two daughters, Marguerite
Taliaferro Garrison of Azalea,
Oregon, and Mary Beth Taliaferro Huneke (Peter) of Richmond; 15 grandchildren; and
24 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Saturday in Beale Memorial
Baptist Church with the Reverend David Donahue, Dr. Robert
McKinley and Reverend Hyung
Moon officiating. Interment
followed in Essex Cemetery.
Pallbearers were William Lloyd
Taliaferro Jr., Thomas Ryland
Taliaferro, Allen Matthew
Taliaferro, John David Taliaferro, Philip Andrew Taliaferro,
David Tobey Taliaferro, James
Bryan Taliaferro, Trent Daniel
Taliaferro, Stephen Bruce
Taliaferro and Mark Chapman
Taliaferro. Memorial contributions may be made to Beale
Memorial Baptist Church,
P.O. Box 816, Tappahannock,
VA 22560. Arrangements by
Marks-Bristow Funeral Home,
Tappahannock.
Stanley E. White
Stanley Earl White, 72, of
Saluda passed away October
24, 2013. The funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Friday,
November 1, at Calvary Baptist
Church, Saluda.
Interment will be in the
church cemetery. The viewing
will be from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Friday at the church.
Service of comfort by J.K.
Redmond Funeral Home.
Florence K. Temple
Florence Kay Temple, 92,
of Deltaville passed away on
Monday, October 21, 2013.
Born in Charleston, W.Va., on
April 25, 1921, she was the
daughter of James and Florence Kelly Kay. Her parents
died during her childhood,
leaving her to be reared by her
uncle and aunt, George and
Jean Kay Thomas.
She attended the Warrenton
Country School in Warrenton,
and married John H. (Jack)
Temple, an FBI agent during
World War II, on September
26, 1942. Their war years were
spent in Boston, New Orleans
and Detroit. After the war,
they returned to her husband’s
hometown of Petersburg.
Florence was a devoted
wife, mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother.
Among
her activities in Petersburg,
she was a member of Second
Presbyterian Church, a Girl
Scout leader, a member of
the Appomattox Garden Club
and a member of the Beech
Twig at Southside Regional
Hospital (formerly the old
Petersburg General Hospital.)
In 2003, Florence moved with
her daughter, Jean, and her
husband, Chip, to Deltaville.
She was predeceased by
her husband, Jack, and her
brother, Dr. William R. Kay
of Richmond. She is survived by her daughters, Kay
Temple Roberts and her husband George H. (Skip) Roberts Jr. of Lexington, and Jean
Temple Holt and her husband,
Mark E. (Chip) Holt III; and
her grandchildren and their
spouses, Sarah Kay Kaiser
(Eric) of Tetonia, Idaho,
Anne Roberts Smith (Carter)
of Norfolk, Susan Holt Harrison (Nick) of Richmond,
and Mark E. Holt IV (Carter)
of Richmond. She is further
survived by her seven greatgrandchildren, William Roberts Kaiser, Carter Champney
Smith Jr., Alexander Temple
Smith, Blake Adams Smith,
Hannah Kate Harrison, Julia
Grace Harrison and Evelyn
Virginia Harrison.
A
graveside
memorial
service was held Thursday,
October 24, in Blandford
Cemetery, Petersburg. The
family received friends at the
Country Club of Petersburg
immediately following the
service. If desired, memorials in Florence’s name may be
made to Second Presbyterian
Church, 419 W. Washington
St., Petersburg, VA 23803, or
Middlesex County Volunteer
Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 98,
Deltaville, VA 23043.
Thank You
A very grateful thank you for all the
thoughts and prayers during my recent
surgery and continuing recovery.
Jerry May
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