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GREEN HILLS
LINDA BOOTH OBITUARY
NEWS
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JULY 21, 2016
VOLUME 28
NUMBER 29
Red Groomsʼ graphic
artwork donated to the
State Museum
New smart solar meters
will accept credit cards
Smart meters will offer new payment options and phone app updates.
Metro Public Works will be
retrofitting parking meters
and pay stations throughout
the county with solar powered
smart credit enabled technology. The project, beginning on
Deaderick Street with Digital
Pay Stations will be completed
in phases until all city man-
aged parking meters throughout the county have the updated technology.
“No coins, no cash, no problem – the new meters will
accept credit and debit cards,”
Chief Traffic Engineer Chip
Knauf said. “We are excited to
roll out this program which is
-courtesy of IPS Group
another step in our continuing
efforts to modernize our traffic
and parking equipment and
systems. Smart meter technology has given us the ability to
offer an improved experience
for our customers and more
efficiency in our operations.”
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Civil rights training for police officers will be
formalized, replicated for more communities
Nashville Public Library’s
(NPL) civil rights training partnership with law enforcement
agencies, including the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department (MNPD), can now be expanded, formalized and replicated, thanks to a $25,000 grant from
the Nissan Foundation.
The grant, awarded to the
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the expansion of NPL’s “Civil
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Civil Rights Training for
Nashville Police Enforcement
Agencies and Beyond.” The
training program originated as
a partnership between NPL ...
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Elvis by Red Grooms.
-photo courtesy of Tennessee State Museum
The Tennessee State Museum
announce that it has entered
into a promised gift agreement with Walter and Sarah
Knestrick of Nashville to
receive a donation of 238
graphic artworks created by
internationally acclaimed artist
Red Grooms. Additionally, the
museum will receive 52 commercially printed posters as
part of the gift.
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Grooms, who was born and
raised in Nashville, currently
resides in New York City
and maintains a home near
Beersheba Springs, TN. His
work has been exhibited in
museums and galleries across
the United States, as well as in
Europe and Japan. Grooms’ art
is included in the collections of
more than 39 museums, ...
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Police...
and MNPD in 2015 for new officer trainees and has since
expanded to include Tennessee.
Bureau of Investigation (TBI)
agents, garnering interest from
other agencies and communities across the U.S.
“Civil Rights and a Civil
Society” uses the NPL Civil
Rights Room’s archival images,
oral histories and film footage
from Nashville’s civil rights
history as a gateway to productive conversations about today’s
prevailing issues affecting law
enforcement and an increasingly diverse population. Through
this historical framework, participants discuss today’s complex community dynamics in
an environment that encourages open conversation and
greater understanding.
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NPL’s mission to enrich lives
and open doors to new ways of
understanding our neighbors
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The grant allows NPL to formalize and replicate this training, expanding its reach beyond
local and state law enforcement
to community groups, other
cities and different populations.
NPL director Kent Oliver
said, “Nashville Public Library,
through its Special Collections
and Civil Rights Room, is a public living room in our city for
informed discussion and dialog.
Library staff are experts at providing our unique Nashville
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about complex community
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“We thank Nissan for their
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Uber wants to notify
users about upcoming
healthcare check-ups
Uber will offer discounted fares for doctor visits.
Uber and Nashville-based
healthcare communication
company
Relatient
announced new technical integrations aimed at increasing
access to health care by overcoming the barrier that annually prevents approximately
3.6 million Americans from
receiving health care: lack of
transportation.
Through this partnership,
the Uber app will be fully integrated into text and email
messages to patients delivered by Relatient. Such messages include appoint - ment
reminders, follow up care
coordination, patient balance
information and preventative
care prompts – such as
reminding a patient with a
heart condition to schedule
an EKG.
Plus, while riding to their
appointment in an Uber,
patients will receive a message to check in with their
provider, so that all necessary
paperwork is complete when
they arrive. And they will
receive a link to a patient satisfaction survey to complete
on their ride home.
In honor of the integration, Relatient and Uber will
offer a “Ride To Health™
Week,” which will be the
week of August 22-26. During
this time, anyone in the US
who requests an Uber
through Relatient to get to or
from a health appointment
with a participating provider
will receive a discount on
their ride. More details about
this special offer can be found
online at ridetohealth.org.
“Patients who miss medical appointments or have to
reschedule at the last minute
frequently cite transportation
as a factor. We’re very excited
about the collaboration with
Relatient because it gives people a simple way to
plan
their appointments and
ensure they always have
access to a reliable ride when
they need one,” said Rob
Daniels, Product Partnerships Lead for Uber.
Relatient’s
CEO,
Sam
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cost of missed appointments,
as well as removing the negative impact that a missed
appointment has on an individual’s health outcomes.
“Missed appointments lead
to risks that could be averted.
According to the National
Commission on Prevention
Priorities, 100,000 people die
each year because of lack of
access to preventative care
services, like screenings for
hypertension, cholesterol and
certain cancers. There’s no
doubt that solving the transportation problem will save
lives. It will also mean more
financially sound health organizations. For example, it’s
not unusual for a doctor to
average four missed appointments per day, about $150,000
in lost revenue per doctor
every year. For large medical
practices, this quickly adds
up to millions of dollars.”
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Art Donation...
including the State Museum.
Knestrick, the retired founder
of Walter Knestrick Contractor,
Inc. and a longtime friend of the
State Museum, was a boyhood
classmate of Grooms. He began
collecting Grooms’ prints in the
1970s and has helped organize
traveling exhibitions of the
works since the 1980s.
In 2001, Knestrick's collection comprised a State Museum
traveling exhibition in conjunction with the publication of a
catalog raisonné of Grooms’
graphic work entitled, Red
Grooms: The Graphic Work,
which Knestrick authored. The
show, which opened at the
National Academy Museum in
New York and then traveled to
the Chicago Cultural Center,
was also presented at 10 other
American
museums.
The
Knestricks' donation includes
the artwork that was featured
in the traveling exhibition and
catalog.
Grooms is an American multimedia artist best known for
his colorful pop-art constructions depicting frenetic scenes
of modern urban life. Many
contemporary art historians
consider Grooms to be one of
Tennessee's most accomplished
artists. In addition to painting
and sculpture, Grooms is also
known for his prolific printmaking. He has experimented
with numerous techniques, creating woodblock prints, spraypainted stencils, soft-ground
etchings and elaborate threedimensional lithograph constructions.
Grooms, born in Nashville
in 1937 and raised in Tennessee,
began his artistic exploration
while attending public schools.
In 1955, while they were both
Hillsboro High School seniors,
Grooms and Knestrick's work
was featured in a two-man show
of 35 paintings at Nashville's
Lyzon Gallery.
In 1958 Grooms moved to
New York City to immerse himself in its art scene while working at such odd jobs as a movie
house usher. The vibrant color
of his hair earned him the
name “Red,” and his art
“Happenings,” unstructured
live performances, began to
(L to R) Walter and Sarah Knestrick, Governor Bill Haslam
and First Lady Crissy Haslam and State Museum Executive
Director Lois Riggins-Ezzell with a lithographic print entitled
Elvis by artist Red Grooms.
earn him a measure of notoriety in the art world.
"The Knestricks’ extraordinarily generous promised gift
of the Grooms’ graphic works
is, undoubtedly, the singularly
most significant collection of
contemporary art ever donated
to the Tennessee State
Museum. It now belongs to the
Volunteer State’s citizens, children, and scholars,” State
Museum Executive Director
Lois Riggins-Ezzell said. “For
decades to come, the Grooms’
collection will be available for
the enrichment, study, contemplation, and laugh-out-loud joy
for everyone to experience.
Red’s work brings his serious,
yet humorous, world perspective into sharp focus for all
to interpret and embrace.
Certainly there is no other
American artist painting today
who chronicles popular culture
with such an incisively whimsical delight."
With
regard
to
the
Knestricks’ gift, Grooms said: "I
so appreciate my dear old
friend Walter Knestrick taking
it upon himself to collect each
and every one of my graphic
works over the years, which
makes the Knestrick Collection
gift to my home state museum
both unique and particularly
special."
Noted New York art appraiser Dr. Alex J. Rosenberg said,
"One usually begins to collect
an artist's work after he or she
has established their reputation, making it very difficult to
succeed in collecting the artist's
entire oeuvre. Either the cost
of obtaining several works or
their lack of availability on the
market prevents reaching one's
goal. However, the Knestricks
are the rare exceptions who
began to collect Red Grooms’
printed art when it was readily
available and affordable and
have continued to do so.
Without their foresight, I doubt
that this unique, valuable and
complete collection of Grooms’
printed work would exist. I
extend my admiration and congratulations to the Knestricks
for their magnificent and irreplaceable promised gift to the
people of Tennessee."
There are plans for Grooms’
graphic work to be on exhibit in
one of the art galleries in the
new State Museum, scheduled
to open in 2018.
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Commentary
By Horace Johns,
MTSU Business Professor
Former Metro Councilman
25 quotes that will help
you live a more artful life
Sheldon Kopp was a psychotherapist and author, based
in Washington, D.C. He was
born in New York City and
received his Ph.D there from
the New School for Social
Research. Although he had an
active private practice, he also
served
as
Psychotherapy
Supervisor for the Pastoral
Counselling and Consultation
Centers in Washington.
A psychologist who wrote
about self-esteem, he is famous
for the many wise, pithy
quotes and proverbs about the
art of living he made through
the years. Among his best are
the following.
****
1. “You can’t make anyone
love you. You just have to
reveal who you are and take
your chances.
2. “Everything good is costly, and the development of the
personality is one of the most
costly of all things. It will cost
you your innocence, your illusions, your certainty.
3. “There appear to be many
people who chose to go crazy
(or become alcoholics, addicts,
criminals, suicides) rather
than have to bear the pain and
ambiguity of a life situation
that they have decided that
they cannot stand.
4. “All of the truly important battles are waged within
the self.
5. “In the long run we get no
more than we have been willing to risk giving.
6. “For each of us, the only
hope resides in his own efforts,
in completing his own story,
not in the other’s interpretation.
7. “We must always see our
own feelings of uneasiness as
being our chance for making
the growth choice rather than
the fear choice.
8. “Often things are as bad
as they seem. Even so, some of
the time it’s possible to enjoy
life as it is. But the better anything gets, the more you’ll
miss it when it’s gone.
9. “If you stubbornly refuse
to mourn your losses, you get
depressed.
10. “At last you cry out in
anguish: ‘Why me?’ God
answers: ‘Why not?’
11. “You can so stand it.
After all, it’s only pain. What
makes it seem unbearable is
your mistaken belief that it
can be cured.
12. “Everything is difficult
at first. I have never begun
any important venture for
which I felt adequately prepared.
13. “Without knowing for
sure what’s right or wrong,
take your best shot. There’s
just no way to get it all
straight.
Mistakes are
inevitable.
14. “Control is an illusion.
You wait for everything to be
alright, knowing all the while
that the next problem is
already in the mail.
15. “Escape is not a dirty
word. None of us can face
what’s happening head-on all
of the time. It’s alright to pretend sometimes. The only danger lies in pretending that you
are not pretending.
16. “Remember, we are all in
this alone. It helps to know
that everyone is in the same
situation. It helps, but not a
whole lot.
17. “We insist that our situation is special. It’s so hard to
accept how ordinary we all
are.
18. “We must learn to love
in the absence of illusions.
19. “We must try to live a
just life in an unjust world.
20. “We must be willing to
go on caring when we are helpless to change things.”
21. “Our best may not turn
out to be good enough. Still, it
will have to do.
22. “I’m not O.K. You’re not
O.K. And that’s O.K.”
Mayor Barry to foster community dialogue on racial justice
Mayor Megan Barry announced a series of upcoming
events designed to facilitate a
constructive dialogue with the
Nashville community about
race relations and criminal justice.
“The heart wrenching
tragedies in Dallas, Baton Rouge,
and Falcon Heights were
painful to experience, as a
Mayor, as a mother, as an
American,” said Mayor Barry.
“But they have served to sharpen our focus and bring sometimes uncomfortable issues to
the forefront of our national
conversation.”
Mayor Barry, in partnership
with Lipscomb University’s
Institute of Conflict Management, will host two dialogues
with the community to discuss
issues of criminal justice in the
African American community,
as well as broader topics around
race and social justice.
The two events are July 23
at Pearl Cohn Comprehensive
High School, from 1 - 4 pm,
and a subsequent event on
September 10 at the Music City
Center, Exhibit Hall A from 1 - 4
p.m. that will be open to the
entire public.
The Mayor’s Office will
recruit and train 15 individuals
to serve as small group conversation facilitators for breakout
groups of 10 attendees each.
Structured dialogue sessions
will include prepared questions
and communications standards.
“These meetings will not be
a starting line or a finish line
in our goal of racial and social
justice in our city and in our
society. This is, unfortunately,
a long race for our country to
run, and frankly, it’s hard
to see the finish line,” said
Mayor Barry. “But we can’t
stop running this race. We can
always be moving ahead, one
yard, one foot, one inch at a
time, as we seek the goal of a
more just and equitable society for all.”
In addition to outlining the
upcoming community dialogues, Mayor Barry discussed
some of the ways in which
the Metro Nashville Police
Depart- ment has begun implementing reforms to police officer training.
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Linda Booth passes at 67
Linda Booth pictured with
her beloved McGuire
Linda Bernice Booth, 67,
fulfilled this life with grace
and elegance on July 11, 2016,
in Nashville, TN, after a courageous battle with lymphoma.
Booth was born on April 9,
1949, in Memphis, to Alton A.
Booth and his wife, Bernice
Kirk Booth. She is predeceased by both parents and
brother, Wayne Booth.
A graduate of Elizabeth
Messick High School, Memphis,
Booth also completed course
studies at Lambuth University, the University of Tennessee, and Belmont College.
Reared in Memphis, Booth
spent hours volunteering at the
local USO with life-long friend,
Linda Johns Evans. She
embraced an opportunity to
live in Rota, Spain, prior to settling in Nashville, where, at age
23 she became a realtor with
Nixon-Kent Realtors. Ina NixonKent, served as Booth’s mentor and surrogate Mother,
until her passing, and encouraged her to obtain her broker’s
license at age 25 and establish
L.B. Booth Realtors in 1979.
As Owner/Broker, ABR
(Accredited Buyer Representative) & GRI (Graduate Real
Estate Institute), Booth received recognition and honors
from local organizations such as
First American Bank, for her
unprecedented dedication and
creative sales expertise that
benefited her loyal clients. She
was a member of the Nashville
Board of Realtors from 19732016. Her motto; Where there is
a will, there is a way, remained
her mantra until the end.
Booth touched many lives
with her engaging smile, generosity, and trademark sense of
tenacity. Even with a history of
photographic and commercial
modeling, she remained a
city/country girl who loved the
simple beauty found in nature,
flowers and God’s creatures.
An ardent supporter of the
Arts, she shared her marketing
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skills with the Nashville
Symphony. Booth’s deep devotion to animal welfare has
resulted in a generous donation
to Arkansas Paws in Prison to
sustain her legacy. Paws in
Prison, is a program that pairs
rescue dogs scheduled to be
euthanized with prisoners
that have earned the opportunity to participate in the specialized training course.
Following an intensive training the dogs are provided for
adoption to returning soldiers
and the general public with
companion needs.
As a devoted member of
Christ Episcopal Cathedral
and attendee of St. George’s
Episcopal Church, a memorial
celebration of her life will be
held on Saturday, July 23,
at St. George’s Episcopal
Church. The 1:30 pm memorial will be preceded by a reception for family and friends at
12:30. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made either to St.
George’s Episcopal Church or
Arkansas Paws in Prison, 6814
Princeton Pike, Pine Bluff,
Arkansas 71602.
“And in her, the concept of
ceaseless love could find no
better example.”
Parking...
There are approximately
2,000 meters throughout the
county – about one half of
these are in the downtown
footprint. The new meters,
manufactured by IPS Group,
Inc., ensure secure credit card
transactions and will accept
American Express, Visa,
Master Card and Discover.
Customers using credit cards
as opposed to cash will pay a
2.3 percent convenience fee for
each
transaction
which
equates to about two cents for
every dollar spent. The 2.3 percent fee is charged by the electronic processing company.
Maximum time to park on
meters remains the same; the
majority of the meters allow
for 2 hours of parking.
Public
Work
also
announced changes to onstreet parking meter rates to
bring parking rates in line
with other current parking
facility rates, as well as to
cover the operational costs to
administer the meter program. The new rates for bagging a parking meter help to
offset lost revenue, cost of the
bags, labor for covering and
New smart meter will accept
credit cards in addition to
coins.
uncovering meters, and vehicle usage cost. The rate adjustments were proposed to, and
approved by the Traffic and
Parking Commission earlier
this month. The new rates will
go into effect as meters are
being changed over to the new
technology, and are as follows:
*Meter price increase from
$1.50/hr to $2.00/hr in the central business district and from
$1.00/hr to $1.50/hr in the noncentral business district.
*The rates to reserve a parking meter range from $30 a day
to $42 a day.
These are the first rate
adjustments since 2009.
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By Jim Wilson, CPA
Accountability: A Necessity for All
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need more than comfort now is
the eye of discernment, the
heart of justice and the voice of
knowledge—however friendly
or unfriendly it may be.” How
very true. It is time for some
straight-talk. We have a crisis
in this country. Life is being
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not manage their own lives, but
who want to control the lives of
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is not necessary to proclaim a
particular life mantra?
Every life matters! All people have the rights. What you
want to say is important, at
least to you. I have been the victim of unkind statements and
dissenting positions as I write
for this newspaper. My request
is that if you wish to make a
statement, whether positive or
negative, please have the
courage to sign your name and
provide an address (e-mail or
other) so I may have the opportunity to defend my position or
thank you for your opinion.
Only cowards hide behind
anonymity.
Accountability is not simply
taking the blame when something goes wrong. It’s not a confession. Accountability is
about delivering on a commitment. It’s responsibility to an
outcome, not just a set of tasks.
It’s taking initiative with
thoughtful, strategic followthrough. In my opinion, we
have not seen much of this
within the past 8 years.
And accountability is necessary at all levels of the hierarchy. Executives high on the
organization chart can’t really
be accountable unless the people who report to them also follow through on their commitments. That creates a struggle,
of course. I have seen leaders
direct, question, and plead. I
have seen them yell, act passive-aggressively, and throw up
their hands in frustration — all
in the service of “holding people accountable.” But, none of
that works. Getting angry with
people when they fall short is
not a productive process for
holding people accountable. It
almost always reduces motivation and performance.
So what can we do to foster
accountability in the people
around us? We need to aim for
clarity in five areas:
1. Clear expectations. The
first step is to be crystal clear
about what you expect. This
means being clear about the
outcome you’re looking for,
how you’ll measure success, or
failure, and how people should
go about achieving the objective. It doesn’t all have to come
from you. In fact, the more
skilled your people are, the
more ideas and strategies
should be coming from them.
After the discussion, list the
main points discussed and
agree that each of you understand what was said and agreed
upon.
2. Clear capability. What
skills does the person need to
meet the expectations? What
resources will they need? If the
person does not have what’s
necessary, can they acquire
what’s missing? If so, what’s
the plan? If not, you’ll need to
delegate to someone else.
Otherwise you’re setting them
up for failure.
3.
Clear
measurement.
Nothing frustrates leaders
more than being surprised by
failure. Sometimes this surprise is because the person who
should be delivering is afraid to
ask for help. Sometimes it
comes from premature optimism on both sides. Either way,
it’s
completely
avoidable.
During the expectations conversation, you should agree on
weekly milestones with clear,
measurable, objective targets.
If any of these targets slip,
jump on it immediately. Brainstorm a solution, identify a fix,
redesign the schedule, or
respond in some other way that
gets the person back on track.
4. Clear feedback. Honest,
open, ongoing feedback is critical. People should know where
they stand. If you have clear
expectations, capability, and
measurement, the feedback can
be fact-based and easy to deliver. Is the person delivering on
her commitments? Is she working well with the other stakeholders? If she needs to increase her capability, is she on
track? The feedback can also go
both ways — is there something you can be doing to be
more helpful? Give timely feedback, and remember it’s more
important to be helpful than
nice.
5. Clear consequences. If
you’ve been clear in all of the
above ways, you can be reasonably sure that you did what’s
necessary to support their performance. At this point, you
have three choices: repeat,
reward, or release. Repeat the
steps above if you feel that
there is still a lack of clarity in
the system. If the person succeeded, you should reward
them appropriately (acknowledgement, promotion, etc.). If
they have not proven accountable and you are reasonably
certain that you followed the
steps above, then they are not a
good fit for the role, and you
should release them from it
(change roles, fire them, etc.).
These are the building
blocks for a culture of accountability. The magic is in the way
they work together as a system.
If you miss any one of them,
accountability will fall through
that gap. Remember to be
empathetic—try to see the
other side of the discussion.
How can you assist people to
be accountable? The answer is:
It depends. Try the 5 points
offered above.
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Celebrations and sharing insight
Last Supper: What is the
most reproduced work of art in
the world? Arguably, that is
Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last
Supper” showing the historical
event documented in all four
Biblical gospels: Matthew,
Mark, Luke and John. Com-
pleted between 1494 and 1498,
“The Last Supper” has certainly been admired, mistreated,
nearly destroyed, restored, misunderstood and reproduced
more than any other religious
painting in history. Kem Hinton,
Tuck-Hinton Architects, became
Retired General Sessions Judge Dan Eisenstein delivered a
100th birthday message to his father Bob Eisenstein.
-photo by Dru Smith
deeply interested in “The Last
Supper,” at Santa Maria delle
Grazie in Milan, Italy. Hinton
has researched the history of
the painting, recently sharing
what he learned in a lively talk,
illustrated with slides, at Green
Hills Rotary. He debunked the
widely discussed myths about
the painting from Dan Brown’s
fictional thriller “The Da Vinci
Code.” Hinton also recounted
the incredible story of how the
famous artwork survived during World War II. When most of
Santa Maria delle Grazie was
bombed, Only one wall ---- the
one with The Last Supper
mural – remained standing.
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Speaker Harwell: Beth
Harwell spends most of her
time gaveling in the Tennessee
House of
Representatives
where she is Madam Speaker.
There was a “once upon a time”
however, when Harwell, like
other moms, often brought her
young kids, Allie and Sam, to
the Green Hills Library for
story time. In a Story Room
reprise this week, Harwell
appeared as guest reader of
“How to Dress a Dragon” for
about thirty youngsters. “If
you have to dress a dragon,”
she read, “you have to catch
him as he flies, then tickle and
tackle him to the floor."
Harwell appeared on behalf of
Tennesseans for Student Success – which annually launches
this reading program to keep
kids reading in the summer
while school is out.
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Milestone Birthday: Every
year for the past 100 -- yes, that
Kem Hinton gave his insights about Leonardo da Vinci's
"The Last Supper" at the Green Hills Rotary breakfast.
-photo by Dru Smith
State House Speaker Beth Harwell read "How to Dress a
Dragon" at the Green Hills Library Story Time for children.
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is 100 --- Bob Eisenstein has celebrated his birthday on July 13.
This year Eisenstein, with his
children, Nan Speller and
retired Sessions Judge Dan
Eisenstein with his wife Jill,
invited a crowd of friends to
The Temple Congregation
Ohabai Sholom to celebrate.
Many who came are members
of the Downtown Kiwanis Club
where Eisenstein is the most
senior member, having served
close to 70 years. Eisenstein
has been described by those
who know him as a true 'mensch,' yiddish for a person of
integrity and honor who places
the needs of others above his
own. At his 99th birthday a
year ago, Eisenstein said, "I
have been most fortunate
throughout my life so far and
appreciate all the consideration from others, including
family, friends and business
associates," said Eisenstein.
"For me, it is all about others in
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Real estate group joins the Belle Meade increases property tax
Green Hills housing scene $.08 to compensate for lost revenue
The Wilson Group Real Estate
Services will open a new office
in Green Hills in late summer,
according to company CEO and
President Christie Wilson,
located at 4100 Hillsboro Circle.
“Green Hills is a key location for real estate in the
Nashville and Middle Tennessee region,” Wilson said.
“While we have been active in
that area for many years, having a strong, visible presence
there will help make The
Wilson Group Real Estate
Services an even more accessible choice to serve our clients,
customers and agents”.
The new office is approximately 3,000 square feet and is
located where it is part of a
very walkable part of the
Green Hills area, according to
Wilson.
“Green Hills is an increasingly walkable community.
With the Hill Center retail,
more housing options and the
ongoing growth there, it will be
a great location for our new
office,” she said. “We have
already begun successfully
attracting experienced real
estate professionals to be part
of our team there. It is exciting
to see this long-term goal of
our company be accomplished.
We look forward to the success
we will have there, along with
the ongoing success for which
our Sylvan Park office is
known.”
The Wilson Group Real
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By now, all Belle Meade residents are aware of the repeal of
the Tennessee Income tax, better known as the Hall Income
Tax. With its gradual reduction
of 16.667 percent per year over
the next six years, beginning in
2016, the Hall tax will be totally
eliminated by 2022.
According the Belle Meade’s
July Newsletter, three public
meetings were held in June to
discuss the challenges faced by
the City in this State decision.
Belle Meade receives over 50
percent of its annual revenue
from the Hall tax, therefore,
action is necessary. The Commissioners, by a 3-2 vote, agreed
to a current year increase in
the Belle Meade property tax
from .2243 per $100 of assessed
value to .30 per $100, to reflect
the anticipated revenue loss
projected for fiscal year 20162017. Each year, the projected
loss of revenue from the Hall
tax will be compared to the
need for additional property
tax increases.
Action, as budgets are presented and approved, will be
taken to offset needed deficiencies. It is expected that eventu-
ally the entire loss of revenue
will be replaced by Belle Meade
property tax increases, although not necessarily in dollar amounts to mirror the
decrease in Hall tax, but in
amounts needed to assure fiscal responsibility.
The Commission welcomes
comments or suggestions
precipitated by this decision
via email to [email protected].
The entire public meeting
presentation is available on the
Belle Meade website.
Bellevue student receives national recognition
Bellevue resident Sarah Sekwat
has received a national recognition, being named a 2016 Bank of
America Student Leader. The
Student Leaders program is part
of the bank’s Summer Youth
Employment initiative, and rec-
ognizes
community-minded
high school students across the
country. The program connects
them to employment, skills
development, and service.
As part of the Student Leaders
experience, Sarah is completing
an eight-week long internship at
the Oasis Center.
Alongside others, Sarah teaches
and guides Nashville youth
inside and outside of the classroom.
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Donelson Chapter helps national
group break Guinness world record
To celebrate the National
Society’s 125th Anniversary
and the culmination of the
Celebrate America! Volunteer
service initiative, the DAR
channeled its fervor for patriotism and dedicated support of
the nation’s military service
members toward an ambitious
goal. During the week of the
125th Continental Congress,
held in June at DAR’s Washington, D.C., headquarters, the
organization set an official
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS
title in patriotism for “most
letters to military personnel
collected in one month.”
Achieving this ambitious
goal required the National
Society to collect and then
mail at least 10,000 letters to
active-duty service members.
Daughters across the country
rallied in support of the effort.
Members of the Rachel Stockley
Donelson Chapter in Nashville, although a small chapter,
contributed by collecting about
a dozen letters to add to the
total. A member could only
write one letter to one military
person.
As dictated by the GUIN-
NESS WORLD RECORDS guidelines, all letters had to be
handwritten, addressed to an
active duty service member,
placed inside a stamped,
unsealed envelope, and delivered in person to one of the
designated stations set up at
DAR Headquarters. Tennessee
Society DAR members brought
the chapter’s letters to Washington, D.C., and hand-delivered them to a collection station. Letters of appreciation
filled more and more boxes as
the week progressed, and an
official GUINNESS WORLD
RECORDS adjudicator arrived
to conduct the verification
process.
The carefully tallied total
was revealed at the National
Defense Night ceremony on
Saturday, June 18, 2016. Each
letter represents the support
of a grateful nation, and the
Rachel Stockley Donelson
Chapter is humbled by the
opportunity to assist in collecting these missives to the
defenders of our country.
By the end of June, all
100,904 letters will be on the
way to active-duty military
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Community meets
new McGavock
Elementary leader
On Wednesday, July 20, community members met with the
new principal at McGavock
Elementary, Jason Taylor.
Taylor takes over for the exiting Lance Forman, who has
begun work at the new Smith
Springs Elementary School.
Taylor was most recently an
assistant principal at Dodson
Elementary just a few miles
from McGavock. He has spent
his entire teaching career serving Metro elementary schools
in Hermitage, Donelson and
Old Hickory, with nine years
teaching at Andrew Jackson
followed by assistant principal
jobs at Ruby Major and
Dodson.
“Jason is not only a tremendous educator,” said Chief
Academic Officer Jay Steele..
“He is also deeply ingrained in
this community and the perfect choice to lead McGavock
Elementary. He knows these
families and their needs, and
he will lead McGavock with a
steady hand. He puts a strong
focus on collaboration and
community engagement, both
of which will serve his students very well.”
Tutors needed in Donelson
for the upcoming school year
Katherine Pleas has spent
her entire life helping people
learn to read and write.
From the time she was
asked to lead her reading
group in elementary school,
through her 27 years of teaching English at McGavock High
School, now to her retirement
years where she helps at-risk
students who attend Charlotte
Park Elementary and FallHamilton Elementary schools
learn to read and write, Pleas
has enjoyed the process of
teaching. As a volunteer with
the FiftyForward Friends
Learning in Pairs (FLIP) program, Pleas has found her purpose.
As a FLIP tutor, Pleas works
with four students for 30 minutes each week on literacy
skills, "they call me Ms. P," she
said. "I am so glad to be a part
of this – my passion is to help
students."
"Kathy plays a key role in
motivating the students she
tutors. She gives them positive
feedback to help build their
confidence," FiftyForward FLIP
director Sandra Thomas, said..
"Pleas shared with me the
story of one FLIP student who
was reading on the kindergarten level and when he came
to their session asking for
chocolate. 'I said, let's get busy
and do our work and we'll talk
about chocolate later,' she said.
'We got busy and he forgot all
about the chocolate.'"
Pleas's work with FLIP
comes after many years of her
own education and an extensive career teaching in paid
and volunteer positions. A
graduate of the University
of Tennessee Nashville with
a degree in English, Pleas
earned a master's degree from
Tennessee State University in
adult education and has completed postgraduate work at
Middle Tennessee State University, Florida State and
Trevecca University. In addition, she was one of 15 people
nationwide selected by the
National Endowment for the
Humanities for a study of the
transcendentalists at Oregon
State University. She was also
awarded an HCA grant that
allowed her to study authors of
the 19th century at Oxford
University in England; at the
end of those studies, Pleas
was given the "Queen's Cup"
Outstanding Student Award.
During her years as at
McGavock High School, Pleas
not only taught English, but
was also a test proctor for the
ACT exam for 10 years, was the
Beta Club Sponsor and the
girl's track coach for five years.
In addition, she taught parttime as an adult education
teacher at the Madison Comprehensive High School.
In addition to FLIP, she
currently volunteers with
Trevecca Health and Rehab,
Gentiva Hospice, and Nashville
Opportunities Industrialization Center. A FLIP tutor for
four years, Pleas says the program holds a special place in
her life. "FLIP is an outstanding program. There are a lot of
students who need help and
FLIP has reached out."
Friends Learning in Pairs
(FLIP) is part of the Retired
and Senior Volunteer Program
(RSVP) of FiftyForward. The
program places tutors 55 and
older in elementary schools
in Davidson and Williamson
counties to work with at-risk
students. Tutors work specifically with students on reading
and math.
During the 2015-2016 school
year, 125 RSVP volunteers
55 years and older served as
FLIP tutors in Davidson and
Williamson counties providing
individualized instruction to
nearly 500 at-risk students in
grades K-4. According to Pleas,
volunteers are currently needed to tutor at elementary
schools in the Bordeaux,
Bellevue, East, North and
West Nashville, Hermitage,
Donelson, and Madison areas.
FLIP tutors are well-trained,
placed in schools near their
homes and provided materials
and training from the teachers
and the FiftyForward FLIP
staff. Tutoring is done during
the school day and runs from
fall through spring.
Pleas says, "Working with
FLIP is a wonderful experience. I love working with the
students. I don't know what it
is, but I can draw them in. It's a
gift and a passion."
For more information about
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Neighborhood
Nostalgia
E.D. Thompson
Sunnyside Mansion
Years ago, the kids in my
neighborhood and I used to pass
an old mansion as we headed to
Brown's Creek or walked the old
Glendale streetcar tracks where
Lealand Lane now stands. We
never gave thought to fooling
around that old home. Back in
those days, we knew we were not
to mess with other people's property. We didn't even know who
lived there. Some many years
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HIGHLIGHTS & HAPPENINGS
July 22-23
Madison Train Show
The City Road Child Development Center invites everyone
"all aboard" for its 7th Annual
Madison Train Show, the largest
two-day
show
in
Middle
Tennessee, on Friday, July 22 and
Saturday, July 23 to experience
operating model trains, train vendors and other merchandise,
exhibits, food and door prizes.
Hours on Friday are 3 to 6 p.m. and
on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
in the Fellowship Center of City
Road Chapel United Methodist
Church at 701 S. Gallatin Rd.,
Madison. Admission cost is $7.00
for adults; $4.00 for children age 412; and Free for children 3 and
under. For more info, call Nathan
Baker at (615) 612-3324.
July 23
Horsing Around
Free Wagon Rides! The Metro
Mounted Police Patrol will be
training Tennessee Walking
Horses at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
Kids can saddle up for a miniature
donkey ride or help feed and
groom them. You can see a team
of Belgian horses. Stop under the
shade tree for a lesson in sheep
shearing. Enjoy dulcimer music
from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sheep and
spinning at the log cabins. Freshly
ground corn meal at the grist mill.
Small $3 fee for donkey rides. This
is a free family event at the
Ellington Agricultural Center,
located at 440 Hogan Road.
For information, call the agriculture museum at (615) 837-5197
or email: tennessee [email protected]
July 30
The Beegie Adair Trio
The Nashville Jazz Workshop
is announcing the return of
monthly appearances by one of
Nashville's true musical treasures
- the Beegie Adair Trio. For this
appearance, the Trio will consist
of Beegie, bassist Roger Spencer,
and saxophonist Denis Solee.
There will be two sets beginning at 7 p.m. in the Jazz Cave at
the Workshop, located at 1319
Adams St., Nashville. Doors open
at 6:15 p.m. Tickets are $25 ($15 for
high school and college students).
Advance purchase is highly
recommended. Tickets are available online from brownpapertickets.com Tickets are also available
by calling 615-242-5299 during business hours.
lum home of Colonel Granville
Sevier.
We kids had no idea of the
great history surrounding that
old mansion located near the
corner of Granny White Pike
and Kirkwood Lane in what is
now Sevier Park.
This mansion in Sevier Park
now houses the Metropolitan
Historical Commission and is
open to the public. The inside of
Sunnyside Mansion now has the
old blended with the new. The
old home was refitted with insulated walls and central heat and
air-conditioning systems.
The original wood flooring is
still there as well as an old,
ornate mantel that was found in
pieces that the workmen put back
together.
Sunnyside Mansion was built
in the early 1850s and was
the home of Mary Childress
Benton. Mary Benton was a
widow of Jesse Benton and the
first cousin of Sarah Childress
Polk, wife of President James K.
Polk. Also, Mary Benton was
the sister-in-law of statesman
and artist Thomas Hart Benton.
Jesse Benton, Mary's husband,
left Nashville after a feud with
Andrew Jackson. Jesse Benton
died in 1843.
Prior to the Civil War, Mary
brought her widowed niece,
Minerva Douglass, and her
niece's two children, Henry and
Mary, to live in her home. Young
Mary Douglass gave Sunnyside
Sunnyside Mansion
its name because of its bright,
open hillside location. Mary
Douglass later married Theodore
Francis Sevier of Kentucky,
and the young couple lived at
Sunnyside until the Civil War
broke out.
The Battle of Nashville raged
around the old home, and it still
bears some scars left by mine
balls on the porch, door, and
columns. Wounded Union soldiers were treated there in the
days following the battle.
In 1882, Dr. L. G. Noel purchased the estate. Dr. Noel was a
prominent Nashville dentist and
taught dentistry classes at
Vanderbilt University.
After Dr. Noel's death, Colonel
Granville Sevier, son of Theodore
Francis and Mary Douglass
-photos by Anthony Cunningham
Sevier, made a visit back to
Sunnyside and the brought his
mother back to where she had
grown up. In 1927, the Colonel
purchased and restored the home
which his mother had christened
Sunnyside.
Sevier's heirs sold the property to the City of Nashville for the
Park Board after his death in
1945. Sevier Park opened to the
citizens of Nashville on this
property in 1948.
How I wish I had known all of
this great history when we were
kids walking beside this wonderful, old home on the way to
Brown's Creek back when the
Colonel Granville Sevier family
was living there.
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when the dealer added the rebate
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Nipper's Corner Kroger, I notified an employee of the overflowing trash containers. I was told
that it wasn't the employees'
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often interfering with safe driving. Publix definitely is on the
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in the two years I’ve lived here
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Price gouging
While driving to church Sunday morning I noticed a brand of
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Share the blame
Obama can not be totally
blamed for the stupid mistakes
he has made, his advisors
should be blamed too. Obama
Care is a laugh; take a look at
Obama Care that alone will set
you free. If it was not for the
business people, who make the
big money to pay the bills,
where would we be? Ask yourself why have so many companies gone out of business. Let
me tell you! It’s the Obama Care
insurance; we business people
must pay for it. I was not going
to support Trump with my vote,
but look at the problems we
have in this country now. Yes,
I’ll vote for Donald Trump for
president, instead of a trader as
Hillary Clinton. The people in
the White House said that Bill
Clinton tried to steal the china
dishes when he moved out, if
that be true, what does she plan
to steal from the good citizens
(black and white). You are correct, this ticks me off.
14th amendment
The 14th amendment to the
United States Constitution forbids the taking of a person’s
life without due process of law.
Abortion therefore is neither
safe for the baby nor the mother. Overturn Roe vs. Wade.
Illegal searches
Ticked off, you bet. There’s
an investigation special that
uncovers how police illegally
search peoples homes without a
search warrant on a local news
channel. One of the commentators who retired as a district
attorney general of Sumner
county is now a lawyer for hire.
In 1980 he took my case to
the Tennessee Supreme Court
claiming the police had the
right to legally search and
cease my car without a search
warrant. After three years and
losing my car the Supreme
Court upheld the Criminal
Court of Appeals decision and
ruled the search was in fact illegal. In 1983 the law in Tennessee was changed to the
present law that it is today.
No thanks to the attorney.
So there’s truth of the matter, police still do what they
want to do and lawyers for the
state do too. Now, I respect good
police officers who put their
lives on the line everyday for
the good of the people. You can
not say that however about
lawyers. Its all about the money
and fame for themselves.
Train your employees
Regarding Krogers and the
parking lot, it’s so true. Also
Food Lion employees leave piles
of cigarette butts around the
benches, management needs to
take responsibility for that.
Otherwise Publix is going to get
all the money and they should
because they got it right.
Krogers, Food Lion, wake up
and train your employees correctly.
door. Staff has nothing to do
with the residents, you’re on
your own.
What little you know, I’ve
spent my life helping people.
that’s why I come here, to help
the ones who can’t help themselves. Check and know the
facts before you make your
comment.
This is an independent living place.
Clamping down
All lives matter
I’m ticked off because we’ve
been seeing this coming for
quite some time now. The thing
is we all matter, not just black
lives but we all matter. Every
life matters, what have we
become. What is the matter,
what’s done is done.
Yeah, life changes and is
always rearranging but we do
not give up and we do not backdown. All these words that we
are spewing, what are we
doing?
Uncaring person?
I’m ticked off with the person who called and wrote in
about the uncaring person concerning blocking the path. It’s
not about uncaring, it’s about
safety and respect. This is not a
nursing home or an assisted living. This is an apartment home
for retired people. Did you
think about the people, the
paramedics and family members who are trying to get in
and out and these people are
blocking the path of the front
It amazes me that everyone
is so astonished that Donald
Trump is the nominee for the
Republican party and he is
doing so darn well. I’ve am surprised myself because I consider myself a yellow dog democratic, I’m 68 years old and I’ve
voted in every election and
never voted for a Republican,
but I’m going to be voting for
Trump. And you know why,
because he says what the people
are thinking and feeling.
Especially where it concerns
Muslims, there needs to be
some kind of control at keeping
them out of the country, or at
least checking them out so thoroughly before they are allowed
in that they will do no harm in
this country. Even if they check
out I do not trust them. I’m
afraid of them and I think most
of Americans are afraid of
them.
If Donald Trump accomplishes that much of clamping
down on that particular group
that would be enough for me in
four years. I’m sure a lot of people feel the same way.
Bridge Anyone?
No respect for church
I am disgusted to see girls
and sometimes their mothers
wearing matching gym shorts. I
know we experience hot temperatures during summer but I
feel church is not the place to
wear gym or Daisy Duke
shorts. It is disrespectful! I am
not saying that we must wear
dresses and high heels, I am
very casual myself but gym
shorts and Daisy Dukes do not
belong in church. Mothers you
should be role model to your
children, teach them that
church is a place of worship
and we must exhibit some decorum and not so much skin.
Have respect for the place of
worship.
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Earl Swensson
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Three new employees have
joined architectural firm ESa
(Earl Swensson Associates).
Gary Sumerel,
previously with international engineering and construction firm Fluor
Corporation,
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Sumerel
37 years of experience at manufacturing, power,
chemical and service companies
inform his understanding of the
Lean model, which focuses on
delivering value to customers by
reducing or eliminating activities
that detract from that value. He
holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in Industrial Engineering
from Clemson University.
David Berry has
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recent graduate of
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architectural firm that designs
healthcare facilities, educational
facilities, hospitality venues, corporate office buildings, senior living communities, and facilities
for communities and the arts.
Rogers, Kamm & Shea
Helen Sfikas Rogers, the
principal of the law firm of
Rogers, Kamm & Shea has been
selected as a Fellow of the
American Bar Association in
recognition of a career that has
demonstrated leadership in the
profession, service to society,
and commitment to the ideals
and objectives of the American
Bar Association. This award is
limited to one percent of the
lawyer population in Tennesssee. Rogers has practiced in
Middle Tennessee, primarily in
the areas of family and probate
law for over thirty years. Rogers
has an office in the midtown
area of Nashville and on Main
Street in Franklin.
T.W. Frierson
As Joe Street, president of the
Senior Living Division at T.W.
Frierson Contractor Inc. in
Nashville, hangs up his hard hat
on June 30, 2016, to step into
retirement.
Street's leadership has been key to
the growth and
stability of T.W.
Frierson Contractor
Inc. since he joined
the firm in January
1997 as a senior projStreet
ect manager. In three
years, he was promoted to vice
president and chief operating officer, then became president in
2004. After 10 years in that position as part of the company's longterm succession plan, he transitioned to president of the Senior
Living Division in 2014.
Construction has been a way of
life for Street. He grew up in and
around his father’s construction
business. After graduating from
Iowa State University in August
1970 with a degree in construction
technology, Street entered the
workforce. He began his career
working as a field engineer, superintendent and project manager
before progressing to his leadership positions.
Street shares these nuggets of
leadership wisdom, "I was always
of the opinion that great leaders
are great simplifiers. With that in
mind, my job became quite simple
in my mind. I only had to do two
things – take really good care of
our customers, and take really
good care of our employees. If I
did that, everything else seemed
to fall in place."
The Temple
Martin Sir of Nashville has
been named president of The
Temple – Congregation Ohabai
Sholom in Belle Meade, Temple
leaders announced at its 165th
annual congregational meeting
held in May 2016.
As The Temple’s
72nd president since
its founding in 1851,
Sir will lead its 750family member congregation for the
next two years, continuing his extenSir
sive service in The
Temple’s leadership.
Sir, a Temple member for 34
years, previously served as a
member of its Board of Trustees
from 2006 - 2010 and 2011 – 2015. He
was elected secretary of The
Temple in 2010, and then served as
treasurer/vice president before
his recent election as president.
Sir traces his lineage to his
great-grandfather, Louis Hershkovitz, who was the first president
of Sherith Israel and served as
president for 25 years.
Sir is the founding attorney in
the law offices of Martin Sir &
Associates, serving Nashville and
Middle Tennessee clients for more
1
2
than 30 years since acquiring his
license to practice law in 1980. He
focuses primarily on family law.
He also helps clients with serious
personal injury and contested
probate matters.
He also is a former member of
the Tennessee House of Representatives, having served from
south Middle Tennessee from 1981
– 1984.
Leadership Middle
Tennessee Inc.
Leadership Middle Tennessee,
Inc., the regional leadership
organization that encompasses a
10-county collective of community leaders in Middle Tennessee, is
pleased to announce that Lee
Rucks accepted the role as president effective April 18, 2016.
Rucks is a Sumner County resident and graduate of North
Georgia College. She is also a graduate of two leadership programs:
Leadership Anderson (South
Carolina) and Leadership Sumner.
Rucks has a strong work history
with nonprofits including the
Sumner County Family YMCA
and the Anderson Area YMCA.
Rucks relocated in 2010 to
Sumner County, Tennessee from
Anderson, South Carolina. She
moved with her husband, Matt and
two children, to open Christian
Brothers Automotive franchise in
Hendersonville, Tennessee. Rucks
has been an active part of the
Sumner County and Middle
Tennessee region since making
this region her home. She serves
on the Board of Directors of
Leadership Sumner County,
Sumner County YMCA, and the
Hendersonville Rotary Club.
Southeast Venture
Nashville-based commercial
real estate and design firm
Southeast Venture has announced
that Morgan Jessilyn Brown has
joined the firm as a design services project manager.
Brown graduated from the
University of Kentucky with a
bachelor of science in architecture. She also
earned a Master of
Architecture and a
certificate in urban
redevelopment from
the University of
Pennsylvania.
During college,
Brown
Brown completed a
four-year internship at Omni
Architects in Lexington, Kentucky,
where she worked on design, drawings and models, gaining experience across the spectrum of architectural disciplines. Brown also
worked as a graduate assistant and
guest lecturer at the University of
Pennsylvania, outlining concepts
in media and technical case studies.
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The Hillsboro High School class of 1971 held its 45th reunion at
the home of Lee Maxcy, where everyone gathered around the pool
and backyard, which are landscaped with gorgeous hydrangeas and
summer flowers.
The classmates mixed and mingled on the screened porch while a
power point presentation displayed photos from the annuals from the
years they were in school, as well as from previous reunions.
Decorations included yellow and green balloons and tables were
decorated with colorful burros. Yellow notepads with a burro on
each were given as favors.
After a group picture was taken, dinner was served, offering barbecue, baked beans, chicken fingers, potato salad and a variety of
desserts. A specialty drink called Island Girl was made to honor
Elizabeth Aulsbrook, who flew in from Hawaii.
Reunion committee members were: Russanne Buchi-Fotre, Allen
McDonald, Mae Ambrose, Lee Maxcy, Gail Biener Wales, and Bo
Richardson.
Guests included: Alan Devine, Wade Punch, Meriam Schremmer,
Joe Keith, Ron Rosson, Susan Rutherford, Paul Robertson, Libby
Perryman, Margaret Stern, Tom Nichol, Julia Rich, Jan Connell,
Lynne Batson, Cheryl Palmer, and Lee Estep.
Reunion: Rick Elliott and
Rilly Winkle.
Reunion: Mae Ambrose, host Lee Maxcy, Russanne BuchiFotre, and Allen McDonald.
Reunion: Bo Richardson
and Betty Harris.
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Hillsboro High School 45th Reunion
photos by • David Hodgson
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Ft. Nashborough DAR Anniversary Tea
Hillwood Country Club was
the setting for the 85th
Anniversary Tea for the Fort
Nashborough
Chapter
of
National Society Daughters of
the
American
Revolution
(NSDAR).
The
Fort
Nashborough
Chapter was created on April
18, 1931 by organizing Regent
Anita Williams with 35 charter
members.
Today the chapter, one of the
largest in Tennessee, has 159
members. Over the years Fort
Nashborough members have
provided both state and national leadership, including past
NSDAR Honorary President
General Linda Tinker Watkins
and current NSDAR Vice
President General and past
TSDAR Regent Nancy Garrison
Hemmrich.
The theme of the tea focused
on honoring the past whilebuilding the future. Many members dressed in period attire
ranging from Native American
and 1700s colonial “bustle”
dresses to 1800s “hoop” dresses
and 1940s styles.
Two members dressed as special DAR Daughters – Marilyn
Burchett,
past
Fort
Nashborough Regent, dressed
as Mary Desha who was one of
the original founders of NSDAR
and Merry Anne Pierson, First
Vice Regent, dressed as Anita
Williams,
the
Organizing
Regent
of
the
Fort
Nashborough Chapter.
The
National
Society
Daughters of the American
Revolution was founded in 1890
to promote patriotism, preserve
American history, and support
better education for the nation's
children.
At the tea, everyone enjoyed
a delicious selection of finger
foods including cucumber sandwiches, datenut bread with
cream cheese, poached salmon,
chicken salad, pimento cheese
sandwiches, a fruit tray, cookies, lemon squares, and anniversary cake.
Special guests included
NSDAR Honorary President
General Linda Tinker Watkins,
NSDAR Vice President General
Nancy Garrison Hemmrich,
TSDAR Regent Susan Rogers
Thomas, TSDAR First Vice
Regent Charlotte Reynolds,
TSDAR Organizing Secretary
Jackie Utley, TSDAR Chaplain
Dianna Callaway, Cumberland
District Director Liz King and
Cumberland District Secretary
Emily Robinson.
Tea: Janet Thomas in an
antique wedding dress,
Andrea Mansourian wearing
1700s
attire,
Gretchen
Mansourian in present day
clothing,
and
Marilyn
Burchett wearing 1890s
attire.
Tea: Marilyn Burchett as Mary Desha, co-founder of DAR in
1890, and Merry Anne Pierson as Anita Williams, organizing
regent of the Fort Nashborough DAR chapter in 1931.
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news. Listen. Assist staff in activities. There are
countless ways to give residents a helping hand or
a reason to smile. As residents have a better day,
volunteers gain just as much – actually, more.
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Dueling Cocktails Kickoff
photos by • Brenda Batey
Nature & Music Lover’s Dream
Volunteers attended a kickoff for Belmont Mansion’s upcoming
fundraiser, Dueling Cocktails, at the home at which the party will be
held.
Hosts Viviana and Luis Fernandez welcomed everyone to the planning meeting and served appetizers as a tasting for the big event.
Voted Nfocus Magazine’s Party of the Year for 2015, Dueling
Cocktails is subtitled “Duel by the Pool” for this year. Two speciality
cocktails will be vying for top honors and a cocktail buffet by Sargeant’s
Catering will keep everyone happy.
Chairs are Viviana Fernandez, Bob Deal, Jason Bradshaw and
Sharon Sandahl. Auction Chairs are Alice Broughton Cox and Elisabeth
Oliphint. Additional committee members include: Vincent Dreffs,
Amost Gott, Mari-Kate Hopper, Marci Houff, Nichole Huseby, Meredith
Weigel, Jennie Witherspoon, Laurin Howell, and Tatum Hauck Allsep.
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Kickoff: Hosts Luis and
Viviana Fernandez.
Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired custom home on private,
wooded hillside in West Meade. Home automation
system, built-in surround sound, heated floors, open
floor plan, enormous rooms, skylights, great for
entertaining. 3,960 sf plus an additional 1,200 sf
unfinished recording studio. $799,000
Cheryl Austin 615-293-8443
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Kickoff: Bob Deal, Meredith Weigel, and Jason
Bradshaw.
Kickoff: Jennifer Lindsey, Dawn
Mangrum and Sharon Sandahl.
Kickoff: Patsy Weigel and
Mark Brown.
Kickoff: Amos Gott and
Vincent Dreffs.
Kickoff: Elisabeth Oliphint
and Alice Broughton Cox.
Kickoff: Kate Wilson and
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renovated 1930's cape cod in one of Nashville's favorite neighborhoods,
around the corner from parmer park & Belle Meade Golf Course.
master bedroom on main level; large eat-in kitchen; Den with soaring
ceiling & stone fireplace;office and bonus room. owner/agent.
Approx. 3628 sf | built 1936
3 BR | 3.5 BA
Attached 2 car Garage
106 Windsor Drive
Nashville, TN 37205
$919,000
VIVA PROPERTIES, LLC
1412 Richland Woods Lane
Neighbors of Richland Country Club
$2,725,000
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402 Wilson Pike
1015 Falling Leaf Circle
541 Grand Oaks Drive
Extraordinary 1849 historic charm.
Perks of 21st Century!
Pool | Pool house | 5 BR | 5705 SF
$1,499,000
Stunning listing in Gated Windstone. Elevator, Chef's
kitchen. Gorgeous outdoor living. A perfect 10!
4 BR | 3 full, 2 half BA |6603 SF
$1,375,000
18 Westlake Drive
4329 Belmont Park Terrace
Lisa
Owings
615-668-0616
172C Woodmont
Green Hills Cluster with 2 BR on main level, 2 up.
Private courtyard. Living room & den.
4 BR | 3 BA | 2800 SF
$518,000
Wonderful location in gated community.
4 BR | 3 full, 2 half BA | 6697 SF
$759,900
Belle Rive stunner perfect for entertaining! Flex
room in basement could be 5th BR, in-law suite.
4 BR | 5.5 BA | 7327 SF
$1,050,000
Easy living in Green Hills with Euorpean Flair.
3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2 car garage
$509,000
Molly
Edmondson
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Nolensville
615-351-8753
163 Acres Close to Montgomery Bell Park
45 minutes from Nashville.
This place is really
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Custom A frame with hardwoods & vaulted ceilings.
Entertainment area with lake
view. 20 x 40 salt water pool.
4 BR home, guest house, storage building, storm shelter,
work shop and a creek!
706 Cowan Drive
Zoned for new Nolensville Schools and
absolutely stunning!
Totally remodeled. Teen/in-law suite.
Hardwood, new roof and beautiful outdoor living
Call for more details & your personal tour.
4 BR | 3 BA |3049 SF
Cindy Cook
615-202-4645
[email protected]
NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800
$2,421,500
Land features lush rolling pasture, scenic vistas, caretaker home,
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615-944-3909
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5700 Hillsboro Road
Forest Hills
4418 Forsythe Place
Belle Meade
7 Peach Blossom Square
Whitland | West End
Secluded 8.5 acre building site at
Tyne, minutes from Green Hills.
$1,799,000
Fine family home, beautiful grounds.
4 BR | 4.5 BA
$1,149,000
Finest quality and detail. Oversized
backyard with garden, garage.
$965,000
UNDER
CONTRACT
UNDER
CONTRACT
115 Alton Road
Belle Meade Highlands
4 BR | 3 BA |2936 SF
4014 Woodmont Blvd
Historically acclaimed Dutch
colonial on large lot.
2012 Otter Valley Lane
Prime Location & Privacy
Fully remodeled.
$695,000
3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2796 SF
$619,000
$725,000
UNDER
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2703 Abbott Martin Road
Poinset
One level garden home.
2005 Dunedin Cove
Brandywine Pointe
4 BR with pool
$569,000
$519,900
2235 Chickering Lane
Walk to Sequoia.
Percy Priest school zone.
3 BR | 2 BA, 1 Acre Lot
$465,000
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Green Hills
3423 Hopkins Street
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5 BR | 5.5 BA | 6100 SF
$1,200,000
West End Condo
326 Elmington Avenue
UNDER CONTRACT
Spacious mid-town condo
3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2360 SF
$417,900
Forest Hills
5898 East Ashland
Ready for your touch.
4 BR | 3.5 BA | 3700 SF
$590,000
Sam Coleman
Broker, GRI, CRS
615-210-6057
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Belle Meade
4440 Sheppard Place
5 BR | 4 full, 2 half BA | 6273 SF
& Guest House
$2,400,000
Forest Hills
1092 Lynwood Blvd
4 - 5 BR | 5 full, 2 half BA
7884 SF
$2,050,000
Patricia Gartland
615-429-8941
[email protected]
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Hillsboro Village Cottage
2304 Ashwood Avenue
Heart of Green Hills
4506 Glendale Place
One level living • Updated kitchen
King size master suite
3 BR | 2 BA
Move in ready!
Call for details
$519,900
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3 BR | 2.5 BA | 2123 SF
$575,000
SEAN SIMONS, CRS, ABR
615-852-SEAN
JENNIE GARTH LOVVORN
615-308-7653
[email protected]
SeanSimons.com
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Belle Meade Classic
4414 Honeywood Drive
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615-496-3728
NASHVILLE • 615-327-4800
Circa 1920s home exceptionally renovated. State of the
art kitchen including Calacatta marble & Wolf appliances.
Picturesque pool, pool house surrounded by fabulous
landscaping
4 BR | 4.5 BA | 5338 SF
$2,100,000
Call for your
personal tour.
STEVE FRIDRICH
615-321-4420
NEW LISTING
4409 CHICKERING LANE
4613 GENERAL LOWREY DRIVE
31 GOVERNORS WAY
Magnificent “Cobblestone” estate on
4.41 acres in Forest Hills. Outstanding
custom design & materials. Large open
rooms. Huge kitchen. Spacious
screened in porch.
4 BR & 4 Full, 3 Half BA | 10,191+ SF
$5,990,000
Beauful new construcon on sprawling
one-acre lot! Two family rooms, library,
formal dining room and media room with
full kitchen! Luxury wine cellar! Two
verandas and 4-car garage.
5 BR & 7 Full, 1 Half BA | 8,421 SF
$1,995,000
Custom brick home with golf course
views. Two main level master suites.
Oak paneled 2-story library.
Bonus room with wet bar. Elevator.
$2,299,000
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4921 MAYMANOR CIRCLE
1824 LAUREL RIDGE DRIVE
4421 CURTISWOOD CIRCLE
Classic Colonial with statement metal roof.
Exceponal crasmanship & materials
including anque heart pine floors, marble &
granite, grand staircase, numerous bookcases,
10 foot ceilings, covered porches & pool.
Custom built home nestled in the woods on
"The Ridge". Abundant stone work, cathedral
ceilings & grand windows in great room, dining
room & master bath. Renovated kitchen
& master bathroom.
Outstanding, highest quality renovaon!
Beauful, cul-de-sac lot. Family room with
cathedral ceiling. Renovated Kitchen
& Baths. Finished Basement.
Large covered back porch & pao.
5 BR | 4 FULL, 2 HALF BA | 6,071 SQFT
$1,699,000
3 BR & 2 BA, 2,753 SF
$625,000
4 BR & 3 FULL, 1 HALF BA, 4,050 SF
$925,000
Co-Listed with Bey Borth
Janet Jones & Mary Sue Dietrich
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NEW PRICE
115 Brook Hollow Road
Nancy
Poe
The home you have always
admired. Fantasc covered pao
for entertaining, heated salt water
pool with pool house, lighted
tennis court, pung green with
sand trap/chipping area. In-law
quarters with bedroom, bath,
sing room and efficiency kitchen.
615-397-8409
6 BR & 6 Full, 1 Half BA 7,309 SF
$3,900,000
138 Prospect Hill
1801A Shackleford Road
This home is GORGEOUS! GRAND and
SPACIOUS with wonderful open floorplan.
Finely appointed with high ceilings and
beauful moldings. Lovely outdoor courtyard.
Master bedroom suite has adjoining study.
Bonus room has full bathroom! Community
has beauful Clubhouse, pool & tennis courts.
This home is a MUST see!
BEAUTIFUL home in most
CONVENIENT locaon. Two
lovely master bedroom suites.
Fabulous screened porch.
Hardwoods throughout. Open
floor plan. Walk to Green Hills
& Lipscomb. Mint condion
and ready to move in!
$773,900
Nancy
Brock
615-406-6083
$669,000
SOLD
OUTDOOR KITCHEN & SPA
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6338 Shadow Ridge Court
515 Bel Air Place
505 Lake Valley Court
6410 Annandale Cove
This is a Crowd Pleaser!
From grand open living & eang
areas with a view, to private
bedroom suites. Soaring ceilings &
finished basement.
Walk to Deerwood Arboretum.
5 BR, 4 Full & 1 Half BA, 6,068 SF
Not your tradional floor plan, this
home boasts open living areas, updated
kitchen, huge bonus room, wine
collectors temperature controlled
storage, private cul-de-sac. In-ground
spa with waterfall.
4 BR, 4 Full & 2 Half BA, 5,608 SF
Awesome home on an expansive
level cul-de sac lot with a floor
plan that is a real crowd pleaser.
Unbelievable screened porch living
area with fireplace, water feature
and an outdoor kitchen.
Serene seng, surrounded by
wooded hillsides, cul-de-sac street,
heavily landscaped lot. Fabulous
floor plan with four living areas.
Custom flagstone pao with pao
side flagstone pond.
$950,000
$849,000
PRICE PENDING
$545,000
UNDER CONTRACT
RECENTLY SOLD
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PETE PROSSER
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615.423.0890
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615.477.6196
305.318.6024
615.390.3769
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615.584.4085
615.584.4085
[email protected]
Ann.S [email protected]
www.Ann.Skiera.Zeitlin.com
www.Ann.S kiera.Zeitlin.com
Open Sunday
1pm to 4 pm
Visit www.Chamberwooddesign.com
For details and photographs
Call 615-351-0554 for appointment
Pre-MLS Listing
Private Sale
Opportunity to save
$$$$
Limited Time Only!
Completely
Remodeled interior
designer finishes
Timberline Sub in
Williamson County
off Sneed Rd and
Temple Rd.
906 Loggers Run
Franklin, 37069
$697,400
Buyers Agents are Welcome
PUT YOUR
REALTY AD
IN THE
SPOTLIGHT.
Place yours today!
FOR
SALE
298-1500
(615) 298-1500
AMERICAN HERITAGE, INC. 615-298-9200
FOR FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE!
SHARON LILLICRAP
Call 615-300-HOME (4663)
LIFE MEMBER GOLD AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
WEST END PARK ~ ZONED RM 40!
POPLAR CREEK ESTATES ~ NEW LISTING!
West End Park ~ Fabulous
Corner Lot with Double
Road Frontage! ZoningCode Rm 40 Multi Family(40 Units an Acre) Lot 110
is 0.27 Acreage, Lot Dimensions 66x160, Lot Square
Footage11,761, Property is
to be zoned for 10 Condos*
House is sold in “ASIS” condition* Walk toVandy! $1,000,000
Classic Brick Home
with Amazing Space!
Handsome Hardwoods,
Great Rm/Fireplace,
Formal Dining Rm,
Huge Bonus Rm, Office, Exercise Area, Designer Kitchen/Granite & SS Appliances, Elegant Main Level
Master, Fabulous In-Laws Suite Lower Level, 2 Car Garage,
Deck overlooks Private Backyard Retreat! $385,000.
HILLWOOD ESTATES ~ NEW LISTING!
FOREST HILLS ~ 2+ ACRES
Classic Hillwood Estates Ranch Home
on Gorgeous Treed
Grounds! Handsome
Hardwoods,
Designer Kitchen/Granite Countertops open to Sunroom with Fireplace, Elegant Master
Suites/Granite, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Study with Fireplace,
Acre+ Lot, 2 Car Garage, Delightful Covered Porch overlooks
Private Backyard Retreat with Tennis Court. $619,900.
Beautiful Two Story Brick
Home on Gorgeous Wooded
Grounds! Formal Living and
Dining Rooms, Sun Filled
Kitchen with Breakfast
Area, Elegant Master Suites
Down & Up, 4 Bedrooms, 3
Full Baths, Study with Custom Built -Ins, Patio overlooks Very Private Backyard Retreat with Walking Trail!
FIVE OAKS CONDO ~ ONE LEVEL!
SMYRNA ~ INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY!
SOLD!
Beautifully Renovated One
Level Condo located on a quite
cul-de-sac setting! Great Room
open to the Dining Room, Sun
Filled Kitchen, Utility Closet accomates Full Size Washer &
Dryer, 2 Bedrooms with Walk-in
Closets, 2 Baths, Private Patio
overlooks treed grounds. Located 3.5 miles to the Nashville International Airport & 5 miles to Downtown. $74,900.
UNDER T!
CONTRAC
Fabulous Corner
Lot with Amazing
Visibility! Land
Only - Perfect for
your Business. One
Block in from
Lowery to Gate 11
for Nissan. 0 Wade
Herrod
Road.
$200,000
MURFREESBORO ~ COMMERCIAL LOT TRACT 1!
MURFREESBORO ~ COMMERCIAL LOT TRACT 2!
Perfect Location for your
Commercial Building! Convenient to I-24, 840 & Downtown Murfreesboro. Tons of
Potential on Fabulous Level
Lot! The property joins Tract
1. The Lots can be sold separately or together. MLS#
1706374
Tract 1. MLS#
1706365 $119,900.
CLASSIFIED
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Perfect Location for your
Commercial Building! Convenient to I-24, 840 & Downtown Murfreesboro. Tons of
Potential on Fabulous Level
Lot! The property joins Track
2. The Lots can be sold separately or together. MLS#
1706365, Tract 2 MLS#
1706374 $119,900.
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(615) 298-1500
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Place your ad today!
SOLD!
for 3.5 to 5 Hours work
one day a week
We will have a rack route coming up that will be available! Takes 4 to 5 hours to complete depending on
your pace. It consist of putting newspapers in grocery stores, restaurants, banks etc. This routes must be
delivered between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. each Wednesday.
• A great way to earn extra money for a few hours each
Wednesday.
• Must have a valid drivers license and auto insurance.
615-298-1500
PUT YOUR AD WHERE IT
We have retired people, housewives, high school students and working
for us now.
WILLadults
BRINGdelivering
RESULTS
These are good, part time jobs, that do not come open very often. A great way to help offset high gas
prices, pay that car note, home mortgage, credit card bill, or just get out of debt.
For more information call: 615-298-1500
CLASSIFIED
(615) 298-1500
HELP WANTED
OFFICE SPACE
Sales Person
922 Harpeth Valley Place
Bellevue Area
Sales person needed
for small retail furniture
business. Sales experience helpful.
Approximately 1100 sq.ft.
Utilities Included!
$1750/mo.
Easy Interstate Access
Call Ray at
(615) 319-5057
(615) 673-9950
RENT/LEASE
CLEANING SVCS.
Belle Meade Tower
Lovely Northeast corner unit.
Open floor plan of Living, Dining and enclosed Terrace.
Separate Library. Two Bedrooms and Two bathrooms.
Washer and dryer included in
unit. Wonderful natural light.
Doorman building. One year
lease. $2500/mo. & deposit required. (615) 804-2428
Music Row
Spacious 1BR, bath, livingroom,
kitchen, all appliances. Onsite
parking, convenient to everything! $1095/mo. See today!
Call (615) 578-9769
Come Home To A
Clean House
Honest, Hardworking, Dependable with excellent references.
20 years experience.
Mary (615) 618-5576
$55.00 = 2 hours of cleaning
$65.00 = 3 hours of cleaning.
(615) 419-6753
or (615) 419-6755
Call
Old-Fashion Housekeeping
Detailed, Dependable,
Meticulous, Trustworthy
Flexible Hours
Excellent References
Reasonable Rates
(615) 636-7639
LOST PET
Residential Cleaning
Where Quality & Respect
Come First!
www.lighthousecleaningservice.com
(615) 957-7661
Licensed, Insured & Bonded
$400*
/ $500*
No children
With children
*Total fee to attorney. Both parties must agree
to all terms. Does not include filing fee.
(Filing fees range from $184 to $287)
ELECTRICIAN
Priced Right!
New Work, Old Work and
Service Calls.
10% senior discount.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
(615) 522-1339
FLOORING
Hardwood floors, cleaned,
waxed, buffed, sanded and/or
refinished. Over 75 yrs in flooring.
Corlew & Perry, Inc.
(615) 832-0320
A-1 Hardwood Floors
“Since 1970”
Make Old Floors new!
Sanding and Refinishing
(615) 668-0107
A-1HardwoodFloors.com
FURNITURE REPAIRS
Furniture Repairs
Chairs, Tables, etc.
Refinishing and finish
restoration antique repairs.
Pick up and delivery.
(615) 260-6980
MOVING/GARAGE SALE
ATTORNEY SVCS ATTORNEY SVCS
Divorce
ABC ELECTRIC, INC.
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
Residential / Commercial
Construction & Repairs
Craig
Office (615) 227-6342
Cell (615) 589-0135
Check out our website
www.kimkleen.webs.com
Sylvan Park / Parklane
Condo
1 bedroom, newly remodeled,
hardwood floors, fireplace,
granite
counter
tops,
washer/dryer hookups, gated
swimming pool, no pets.
$1350/mo. Available August 1st.
615-397-9933
White short haired domestic
cat wearing red collar.
Lost Bellevue Road, 7/13.
Reward!
Call Beth (352) 445-6944
ELECTRICAL SVCS. HOME IMPROVEMENT CONCRETE/MASONRY
Put a Smile on Your Face
with 2 people cleaning your home
Chapter 7
Bankruptcy
*** Moving Sale ***
4637 Benton Smith Road
Nashville, TN 37215
Saturday, July 23rd
from 8:00-1:00
$494*
GUTTERS
Payment Plans available
*Total Fee to Attorney
The Rain Gutter Cleaner
• Gutters Cleaned
• Drain Spouts Cleaned
(With court costs total is $840)
A NDREW L OVE A TTORNEY AT L A W
700 Craighead St. Ste 105 Nashville TN 37204 • (615) 378-8008
We are a debt relief agency, we help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Email: [email protected]
(615) 298-1500
Try My New Air Cleaning System
Free Estimates
(615) 415-8234
THE REMODELING SPECIALISTS
38Years
Years of
of Remodeling
Remodeling Experience
37
Experience
For All Of Your Home
Renovation Needs
• Extensive reference list
• Licensed & Insured
615.385.3210
www.broderickbuilders.com
Roofing &
Home Repair Service
- Since 1982 Senior Citizen 15% Discount
Bad Wood Replaced,
Masonry Repairs,
Chimney Repairs,
Bricks Replaced,
Decks Built.
We Do Electrical Work.
Painting- all types, Roofing,
Gutter Work, Pressure Washing
All work guaranteed.
Ask for Paul (615) 305-7942
or for Daryl (615) 626-0662
Complete Home Repair
& Improvements
Native Nashvillian in business
since 1992.
No Job too Large or Small!
Additions, Decks,
Window Replacement
& All Types of Repairs.
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
Call Bob (615) 300-5558
HANDYMAN
- cheap call Brian
(615) 414-6507
small jobs welcomed
CONCRETE/MASONRY
Willette Stone Masonry
Brick and Stone work,
Repairs and New construction:
Mailbox, fireplace, retaining
walls, Chimney repair, Walkways, Patio, outdoor grills/
kitchen, planters, & firepits.
Licensed & Insured
Call Ted Willette
(615) 934-6567 for free estimate
Retaining Walls • Brick
Stone • Blocks
Pavers • Flowerbeds
Columns • Steps & Walkways
Tuck Pointing • Cracks
New & Repairs.
Pressure Washing &
Seal Bricks
No Job too Small!
Concrete:
Driveways, Patios, Sidewalks
For Estimates
Call Jordan (615) 578-7812
KEN R. FRYE
CONCRETE
DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS,
GARAGES, SIDEWALKS
“all types of concrete finishings”
615-975-7970
ACE CONCRETE
CONTRACTORS INC.
Excellent References
• Concrete Patios
• Retaining Walls
• Concrete Driveways
• Block/Brick/Stamped
• Asphalt
(615) 568-0060
Licensed • Insured
www.aceconcretecontractors.com
HISTORIC
CEMETERY
Repair & Restoration
BRICK & STONE
Walls • Steps • Walks • Etc.
Build • Repair • Restore
Tuck Pointwork
Custom Entrances
Small Job Specialist
FIREPLACE REPAIR
“For those who want it right
the first time!”
W.J. Miller (615) 890-0533
Buy American
CLASSIFIED
(615) 298-1500
(615) 298-1500
JUNK REMOVAL
LOCKSMITH
PAINTING/PAPERING
PIANO TUNING
WICKER REPAIR
Affordable Hauling
Junk Removal
Junk, Brush, Furniture,
Appliances, Garages,
Attics, Basement
Same Day Service
(615) 275-6750
Green Hills Lock & Key
Servicing the area since 1974!
Lic TN - LS.-00072
Deadbolts Installed
Locks Re-keyed • Lockouts
Locks Repaired & Serviced
(615) 269-3616
Walker Painting
Interior, Exterior, Decks
No Job Too Small
(615) 482-1317
Piano Tuning
Repair & Rebuilding
55 Years Experience
We tune Oprylandʼs pianos
Bruce Osbon (615) 776-7760
www.osbonspianoservice.com
Chair caning and all styles of
weaving. Wicker repair available. Pick up and delivery.
The CANE-ERY
(615) 269-4780 / 414-5655
JUNK HAULING & DEMOLITION
MASSAGE THERAPY
Junk Hauling
•Appliances •Yard Waste
•Household Items
•Construction Debris
Demolition
Full or Partial Removal
•Houses •Sheds
•Carports •Buildings
(615) 885-1736
MASSAGE THERAPY
Therapeutic Massage
Sonic Sciences
Downtown Nashville/Appt Only
615-938-1492
AtYourDoor Service
Junk Hauling and Moving
Junk Removal $45 and up.
Two movers and a truck,
4 hours for $365
615-200-0906
Home grown
American Boxwoods
18” x 18” $55
18” x 21” $65
Call Ray after 12 noon
(615) 568-0394
PAINTING/PAPERING
Quality Lawn Care
Overseeding, Aerating,
Mulching, Lawns $25 & up,
All types of Shrub Trimming,
Tree Removal, Gutter Cleaning,
& Pressure Washing
(615) 506-6309
LANDSCAPE
615-308-0211
PAVING
WE DO A DYNAMITE JOB
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINTING
WALLPAPER & POPCORN REMOVAL
DRY WALL REPAIR • POWER WASHING
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
FREE ESTIMATES
615-4 29-5233
Cell
BBB ACCREDITED
Moreno Painting
40 Years Local Experience
Interior & Exterior
Residential & Commercial
Local References (615) 389-3985
BIG
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SUMMER
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SAVINGS
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•Parking Lots •Churches (discounted)
•Driveways •Resurfacing •Patching
•Striping
•Seal Coating
•Striping
•Seal Coating
•Tar & Chip
Black Top Sealing
Tar-Man
Residential / Commercial
Gravel, Asphalt Paving,
Sealing, Patching.
Insured, Reliable Service
Free Estimates
(615) 424-1498
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• Landscape Design & Installation
• Landscape Maintenance
• Lawncare Services including:
(Mowing, Overseeding, Fertilizing, Aeration, Sodding)
• Irrigation Systems / Installation & Repair
• Landscape Lighting
• Lawn Renovation & Care
• Tree Trimming & Removal
• Shrub Trimming & Removal
• Grading, Drainage & Excavating Back Hoe Work
• Masonry Work / Patios / Retaining Walls
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IRRIGATION
20% OFF NEW
SYSTEM INSTALLATION
SPECIAL
Up to $250 Max. Good thru Sept. 30 th , 2016
Limit 1 per household. Not valid with any other discount.
Carter Plumbing
Commercial & Residential
Drain Cleaning Service
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
All Work Guaranteed!
(615) 232-9051
G&M Paving
Deal with owner & Save
Serving Entire Middle Tennessee
25
23 Years Exp. - Licensed & Insured
PLUMBING
New Installation & Repair Service
LOW LOW RATES • FREE ESTIMATES
LAWN CARE
Get Results
Excellent local references
FREE ESTIMATES
Michael Ferrera
MOVING/HAULING
LANDSCAPE
CLASSIFIED ADS
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR • PRESSURE WASHING
FINISH CARPENTRY • DRYWALL REPAIR
TRIM REPAIR • CEILING DOCTOR
Piano Tuning & Repair
by Sam Lewis, Since 1975
www.SamLewisPiano.com
We also offer refinishing of
pianos and furniture.
(615) 417-7007
ROOFING
R. H. Callis & Sons Inc.
Roofing, Siding,
Metal, Slate, Flat Roofs.
34 years experience
References.
(615) 969-7717
(615) 876-0626
CallisRoofing.com
License, Bonded & Insured
TREE SERVICE
Bulldog Tree Service
• Topping / Deadwooding
• Stump Removals
• Trimming / Removals
Free Estimates. Insured.
Call John 24 / 7:
(615) 313-7375
WINDOW CLEAN
All Seasons
Window Cleaning
Specializing in residential
windows & gutter cleaning.
Serving Nashville over 38 yrs!
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
Free Estimates
Low Prices (615) 889-9164
Goodfred Window Cleaning
Windows • Mirrors
Light Fixtures
Chandeliers • Skylights
Solar Panels
Storms • Screen Repair
(615) 382-5127
ClearView Window Cleaning
Serving Nashville Area
for 52 years.
Pressure Washing, Janitorial,
Window Glazing, Gutters.
Free Estimates
(615) 593-2537
Crystal Clear
Window Cleaning
Residential Specialists
Dependable & Honest
Licensed & Insured
Free Estimates
BBB A+ Rating
(615) 260-7927 Bob
WINDOW REPL.
Blair’s Inc.
Vinyl Replacement Windows
Trees Trimmed / Removed
Stump Removal, Great Clean-up
24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE
HAZARDOUS WORK
Senior & Single Parent Discount
Licensed & Insured, Free Estimates
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
615-456-9824
www.gisttreeservice.com
Burns Tree Service
Trees Trimmed, Removed,
Stump Grinding, &
Gutter Cleaning.
Military / Senior Discount
Best Prices in Town!
(615) 499-2051
FREE premium upgrade with purchase
of 5 or more vinyl windows
Call Today for your
FREE Estimates
(615) 943-1477
Want To Sell
Your Home?
I represent Buyers who:
• Can close quickly
• Seek investment property
• Work with your needs
CHRIS HARWELL
615-969-0302
615-244-7503