Congratulations to the Class of 2011!

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Congratulations to the Class of 2011!
Photos courtesy of Skip Rowland Photography, Inc.
Atlee High School’s Class of 2011, photo at left, receive last-minute instruction before heading into commencement exercises on Saturday at the Siegel Center at VCU. At right, Patrick Henry High
School’s 2011 graduates display various emotions as they take in the ceremonies. More photos of Hanover County Public Schools’ graduations can be found on Community, page 9.
Jim Ridolphi for The Local
Members of Lee-Davis High School’s graduating class, photo at left, join with the choir during commencement exercises. At right, Hanover High School’s 2011 graduates celebrate at the conclusion
of their commencement event. One local graduate received a very special graduation gift. For more on her story, see page 16. A special section devoted to the graduates is included in today’s issue.
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June 22, 2011
The Local Pick:
INSIDE
Jesus statue’s appearance
leads to vacation travels
A few months back, a plaster statue of Jesus ever we go.’ Our members are reporting havmysteriously appeared in the prayer garden at ing a ball thinking of places to go.”
the Northside Baptist Church.
Scott also said that a side benefit has been
Dr. Jeff Scott, pastor, said, “Nobody claimed getting the opportunity to answer questions
it and we really didn’t know what to do with it. about the project.
So I thought,
“Pe opl e
let’s take this
are naturally
statue
on
curious as
the road this
to why our
summer. I
members are
encouraged
taking picmembers to
tures of the
‘take Jesus
Jesus sta-tue.
with you’
Many onwhen you are
lookers get so
on vacation
curious they
this year.”
have to ask
He said
about it and
that memit gives us
bers “loved
the opportuthe
idea,
Photos submited by Dr. Jeff Scott nity to share
laughed and A Jesus statue that was left at the Northside Baptist Church
a quick faith
began mak- has been making its way across the nation, thanks to
message in a
members of the congregation. The status has been spotted
ing plans.”
non-threatat the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, and
Jesus has entering Tennessee.
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been to West
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Alabama.
church.”
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for
post the picJesus’s visit
tures in the
to the Rock
church foyer
and Roll Hall
as well as
of Fame in
keeping a
Cleveland,
map of his
one Faceadventures,”
book
folScott said.
lower said,
“He’s been
“It just goes
to the beach,
to show that
to the Rock
Jesus rocks!”
and Roll Hall
“Combiof Fame, the
ning fun and
Potomac River, and more.”
ministry is what we love to do at Northside
“There is fun in the project to be sure but Baptist,” Scott said. “As our tagline reads, we
there also is a great lesson,” the pastor added. seek to be an encouraging, joyful and compas“We are reminded that ‘Jesus is with us wher- sionate family of faith.”
5 EDUCATION
School Board honors
outgoing leader as
Superintendent Emeritus.
40 SPORTS
Bishop bids adieu to
Atlee.
ALSO…
Incident Reports........3
Letters to the editor...6
Obituaries ..........10-12
Celebrations ........... 29
Calendar ................. 32
TV grids..............35-37
CLARIFICATION
Richard “Andy” Hesse
and Andrew Catanese, the
honor graduates at Atlee
High School, were named
co-valedictorians,withboth
achieving grade point averages of 4.655. Information
submitted by the school
incorrectly had Catanese’s
GPA at 4.608. He was listed
as salutatorian in the June
15 edition due to the GPA
error. Hesse and Catanese
graduated on Saturday as
co-valedictorians.
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A review of Hanover County Public
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During the June 14 regular meeting, the
Hanover County School Board received
a report on the School Efficiency Review
Program, which the system participated
in from November through May. It is a
voluntary project.
The program was created in 2004 by
Gov. Mark Warner to find ways to look at
local school divisions to ask the questions
that the General Assembly would ask of
the Virginia Department of Planning and
Budget.
Working with the state on the project was Greg Gibson, president of Gibson
Consulting in Austin, Texas.
In presenting his overview, Gibson said
the program “is really strong because it’s
voluntary.”
“We were not here to see how teachers
teach,” he added. “It is your job to figure out
what works instructionally for these kids,
these students.”
According to Gibson, his firm visited
seven Hanover County schools. He went
on-site at two of them.
His report included:
Key messages:
✏ HCPS has a highly effective governance structure with stability not found in
public education today.
✏ The division has a very constructive and collaborative relationship with
Hanover County in jointly meeting the
needs of its citizens.
✏ HCPS reaches out to its community often, and values the input received.
Virtually every major decision made by the
school division has the benefit of community involvement.
Strong results through a higher percentage of investment in instruction:
✏ Student achievement is well above
state averages in virtually all grade levels
and subject areas.
✏ The division spends a higher percentage of its expenditures on instruction than any other school division in
Virginia.
✏ The board and division leadership
are committed to continuous improvement
through a highly structured long-range
planning process.
High level of efficiency:
✏ Net savings of the firm’s recommendations represent less than 0.1 percent of
General Fund Operating Budget – savings
identified in several areas; mostly offset by
needed investments.
✏ Improved efficiency can be achieved,
but investments in technology are needed
– administrative applications; process reengineering.
✏ Balance of commendations and recommendations.
(Implementation includes software
investment)
Major commendations:
✏ Low central office and administrative staffing levels.
✏ Existence of automated tools at
schools (attendance, substitutes).
✏ Effective sharing of functions with
Hanover County government (internal
audit, grounds maintenance).
✏ Very good management practices and customer service in many areas
(human resources, food services).
✏ Effective energy management program
✏ Use of procurement cards to streamline purchasing.
✏ Efficiency improvements in transportation.
✏ Comprehensive technology support.
✏ Effective “Blackboard” technology
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June 22, 2011
Votes in: new Y named Atlee Station Family YMCA
In April, the YMCA of
Greater Richmond asked the
public to help determine a
name for the new Y branch
in Mechanicsville. Voters could
go to the website, http://www.
ymcarichmond.org/association,
and cast a vote for an existing
suggestion or submit their own
idea. Two hundred thirty-seven
votes were cast.
After reviewing all suggestions and tallying the votes, the
YMCA of Greater Richmond
approved Atlee Station Family
YMCA as the new branch name.
“We are thrilled by the
response to the naming contest,” CEO Barry Taylor said,
“and believe it shows the high
level of community support the
new Y will receive.”
On Tuesday, June 21, the
Y hosted a private celebration
of the planned Atlee Station
Family YMCA with community
leaders and YMCA supporters
at the nearby Rutland House.
Slated to open in November,
the 10,295-square-foot facility is under construction in the
Rutland Business Park, adjacent
to the road of the same name,
Atlee Station.
Plans for the facility include
group exercise classes, a wellness
area with state-of-the-art fitness
equipment, multipurpose space,
a supervised area for children to
play while their parents exercise, handicap accessible locker
rooms and outdoor athletic
fields for youth sports.
“We believe this branch is
going to be a community hub,
and it will continue to evolve with
the community,” said Taylor.
In the coming months,
Blake Carleton, vice president
of Membership, plans to host
community conversations to
determine program offerings at
the new location.
The YMCA of Greater
Richmond serves more than
162,000 members and expects
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families in Hanover County
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Stewart D. Roberson during last Tuesday’s regular meeting. Chair John F. Axselle III read the
proclamation, which recognized the leadership of the outgoing superintendent. Roberson
has served in the position for 16 years. Also participating in the prsentation were, from
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OPINION
| The Local Views
Guest columnist
Outgoing schools
chief: thanks for
community support
Dear friends,
Please accept this letter as a genuine expression of gratitude for and
appreciation of the entire community’s support of your public schools.
As Hanover County Public Schools begin a new and very exciting era,
we can view the last 16 years as ones that have been remarkably rewarding
and responsive to the challenges and opportunities faced by our students,
their teachers, their school leaders, families and the community.
For certain, what we have realized over these years reflects results and
relationships often second to none.
But, just as a school system reflects the community it serves, there will
always be more to do.
The entire community will once again be called to partner with the
school district in new and meaningful ways as Dr. Jamelle Wilson assumes
her role as Hanover’s 12th superintendent of schools.
A veteran educator and leader, Dr. Wilson’s devotion to the noble mission of public education, coupled with her belief that every child should
succeed, will be the measures by which the school community can respond
to the new challenges and opportunities which certainly await her and the
School Board.
It will be very exciting to celebrate with Dr. Wilson as she invites and
embraces the community’s collective support in a renewed effort to realize
even greater levels of performance for Hanover County Public Schools.
Thank you for your friendship, for your partnership and for your ongoing devotion to your school district’s excellence.
Best wishes for a future of success and prosperity!
Sincerely,
Dr. Stewart D. Roberson
Superintendent of Schools
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LETTERS
| Reader Views
L-DHS senior class gives
Medford League new jerseys
Coach a credit to community
I read with great interest Jennifer Tyree’s letter in the
June 8 edition, highlighting her criticisms of Hanover High
As a member of the Lee-Davis Medford League
School head baseball coach Charlie Charlie Dragum.
Basketball team, I thought the Mechanicsville community
I have known Coach Dragum for more than15 years
should be aware of the thoughtfulness of the 2011 senior
see LETTERS, pg. 8 class.
The Senior Class of 2011 gave new Medford League
jerseys to the team for an end of the year present. The team
and I appreciate what you did. It was thoughtful, generous
The Local welcomes your signed letters to the editor on topics of
and unexpected.
interest to Mechanicsville residents. Letters must include your
Since our old jerseys were baggy, faded and just not for
address and a daytime telephone number. We reserve the right to
us, we needed new ones.
edit letters. We do not guarantee that every letter received will be
Our new jerseys are stylish, they are orange with dark
published. Letters reflect the opinions and positions of the writers
blue trim on the side. This is a useful gift, we will remember
and not The Mechanicsville Local.
the Class of 2011 every time we put on the jerseys, play in
Send letters to:
them, and represent Lee-Davis High School.
The Mechanicsville Local, 6400 Mechanicsville Turnpike,
Wayne Smith Jr.
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Mechanicsville
Letters to the Editor
VANTAGE POINT
a newsletter for the patrons & friends of Lee-Davis High School
Volume 23, No. 10
Good News and Celebrations . . .
Congratulations to the Lee-Davis Varsity Girls Softball team and
their coaches, Jackie Davis, Wyatt Hicks and Pepper Wilson! The LeeDavis Softball team captured the AAA State Softball Championship on
June 11, 2011, defeating Battlefield High School 1-0 at Westfield High
School. The L-DHS softball team earned the Capital District Championship,
the Central Region Championship and the State Championship this
past season. During the state tournament play, Lee-Davis defeated
Halifax County High School 3-0 in the Quarterfinals, Grassfield High
School 7-1 in the Semi-Finals and Battlefield High School 1-0 in the
Championship game. Great job, team! See their picture on our website:
http://hcps2.hanover.k12.va.us/ldhs/Champs.html
A ceremony to present junior Kelly Heinz as the 2011 Gatorade Player of
the Year for Softball for Virginia was held on Tuesday, June 21. Kelly is now
a candidate for the National Player of the Year and we wish her good luck!
Congratulations to the Class of 2011 and very best wishes to all our
graduates. We appreciate the Junior Marshals for their assistance during
the commencement ceremonies: Harrison Casey, Frankie Gerloff, Anna
Glascock, Courtney Goodloe, Kirbey Hartley, Libbie Johnson, Maddie
Muse, Rachel Prestipino, Jennifer Van Steenburgh, Izzie Vaughn and
Charlie Wilson.
Farewell to members of our faculty who are retiring, transferring to other
schools or pursuing other career opportunities. Very best wishes to Ginny
Matthews, Gloria Ince-Diggs, Pauline O’Neil, and Ben Pryor on their
retirements and to Denise Bonovitch, Sheryl Brittingham, Katie Facemire,
Sarah Farrar, Fran Glusiec, Brianne Hunt, Rebecca O’Boyle, Ashley
Partin, Garet Prior, Tim Sanders and Ashley Wall as they depart Lee-Davis
for other campuses or vocations. Thank you for helping to make the 20102011 school year such a success!
What a great finish for the Outdoor Track & Field Teams! The Girls Team
won the Capital District for the sixth straight year. The Boys Team finished
Runners Up in the Capital District and Central Region. Several athletes earned
All-State honors: Montasia Golden – 3rd in the 100 meter hurdles and 3rd in
the Triple Jump, Cody Snyder – 4th in the 1600 meters, Caleb Wyatt – 5th
Long Jump, Wes Tuck – 5th Shot Put, Tyrell Eaton – 6th 300 meter hurdles,
Boys 4x800 meter relay team of Cody Snyder, Ben White, Robbie Longest,
and Dusty Crayton – 8th, and Michael Panton – 8th pole vault
The Medford Basketball Team at L-DHS would like to thank the 2011
Senior Class for their gift. They will represent L-DHS proudly with their new
basketball jerseys!
Freshman Arjun Jaini achieved Second Place at the Virginia Junior
Academy of Sciences (VJAS) science fair in May. This follows his winning
First Place at the State Level and Second Place at the Regional during the early
spring. Great job, Arjun!
Each month, the faculty and staff of Lee-Davis recognize colleagues
for contributions Above and Beyond the Call of Duty, which we call the
ABCD Awards. They are presented at faculty meetings as a citation of their
extraordinary service is read. Congratulations to this year’s recipients: Betty
Banton, Stuart Bernstein, Mary Bird, Serena Campbell, Cindy Cattoi,
Karen Dalton, Carol Blackwell, Sheryl Brittingham, Janice Barnette,
Tom Bosher-Perran, Nancy Carter, Barbara Cassett, Della Childress, Jym
Coleman, Brad Davis, Allison Fleming, Zach Hayden, Betsy Henning,
Tuwanda Holmes, Barbara Ingram, Jessica Kreye, Tamisha Lee, Crystal
Lloyd, Leslie Magalis, Gretchen Marr, Michelle McCloud, Sonia Nichols,
Stephanie O’Dell, Rebecca O’Boyle, Dan Prince, Shirl Ratliff, Renee
Reisenweaver, Tom Riley, Bob Rodgers, Lisa Sullivan, Jennifer Uerz, and
Ann Whitehurst.
The English department wishes to thank everyone who supported their
recent Book Fair at Barnes and Noble. This is a reminder that every L-D
student is expected to read at least one book from the summer reading list,
which can be accessed on the school web site http://hcps2.hanover.k12.va.us/
ldhs/ or in the main office.
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF TRADITION AND PRIDE!
Fine Arts News . . .
The Fine Arts Department is pleased to announce the recipients of the
Lee-Davis 2011 Juried Art Exhibition. The exhibit was judged by former
Hanover County Art Specialist Nancy Cozart and was on display in the
school’s front lobby: an outstanding example of student art work that
was appreciated by students, faculty and guests.
Art I: (1) Madison Doss, Color pencil portrait; (2) Helen Bowles,
Owl in cardboard; (3) Shayna Purcell, Graphite landscape;
Art II: (1) Bridget Held, Lino Cut; (2) Leicia Miles, Wood cut; (3)
Presley Williams, Painting;
IB and Art 3-4: (1) Kelsey Powell, Charcoal Portrait; (2) Leicia
Miles, Wood cut; (3) Camille Goode, Mixed Media; (Honorable
Mention); Jennifer Vansteenburgh, Charcoal Portrait and Cody
Uliasz, Pen and Ink.
Photo: (1) Shelby Wingold, Landscape; (2) Laurel Phillips, Mini
figure; (3) Caitlyn Burch, Photo collage.
Graphic Arts: (1) Zac Carrol, Portrait; (2) Abby Myers, Broadway;
(3) Michelle Winkler, Figures.
Crafts: (1) Christine Mancuso, Organic lamps; (2) JoAnn Wilson,
Sticks and birds; (3) Mallory Bullock, 2 small pots with white figures/
hand legs; (HM) Christine Mancuso, lamp shade.
The Second Annual Paws for a Cause event has raised $617 to
benefit the Hanover Humane Society. A special thanks to Duane Berger,
Susannah Wagner, Cathy Nault, The Hanover Humane Society and
Jay BeVille for their help and support. Lee-Davis photography students
did an amazing job!
Guidance Notes
Thank you to the many generous individuals, organizations, and
businesses who contributed scholarships for our seniors. Our seniors
and families, faculty and staff, appreciate the help you provide for
continuing education. These funds will assist many seniors pursue their
educational and career goals. Anyone who would like to establish a
scholarship may contact scholarship coordinator Ann Whitehurst at
[email protected] or phone 723-2201.
High school Summer School 2011 will be offered at Hanover High,
June 27 - August 11, 2011. Classes are scheduled for Monday-Thursday,
from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Please call the school at 723-3700 for
additional information or see the HCPS website.
New Student Registration will begin July 18th, by appointment only.
At the time of registration, the parent/guardian must provide original
birth certificate; social security card; certification of immunizations
(including all Hepatitis B); LPT/SOL results (VA tests); withdrawal
papers or copy of final report card; complete name, address and phone
number of the former school; proof of residence. Proof of residence
requires two of the following documents: a US Virginia income tax
return from the previous year; a US internal revenue tax reporting W-2
form from the current year; a deed or lease agreement to the residence; a
voter registration card; a receipt for personal property taxes paid within
the last year; a payroll check or payroll check stub issued by an employer
within the last three months; a telephone bill issued within the last three
months. Please contact Ms. Stella Smith at 804-723-2201 or via email
at [email protected] for an appointment.
Student schedule pick and fee nights will be as follows: Seniors
and Freshmen: Tuesday, August 23 from 3:00-7:00; Juniors and
Sophomores: Wednesday, August 24 from 3:00-7:00. The make-up
day will be Thursday, September 1 from 12-2:00
The Hanover County School Board does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, color, religion, disability or national origin in its employment practices or educational programs and
activities. The Administrator for Special Education is designated as coordinator for non-discrimination for access to and implementation of programs under Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources is designated as coordinator for non-discrimination regarding matters under Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
JUNE 2011
F.Y.I . . .
A summer mailer will be sent out in July with information about activities and
schedules at L-DHS for the new school year. In addition to the student activities
listed in previous newsletters, we offer a comprehensive athletic program for
fall, winter and spring seasons. Information on Fall Sports will soon be posted
on the Athletics Website. Fall Sports teams include Cross Country, Cheerleading
sideline and competition, Field Hockey, Football, Golf, Girls’ Volleyball, and
Boys’ Volleyball. Be sure to check www.highschoolsports.net frequently for
updates to the school schedule and sign up for the e-mail connection on the
L-DHS or HCPS website to receive important bulletins about school events.
Has your phone number or address changed recently? Please be sure to give
us the new information so that you will receive information from the school
over the summer. Just call the school counseling office at 723-2201 to update
your child’s contact information.
This would also be a great time for all our new 9th grade parents to sign
up for the e-mail connection and designate Lee-Davis as one of their selected
schools. We send out many informative bulletins throughout the school year,
and it is a great way to keep up to date on all school events. As noted above,
www.highschoolsports.net has more than sports – we post our complete school
calendar on this site for your planning convenience. You can access events by
category, sport or date – and you can even sync it with your Outlook calendar
or other electronic device.
Our monthly newsletter, the Vantage Point, is published in the Mechanicsville
Local newspaper on the third Wednesday of each month, except for January
and July. We appreciate Sheehy Auto Stores for underwriting the cost of our
newsletter in 2010-11 and for their commitment to sponsor us for the new
school year!
SUMMER 2011
Date
Event
Place
Time
6/1
Junior Awards Assembly
Auditorium
8:45 AM
6/1
SJMS Strings Concert
Auditorium
7:00 PM
6/2
Sophomore Awards Assembly
Auditorium
8:45 AM
6/2
Freshmen Awards Assembly
Auditorium
10:15 AM
6/2
L-DHS Strings Concert
Auditorium
7:00 PM
6/3
AAA State Track & Field Meet
Home
6/3
Mark Wood Strings Workshop Concert
Auditorium
7:00 PM
6/4
SAT Test Center
L-DHS
8:00 AM
6/6
SODA Grand Finale
Auditorium
8:30 AM
6/7
Graduation Picture & Rehearsal
Main Gym
8:30 AM
6/7
SJMS Band Concert
Auditorium
7:00 PM
6/8
Senior Class Picnic
6/8
Spring Athletics Award Night
Auditorium
7:00 PM
6/9
Choir Honors Recital
Auditorium
7:00 PM
6/10 Coffeehouse (sponsored by Drama)
Black Box
7:00 PM
6/12 Baccalaureate (PTSA sponsored)
Home
7:00 PM
6/13 Exams & Early Closing
Home
1:15 PM
8:30 AM
6/13 L-DHS Athletic Boosters Meeting
Library
6:00 PM
Home
1:15 PM
6/14 PTSA Meeting
Library
6:00 PM
1:15 PM
6/16 Final Day for Students
1:15 PM
6/17 Teacher Workday
6/18 Graduation
Siegel Center
3:30 PM
6/23 Report Card Distribution Day
For up-to-the-minute school calendar information, please go to highschoolsports.net
June 22, 2011
7
Hanover Tomato Festival still needs volunteers
The call has gone out for a few good
men and women who are willing to help
with the 2011 Hanover Tomato Festival,
which is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. on Saturday, July 9, at Pole Green
Park at 8996 Pole Green Park Lane in
Mechancisville.
With more than 40,000 people
expected to attend, extra hands are
needed by Hanover Parks & Rec and the
Tomato Festival Committee to prepare
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for a full day of fun and activities.
The Tomato Festival will include:
games, rides, crafters, artisans, tomatoes
and food.
To make it all come together, however, assistance is needed.
Volunteers are still needed in the following areas and time blocks: morning
traffic control, mid-day and afternoon
tomato sales and children’s activities.
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Mechanicsville
would remind her this isn’t T
I personally played for
Coach Dragum for three years,
ball.
Continued from pg. 6 A.S. Powell two of which I spent as the
back-up catcher.
Mechanicsville
and watched many of his teams,
Despite playing behind
starting at Lee-Davis and, of
someone else for two years, I
course, now at Hanover High.
can still say playing for Coach
During these years, I have
Dragum was one of the greatest
witnessed first-hand the care
experiences of my life.
Coach Dragum has for his stuCoach Dragum not only
Having recently read the let- taught us about the game of
dent athletes. He drives them
to excel to their very best, with ter to the editor article bashing baseball, but we also learned
pride and sportsmanship. I Coach Dragum and the base- valuable life lessons like hard
have seen Coach Dragum after ball program, I figured it was work, dedication and teamheartbreaking losses and never only fair to share the other side work.
Brian Peay
heard him put a loss on any of of the story.
First of all, the fact that
Hanover
his players. He is a credit not
someone would try to defame
just to Hanover High School
Coach Dragum’s name because
but the whole community.
their son didn’t get enough
Ms. Tyree notes that only playing time is appalling. It’s
three to four of the 11 seniors understandable that parents
played during a game. She con- want the best for their children
Congratulations to Dr.
tinues to say that on Senior and would get upset if their Jamelle Wilson on her promoNight only three seniors played, child didn’t play, but high school tion to school superintendent. I
and asked “What does that sports are very competitive and am glad that she is in place.
The fact that she made a
say about Coach Dragum and coaches can only do so much to
careful, fair and balanced comhis program?” It clearly tells make everyone happy.
Coach Dragum has been ment six years ago about “Dixie
me that there were five to six
underclassmen demonstrating hard-working and extremely Days” is irrelevant to her job,
especially in this country that
higher skills than some of the dedicated to the Hanover baseprotects free speech.
ball
program.
He
started
the
seniors.
Hopefully she can get on
Would anyone expect any program from scratch and has with the work of educating our
coach constantly to play players turned it into one of the top students.
with less skills, simply because high school baseball programs
Judy Thomas
in Virginia.
they are seniors? Of course not,
Mechanicsville
No one sees the hours he
you play your best nine.
spends behind the scenes workI know personal experience,
ing on the field, cleaning uniparticularly at the high school forms, planning practices, planlevel, how frustrating it can be ning team building activities,
for an underclassman to start and running camps.
I read with dismay the
over a senior but this is part of
So, yes, Coach Dragum does
the team process.
demand a lot from his players, comments of Jennifer Tyree
I sympathize with Ms. but that’s something everyone about Coach Dragum and the
Tyree’s frustration and wish her trying out is aware of and can Hanover Hawks Baseball prosee LETTERS, pg. 14 son every future success but expect if they make the team.
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Hanover County celebrates commencement exercises
Lee-Davis High School senior class vice president Anar Panjwani, left in the photo at left, was joined by Madison Lewis and Ariel
Libbon after addressing fellow graduates. At right, Hanover High School graduates enter the Siegel Center at VCU for Saturday’s
commencement exercises.
AHS graduate Sarah Hopkins, photo at left, was overcome with
emotion during her last performance with the Concert Choir.
PHHS had seven sets of twins, including Derin and Ian Dacey.
The top 10 students for Atlee High School’s Class of 2011, photo at left, were recognized during commencement exercises. Patrick
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a Patrick Henry High School graduate.
Lee-Davis graduates, left, enter the Siegel Center. Hanover
High’s Class of 2011 celebrate their special day.
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OBITUARIES
| Death Notices & Funerals
E. Paul Adams, 58, of
Mathews, passed away May 16,
2011 surrounded by his family,
after a long battle with cancer.
Survivors include his wife of 34
years, Arlene; daughters, Ava
Adams and Ginger Case; sons,
Michael Hall and Kevin Hall; two
grandchildren, Mallory Hall and
Emily Case, all of Mathews, and
special aunt, Evelyn Adams. A
memorial service will be held at a
later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to
Foster-Faulkner Funeral Home or
the American Cancer Society.
Marguerite Childress
Anderson, wife, mother,
grandmother and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully
on June 15, 2011 in her home at
Covenant Woods in Mechanicsville. Mrs. Anderson was born
on Nov. 22, 1921, to Harvey and
Annie Childress, in Richmond,
Va. She married her one true love,
Robert H. Anderson of Richmond, in 1939. She proceeded
to follow him around the world,
a devoted Air Force pilot wife.
She settled in Bon Air, upon her
husband’s retirement in 1962,
where she was very active in the
community, especially Bon Air
United Methodist Church, the
family parish for four decades. She
and her husband loved playing
golf, traveling and playing Bridge
with good friends. The Anderson
house was known in the neighborhood as the place where you
were always welcome, she would
cook for anyone who happened
to be around, and there were
always many. Upon her husband’s
death in 1985, she focused all of
her great energy and joy on her
family, and to this day, they are
still growing. Her legacy is the
family that she so loved and cared
for throughout her remaining
years. Known by those who knew
and loved her by many affectionate names, Marguerite, Ritzie,
Grandma and G.G. were some of
the names that over the course of
four generations became synonymous with love, care and a willing
ear. Mrs. Anderson is survived by
three children, Robert H. Anderson Jr. (Reita) of Chester, Diane
A. Nash (Kenneth) of Mechanicsville, Chris Anderson (MG) of
Rockville, Virginia; and her sister,
Jean Gainous. Also surviving in
great numbers are 11 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren,
of which she was most proud!
She was a devout Christian, even
in the last days of her life, gave
thanks to God for those who
cared for her and her family, never
complaining, and always positive
and very thankful for the life she
was given. Apologies to Walt
Whitman. “Entering thy sovereign, dim, illimitable grounds, To
memories of our mother, to the
divine blending, maternity, To her
buried and gone, yet not buried,
not gone from us, To her, the ideal
woman, practical, spiritual, of all
the earth, Life, love, to us the best.”
We will miss you, Mom! The family received friends at Covenant
Woods, 7090 Covenant Woods
Dr., Mechanicsville, Saturday,
June 18, 2011. Memorial services
followed. In lieu of flowers, please
make a contribution to the
American Heart Association.
Christine Duncan
Blackwell, 95, of Mechanicsville, went to be with the Lord on
June 17, 2011. She was preceded
in death by her husband, Leslie
Bersch Blackwell. Christine
is survived by her son, and
the “apple of her eye,” Charles
Blackwell (Gloria); three grandchildren, Debbie Taylor (Kenny),
Robin England (Chip), and Dean
Blackwell (Charlotte); five greatgrandchildren, Ryan Taylor, Tracy
T. Saunders (Josh), Kelly Rhea
and Taylor Jenkins and Elizabeth
Blackwell. Christine was a loving
and devoted mom, grandmother
and great-grandmother. She was
a long-time member of Fairmont
Memorial Baptist Church, where
she had many loving friends.
Christine was a happy person,
full of fun. She enjoyed so many
good times with her friends and
going on trips with the “Young
at Heart Club.” Christine retired
from Liggett and Myers Tobacco
Company. She enjoyed working in her flowers and preparing
meals for all her family. We praise
and thank God for her life and all
the treasured memories that we
have to comfort and bring us joy.
The family received friends at the
Nelsen Funeral Home, 4650 S.
Laburnum Ave., Richmond, Va.,
Sunday, June 19, 2011, and where
a service was held Monday, June
20, 2011. Graveside services were
held at Washington Memorial
Park. In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to Fairmont Memorial Baptist Church “Building
Fund,” 4205 Ravenswood Road,
Richmond, Va. 23223.
Walter Richard Brett,
loved his old school R&B and
was an avid race car enthusiast.
Left to cherish his memory are
his devoted wife, Annie Mae
Christian; three children, Tamara
Christian Whitlock (James),
Vaughan Jr. (Leketia) and James;
his mother, Ruth C. Coleman; and
stepfather, Clarence Coleman;
one devoted sister, Adgerene
Johnson (Randy); along with a
host of other relatives and friends.
Family received friends at the F.E.
Dabney Funeral Home, Ashland.
Homegoing services were held
Thursday, June 16, 2011 at the
Pilgrim Journey Baptist Church,
7204 Bethlehem Rd., Henrico.
Rev. Angelo Chatmon, pastor.
Rev. Jacquelin Lightfoot, eulogist.
Graveside services were held at
Roselawn Memory Gardens.
Online condolences can be made
at fedabneyfuneralhome.com.
Virginia Firesheets
DuPriest, age 89, resident of
Heritage Green, Mechanicsville,
passed away Sunday, June 12,
2011. She is a former lifelong
resident of Crewe, Va. She was the
widow of Preston M. DuPriest,
and is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Susan D. Flowers (Bill)
of Richmond; Mrs. Anne D.
Munden (Artie) of Mechanicsville; four grandchildren, Preston
Flowers of Nashville, Tenn.,
Whitfield Flowers of Tampa,
Fla., Ginny Munden Bishop
(Coleman) of Mechanicsville and
Molly Munden Walters (Seth) of
Roanoke. Mrs. DuPriest, a 1943
graduate of State Teachers College
Farmville, Va., (now Longwood
University), was a retired teacher
in the Nottoway County School
system, retiring in 1984 after 30
years service. She was a devoted
Vaughan D. Christian member of the Crewe Baptist
Church, a charter member of the
Sr., “Baby Boy”, 62, of Glen
Allen, went home to be with the Crewe Woman’s Club and the
Lord June 9, 2011. He was educat- VFW Auxiliary #7819. Funeral
ed in Henrico Public Schools and services were held Friday, June 17,
joined the Pilgrim Journey Baptist
Church at an early age. Vaughan
see OBITUARIES, pg. 11 `
82, of Ashland, husband of the
late Neen Brett, died June 15,
2011. He is survived by two
daughters, Christy Epps and Jo
Ellen Flournoy; six grandchildren
and five great-grandsons. Mr.
Brett was a former Virginia State
Trooper, former Magistrate of Hanover County, a retired local hardware man and member of Forest
Grove United Methodist Church.
The family received friends Friday, June 17, 2011 at Forest Grove
United Methodist Church, 13384
Ashland Rd., where services were
held. Graveside services were
held at the church cemetery. In
lieu of flowers, contributions may
be made to Forest Grove United
Methodist Church.
were held at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions
Continued from pg. 10 b
may be made to the American
Cancer Society , 4240 Park Place
2011 at Crewe Baptist Church; Dr. Ct., Glen Allen, Va. 23060.
Ben Powers officiated. The family
received friends following the ser- George Temple Martin,
vice. Many thanks to the kind staff 89, of Mechanicsville, went to
at Brookview Lodge “The Wood- be with the Lord on Sunday,
land” in Farmville and Heritage
June 12, 2011. He was the son
Green, Mechanicsville, for all their of the late Leonard and Letha
attention and care. Memorial
Mathews Martin and was
contributions may be made to the preceded in death by his wife,
Crewe Baptist Church Roofing
Mary H. Martin. Mr. Martin
Fund, or the Nottoway County
was a longtime Mechanicsville
Emergency Squad. Arrangements farmer and a lifetime member
are in the care of Jennings-McMil- of Gethsemane Church of
lian Funeral Home, Crewe.
Christ. He is survived by his
OBITUARIES
Dorothy Hale Merritt,
83, of Hanover, passed away on
June 13, 2011. She is preceded in
death by her husband, William
B. Merritt; brothers, Walter Hale,
and Everett Hale; and a sister, Annie Gilman. She is survived by her
two daughters, Faye Tignor (Bubba) and Kayron White; grandchildren, Shayna Tignor, Jenny
Wright (Dennis), and Stephanie
White; great-grandchildren,
Annie and Sean; brother, Oscar
Hale; and sister, Grace Orrock;
sister-in-law, Anne Burke and a
devoted sister-in-law, June Hale.
Dorothy was a past matron of the
Hanover Chapter 130 Order of
sisters, Pearl Martin and Emma the Eastern Star. She was retired
Katherine Sperisen
from Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Heath; sister-in-law, Mildred
after 38 years of service. The famMartin; and a number of
Durham, “Kitty”, 83, of
ily received family and friends on
Mechanicsville, went to be with nieces and nephews, greatnieces and great-nephews and Thursday, June 16, 2011 with an
the Lord on June 17, 2011. She
Eastern Star Memorial Service at
was preceded in death by her hus- great- great-nieces and greatthe Nelsen Funeral Home-Reid
great-nephews. The family
band, Jimmy. She is survived by
Chapel located at 412 South
her daughter, Kathy and husband, received friends on Tuesday,
Washington Hwy., Ashland,
June 14, 2011 at the MechanAllen Downs; and son, Joey and
VA., where services were held on
icsville Chapel of Bennett
wife, Amy; grandson, Clayton;
three sisters, Ruth Lightfoot, Doris Funeral Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Friday, June 17, 2011. Reverend
Beth Givens officiated. Graveside
Rd., where funeral services
Jones and Jean Smith; and many
were held Wednesday, June 15, services were held at Signal Hill
nieces, nephews and friends.
2011. Graveside services were Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers,
She enjoyed traveling across the
please make contributions to
held at Gethsemane Church
country and spending time with
the American Lung Association
her family. She will be missed! The of Christ Cemetery. In lieu of
located at 9702 Gayton Road #
flowers,
memorial
contribufamily received friends on Sunday,
110, Richmond, Va., 23238, or a
tions may be made to East
June 19, 2011 at the Mechanicscharity of your choice.
Hanover Volunteer Rescue
ville Chapel of Bennett Funeral
Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Rd., where Squad, P.O. Box 454 Mechanicsville, Va. 23111.
services were held on Monday,
June 20, 2011. Graveside services
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OBITUARIES
Marion Wooldridge
Monaghan. In thanksgiving
Recycle The News
PRESENTS
Lawn Chairs and LibertyConcert
Featuring the entertainment of Commonwealth Bluegrass Band
Thursday, June 30, 2011 / 5:30-7:30
Tickets $5
EVENT LOCATION:
6411 Heatherwood Drive
www.historicpolegreen.org
804-730-3837
Bring your lawn chairs to Polegreen on June
30th as we celebrate Independence Day
with a concert for you and your family.
There will be food and beverage available for
purchase.
Ticket Information: Tickets are $5 per person. Children 5 and under admitted free. Tickets may be purchased in advance through the Foundation by calling
the number above. Advanced purchase ticket deadline
is June 21st. A limited number of tickets will also be
available for purchase at the event.
Parking is available on Heatherwood Drive and in the field just
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June 22, 2011
for the precious gift of Marion, 86,
of Mechanicsville, who graced the
world Jan. 14, 1925, and who eternally brightens heaven June 14,
2011, we thank our loving God.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, John; her son, Lt. John
Joseph; and her daughter, Theresa.
She is survived by her daughters,
Mary Amann and Bob, Suzanne
Cecchini, Cynthia Caison and
Michael, Kelly Austin and Joe; and
sons, Jerry and Catherine, Kevin
and Meredith, Steven “BeBe” and
Lisa; 16 grandchildren, 20 greatgrandchildren; and sister, Frances
W. Ballowe and Richard. Family
received friends at the Monaghan
Funeral Home, 7300 Creighton
Parkway, Mechanicsville, Friday,
June 17, 2011 where a Christian
Wake was held. A Mass of Christian Burial was held Saturday, June
18, 2011 at the Catholic Church
of the Redeemer, 8275 Meadowbridge Rd., Mechanicsville.
Hanover Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to St. Joseph’s Home
for the Aged, 1503 Michael Rd.,
Richmond, Va. 23229, or Angelman Syndrome Foundation, 4255
Westbrook Dr., Ste. 219, Aurora,
Illinois 60504.
Sylvester James Preston,
formerly of Ashland, departed
this life June 12, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Susan Preston;
two daughters, April Jordan and
Camille Preston; one son, SSg
Wayne Claiborne (Miryoku) Jr.;
two grandchildren, Wayne II and
Alexis; one brother, Frank Preston
(Patricia); aunt, Maryann Cash;
uncle, Thomas Preston; sisters-inlaw, three brothers-in-law; a host
of nieces, nephews and cousins,
other relatives and friends. Remains rest at the Mimms Funeral
Home, 19th and Hull Sts., where
the family will receive friends
Friday (today) 6 to 7 p.m. Funeral
services were held Saturday, June
18, 2011 at New Deliverence
Evangelistic Church, 1701 Turner
Rd. Bishop Gerald Glenn, pastor,
officiated. Graveside services were
held in Maury Cemetery.
inventions. He was preceded in
death by his wife, Elizabeth Sale
and daughter, Lindsay Sale Tinney. He is survived by his daughters, Shannon Sale Ryan and Karla
Sale Ogden; sons-in-law, Rick
Rev. William H. Raines Ryan, Dan Ogden Stu Tinney; sisters-in-law, Winnie Gordon and
Sr., 92, of Richmond, went
Millie Goodwin; nieces and nephhome to be with the Lord on
ews; grandchildren, Devon Ryan
Sunday, June 12, 2011. He was
Thiel, Carey Sale Ryan, Logan
preceded in death by his parents,
Sale Ryan, Cameron Ogden and
Florence A. Raines and John R.
Hunter Ogden. One of his more
Raines; three brothers, and seven
memorable sayings was “Don’t
sisters. He is survived by his wife
ride your bicycle without air in
of 70 years, Tessie B. Raines; two
your tires.” Memorial services will
sons, William H. Raines Jr. and his
be held Thursday, June 23, 2011 7
wife, Jessie, Charles R. Raines and
p.m. at Covenant Woods. Gravehis wife, Sara; his sister, Dorothy
side services will be private.
Kestner of Waynesboro; four
grandchildren, Tricia Bell and her
James Taylor, of Glen
husband, Ken, Pamela and her
Allen,
departed this life June 13,
husband, Tracy, Will and his wife,
Stephanie, Pattie and her husband, 2011. He is preceded in death by
Justin; four greatgrandchildren, one son, James Taylor Jr.; and parents, Margarita Taylor and James
Brian, Caleb, Megan and Cara.
Taylor. He is survived by his wife,
Rev. Raines grew up in Waynesboro, moved to Richmond in the Vashti Davie-Taylor; one daughter, Kelli T. Calhoun of Antioch,
1940s, and opened a church in
Calif; two stepsons, Eric and Rodthe Fulton area. There he began
ney Davie; seven grandchildren;
his Pentecostal ministry. He later
became an evangelist, and traveled a host of nieces, nephews and
throughout the states of Virginia, cousins; three daughters-in-law,
Maryland and Pennsylvania. For Jacquelyn and Amy Davie and
Wanetta Taylor; one son-in-law,
50 years he touched many lives
Tony Calhoun; one sister-in-law,
through his loving spirit and
gospel preaching. His unwavering Jean Christian. Remains rest at
faith was an inspiration to all who Joseph Jenkins Jr. Funeral Home,
2011 Grayland Avenue. Funeral
knew him. “Pop,” as many called
services were held Saturday, June
him, could light up a room with
18, 2011 at St. Peter Baptist
his warm smile and loving spirit.
Church, 2040 Mountain Road,
He was always willing to help
where remains laid in state one
anyone who needed comfort or
support. He will be greatly missed hour prior to funeral time. Dr.
by all. The family received friends Kirkland R. Walton (pastor) off.
on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at the
Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett Roselawn Memory Gardens.
Family and friends assemble at the
Funeral Home, 8014 Lee-Dachurch Saturday, June 18, 2011.
vis Road, where services were
Online condolences can be made
held Wednesday, June 15, 2011.
at www.jenkinsjr.com.
Washington Memorial Park.
schools, graduated from Booker
T. Washington High School in
1945; received her Bachelor’s
of Science from Virginia State
University in 1950; a Master’s of
Science from Hampton University; and completed post graduate
work at Cornell University and
Bank Street College. She was Principal of Lincoln Park & Roberts
Park Elementary in Norfolk, Va.,
and later became Principal of
P.S. 243, the Weeksville School in
Brooklyn, N.Y., where she later
retired. Joyce was also an adjunct
professor at Bank Street College
in New York. Joyce was an active
member of several Episcopal
churches in her lifetime: Grace
Church (Norfolk), St. Philip’s
Church (Harlem, N.Y.C), and
most recently St. Titus Church
(Durham, N.C.). Mrs. Washington was ordained to the Diaconate
on May 16, 1998, at the Cathedral
of St. John the Divine Church, in
N.Y.C. Joyce is survived by her
son, Dr. Larry H. Washington,
M.D. (Lynne); grandchildren,
Amanda, John Gabriel and Noah
Washington of Mechanicsville,
Va.; three nieces, Joyce Williams
of Minneapolis, Minn., Cassandra Goodwyn (Gideon) of
Virginia Beach, Va., and Erica
Joynes (Ralph) of Durham, N.C.
The Requiem Mass was held
on Thursday, June 16, 2011 at
the Historic St. Philip’s Church,
204 West 134 Street, New York,
N.Y. The Rev. Rhonda Rubinson officiated. In lieu of flowers,
donations should be made to the
St. Philip’s Church Rectory Fund.
Arrangements by Scott’s Funeral
Home, 115 E. Brookland Park
Blvd. Online guest book at www.
scottsfuneralhome.com.
Robert Gerald Webb,
84, of Mechanicsville, passed
Joyce Dodson Washington away June 18, 2011. Mr. Webb
Jack Sale, 90, of Mechanicsville, passed away peacefully on
Sunday, May 22, 2011. He was
a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran
of World War ll, serving both as
a pilot and flight instructor. Mr.
Sale was a retired employee of
the State Milk Commission and
was known for his creativity and
, departed this life on June 6, 2011,
in Mechanicsville, after a lengthy
illness. She was preceded in death
by her spouse of 26 years, Booker
T. Washington III; and three
siblings, Julian, Geraldine and
Amos. She was born Dec. 3, 1927,
in Norfolk, Va., to Amos and Mattie Dodson. She attended Norfolk
was born in Orange County, Va.,
to Floyd Paige and Blanche Harris
Webb. Along with his parents,
Mr. Webb moved to Richmond,
Va., in 1936. He served in the
United States Army during
WWII, and married Betty Jean
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LETTERS
gram. I cannot let these comments go unrebutted.
I have two sons, both of
whom spent four years in the
Hanover baseball program.
I think after eight years I
have a pretty good idea about
Coach Dragum and the program. I can say with certainty
that Coach Dragum helped to
make my sons the young men
they are today.
Coach Dragum is an amazing baseball coach.
He knows the game, he
loves the game, and he is a great
teacher of the game.
My sons certainly learned
a great deal about baseball in
their years in the program.
What is equally important
to my family is what my sons
learned other than the game.
Coach Dragum taught
teamwork, dedication, work
ethic and community service,
among other things. These
qualities transcend baseball and
are invaluable.
During the eight years that
my family was involved with
the baseball program, I saw the
baseball players under Coach
Dragum excel on the field, in
the classroom, and in the community. I watched with pride
as they pulled together to support players and coaches going
through personal hardships. I
saw them assist and support
community activities. I heard
countless umpires, opposing
coaches and fans commend
them on the class and sportsmanship they demonstrated.
Those things don’t just happen. Great coaches and great
programs make them happen.
Coach Dragum certainly
took the time to get to know my
sons, and they are better people
for having known him.
I cannot tell you how many
times when writing an essay for
an application, they chose to
write about being a part of this
great program.
Several students, including
my son, chose to invite Coach
Dragum and other Hanover
baseball coaches as the “teach-
er” they wanted to honor at
the Hanover Scholars program. Certainly this shows how
important the coaches and program are in the development of
our young men.
After four years, Mrs. Tyree
believes players’ services are
no longer required? I find that
impossible to believe since I see
players from the first years of
the program still come back
to support the team, help with
camps, and participate in teambuilding. This is perhaps the
greatest testament to what
Coach Dragum has done with
the Hanover baseball program
and our young people.
Terry Saunders
Ashland
Chickahominy
board support
As the summer heats up,
most of us turn our attention
to vacation and weekends of
leisure. We are not ready to rush
through the summer just to get
to the November elections of
2011.
Good news! Those of us
living in the Chickahominy
District can enjoy our summer.
While we are losing a stellar board representative in Bob
Setliff, we have the opportunity
to elect Angela Kelly-Wiecek.
Republican Angela KellyWiecek will continue the
strong, reasoned leadership we
have been accustomed to in this
district.
Angela has engaged in public service during her years as
a resident of Hanover. As the
mother of an elementary school
student, she is invested personally in Hanover schools. She is
well versed on the issues that
the county will face in the near
future and will approach those
issues with the utmost energy
and concern.
Our confidence in Angela
can help us enjoy our summer
plans and know that, come
November, we can vote for her
to continue strong representation for the Chickahominy district.
David Hobbs
Mechanicsville
Refuting
House speaker
The familiar cry of “We
don’t have a revenue problem,
we have a spending problem” is
a false claim that we Democrats
need to refute vigorously. John
Boehner, with tears in his eyes,
cries out, “The USA is bankrupt” . . . but his statement is
misleading and nonsense.
The gross domestic product
(GDP) of the USA is about $14
trillion. And our deficit is also
around $14 trillion. So to most
people’s thinking that means we
as a country owe as much as
we make. However, this is like
comparing apples to oranges.
The deficit should actually
be compared to the total assets
of the U.S. economy which are
about $188 trillion. So the USA
is not bankrupt.
If the federal government
defaults on its loans, no creditor,
like China, would say, “OK, we
will forgive your debt!”
Nation in sin
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Our creditors will simply
tell the government to raise
taxes and pay the debt. In other
words, take a fair share from the
largest corporations and billionaires to fix the problem.
A decade ago, the federal
government was running a surplus.
This was before George W.
Bush decided to reduce the tax
rate for all Americans but the
biggest beneficiaries were the
wealthiest Americans.
He did this against the advice
of Alan Greenspan, chairman of
the Federal Reserve.
The tax cuts, two unfunded wars and the unfunded
Medicare Part D. Medicare Part
D provided more profits to the
health care insurance companies.
So, with an escalation of
expenses and a reduction
of revenue during the Bush
Administration, we don’t have
a spending problem, we have a
revenue problem!
Gordon Silver
Mechanicsville
June 22, 2011
For whatsoever a man
soweth, that shall he also reap.
As a nation promotes sin,
it sows corruption and its own
destruction.
God is not mocked and in
the end a nation that promotes
sin will be destroyed. The terribleness of this sin will lead to
its destruction. The society that
does this will collapse from its
sinful mindset.
Look at America, along with
promoting immorality, it has
run up over $14 trillion in debt.
America has killed 55 million
babies and is being overrun by
illegal aliens.
The nation is in rebellion
against the Lord God of Israel
and thus is self-destructing.
There is no political way to stop
this destruction.
The root cause is spiritual,
see LETTERS, pg. 15 `
Raby Recognition Reward
Award for Students
Parking is available near the site.
Sponsors for the evening will be M&T Bank
Continued from pg. 5 and EVB Bank.
For more information about the Foundation,
Heatherwood Drive in Mechanicsville.
Tickets are $5 per person. Children age 5 and visit www.historicpolegreen.org or call 7303837.
under will be admitted free of charge.
repenting of their sinful lifestyles, which are destroying the
Continued from pg. 14 country and turning to the Lord
revival to put the nation back Jesus and then living according
on the right course with God. to God’s word. Without this,
It will take millions of people America is now so rotten with
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Dad’s return from Afghanistan top graduation gift
By Jim Fields
[email protected]
Taylor Williams graduated from
Atlee High School on Saturday and
none of the presents she received from
family and friends came close to comparing to the one she got last Monday.
A little after 1 p.m. on June 13,
her mother, Vicki, sent her a text
message that basically said she was
at the school to pick her up and she’d
meet her out front. When Taylor
walked out of the building, not only
was her mother there, but so was her
father, Maj. Steven Williams, who
had arrived just two hours earlier at
Richmond International Airport from
Afghanistan.
“I knew he was coming home soon,
but I didn’t know when,” Taylor said.
“His coming home and being here for
my graduation is the best present I’ll
receive.”
Williams is the acquisition officer
for the 643rd regional support group
“The hardest part about going this
out of Columbus, Ohio. His year in
Afghanistan was at Kandahar airfield time was when I left,” Williams said
and was his second deployment. His Thursday while relaxing in the living
first was about 20 years earlier during
see RETURN, pg. 21 Desert Storm.
Jim Fields/The Local
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The Society’s mission is “To promote Hanover
County’s rich history and heritage,” which is fulContinued from pg. 13 filled through research, assistance to citizens and
organizations, educational programs and [email protected].
Rawls will offer remarks at the Society’s cacy in historical site preservation.
The Society works hand in hand with other
meeting concerning the distinction between the
Hanover
associations, such as The Hanover Tavern
causes of the divisions between north and south
Foundation,
Historic Polegreen Church Foundation,
and the causes of the conflict itself.
and The Hanover County Black Heritage Society, as
According to Rawls,
well as in statewide and national
“People today tend to confuse
initiatives.
“People
today
tend
to
what caused the secession of
For more information
the Deep South states with confuse what caused
about the Hanover County
what caused the secession of the secession of the
Sesquicentennial Committee,
Virginia and the Upper South.
Deep South states visit http://www.co.hanover.
To make matters worse, they
va.us/planning/hcsc.htm.
confuse the cause of the seces- with what caused the
According to Christopher
secession
of
Virginia
sion with the cause of the war.
K. Peace, the Society’s vice
I will try to set the record and the Upper South.” president of Programs, the
straight by focusing on the
Society’s theme continues
S. WAITE RAWLS III
debates in Virginia that ultito be Uncovering Hanover’s
President
mately led to her secession.”
History and War Comes to
Museum of the Confederacy
These remarks are timely
Hanover.
as the state is engaged in comPresentations will include
memorating the 150th anniversary of the start information on past and present archeologiof the American Civil War as well as the 150th cal research performed here as well as supanniversary of Emancipation.
porting the collaborative efforts of the county’s
----Sesquicentennial committee commemorating
The Hanover County Historical Society Inc., the 150 years since the American Civil War.
a nonprofit, 501 (c)(3) corporation, was formed
The Society will have a member/guest social on
on April 2, 1967.
Sept. 15 at a private historic home in the county.
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Each year the Virginia
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its comprehensive approach to
litter that incorporates education, cleanup and enforcement.
Hanover County is working to improve the appearance
of the county by reducing littering. Through its numerous
partnerships with local and
state agencies, the county educates citizens about the problem
of littering through advertisements, school assemblies and
site inspections conducted at
large shopping centers.
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Tina Askew, solid waste
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litter coordinator. She coordinates and supervises the female
inmates who are recruited from
the general jail population to
collect litter from alongside the
roads.
Working with William
Fowler of the Pamunkey
Regional Jail (the inmates must
meet established criteria to be
eligible to participate), Askew
sets priorities for the inmates on
a weekly basis.
The inmates concentrate on
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Photo submitted by Tom Harris
litter has accumulated. Female
Mike Flagg, director of Hanover County Public Works, is shown
inmates have collected 2,314
presenting Tina Askew with the Outstanding Anti-Litter Award
bags of litter from the county’s
for Excellence from the Virginia Recycling Association.
roads in the last 12 months.
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munity service. Over the last ing 2,000 hours of community
owners of trucks who have not
12 months, these groups have service to keep roads clean and
properly secured their loads, a
removed 100,000 pounds of safe.
letter is sent asking the owners
to please do a better job and
describing how loads should be
secured.
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remove litter from eight miles
every month. The equivalent of
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been removed every month by
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Under the direction of
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or the probationers.
VDOT also participates in
the county’s semi-annual “road
sweeping.” In the most recent
sweep this spring, the county
collected 110 tons of trash.
Miranda Tyler of Hanover
Community Corrections provides the names of individuals
who have been assigned community service hours. These
individuals sign in at the designated center and work as needed inside the facility collecting
litter if they are under the age
of 18. If older than 18 years of
age, they are permitted to clean
adjacent roadways.
Public Works also inspects
shopping centers and other
commercial establishments on
a quarterly basis to make certain that their refuse containers are not adding to the litter
problems.
Hanover County’s citizens
have taken note of the cleanliness of roads. In the most recent
Citizens Survey (2009), 80 percent of respondents rated the
cleanliness of Hanover County
as being “excellent” or “good,”
up from 51 percent in 2005.
Askew received the Virginia
Recycling Association’s award
on behalf of the county. The
award was presented at the
VRA’s annual conference on
May 12.
Tom Harris, Hanover County
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275th birthday celebration slated
The Hanover Tavern
Foundation, a nonprofit organization, will be celebrating the 275th birthday of the
most famous Hanover County
Patriot, Patrick Henry, on
Saturday, June 25.
Though a little belated,
Henry’s birthday is actually
May 29, Hanover Tavern will
be putting on a celebration for
see BIRTHDAY, pg. 21 ARC
Continued from pg. 15 Due to her mastery of many
skills, willingness to apply herself and ask questions when
she doesn’t understand something, Monique McMackle is
nominated by her teacher for
Outstanding Student.
In addition to being organized and independent in her
class work, Monique works in
the front office at Atlee High
School. She answers the call box
to admit visitors to AHS, sorts
and delivers mail. She is a selfstarter, acting when she sees a
need and is a valued member of
the office team.
At the Raider Gallery
(school’s cookie business)
Monique has excellent customer service skills. She is an
enthusiastic salesperson, makes
change independently, counts
the money from sales and assists
with the bank deposit.
The qualities Monique
demonstrates in educational
and social environments – honesty, leadership skills, superior
work ethic, responsible, positive
attitude, and taking initiative
make her a worthy recipient of
the Raby Outstanding Teacher
Award.
Teacher and nominator
Doris Hodges wrote: “It is a joy
to teach Monique.”
Raby Recognition Reward
Award for Teachers
“Leah Acors educates her
students with disabilities so
that they are on the pathway
from disability to ability,” Ellen
Bennett, nominator, grandmother and retired teacher,
wrote.
With two grandchildren
taught by Acors for the past four
years at Washington-Henry
Elementary School, Bennett
has seen the positive effects of
Acors’ teaching excellence.
Bennett’s grandson has
become an independent reader because of Acors’ teaching
methods and her granddaughter’s self-esteem was boosted
greatly by Acors. She made
Monae feel wanted, taught her
to write and ensured that she
went on school trips.
Bennett has seen the educational foundation that Acors’
has built in her grandchildren.
Because of her outstanding
and consistent communication
with parents there is continuity
of work from school to home
daily.
“Ms. Acors is a wonderful
teacher who is highly thought
of by parents; she is very deserving of the Raby Outstanding
Teacher Award”, said Jennifer
Lenz, principal of Washington
Henry Elementary School.
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BIRTHDAY
Continued from pg. 18 the whole community in memory of the great orator in the
Hanover Tavern theater.
The celebration is a family friendly event with audience
participation plays and a magic
show starting at 10 a.m., fea-
RETURN
Continued from pg. 16 room of his family’s home. “The
day after I left was our son’s 18th
birthday and his high school
graduation was a few days later.
I was really disappointed that I
missed those events.”
When asked if he was
exposed to combat situations,
he responded that rockets and
bullets were always being fired
at the base.
“I remember walking
through the dining facility watching rockets being fired
out of the compound and walking through the dining facility watching Monday Night
Football,” he said. “Just that
quick, while eating my breakfast, the situation went from
combat to watching Monday
Night Football.”
Williams said he would
always remember the importance placed on dignified transfer ceremonies.
“Kandahar is a hub. We had
a lot of soldiers and supplies
that came through Kandahar,”
he said. “We also had soldiers
come through Kandahar that
had fallen on the field of battle
on their way to Dover Air Force
Base. It didn’t matter what time
of the day or night it was -when they arrived at Kandahar,
there was a dignified transfer
ceremony for every one of
them, with all the pomp and
circumstance they deserved. It
kept reminding us that there
was a war.”
The 643rd is a 60-man unit.
“We all came home,” he said
with a smile. “We went over as
a unit and came home as one,
turing William the Conjuror, a
Colonial.
Cupcakes and goodie bags
will be available for all to enjoy.
The festivities begin at 10
a.m. and continue until 12 p.m.
For more information about
Hanover Tavern, call 537-5050
or e-mail info@hanovertavern.
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Hanover County will present
the first annual Bark For Life on
Saturday, June 25, at Courthouse
Park. Registration will begin at
9 a.m., with the walk starting
at 9:30 a.m. The cost is $20
per dog. The American Cancer
Society fundraising event hon-
ors the care giving qualities and
lifelong contributions of our
canine “Best Friends.”
For more information, contact Andrea Fravel, American
Cancer Society community
manager, at 527-3712 or andrea.
[email protected].
every one of us. We didn’t lose
anybody over there, and that’s a
good feeling.”
The major said another
thing he will remember about
Afghanistan is how dusty it was.
“Dust is to Afghanistan like
fog is to London,” he said. “It’s
the dirtiest place I’ve ever been.
I can’t tell you how good it is to
be home and breathe clean air
and see green grass.”
The 643rd welcome home
ceremony was Tuesday in
Indiana.
Unit Commander Col. Chris
Gentry addressed his troops and
complimented them on their
work and the 16-hour days they
often put in. His final order was
to release the unit from active
duty as they now transition back
to Active Reserve.
As for his military future,
Williams has 25 years of service
and said he plans to stay in a
little longer.
“I anticipate making lieuten-
ant colonel next year,” he said.
“After that, I’m not sure how
much longer I might stay in.
We’ll have to see then.”
As for now, he’s going to
enjoy a well deserved rest.
“I’m going to relax for a few
weeks and then get back to work
with my old job at Quantico,”
he said. “I’m looking forward
to Taylor’s graduation, seeing
some family and friends, and
catching up on some sleep.”
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Robotics team visits Dominion
Members of the Hanover
High School robotics team,
called the Defenders of the
Multiverse, recently visited Dominion’s Emissions
Monitoring Support group near
the Chesterfield Power Station.
Defenders of the Multiverse
is part of a national program
called FIRST, or For Inspiration
& Recognition of Science &
Technology, that encourages
young people to explore learning and careers in science and
engineering.
Ken Atkins, instrument
technician, demonstrated how
the automated stack testing
equipment known as the MultiAutomated Probe, or MAP,
system works. The Emission
Monitoring Support group submits more than 1,200 tests and
reports annually in accordance
with Environmental Protection
Agency and state regulations
from 18 power stations.
“The
students
were
intrigued with the equipment,
as the technologies and controls
used to build and operate the
MAP system are the same that
the students used to build and
operate their FIRST competition robots,” Dennis Nowlin,
technical specialist, said.
The MAP system, designed
by Dominion, started as a
concept in 2006 to automate
Photo submitted by Thomas R. Morris
Ken Atkins, far left, from Dominion’s Emission Monitoring Group demonstrates the probe
positioning unit of the MAPs system with students from the Hanover High School robotics team,
from left, Sam Nowlin, Casey Clark and Mario Piccolomini.
a manual and costly data-collection process and improve
accuracy when testing environmental emissions within power
plant stacks or ducts. Currently,
Dominion is the only utility
that has undertaken a design
measure of this type with a patent on the technology issued in
late 2009.
Using three to four technicians, testing times per station
have been reduced from about
six to eight hours to less than
three hours per unit operating
condition. By using the MAP
automated flow system, initial
estimates of the cost savings to
Dominion is about $5.6 million
a year.
“The demonstration gave
students the opportunity to see
firsthand how the knowledge
acquired and lessons learned
in competition can be applied
to our industry,” Atkins said.
“The students demonstrated a
fine-tuned level of attention and
understanding of the concepts
of our system. Our engineering
future is in good hands.”
The Hanover Robotics team
partnered with two high schools
from New Jersey to win the
2011 Virginia Regional FIRST
Robotic Team Competition.
Each team designed, built and
programmed a robot that participated in a high-tech competition game.
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Major Mark A. Bennett, CJM, CCM,
deputy superintendent of the Pamunkey
Regional Jail in Hanover, has announced
his appointment as superintendent of the
Meherrin River Regional Jail, currently
under construction in Brunswick.
Bennett will assume the role starting
on July 1, and will directly oversee the
final stages of facility construction, as well
as develop policies and hire the needed
employees prior to the new jail’s opening,
slated for July 2012.
The Meherrin River Regional Jail
will be a multi-million-dollar facility in
Brunswick County, near Alberta, that will
accommodate the pretrial and sentenced
prisoners from Brunswick and Dinwiddie
as well as the sentenced prisoners from
Mecklenburg.
A smaller satellite jail near the government offices in Mecklenburg also is
planned as a part of the project that will
accommodate the pretrial and work-release
populations from Mecklenburg.
Bennett has more than 13 years of experience in the Criminal Justice field, and has
been the deputy superintendent of Pamunkey
Regional Jail for the past five years.
He is a member of the American
Correctional Association (ACA), American
Jail Association (AJA), National Sheriff ’s
Association, the Virginia Association
of Regional Jails (VARJ), and a lifetime
member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
(VFW).
He has completed extensive instruction on Executive Leadership-Upper Level
Management Training, and continues
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HCPS recognitions
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Lily Collins, center in the photo at left, a fourth grade teacher at Kersey Creek Elementary
School, was named Beginning Teacher of the Year for Hanover County Public Schools
on June 6. She is shown with Dr. Stewart D. Roberson, superintendent, and Dr. Deborah
Waters, principal. Sherie DeOliveira Carpenter, photo at right, the administrative assistant
of Health Services for Hanover County Public Schools, was named Support Employee of
the Year on May 26 at the Hanover County School Board Office.
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Skipper Garrett
Multi-Million Dollar Producer
Area Code 804
Cell: 370-4080
Fax: 443-5968
Home: 443-2514
email:[email protected]
Essex County
3 bdrm, 3 bath ranch on 75+/- wooded acres. 2 car
detached carport plus 3 car attached garage w/enclosed
heated breezeway. Jacuzzi in master bath w/separate
shower. Great rm, walk-in closets, FP in living rm,
double pane windows, storm doors. HP, ceiling fans.
Above ground 30’ diameter pool. Wildlife
abounds/hunting. Nice stream on property. River
nearby. Great place to raise family. Asking $467,000.
BPES honors lists announced
Principal Judith Bradley has
released the honors lists for the
third nine weeks for Battlefield
Park Elementary.
Principal’s List (all A’s)
Fourth
grade:
Casey
Branson, Casey Carnohan,
Emma Covington, Madeline
Dunn, Alex Earls, Madison
Heath, Sydney Johnston, K.C.
Kolpa, Anna Lowery, Mariah
McCready, Aiden Rice, Summer
Santelli, Chloe Shermer, Jillian
Turner, Angeli Velasco and
Brandon Velasco.
Fifth grade: Katie Bareford,
Joshua
Britton,
Peyton
Farnsworth, Ryan Griffiths,
Logan Hawker, Lacey Kramer,
Rejina Tabay, Hayli Wagner and
Kelsey Young.
Scholars List (all A’s and B’s)
Fourth grade: Connor
Alexander, Sarah Atkinson,
Patrick Bagby, Jasmine Blair,
Josh Bock, Sam Boggess, Jacob
Bowling,JoshBradley,McKenzie
Bradley, Sarah Buehren, Karli
Croxton, Lindsey Dance, Katie
Davis, Nathan Dodson, Kayla
Duff, Zach Duff, Virginia
Dolan, Virginia Doss, Josh
Flasch, Hunter Glass, Alex Hare,
Mya Harrison, Colin Hart, Kate
Hudson, Olivia Hudson, Jesse
Hughes, Asia Ingram, Savannah
Jefferson, Gracie Jenkins, Kelsi
Lenart, Justin Lucas, Tanner
Mahoney, Olivia Norman,
Kelsey Palmore, Haydn Parker,
Tiffany Pohlig, Kyle Rusch,
L.J. Shiflet, Stephen Vest and
Landon Watkins.
Fifth grade: Whitney
Application forms for the
Cooling Assistance program
offered by the Hanover County
Department of Social Services
are now available at the office.
The Hanover DSS started
processing applications for its
Cooling Assistance Program
last Wednesday (June 15). The
program runs through Aug. 15
or until the money is gone.
Cooling
Assistance,
offered through the Virginia
Energy Assistance Program,
helps eligible households meet
costs related to cooling one’s
home. This can include:
Open Sun. 1 - 3
6379 LITTLE SORREL DR.
NEW PRICE
www.skippergarrett.com
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June 22, 2011
Petree, Kimberly Penzer, Hanna
Prather, Rose Soliman, Jaimey
Spoft, Sierra Talley, Madison
Ulm and Jacob Wasson.
Honor Roll
Fourth
grade:
Bryce
Durbin, K.J. Friedhoff, Codie
Heilig, Jessica LaPlaga, Ashley
Nesmith, Cameron Parent and
Makayla Ranson.
Fifth grade: C.C. Ashworth,
Hannah Blount, Ashley
Childress, Skyler Cole, Zach
Evans, Taylor Farmer, Brandon
Foreman, Taylor Gunn, Kyle
Hogan, Matthew Iyoob, Zach
James, Anthony Le, Adam
Perry, Samantha Sheppard and
Xan Vessels.
Judy Saunders, Battlefield Park
Elementary School.
County offers cooling assistance funding
TRAVELLERS RUN
4 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath Cape Cod on 73+/- acres, open &
wooded. Home overlooks 3 acre pond. Vaulted ceilings,
new kitchen countertops, custom cabinets. HP/AC.
Open & screened porches. Numerous outbuildings
including metal shop, office w/bath. Wooded acreage in
various stages of growth. Open area partially irrigated.
Immaculate property could be family compound.
Asking $549,000.
Anderson, Sam Auerbach,
Jessica Baskerville, Kelsey
Beazley, Shannon Birmingham,
Mitchell Brown, Judson
Coleman, Hailey Cook, Seth
Cooper, Caitlyn Cousin, Mary
Crawford, Logan Dockman,
Alexis Dowdy, Austin Evans,
Fisher Evans, Patrick Florey,
Jesse Gentry, Caren Granderson,
Michael Haggerty, Skylar
Hatten, Whitney Hopson,
Joseph Hudnall, Jack Ikenberry,
Mikaela Jones, Trey Karnes,
Cole Keech, Casey Lenhart,
Cameron Liso, Abbie Lloyd,
Riley Mackay, Tyler Marvin,
Cole McAndrew, McKenna
Mehlbrech, Brittany Morris,
Rachael Morris, Julianne
Nguyen, Caroline Nham, Josh
Patterson, Jack Pendlebury, Zach
Exceptional house
and lot! Four bedrooms plus a Florida
room, full bath and
screened porch on the first floor! Huge eat-in kit.,
skylights, FP in great room. Garage and concrete
drive for 2 cars. The backyard is fenced and cross
fenced and has a tool house. Priced
below assessment. $229,900.
Bob Collins
240-2300
Long & Foster Real Estate
❍ Payment of electric bills
(up to a determined maximum)
to operate cooling equipment.
❍ Payment of security
deposits for electricity to operate cooling equipment.
❍ Repair of a central air
conditioning system or heat
pump.
❍ Purchase of a wholehouse fan, including ceiling or
attic fans.
❍ The purchase and installation of one window unit air
conditioner for households
where there is no unit or where
the unit needs to be replaced.
To be eligible, the household
must have at least one vulnerable individual aged 60 or older,
disabled, or a child under age 6.
Assistance is based on the
availability of funds and is firstcome, first-serve.
Renters must have written
permission from their landlord
to make alterations or improvements to the property in order
to be eligible.
“It’s probably going to be hot
and humid this summer and
this weather can be very dangerous to elderly and disabled
people as well as children,” said
Sheila Crossen-Powell, director of Hanover County Social
Services. “We urge anyone who
would like to know more about
the cooling assistance program
to call us at 365-4100.”
An eligible household can
receive more than one type of
assistance per application and
may apply more than once during the cooling season, but only
one member of a household
may apply.
Financial eligibility is based
on income only. Income levels
cannot exceed federal poverty
guidelines by more than 30 percent. Applicants must provide
proof of income for all household members. Electric utility
bills must be in the name of a
household member or the service address must be the same
as the applicant’s address.
The Energy Assistance
application has been updated
see COOLING, pg. 28 Deadline announced
for corn acreage report
By Ken Upshaw
County executive director
Photo submitted by Sean Davis
Kariann Vander Pol won first place in the American
Legion Post 175 Oratorical Scholarship Contest. She also
won second place at the American Legion, District 13
contest in Charlottesville. Kariann, center, is shown with
Sean Davis, left, first vice commander, Post 175, and Ray
McCoy, first vice commander, District 13. She received
scholarships at both levels of competition. High school
students who are interested in this scholarship should
contact Sean Davis ([email protected]) with
American Legion Post 175.
Ashland EVB
seeks help in
supporting troops
Employees of the Ashland
branch of EVB invite the public
to join them in showing their
support of our troops serving
overseas on our behalf.
Branch personnel will be
accepting donations of items
and assembling military care
packages to be shipped to
Marines who are currently
deployed.
Those interested in being
a part of the effort can bring
items to the Ashland office during June and July.
Joe Shearin, president and
CEO, said, “We are pleased
to support our troops whose
unwavering patriotic commitment enables us to enjoy freedom.”
how you may participate in this
project, call the Ashland branch
of EVB at 752-0100.
Patricia Gallagher, senior vice
president, director of Strategic
Planning and Marketing, EVB.
For Hanover County sports,
follow Charlie Leffer
on Twitter at Mechsports
Corn producers are encouraged to report their 2011 planted
acreage as soon as possible but
no later than June 30 to insure
the acreage matches acreage
reported to crop insurance and
for other program benefits.
Hay, pasture, grain sorghum,
soybeans, sunflowers, tobacco,
vegetables and CRP acreage
reports are due by July15.
----If you believe that the
United States Department of
StorewideSavings
Agriculture (USDA) improperly denied farm loan benefits
to you between 1981 and 2000
because you are Hispanic, or
because you are female, you
may be eligible to apply for
compensation.
You may be eligible if:
1. You sought a farm loan
or farm-loan servicing from
USDA during that period; and
2. The loan was denied,
see DEADLINE, pg. 28 Homeowner and
Contractor
Equipment Rentals
Landscaping Equipment
Compact Construction
Equipment
Ed Vaughan
Attorney at Law
9410 Atlee
Commerce Blvd.
Suite2, Ashland
550-9961
MECHANICSVILLE
RENTAL CENTER
(near the windmill)
730-5700
www.mperental.com
is publishing a
guide to the
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Hanover
Tomato Festival
50% OFF
Selected Items
Throughout the Store!
Tuesday thru Saturday 10am-7pm
The Festival has been attended by more than 40,000
visitors in the past, with 200+ arts and crafts vendors.
The festival will take place July 9th at Pole Green Park.
The Mechanicsville Local will distribute copies of this
special section to visitors from our booth at the festival,
as well as mail it to 28,000 households.
Advertisers, this is the perfect opportunity
to reach thousands of potential customers
who attend this event.
Contact your sales representative today!
804-746-1235 or
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Deadline: June 30 • Publication Date: July
Mechanicsville, VA
746-7781
June 22, 2011
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DEADLINE
Continued from pg. 27 provided late, approved for a
lesser amount than requested,
approved with restrictive conditions, or USDA failed to provide
an appropriate loan service;
and
3. You believe these actions
occurred because you are
Hispanic or female.
If you want to register your
name to receive a claims package, you can call the Farmer and
Rancher Call Center at 1-888508-4429 or access the following website: www.farmerclaims.
gov
In 2011, a Claims
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Reline (each).......................................................$140
Simple Extraction (each)......................................$70
Full-mouth X-ray (required for extractions)......................$70
Administrator will begin mailing claims packages to those
who have requested one through
the Call Center or website.
The claims package will have
detailed information about the
eligibility and claims process.
In order to participate, you
must submit a claim to the
Claims Administrator by the
end of the claims period.
If you are currently represented by counsel regarding
allegations of discrimination
against USDA or in a lawsuit
claiming discrimination by
USDA, you should contact your
counsel regarding this claims
process.
USDA cannot provide legal
advice to you. You are not
required to hire an attorney to
file a claim, but you may contact
a lawyer or other legal services
provider in your community for
additional guidance.
Aloha
EFFICIENCY
Continued from pg. 4 applications (automated routing and scheduling for business).
✏ Re-engineer processes to
take advantage of technology
and reduce demands on staff.
✏ Reduce span of control
for instructional leadership.
✏ Develop site-based decision-making framework.
✏ Incorporate efficiency
measures into budget process.
✏ Implement Response to
Intervention division-wide ($1
million investment).
✏ Allocate general fund
costs to food services after
implementing cost savings
opportunities ($1.9 million savings).
Gibson said the net fiscal
impact would be $2.6 million.
Dr. Stewart D. Roberson,
superintendent, said, “Hanover’s
participation in school efficiency review process has been a
goal of the School Board and
staff in recent years, and we
believe that the results affirm
our long-standing commitment
to sound fiscal and operational
stewardship and accountability.”
“Particularly,” he continued,
“during a period of declining
resources and increasing performance expectations, the
Hanover community can, once
again, have its confidence bolstered regarding their return on
their taxpayer investment.”
“As we always know to
expect in a complex public
organization,” Roberson added,
“our work is never done.”
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On Saturday, June 25, and
Sunday, June 26, Richmond
National Battlefield Park will
present a variety of commemorative events, engaging living
history demonstrations and
battlefield walking tours at the
Gaines’ Mill battlefield to commemorate the 149th anniversary of the battle.
Union and Confederate
infantry will be encamped
around the historic Watt
House from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
on Saturday and from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. on Sunday at 6283
Watt House Road, six miles east
of Mechanicsville, off of State
Route 156 in Hanover County.
All programs are free.
It was at Gaines’ Mill on
June 27, 1862, that Confederate
Gen. Robert E. Lee achieved
his first victory as commander of the Army of Northern
Virginia in what was the largest
and costliest battle of the Seven
Days’ Battles.
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and must be used to apply for
Cooling Assistance. It can be
accessed on the web at or it
can be requested by calling the
Hanover Department of Social
Services at 365-4100 or on the
web at www.dss.virginia.gov/
benefit/ea/cooling/index.cgi.
The completed application
can be mailed, faxed to 3654110 or returned in person. All
applications must be signed by
the applicant.
The Hanover County
is located at 12304 Washington
Highway in Ashland.
Applications also can be
sent to the new DSS satellite
office at 8475 Bell Creek Road
in Mechanicsville.
the Cooling Assistance program,
call the Hanover Department of
Social Services at 365-4100 or
stop by the office.
CELEBRATIONS
| Births, Engagements, Weddings & Anniversaries
Elliott Anniversary Kirby Anniversary Family announces birth
of John Vincet Rachel
CLIFF and LUCY ELLIOTT
Cliff and Lucy Elliott celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 16, 2011.
The couple, who resides in Mechanicsville has one son,
Wayne.
Fowler Anniversary
SAMUEL and PATRICIA KIRBY
Samuel C. and Patricia K. Kirby of Mechanicsville celebrated their 50th anniversary on May 13, 2011.
The couple has three sons and five granddaughters.
Garrett Anniversary
JOHN VINCENT RACHEL
born March 4, 2011
Cecilia and Charles Rachel are excited to announce the birth
of their baby brother, John Vincent Rachel, born March 4, 2011
at 1:38 p.m.
He weighed 9 lbs., 9 oz. and was 21.5 inches long. Proud parents
are Jason and Colleen Rachel of Mechanicsville.
Baby John was named after his grandfathers, John Jacob
Rachel and the late Robert Vincent Head. Other grandparents
include Arthur and Patricia Hough of Stafford, Priscilla Rachel
of Nokesville, and great-grandmother Trudy Browning of North
Carolina.
The family extends a special thanks to Dr. Thomas Mead and
the nurses at Memorial Regional Medical Center for their excellent
care.
GIBSON and FRANCES FOWLER
MILES and IRENE GARRETT
Gibson and Frances Fowler of Mechanicsville celebrated
their 54th anniversary on June 20, 2011.
They have one daughter, Denise F. Hart and one grandson
Wesley Dale Hart.
Miles and Irene Garrett celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on May 11, 2011.
The couple has two sons, Billy and wife Debbie, Bruce and
wife Connie. They also have four grandsons.
For information on Celebrations,
or to place your anniversary,
birth, engagement or wedding
announcement please contact
David Lint at 746-1235, ext. 17.
June 22, 2011
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CALENDAR
| News, Updates & Listings
Fax submissions to calendar to 730-0476, e-mail to
[email protected], or
mail to 6400 Mechanicsville
Tnpk., Mechanicsville VA
23111. Deadline is 3 p.m.
Friday for the following week’s
issue. Calendar announcements cannot be taken by
phone. We reserve the right
to edit all items submitted to
The Local.
Wednesday, June 22
We all know The Economy has made it tough on everyone
the last few years. But it’s time to move forward. It’s time
to make today the day you’ve been waiting for.
There will be an ID Theft
meeting at Covenant Woods
Community Center from 3-4
p.m. Did you miss out on taking the 12 hour course on Fraud
Prevention held at Covenant
Woods in March? Since that
program was such a huge success, we wanted to offer a shorter 3-part series on all the major
areas of fraud. The first session
will be on ID Theft. You will
learn how citizens have been
taken advantage of, and how we
as individuals can help reduce,
if not eliminate, the chances for
us to become victims, whether
it is reducing the opportunities
by phone, mail, email, sweepstakes, shopping, credit cards,
etc. In August, we will offer
a program on Medicare and
Secondary Insurance Fraud;
and in September, learn about
Charity and Telemarketing
Fraud. Don’t miss out– learn
to be pro-active in preventing
yourself from becoming a victim of fraud. The program is
free to attend but please RSVP
by calling 569-4277.
The Testifying Toastmasters
meet at 6:30 p.m. at Hanover
Church of the Nazarene on the
second and fourth Wednesdays
of the month. Toastmasters is
an international organization
that trains in the art of public
speaking and leadership skills.
For more information, please
contact Sandy Sanders, PR VP
at [email protected].
McKendree
United
Methodist Church Golf
Tournament, First annual ‘Tee up
fore growth’ Golf Tournament,
1 p.m. at Queenfield Golf Club
in Manquin. 28 team limit;
$280 per team, $70 per person.
All are welcome. We also have
openings for Sponsors. Call
Donna Haynes 855-4743 or
Donna Townsend 769-1366.
Thursday, June 23
Friday Night Kids Club is
jumping into summer. Parents:
Drop your kids off at Walnut
Grove Church. Children ages
4 – grade 5 are welcome from
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Come jump
in the moonbounce tonight at
7046 Cold Harbor Road – it’s
a free event. For more info call
746-5081 or visit www.walnutgrovebaptist.com.
“Happy Birthday, America!”
at the Mechanicsville Branch
Library at 7 p.m. Celebrate our
country’s birthday with stories,
songs, crafts, and a snack at this
special Storytime. Refreshments
provided by the Friends of the
Mechanicsville Library. For
more information call 7469615 or visit the library at 7461
Sherwood Crossing Place.
Saturday, June 25
Friday, June 24
Pedro Arruza, head football coach at Randolph-Macon
College, announces he and
his staff are offering a Youth
Football Camp. The Youth
Camp is being held on the
campus of Randolph-Macon
College on Monday June 20June 24. The camp will run each
day from 10– 12 p.m. Campers
entering grades 1st – 8th are
encouraged to register. Each
camper will be provided with
a T-shirt and instruction from
the Randolph-Macon College
football staff. Further information can be found on the
Randolph-Macon College football website.
DMV licensed Behind-The-Wheel
instruction for teens and
adults - Student
pickup and return
E-Mail: [email protected]
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June 22, 2011
Call Lee & Judy Barnes
NOW to schedule your
Behind-The-Wheel
driver’s training.
PRICE REDUCTION
FOR SUMMER!
Hanover Humane Society
will hold a dog adoption stand at
its facility at 12190 Washington
Highway in Ashland from 9-12
p.m. Cat adoption stands will
be held at the Mechanicsville
and Virginia Center PetSmart
stores from 11-3 p.m. Please
visit www.hanoverhumanesociety.org for available animals
and additional adoption information.
Holy Cross Lutheran
Church is renting spaces for
a Church/Community Yard
sale from 8-2 p.m. Spaces are
10’X15’ and are $15 each. You
must provide your own table.
Please contact Ellen Johnson
at 798-6937 to rent a space.
Funds raised through this sale
will support our upcoming
50th Anniversary Celebration
and ACES (Ashland Christian
Emergency Services).
Join Marty’s Grill for
Cornhole and Rock N Roll. This
event is presented by Marty’s
see CALENDAR, pg. 32 `
INCIDENTS
X
X
X
Unknown suspect(s)
damaged property at
location on Stronghold Dr.
items at location on Kings
Charter Dr.
location on Sliding Rock
Dr.
June 4
June 5
X
items at location on Theme
Park Way.
X
X
on Hickory Oaks Lane.
X
X
location on Lake Terrell Dr.
X
location on New Hunter Rd.
X
Suspect assaulted victims
at location on Perryville
Terrace.
X
X
Unknown suspect(s)
stole items at location on
Theme Park Way.
Unknown suspect(s)
broke into location and
stole items on Mountain
Rd.
Unknown suspect(s)
broke into location and
stole items on Goshen
Rd.
damaged property at
location on Greystone Creek
Rd.
X
Unknown suspect(s)
damaged property at
location on Woodbridge Rd.
X
item at location on Cold
Harbor Rd.
X
item at location on Atlee Rd.
X
Suspect assaulted victim
at location on Elmont Rd.
Unknown suspect(s)
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in racks and boxes at the following locations in Ashland,
Hanover, King William and around Mechanicsville.
MECHANICSVILLE
23111
MECHANICSVILLE
23116
HANOVER
23069
360 Coin Laundry & Cleaners
7040 Mechanicsville Tpke
301 BP
9159 Chamaberlayne Road
Han Co Admin Bldg
7516 County Complex Road
BB & T - Lee Davis
Atlee Branch Library
9161 Atlee Road
Hanover Co Sheriff’s Office
BB & T - Mech
EVB (Kings Charter)
9495 Charter Gate Drive
Houndstooth Restaurant
13271 Hanover Courthouse Rd
Covenant Woods
7090 Covenant Woods Dr.
Hogg Professional Building
9137 Chamberlayne Road
Pamunkey Regional Jail
7240 Courtland Farm Road
Colonial Pharmacy
7510 Mechanicsville Tpke.
La Bella Hair Design
9369 Atlee Road, Ste 3105
Wickham Bldg
EVB Bank (Mechanicsville)
Nacho Mamas
7610 Left Flank Road
EVB Bank (Old Church)
Owens and Minor
9120 Lockwood Blvd
Hanover Cleaners
Padows Deli
8161 Atlee Road
Hanover Health & Rehab
8139 Lee Davis Road
The Dance Company
8324 Bell Creek Road, Ste
Hometown Realty
7240 Lee Davis Rd, Suite 200
Valero (Atlee & Sliding Hill Rds.)
10030 Sliding Hill Road
Long & Foster
Mechanicsville Drug
Mech Local Lobby
Tropical Smoothie
MANQUIN
23106
M & M Pizza - B&P Station
1418 Richmond-Tappahannock Hwy.
360 Hardware & Rental
625 Richmond-Tappahannock Hwy
KING WILLIAM
23086
Rennie’s Texaco/KWm
Valero (King William)
12132 King William Road
UPS Store
8005 C Creighton Parkway
One Stop Market
Village Bank
Valero Atlee & Meadowbridge
8188 Atlee Road
West Store
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Cross Brothers Grocery
107 South Center Street
McLeans Restaurant
10372 Leadbetter Road
Rite Aid
607 England Street
Sheetz/Ashland
12341 N. Washington Hwy.
Sheetz/Leadbetter Dr
10037 Sliding Hill Road
Martins
7324 Bell Creek Road
Village Bank (Old Mech)
Ashland Visitor Ctr
Henry Clay Shopping Center
Rt. 54
Parkway Restaurant
7211 Stonewall Parkway
Shoneys
Ashland Coffee & Tea
100 N Railroad Ave.
Han Community Svc
12300 Washington Hwy.
Lee Davis B & P
Lee Davis Pharmacy
7023 Lee Park Road
ASHLAND
23005
Skateland
GLEN ALLEN
23059
Green Top Sporting Goods
10193 Washinghton Highway
Hill City Chop House
10099 Brook Road
Bank Essex/Va Ctr
9951 Brook Road
STUDLEY
23162
Studley Store
5407 Studley Road
June 22, 2011
Chic-fil-A
10176 Brook Road
Grill and sponsored by Brown
Distributing. Sign up your
cornhole team today at www.
reesestrong.org or print out a
paper registration sheet and
mail it in. Paper registrations
are also available at Marty’s
Grill. Cost is $60 per team. This
is a double elimination tournament, so you are guaranteed
to play at least 2 games. Spaces
are limited so sign up today to
secure your spot. Proceeds benefit ReeseStrong FoundationDedicated to helping families
Stay Strong in the battle against
Childhood Cancer. Don’t play
cornhole? No worries, come on
out and cheer on your favorite
team while listening to some
great live music from 5 local
bands. Event is free to spectators. This event will be held at
Marty’s Grill in Mechanicsville,
9357 Atlee Road. The first
band starts at 11 a.m. and the
cornhole tournament starts at
12:30 p.m. sharp so arrive early.
Sunday, June 26
Hanover Humane Society
will hold a cat adoption stand
at the Virginia Center PetSmart
store from 2-5 p.m. Please visit
www.hanoverhumanesociety.
org for available animals and
additional adoption information.
ate service projects, enjoy good
snacks and play great games!
Adult class offered. Pre-register on-line at www.gethsemanechristians.org. Gethsemane
Church of Christ , 5146
Mechanicsville Turnpike. 6:308:30pm. Sunday, 6/26, FREE
dinner at 5:30 p.m.
Getting married? Don’t miss
the Richmond Wedding Expo,
at the Hilton Richmond Hotel
and Spa at Short Pump. Doors
open at noon. Now in our 17th
year, this is Richmond’s most
elegant bridal show with over
80 vendors, door prizes and
fashions by Tiffanys Bridal.
Admission $9. For more information and to register, go to
www.RichmondWeddingExpo.
com.
Tuesday, June 28
The Diggity Dudes at the
Atlee Branch Library at 10:30
a.m. Join the Dudes for a rollickin’
good time with fun, happy music
guaranteed to put a smile on your
face. Kids will love it and parents
will, too! For more information
call 559-0654 or visit the library at
9161 Atlee Road.
The Pamunkey Regional
Library Board of Trustees will
meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Atlee
Branch Library, 9161 Atlee Rd.,
Mechanicsville, Va. 23116. The
meeting is open to the public.
Genealogy Workshop at the
Mechanicsville Branch Library at
9 a.m. Looking for your ancestors?
Find out how to search for census records, immigration records,
marriage, birth, and death records,
and military service information
and build your family tree. We
prefer that you have basic computer skills to attend this class.
Class size is limited. Call 746-9615
to sign up. For more information
You’re invited to Main Street call 746-9615 or visit the library at
Vacation Bible School. Families, 7461 Sherwood Crossing Place.
join us for an inside out and
upside down experience on Thursday, June 30
Main Street where there is free
fun for all ages! Experience Hanover Branch Library at
parables from the Bible, cre- 10 a.m. Join the Dudes for a
Rappahannock
Indian
Baptist Church will hold
a revival starting on June 26
with Sunday School at 10 a.m.,
Morning worship at 11 a.m.
and dinner at 12 p.m. Special
singing will follow the dinner
at 2 p.m. Evening services and
special music will be help from
June 27-29 at 7 p.m.
rollickin’ good time with fun,
happy music guaranteed to put
a smile on your face. Kids will
love it and parents will, too!
For more information call 3656210 or visit the library at 7527
Library Drive.
Friday, July 1
Mechanicsville Branch Library
at 11 a.m. Join the Dudes for a
rollickin’ good time with fun,
happy music guaranteed to put
a smile on your face. Kids will
love it and parents will, too!
For more information call 7469615 or visit the library at 7461
Sherwood Crossing Place.
Anchor Baptist Church
will be hosting a family movie
night at 8019 Walnut Grove
Road in Mechanicsville starting at 5:30 pm. There will
be games, food, live music, a
bounce house, and a movie
under the stars. Everything
is family friendly and free.
Bring your lawn chairs or
blanket and family for an evening of fun. For more information call 909-4184 or visit
the Anchor Baptist Church
Facebook page.
Free Movie Night at New
Song Church features “The
Grace Card” (PG-13) at 7 p.m.
This gripping drama, starring
Louis Gossett, Jr., vividly illustrates the challenges of extending & receiving God’s grace in
real life. Join us at 7450 Colt’s
Neck Road in Mechanicsville.
For more information, call 5596064 or email us at [email protected].
Brian Free and Assurance,
in concert, Friday night, 7 p.m.,
at the Meadowood Church
of God, 325 Azalea Avenue,
Across from Henrico High
School, in Richmond. For
more information, please contact the church office at 3211562. A love offering will be
taken.
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was 44 inches long and over 45 pounds.
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dren, Christina L. Holleman, V.L.
“Tripp” Holleman, III, Jessica Peed
and Dominic Webb; numerous
nieces and nephews. The family
Farmer of King William, Va.,
received friends on Tuesday, June
in 1952. They resided in Short
21, 2011 at the West Chapel of
Pump for 42 years and moved to Bennett Funeral Home, 11020 W.
Mechanicsville in 1995. Mr. Webb Broad St. A funeral service will
was an active member of Ridge
be conducted Wednesday, June
Baptist Church for 75 years. Mr.
22, 2011 at Ridge Baptist Church.
Webb was preceded in death by
Graveside services to follow at
his parents; two brothers, Milton
Westhampton Memorial Park. In
W. and Floyd Paige Webb Jr.;
lieu of flowers, memorials may be
and three sisters, Alma Pleasants, made to Ridge Baptist Church,
Florence Lucas and Ruby Adams. 1515 E. Ridge Rd., Richmond,
In addition to his wife of 58 years, Va. 23229 or to the Alzheimer’s
Mr. Webb is survived by a sister,
Association , 4600 Cox Rd., #130,
Hazel Webb Murphy of Charles
Glen Allen, Va. 23060.
Town, W.Va.; a son, Richard
Michael “John” Webb (Hope); a
Kathleen Joyce Minton
daughter, Nancy Webb Nuttall
(Gene); grandchildren, Shannon Wells, “Kathy”, 50, departed
suddenly on June 13, 2011. Kathy
W. Peed (Ryan), Liston Paige
entered this world prematurely
Webb (Melissa), Thomas Ryan
on April 22, 1961, in Baltimore,
Whitesell, Forrest T. Webb and
Garrett R. Webb; great-grandchil- Maryland. She is the beloved
Immaculate
daughter of William J. Minton, Sr.
and Lucetta C. Minton. Kathy is
survived by her son, Michael Scott
Wells; brothers, William J. Minton
Jr., and Anthony W. Minton; sister,
Sandra Y. Durham, numerous
nieces and nephews; great-nieces
and great-nephews. Kathy was
a member of the Bethel Class of
Winn’s Baptist Church. She was a
dear friend to many. Kathy had a
great love for God’s little creatures
and left behind two cherished
cats. The family received family
and friends on Wednesday, June
15, 2011 at the Nelsen Funeral
Home-Reid Chapel, 412 South
Washington Hwy, Ashland, Va.,
where services were held on
Thursday, June 16, 2011.
son of the late Daisy White and
Charles Floyd Wheeler Sr. He
was also preceded in death by his
loving wife of 63 years, Jacqueline Hudson Wheeler; and a
sister, Jeanette W. Garthright. Mr.
Wheeler was an Army veteran of
WW II, serving in the European
Theater of Operations with the
63rd Infantry Division. After
being discharged from the service
in 1946, he returned to work with
his former employer, Seaboard
Airline Railroad. On Dec. 1, 1951,
Mr. Wheeler joined the Virginia
State Police as a trooper, serving
in Hampton and Suffolk. He was
a charter member and past president of the Virginia State Police
Alumni Association. In 1974,
Mr. Wheeler was employed by
Charles Floyd Wheeler, Dominion Virginia Power Company, where he retired in January
88, of Mechanicsville, passed
of 1987. He was a life member of
away Tuesday, June 14, 2011. A
native of Portsmouth, he was the the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
9808 of Mechanicsville. The family received friends at the Mechan8327 JUPITER DRIVE, MECHANICSVILLE, VA 23116 icsville Chapel of Bennett Funeral
Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Road,
Friday, June 17, 2011, services
were also held there. Graveside
services were held Monday, June
20, 2011 at Albert G. Horton Jr.
Memorial Veterans Cemetery
in Suffolk. The family wishes to
express thanks to special friends,
Charles and Diane Absher, Chat
and Molly White, as well as The
Haven Assisted Living for their
care and compassion during his
fenced),
2500 Sq. ft. (under cover +/-)
final months.
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49
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50
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The First 48 Å
44
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Big Time
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56
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301
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320
(MAX)
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The First 48 (N) Å
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4:30
Seinfeld ’
Jail Å
53
COMCAST
Seinfeld ’
(:20) Jail ’
60
8
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Treme ’
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24
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23
7
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9
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››› “Batman Begins” (2005) Å
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11
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NFL Live
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››› “Batman Begins” (2005, Action) Christian Bale, Michael Caine. Å
(:45) ›› “Ninja Assassin” (2009) Rain. ‘R’ Å
6 PM
Browns
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(:20) Jail ’
Deadliest Catch Å
Good Luck
Family Guy
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(:21) Covert Affairs
CSI: NY ’ Å
Franklin
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Lopez
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›››‡ “Jurassic Park” (1993, Science Fiction) Sam Neill, Laura Dern.
››› “The Rundown” (2003) The Rock.
The 700 Club (N) Å
Whose?
Unsolved Mysteries
Unsolved Mysteries
Unsolved Mysteries
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Pawn Stars
››‡ “Patch Adams” (1999) Robin Williams. Premiere.
5 PM
5:30
6:30
7 PM
Unsolved Mysteries
››› “A League of Their Own” (1992) Tom Hanks, Geena Davis. Å
REAL Sports Gumbel
(:35) ›› “The Losers” (2010) Å
6 PM
Unsolved Mysteries
7:30
Treme “Carnival Time”
Treme ’ Å
Treme ’ Å
(:15) ›› “Head of State” (2003) Chris Rock. Å
8 PM
8:30
9 PM
How I Met
The Killing ’ Å
League
Real Sex ’ Å
Knight
›› “Devil” (2010) Chris Messina.
9:30
10 PM
10:30
Co-Ed Confidential ’
JUNE 24, 2011
11 PM 11:30 12 AM
College Baseball
Around
College Baseball: NCAA World Series, Game 12: Teams TBA. (N) Å
Baseball Tonight (N)
SportsCenter (N) Å
World Poker Tour: Sea
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(8-ABC)
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9
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11
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12
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13
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15
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House Two Stories
News at 10
How I Met
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Inside Ed.
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Smallville Isis ’ Å
Supernatural ’ Å
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Wendy Williams Show
Judge Mathis ’ Å
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News
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Earl
Friends ’
King
Jeannie
Bewitched
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South Park
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Austin City Limits Å
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NCIS ’ Å
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23
24
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33
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House Carrot or Stick ’
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NCIS Singled Out Å
NCIS Angel of Death ’
NCIS Family ’ Å
34
(TNT)
Law & Order Hitman ’
Law & Order ’
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35
(WTBS)
Friends ’
Raymond
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37
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39
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Dual Survival (N) Å
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44
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49
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50
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Good Luck
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Phineas
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Random
Wizards
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53
(FAM)
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’70s Show
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The 700 Club Mandisa
Whose?
60
(LIFE)
Cold Case Files Å
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Reba Å
How I Met
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56
(AMC)
(3:45) ›››‡ “The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly” (1967) Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach. Å
301
(HBO)
(3:00) ›››‡ “Inception” (2010)
320
(MAX)
››‡ “Funny People” (2009) Adam Sandler. ’ ‘R’ Å
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››› “The Cowboys” (1972) John Wayne, Roscoe Lee Browne. Å
››‡ “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (2009) Å
›› “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” ’
True Blood
(:15) ›››‡ “Avatar” (2009) Sam Worthington. ’ ‘PG-13’ Å
How I Met
“Cahill, United States Marshal” Å
Femme
Inception
“The Right to Bare All”
June 22, 2011
35
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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1 PM
1:30
COMCAST
4
(ESPN)
7
(CSN)
8
JUNE 25, 2011
2:30
3 PM
3:30
2 PM
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
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College Baseball
4
(ESPN)
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7
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8
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PGA Tour Golf
11
(35-FOX) ››› “Calendar Girls” (2003) Helen Mirren. Å
Amer. Dad
Armando
12
(12-NBC) Willa’s Wild Pearlie (EI)
13
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Bowling
Into Wild
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Base
2011 Wimbledon Championships: Men’s and Women’s Third Round. (N)
Exploration Animal Adv Animal Atl. ›› “The Object of My Affection” (1998)
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Women’s Soccer
JUNE 26, 2011
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3 PM
3:30
2 PM
MLS Soccer: New York Red Bulls at Chicago Fire.
MLL Lacrosse: Boston Cannons at Chesapeake Bayhawks.
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12
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›› “Get Over It” Å
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15
23
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23
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24
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24
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To Contrary Dyer: Excuses Begone
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33
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34
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35
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37
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39
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Trucks! ’
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44
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How Do It? How Do It? Swamp Loggers Å
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Desert Car Kings Å
15
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33
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34
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Law & Order Act of God
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35
(WTBS)
“Yours, Mine & Ours”
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37
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39
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Trucks! ’
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44
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Man, Woman, Wild ’
49
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Power
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49
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50
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50
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53
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53
(FAM)
(11:00) “Dr. Dolittle”
60
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“Widow on the Hill” (2005) Natasha Henstridge.
60
(LIFE)
(10:30) ›››› “Titanic” (1997) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. Å
56
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56
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“For a Few Dol.”
301
(HBO)
“Knight and Day” (2010) Sex Crimes Unit ’ Å
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301
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McEnroe
320
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››‡ “It’s Complicated” (2009) Meryl Streep.
320
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(11:05) ››‡ “Robin Hood” Å
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Good Luck
Auction
(:42) Auction Hunters ’
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Jim
Shake it
Auction
Wizards
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›› “Snow Dogs” (2002) Cuba Gooding Jr..
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SATURDAY EVENING
4 PM
4:30
5 PM
››› “Saturday Night Fever” (1977) ’ ‘R’ Å
5:30
COMCAST
Rifleman
› “Awake” (2007) Å
6 PM
6:30
7 PM
7:30
8 PM
Royal Pains Å
MuscleCar
Good Luck
›‡ “Billy Madison” (1995) Adam Sandler.
Royal Pains Å
Big Time
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“A Walk to Remember”
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8:30
Royal Pains Big Whoop
9 PM
9:30
“Matter of Taste: Serving Up Paul”
›››‡ “Inception”
››‡ “The Guilty” (2000) Bill Pullman. ’ ‘R’
10 PM
10:30
Couples
JUNE 25, 2011
11 PM 11:30 12 AM
4
(ESPN)
7
(CSN)
8
(8-ABC)
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Game Show
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9
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News
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48 Hours Mystery Å
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11
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12
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13
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15
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News
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33
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34
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35
(WTBS)
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39
(SPIKE)
Auction
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44
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49
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Big Time
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50
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Wizards
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Random
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53
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60
(LIFE)
(3:00) › “Awake” Å
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56
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301
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320
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Auction
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4:30
COMCAST
4
(ESPN)
7
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8
Raymond
Auction
5 PM
5:30
Shake It
Brothers
Good Luck
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6 PM
Red Green
NCIS Baltimore ’
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How I Met
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Globe Trekker ’
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In Plain Sight Å
Suits Pilot
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“You Belong to Me” (2008) Shannon Elizabeth.
6:30
Wait...
›››› “The Dark Knight” (2008) Christian Bale, Heath Ledger. Å
37
TBA
TBA
River Monsters Å
Monsters
’70s Show
’70s Show
My Wife
My Wife
Lopez
Good Luck
Good Luck
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Shake It
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“Deadly Honeymoon” (2010) Summer Glau. Å
› “Awake” (2007), Jessica Alba Å
7:30
8 PM
8:30
Lone. Dove
(:45) Boxing: Devon Alexander vs. Lucas Matthysse, Super Lightweights. (N)
(:45) ›› “The Jackal” (1997) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ Å
7 PM
Storage
River Monsters Å
Lonesome Dove Two former Texas Rangers. (Part 1 of 2) Å
››‡ “Going the Distance” ‘R’
30 Seconds
News
24
As Time...
Family Guy
Baseball
Law & Order: LA (N) ’
23
Keeping Up My Family
Net Impact
››‡ “Robin Hood” (2010) Russell Crowe. ‘PG-13’ Å
9 PM
9:30
10 PM
10:30
JUNE 26, 2011
11 PM 11:30 12 AM
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WNBA Basketball: Shock at Mystics
SportsNet
SportsNet
MLS Soccer: Houston Dynamo at D.C. United.
Shogun Fights
SportsNet
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Wipeout ’ Å
News
ABC News
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Castle The Final Nail ’
Body of Proof Letting Go
News
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9
(6-CBS)
PGA Tour Golf
News
News
60 Minutes (N) ’ Å
Hawaii Five-0 Po’ipu ’
Undercover Boss Å
CSI: Miami F-T-F Å
News
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11
(35-FOX) (3:00) “Get Over It” Å
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Two Men
Amer. Dad
Simpsons
Family Guy
News at 10
Enthusiasm Entourage
12
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Track and Field
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The Marriage Ref Å
News
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13
(65-CW)
America Now (N) Å
Heartland Å
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15
(WGN)
Chris
Chris
How I Met
How I Met
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News/Nine
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Roadtrip
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Bowling
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Bowling
Shark Tank ’ Å
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MLB Baseball
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News
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How I Met
23
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24
(57-PBS) (3:00) Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! ’ Å
A Hot Dog Program ’
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34
(TNT)
NASCAR Racing: Sprint Cup Series: Toyota/Save Mart 350. (N)
35
(WTBS)
33
37
(A&E)
39
(SPIKE)
Law & Order: SVU
››› “War of the Worlds” (2005) Tom Cruise. Å
›› “Diary of a Mad Black Woman” (2005) Kimberly Elise.
MLB Baseball
Payne
The Glades Å
Criminal Minds Å
UFC’s Ultimate Fight Night ’ Å
Criminal Minds 3rd Life
Criminal Minds Å
SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å
MLB Baseball: Cleveland Indians at San Francisco Giants. (Live)
Masterpiece Mystery! (N) ’ Å
Law Order: CI
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››‡ “Last Holiday” (2006) Queen Latifah.
Criminal Minds Mayhem
UFC 95 Countdown ’
Final Score
Family Guy
Equitrek
Nature ’
Falling Skies (N) Å
Leverage Å
Falling
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UFC’s Ultimate Fight Night ’
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SpongeBob SpongeBob Victorious
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50
(DISN)
Fish Hooks
Good Luck
53
(FAM)
(3:00) ››› “Mrs. Doubtfire” (1993), Sally Field
60
(LIFE)
“A Walk to Remember”
56
(AMC)
Lonesome Dove Two former Texas Rangers. (Part 1 of 2) Å
Lonesome Dove Jake’s involvement with the Suggs gang. (Part 2 of 2) Å
301
(HBO)
(3:00) ›››‡ “Inception” (2010)
True Blood
True Blood ’ Å
320
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Are Confederates eyeing a repeat?
Core of talent could
carry Lee-Davis back
to state championship
2011 VHSL Group AAA State Softball Champions
The Lee-Davis Confederates
By Charlie Leffler
[email protected]
Last Thursday afternoon,
the Lee-Davis softball team
wrapped up a few loose ends
on the 2011 season. The
Confederate players gathered to
get sized for their state championship rings, pose for the team
picture that rain prevented in
Chantilly and autograph softballs for players, coaches and
school administrators.
But don’t expect the threads
of the 2011 prosperity to begin
unraveling as the school year
ends. While the C-feds celebrated this year’s Group AAA
state championship run, in the
back of their minds there was
already thoughts of making a
third straight trip to the state
title game next season and the
possibility of a repeat championship.
There is no question LeeDavis Coach Jackie Davis will
miss the talents of graduating seniors, Charyssa Parent
in centerfielder, Taylor Melton
at short, Meredith Holmes
at first, Rachel Houff in left
and substitute Ashlee Nuckols.
Those seniors provided the
guidance that carried the
Confederates to a 26-1 season
and a state title.
“They’re a good group,”
Davis said. “The thing that
impressed me about them this
38
senior year,” she said. “It’s been
so different because we’ve gone
from ‘Ehh, hopefully we’ll win
districts’ to ‘We’re supposed to
win states.’”
But Lee-Davis never would
have taken the title without
see REPEAT, pg. 39 `
see YEAR, pg. 41 `
Charlie Leffler/The Local
June 22, 2011
Confederates.
gotten a lot
www.mechlocal.com “It’s been such
closer.
We
See video highlights online! a change for
knew what we
me, to see all
wanted and
three aspects, from having to
we got it.”
Parent pointed out that work so hard to win a district
the five seniors were part of title to having to work so hard
a remarkable and transi- to go to region and then being
tory career run with the expected to win states my
By Charlie Leffler
[email protected]
When Lee-Davis claimed
the Group AAA State Softball
Championship, it was merely
the pinnacle in what was already
a milestone season for Hanover
County High School athletics.
Years from now, the players and
fans alike will be able to look
back on the 2010-2011 season
as one for the record books.
The school year kicked off
with the Hanover and Atlee
football teams rumbling into the
season as two of the most dominant in the Central Region.
Atlee rolled out to a school
record 5-0 start while the
Hawks finished the regular season with a perfect 10-0 record
and the school’s first Capital
District football championship.
Along the way, Hanover defeated perennial state powerhouses
Highland Springs and Varina
en route to an 11-1 year.
By season’s end Lee-Davis
had joined their ranks as well. A
slow start by the Confederates
was all that kept them from
being the most dangerous team
in the Central Region playoffs.
In field hockey it was the
Hawks setting records again,
not only claiming Hanover’s
first Capital District regular
season title with a 9-0 regular
season record, but their first
district tournament title and
advancing to regional play for
The 2011 VHSL Group AAA State Softball Champion Lee-Davis Confederates posed for their team picture in the gym last week.
Front from left: Taylor Melton, Rachel Houff, Charyssa Parent, Ashley Nuckols, Meredith Holmes. Middle: Kinsee Stonebreaker,
Victoria Houff, Haliegh Cottrell, Lacie Madison, Casey Price. Back: Lindsay Winston, Ashley Berry, Ryleigh Hawker, Kelly Heinz,
Taylor Deemer, Amy Wingfield.
year was how well we gelled as
a team. That’s leadership. They
did a nice job of leading us and
they got us exactly where we
wanted to go. They made sure
that we finished it.”
Houff agreed. “We gradually progressed and grew as
a team,” she said. “We’ve all
A year to
remember
in Hanover
REPEAT
setting lofty goals following last
year’s runner-up finish.
“(We) made it all the way to
the state championship game
and coming up short, that was
depressing but I think that
gave us the fire to come out
this season and get done what
we needed to do and win the
state,” Holmes said.
“We knew we wanted to
be back and we knew that we
had the experience that we
needed to come back and be
successful,” Davis said. “Going
into the state tournament I
felt like we were in a whole
another place this year. They
were focused, they were ready
to go, they had the mindset
that we were not going to beat
ourselves.”
Among team goals were
an undefeated Capital District
regular season, a district
tournament championship,
advancing to the regional
championship, winning the
region, advancing to and winning the state championship.
“We hit every single goal,”
Davis said.
But along with ambitions
for the season, Davis set 12
daily goals for the players to
attain. “They’re the everyday
goals that we want to do every
single day whether it be in
practice or a game,” she said.
Among them were; Work
Hard-Focus, Execute short
game, Respect, Stay positive on
and off field, Communicate,
Improve every day, Trust your
coaches/teammates. Listen to
constructive criticism, Be supportive and Hustle.
It was the team ability to
concentrate on those daily
goals that helped them attain
their long-range objective.
“Achieving the main goal
that we wanted to set, which
was being state champions,
being able to accomplish that,
especially as a senior, is definitely something I’ll be able to
remember for a long time and
be able to talk about,” Melton
said.
Nuckols agreed. “We’ve
been together for so long, we
really deserved it this year.”
With one championship
under their belt, the returning
Lee-Davis players will weigh
the odds of a repeat- and that
likelihood is favorable.
Any team with Kelly Heinz,
this year’s Gatorade Player of
the Year, in the circle automatically moves to the front of
the pack, but it is the players
complimenting Heinz which
will give Lee-Davis the best
chance to repeat.
The pitching of Heinz has
Photos by Charlie Leffler/The Local
Above: Ashlee Nuckols, Lindsay Winston, Charyssa Parent and
Rachel Houff autograph softballs to be given out as souvineers
to players, coaches and Lee-Davis administrators. Right: Senior
Charyssa Parent checks text messages while carrying the
team’s championship trophies to the gymnasium.
eluded batters for three seasons, but without a top-notch
presence behind the plate, any
pitcher can be rendered helpless. After two years catching,
sophomore Haleigh Cottrell
has become the perfect compliment to Heinz.
Then there’s Casey Price,
who has the speed and arm to
play any position in the outfield. Price also developed into
one of the team’s most reliable
hitters down the stretch.
At third, Lacie Madison has
been an anchor for the infield
and another solid contributor
on offense.
But perhaps the biggest sur-
prise of this season came from
the contributions of freshmen
Ryleigh Hawker at second and
Kinsee Stonebreaker as a pinch
runner.
“Ryleigh Hawker played
very well,” Davis said. “She
definitely did not play like a
freshman in the state tournament. That double-play she
played against Battlefield was
really the difference maker in
the game. She also had two of
her hits against Battlefield.
“Kinsee Stonebreaker does
an awesome job on the bases
for Kelly,” Davis added. “It’s
nice to be able to have speed
that is a smart base runner that
Patriots provided a key to Confederates’ championship
By Charlie Leffler
[email protected]
While a year of expectations, lofty goals and hard work
brought the Lee-Davis softball
team back to the state championship game and on to the
Group AAA title, the team got
a boost from an unexpected
source along the way.
Patrick Henry was the only
team to defeat Lee-Davis this
season and in doing so the
Patriots may have provided
the necessary push for the
Confederates to claim the state
trophy.
When Patrick Henry handed
Lee-Davis a 1-0 loss on May 11,
Confederates’ head coach Jackie
Davis was clearly irritated by
her team’s performance. “I was
mad at first because we did not
play well in that game,” she said.
But after speaking to reporters,
Davis settled down and saw the
loss in a different light.
“I brought the team back
together that night and said,
‘Look, in the whole scheme of
things, this is a non-district
game in the regular season that
does not matter’,” Davis said.
“’Hopefully in four weeks we’re
going to look on tonight and
go, hey we learned a lesson. We
know we have to come ready to
play. We have to be focused. We
have to get up for every game.’”
As a result of the loss, Davis
switched Rachel Houff and
Casey Price in the outfield. Until
then Price had played left while
Houff was in right. But with
opponents directing a majority
of their offense towards right
field, Davis wanted to put her
best arm in that position.
On offense, Davis flipflopped Price and Kelly Heinz in
the batting order to have a solid
presence behind her pitcher.
Prior to that, opponents could
pitch around the potent Heinz
to get to the next batter. With the
switch, Price provided a powerful offensive presence with a
runner on base which proved
vital during the title run.
“I think that really was a
lesson learned for us,” Davis
said. “We were able to refocus.
We made some lineup changes
at that point to try to get more
production and solidify our
defense and I think all of the
things that came out of that loss
was nothing but positives.”
we can put in, in situations
like that.”
But there is also talent waiting in the wings “We have
some role players that didn’t
see a lot of time, that may
eventually, hopefully, come
back and fight for a starting
position next year,” Davis said.
All of which makes the
coach very optimistic about
next season.
“I’d like to say that the goals
you see in our locker room will
be the same goals in the locker
room next year,” she said. “So
I’ll be excited to try and go get
it again next year.”
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June 22, 2011 39
Kyle Bishop bids fond farewell to Atlee
Pole vaulting era
comes to an end
for Raiders
By Charlie Leffler
[email protected]
This past week brought an
end to the school year at Atlee
High School, but also the close
of a remarkable era for Raiders’
pole vault program. Not only
did Atlee bid farewell to the
most prolific vaulters in school
history, seniors Cameron
Overstreet and Chris Pillow,
but the man who developed
their talent along of countless
others over the years; Coach
Kyle Bishop.
“My daughter graduated.
All my kids except one is a
senior, so it’s now time to find
a new challenge,” Bishop said
after watching both Overstreet
and Pillow claim Group AAA
state championship titles two
weeks ago.
Bishop has yet to reveal what
the future holds, but there are
no questions as to what he has
done in his past. In many ways,
Bishop played a major role in
Photos by Charlie Leffler/the Local
A 30-year veteran pole vault coach, Kyle Bishop (in orange), has decided it’s time to bid farewell to Atlee High School and move on to new challenges. Over his
coaching career in Hanover County Bishop has developed countless top pole vaulters reaching a pinnacle this season with a pair of state championships. Above
left: Coach Kyle Bishop, gives advice to Chris Pillow, above left, during the state championships. Above right: Kyle Bishop gets a hug from Cameron Overstreet after
she came away with a state title.
making sure the sport of pole
vaulting did not fall into extinction in the Richmond area.
“There was a long time
there….there were so few
coaches in the area,” he said.
“I kind of felt like, there was a
time when there was a whole
movement to get ride of the
pole vault, like Chesterfield did
175 undefeated but true test lies ahead
By Charlie Leffler
[email protected]
Former Lee-Davis player
Brandon Angus came into the
American Legion baseball season sporting a little rust. Because
he took a post-graduate year at
FUMA, Angus went a long time
without playing the game.
On Sunday, the offensive layoff showed through for Angus as
he started with a 0-3 mark at the
plate against Post 184-P. “At the
beginning of the game I didn’t
feel like I was doing so hot,”
Angus said.
But in the bottom of the
eighth, Angus made up for the
missed efforts with the first
40
grand slam of his baseball career
to give Post 175 a walk-off 11-1
victory over Post 184-P.
“That last at bat I was just
like, ‘I need to get a hit somewhere’,” he said. “I just took off,
spread out a little bit and put the
ball in play, it just so happened I
hit a home run, actually a walkoff grand slam.”
With an 11-1 win,
Mechanicsville maintained
an unblemished 3-0 record
going into the third week of
the American Legion season.
However, appearances can be
deceiving. After two weeks of
play nearly half of Post 175’s
games have suffered rain outs,
which means the already tough
June 22, 2011
schedule will get even more difficult as the season progresses.
Mechanicsville is slated to
play five games this week and
seven over a nine day period
with the possibility of rescheduled rainouts being thrown in
on the open dates.
“We’ll find out what we’re
made of in the next couple of
weeks because we’ll play about
10 or 11 games in about 13 days,”
said Post 175 head coach Eddie
see ANGUS, pg. 42 `
Post 175’s Brandon Angus
(2) makes solid contact in
the bottom of the eighth for
a career first walk-off grand
slam in Mechanicsville’s 11-1
win over Post 184-P.
at that point in time. I wasn’t
able to stop them.”
The loss of the sport spurred
Bishop’s move from Chesterfield
to Hanover County, where he
took on the job of pole vaulting coach at Lee-Davis High
School.
Bishop felt it was his duty
to make sure the sport sur-
vived. The perception was, and
rightfully so, that pole vaulting
was too expensive a sport for
the limited number of athletes
see BISHOP, pg. 41 `
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Congratulations Aces
Congratulations Padres
Congratulations Ryan Long
Ryan Long, a freshman at
Hanover High School, competed in the AAU Virginia
State Track Meet last weekend
and came away with gold in
javelin, silver in discus, and
bronze in shot put. He now
has qualified to compete in
the National Qualifier meet
that will be over the July 4
weekend.
Submitted by Lisa Long
Winning swimmers
Front from left: Jack Hawley, Caden Richardson, Daniel Colgin,
Dallas Hairfield, C.J. Tinsley, Brett Alvis. Middle: Jackson
Barnette, Cole Payne, Caydon Plummer, Nick Talley, Miles
Bunch, Jacob Rowe, Caleb Harris. Back: Coach John, Coach
Chris, Coach Curtis, Team Manager Brian, Coach Don, Coach
Larry
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The Battlefield Green
Front from left: Eric Haynes, Avery Bowers, Tyler Duval,
Ferocious Frog Swim Team hostMatthew Swierczewski. Back: Isaiah Abel, Logan Ransom,
Jackson Weatherly, Trevor Gray. Back: Jeffrey Haynes, Isaac
ed the Bell Creek Barracudas
Abel, Henry Waite.
for their first meet. The followVirginia Aces (8u) won their first tournament N.I.T. Top
The Padres crowned regular season and playoff champs in ing were Triple/Quad winners:
Dawg Tournament, on May 21-22 In this tournament the Aces Minor 10 Division at Atlee Little League.
Quad Winners: Kellie
went undefeated (5-0) while out-scoring their opponents 57-20.
Submitted by John Swierczewski Brown, Garrett Gauntt, Katrina
Gauntt, Cameron Holl, Holly
Loving, Micah Rice, Jake
Thomas, Maddie Walters.
Triple Winners: Annie
Soroka, Kyle Oakley.
Submitted by
Dyanne Gordon
Baseball saw Atlee’s return
to power, as the Raiders claimed
both the Capital District regular season and tournament
titles.
In soccer, the Hanover boys
ran past perennial district powers Atlee and Lee-Davis to take
the Capital District regular season title while the Confederates
became the unlikeliest tournament champions, winning the
trophy despite a 6-9-2 record.
The Atlee girls claimed yet
another district title while and
oft-injured Hanover squad
gritted it out and advanced
to regional play with a 6-9-2
record.
But it was softball that was
the sport of the year in Hanover
County. Overshadowed by LeeDavis’ state championship is the
fact that every county team was
ranked in the Top-10 for most
of the season.
Patrick Henry, the only team
to defeat Lee-Davis this season,
swept both the Colonial District
regular season and tournament.
Hanover overcame early season
struggles to edge out Atlee and
return to regional play.
All in all it was a year to
remember and one that will be
difficult to match in the seasons
ahead.
of competition and everything,”
Overstreet said. “He can always
read your moods. If you need
to be pushed, if you need to be
yelled at, he’s there to do that. If
you’re feeling a little down that
day, he’s there to motivate you
more softly.”
Now the time is right for
Bishop to step away. Having
developed both Overstreet and
Pillow into two of the nation’s top
pole vauters in the same year.
But Bishop will leave behind
an unforgettable legacy. “I owe
my complete four years, all my
success to him,” Overstreet said.
“I feel like he’s a part of my family because most of the time I see
him more than I see my parents.
It’s going to be sad next year
not working with him. I know
I’m going to have great coaches
working at UNC, but really,
everything I owe to him.”
For Bishop, it’s all about
knowing the athlete. “Knowing
a statistic about them and knowing their name is one thing,” he
said. “But really knowing the
kid, and because I only work
with about a half dozen kids,
I know the kids, I know their
families. It’s a very a very tight
knit group. They’re great. The
kids I’ve had the last few years
have just been awesome.”
YEAR
the first time.
Cross country showed the
emergence of Hanover freshman Molly Breidenbaugh,
who along with senior Anna
Gordon attained All-State status. Breidenbaugh finished first
in the Capital District, fourth in
the Central Region and sixth in
the state.
Meanwhile her male counterparts claimed Hanover’s
first boys Capital District cross
country title.
The Atlee girls volleyball
team also went into the record
books by finishing the season
with a 26-2 record and taking
the Raiders to the state semifinals for the first time.
The local schools did not
cool off with the arrival of
winter as the Hanover wrestling team repeated as Central
Region champions while Tanner
Tinsely claimed the state title in
the 152 class.
The girls’ basketball season was filled with surprises
for local teams. Patrick Henry
rolled through a stellar regular
season which saw Taylor Huber
become the leading scorer, boys
or girls, in school history.
Both Hanover and LeeDavis supplied inspirational
moments. The Confederates
completed a remarkable turnaround to finish fourth in the
Capital District while Hanover
made a highly unexpected trip
to regional play.
Meanwhile the Hanover
boys also returned to regional
play for the first time since the
Ed Davis era.
In gymnastics Atlee tied for
fifth in the state while swimming saw the Raiders take both
boys and girls Central Region
titles.
But the highlight of the winter season was clearly claimed
by the Atlee boys Indoor track
& field squad which claimed
the school’s first state title. It was
also the first boys state championship in any sport for the
Raiders.
Senior
pole
vautlers
Cameron Overstreet and Chris
Pillow entered the year as two of
the best in the state and exited
the cold of winter among the
best in the nation.
Not to be outdone, the
Atlee boys kept their stride in
the spring and matched their
Indoor title by taking the state
Outdoor title in one of the closest meets in VHSL history.
BISHOP
involved. “It’s hard to justify that
amount of money for so few
kids,” Bishop said.
Therefore Bishop not only
helped the Confederate pole
vaulters but any who needed
training. “I figured I’m going
to help everybody and if I help
everybody then that will give
me competition and will give
me and everybody else a reason
to have the events.”
With the opening of Atlee
in the 1990’s Bishop made the
move to the new school and
soon afterward found salvation
for pole vaulting when the sport
underwent a gender movement.
“It really became a sport for
the girls, actually about 15 years
ago,” Bishop said. “Women saved
the pole vault. All of a sudden it’s
double the amount of students
using the equipment and it’s
easier to justify the expense.”
With the pressure of survival
relieved, Bishop could go back
to developing talent and 2011
served as a pinnacle with the
achievements of Overstreet and
Pillow.
What makes Bishop a good
coach?
“To begin with, he has so
much experience,” Overstreet
said. “He’s dealt with all types of
attitudes, all types of styles. He’s
been there, done it.”
Pillow agreed. “He just knows
everything about the vault.”
More importantly, after 30
years of coaching Bishop knows
how to read his vaulters. “I’ve
been there, done that and gotten
the t-shirt several times,” he said.
“I tell these kids, ‘This is your
first senior year. This is my 30th
senior year as a coach, so I know
how these things work.’”
A coaching adjustment
Bishop made to help Pillow
achieve records was never telling
him what the height was. “That’s
a thing that me and my coach
do,” Pillow said. “He doesn’t tell
me the height, he tells me just
jump it so it doesn’t get in my
head.”
With Pillow looking to make
his final run at the state championships, Bishop knew his
vaulter so well he predicted the
outcome. “I turned to the guys,
‘He’s nervous. He’s going to run
through, then he’s going to just
barely tip it off,’ because that’s
what you do when you’re in a
new situation.”
Pillow did exactly as Bishop
forecast.
“He knows the nervousness
June 22, 2011 41
Renovated rings await Deep Run participants
Annual show leaps
into action June 22
By Jim Ridolphi
For The Mechanicsville Local
Equestrians from across the
region are once again preparing
to make the trip to Goochland
County for one of the South’s
oldest and most prestigious
horse shows. The Deep Run
Horse Show opens June 22 and
runs through June 26 at the
Manakin show grounds.
The event has a rich history
in Goochland, and annually
attracts some of the best riders
in the region for the five-day
competition, highlighted by the
Bryan Trophy competition on
the final day.
“The Deep Run Horse
Show is over 50 years old and
has been held each year at the
current location in ManakinSabot on the Deep Run Hunt
Show Grounds” said Deep Run
Horse Show Association president Pam Johnson. “It began
in the early sixties as a twoday Junior Show and evolved
and grew into our current five
day Professional and Junior/
Amateur AA Rated USEF show.
Last year we were honored to
have been designated a USEF
Heritage Competition,” she
added.
Show officials are expecting
a healthy turnout for the traditional competition.
“This show will once again
draw over 400 horses from the
east coast,” Johnson said. “Riders
will compete for prize money
and points in our many rated
divisions. The points earned
will go towards the end of the
year zone and national awards.
New this year is our designation
as a World Champion Hunter
Rider Event. Deep Run will be
one of 50 shows to offer the
chance for riders to earn points
toward this end of the year coveted award,” she added.
The show’s signature event,
the Bryan Trophy Medal Class
is scheduled for Sunday morn-
ing, the final day of the event.
Markel Insurance Company will
again sponsor the event. The
50th edition of the competition,
and will dedicate the event to
the memory of their employee
and longtime supporter of the
Goochland event, Mary Anne
Conrad Kean.
“She served as the show
manager when it grew from a
twoday to our now five-day
schedule,” Johnson said. “Mary
Ann was an equine life underwriter for over 26 years and
was an unfailing supporter of
this show. She will be sorely
missed.”
Kean worked as a Markel
underwriter, and served as a
steward for events around the
state until her death in March.
Deep Run will also dedicate
its Thanksgiving show to the
memory of Kean.
Participants will also notice
some enhanced surroundings
on the grounds this year. The
competition areas have undergone total renovations.
ANGUS
Gates.
To add to the difficulties,
this is Beach Week which means
Gates will have to work shorthanded. On Sunday, Gates was
missing eight of the nineteen
players currently on the roster.
“It will be a test to see how
much pitching we have,” said
Jordan Boze. “We’re going to
need a lot of pitching. We’re
going to have to have guys come
back and pitch multiple innings.
If it’s this hot still we might be
exhausted.”
With only three games
played heading into the third
week of the season, the players are still getting to know one
another while many opponents
have already gelled. In comparison, Post 184-P was playing in its
seventh game on Sunday.
42
Post 175’s Conner Hall made a body-sacrificing play by coming
up with a diving stop on a ball hit to third.
Playing in Mechanicsville’s
favor is the fact that the players on hand are not lacking in
talent and the equally shorthanded Post 184-P squad was
out-matched from the onset,
offering little challenge after the
initial innings.
On the mound, Boze turned
in a dominating eight strikeout,
five hit, complete game effort,
while keeping himself under 83
June 22, 2011
pitches on the day.
“Jordan looked extremely
good,” Gates said. “He pitched
extremely well today.”
“I pitched a lot of fastballs,”
Boze said. “I think I ended up
throwing 10 curveballs the whole
day. I felt good all week.”
Post 175 also got a huge
defensive boost from the outstanding sacrifice-your-body
play of Conner Hall at third.
“Both rings underwent
a complete renovation over
the winter as we continue to
strive to offer the best footing
possible. We are deeply grateful to our many contributors
who generously donated to our
Ring Renovation Fund Raiser
and made this work possible,”
Johnson said.
Betsy Thompkins will again
serve as chairman of this
year’s show. “She continues to keep the show on
the cutting edge of horse
show management technology, keeps our website
up to date and has made
access to our prize list
widely available on the
web,” said Johnson.
As in the past, the
show is made possible
by the dedicated support
of an energetic crew of volunteers. Johnson said they make
this event run smoothly, as well
as many other shows throughout the year.
“The Deep Run Hunt Horse
Show Association is a board of
dedicated horse enthusiasts who
work tirelessly offering and promoting top quality horse shows
in this area. We are pleased to
manage and offer our beautiful
show grounds to all
who
enjoy the horse
“He’s a brute,” Gates said. “You
tell him to play back he doesn’t
want to. He wants to stay up,
take a ball off the chest, body,
wherever.”
Boze only lapse of the day
came on a seventh inning outside fastball that he pulled a
little bit, allowing 184-P’s Tyler
Burnette to send it out of the
park for his team’s only run of
the contest.
On the mound, Burnette was
no match for the Mechanicsville
bats and Post 175 was only
limited by their own running
miscues. On the day the team
was picked off four times in an
attempt to steal second.
“We need to look at the situations, who’s come to bat, play
a little smarter in that aspect,”
Gates said. “If there was one
downfall it was the missing of
signals and getting caught stealing at second.”
In the bottom of the first,
Mechanicsville put three runners on base, two were caught on
steals and the third on a forceout at second.
Post 175 got on the board in
the bottom of the second when
Boze led off with a single to
right, Conner Hall was walked
and Travis Tyree singled to center, loading the bases.
A sacrifice to left from Jack
Edwards brought home Boze
and followed by the same from
Patrick Holler to plate Hall for
a 2-0 lead.
Mechanicsville added two
more in the bottom of the fourth
when a double down the third
base line from Daniel Burroughs
drove in Hall and Edwards.
Angus reached via walk in
the fifth, stole second then third
on a wild throw. A walk of Will
Connerley put runners at the
corners and a double to left cen-
sport,” she said.
The show opens daily at 8
a.m. Johnson said the event is
open to the public.
“We hope many will want
to come watch, eat, shop and
enjoy the day with us.”
in
File photo by Charlie Leffler
ter by Boze drove them both
home for a 6-0 lead.
With 184-P reliever Brendan
Schnell on the mound in the
eighth, Edwards reached on an
error, then Holler and Burroughs
singled to load the bases. A single by Michael Thomas drove in
Edwards and brought Angus to
the plate.
Thomas then made a prediction. “When Michael Thomas
got on first base he said,
‘Brandon’s going to hit a grand
slam here and we’ll end it early’,”
Gates said.
Angus proved him correct.
Post 284P 000 000 10 — 1 5 1
Post 175 020 220 05 — 11 11 2
Burnette, Schnell (7) and Anderson;
Boze and Tyree. L — Burnette.
Highlights: Tyler Burnette (284P) 2
for 3, HR; Brandon Angus (175) 1
for 4, GS; Jordan Boze (175) 2 for 4,
2B, 2 RBIs, 8 K’s; Daniel Burroughs
(175) 3 for 4, 2B, 2 RBIs.
Records: Colonial Heights Post 284P
2-5; Mechanicsville Post 175 3-0
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and 2.2 miles west of 295. For info., call 329.5420.
Family Life Baptist Church. Come Join the Family!
Laurel Meadow Elementary School, 8248 Lee Davis
Rd., Mech. Sundays, 10:30am. Pastor Glenn Hawkins 335-6728. www.familylifehanover.com
First Union Baptist Church, 6231 Pole Green Road
(3 miles east of 295) We invite you to worship and
grow in the spirit with us. Join us for church school
at 8:45am & morning worship at 10am, community
bible study 11am & 7:30pm each Wed. 746-4095
Hillcrest Baptist Church
11342 Hanover Courthouse Rd.
730-1500. Wed Eve 6 p.m.-Dinner
& Study, Sun 11am Svc
9:45 a.m. Sunday School.
hbchanover.org
New Bethesda Baptist Church
9019 New Bethesda Rd. 779-2101
Todd Combee, Pastor
Emily Swartz, Minister of Youth & Education
Sunday School 9:30AM, Worship 10:45 am.
Bible Study/Youth activities; 6:00 pm
Wednesday Dinner/Prayer/Youth/Children 6pm
www.newbethesda.org
New Highland Baptist Church
Worship 8:30 am & 11 am, Sunday School 9:45am
Pastor Robert Lee 9200 New Ashcake Road, Mech.
550-9601 www.newhighlandbaptist.org
Northside Baptist, 7600 Studley Road
746-4952 www.northsideva.org
Worship 10:15am, Bible Study 9:00am
Wed. activities for all ages: 5:30-7:30pm
Shalom Baptist Church
6395 Mech Trnpk 746-7737
Rev. Mark Miller
Sunday School 9:45am, Worship 11am,
Wed. 6:30pm Children Bible Study / Youth
Ryan Greene -Youth Min, Jean M. Dart, Music
shalombaptist.net
SOVEREIGN GRACE BAPTIST
New Hope Baptist - Located at 5452 Spotslee Circle, Mechanicsville. Sunday school 9:45 am, Morning worship 10:30 am, afternoon 1pm, Wednesday
Prayer & Bible study 7:30 pm. L. Ronald Staley,
Pastor. For more info 321-2110.
www.sovereigngraceinmechanicsville.org
UNITED METHODIST
Enon United Methodist Church, 6156 Studley Rd.
Mech. VA. 23116 Rev. Kanguk Lee. 746-4719. Come
& Join us for Worship each Sun. 11am (Nursery
prov) Sun. School, 9:45am for all ages.
Lebanon United Methodist Church, 8492 Peaks Rd,
746-0980, R. Spencer Broce, Pastor
Sunday Worship 9am & 11am (Nursery Provided)
Sunday School all ages. 10 am.
Staff Youth Director. www.lebanonumc.org
Mechanicsville United Methodist Church
7356 Atlee Road,
Join us for Sunday School at 9:45AM, Worship at
8:30 & 11 am. & Wed. night worship service at
6:45pm. Kerry D. Boggs, Pastor. 746-5118
Shady Grove United MethodistCelebrate Christ on Sunday Mornings.
Traditional worship: 8:15 & 11:00. Contemporary
worship: 9:45, Sunday School: 9:30 & 11:00- All
Ages. Nursery for preschoolers at all services.
Corner of Meadowbridge & Shady Grove Rd,
Mechanicsville. Jay Kelchner Pastor. 746-9073
shadygroveumc.org
ADVERTISE
Mechanicsville Baptist Church,
8016 Atlee Rd, 746-7253 Dr. Rev.Tim Madison
Sunday Schedule: 8:45am Contemporary Worship,
9:45 Bible Study & 11am Traditional Worship
Call 746-1235 to find
out about upcoming
opportunities to advertise with The Local
in print and online! Ask how you can reach over
63,000 households in Mechanicsville, Powhatan,
Goochland and Chesterfield!
June 22, 2011
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CLASSIFIEDS
Homes for Sale
Homes for Sale
WATERFRONT
HANOVER CO.: AREA 44
6497 McCauley Lane
Stunning 4Bd/2Ba Cape in
Mechanicsville. New tile,
carpet, hardwood, deck,
windows and hvac. Rear
fence and shed with electric (220 amp). Original
owner has done a wonderful job updating house
with "Today’s Buyer" in mind.
For more information or to schedule showing call
Steve/Ed Landi 467-1015.
Neumann & Dunn Real Estate and Development
Mechanicsville - Pole Green Rd. area. 3-Bd. 2-Ba.
home on two private acres, pine flrs., vaulted ceilings, living & great rms., butler’s pantry, spiral
staircase to office/loft, deck,open/wooded, some
fencing. $269,000 Call 804 347 2235 owner/agent.
MISCELLANEOUS REAL
ESTATE & SERVICES
ROOMMATES
Roommate - To share 2100 sq. ft. house and
2 car garage in a country setting neighborhood.
No smoking. No pets $650. a month includes all
utilities. Contact Wayne 737-2971 or 651-7833
ROOMS FOR RENT
HOMES FOR SALE
Travelers Run – New Price- 6379 Little Sorrel Dr.
Open Sunday 1-3 and Priced below assessment @
$229,900. 4 bedrooms 3.5 bathroom Big Kitchen
Screen Porch Garage New Roof And Fenced
irrigated Yard. Bob Collins Long and Foster Real
Estate 240-2300
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
Tappahannock - Quiet Neighborhood. Bedroom
with private bath, 2-story, back deck, large kitchen. $400/month + 1/2 utilities. Available July 1st.
Call 804-443-7812.
Commercial
Real Estate for Rent ∫
OTHER PROPERTIES
Hanover
County / Rt. 301 Multi-Use Building
Gift/Consignment, Office, Retail, Antique. 2,000
+/- sq. ft. Available July 15th. Call 746-5634.
ADVERTISE
out about upcoming
WATERFRONT HOME!
Beautiful home nestled on
large, wooded lot overlooking water features spacious kitchen w/ stainless
appliances, rear staircase,
3BR, 2.5 BA, finished basement, large carriage house
and pier. Enjoy the beautiful living spaces and
breathtaking views! 8121 Sinclair Rd. Offered at
$324,950 by Skye Bruce Properties 804-467-7041
www.SkyeBruce.com
Residential for Rent ∫
Hanover Motel 11563
Hanover Courthouse
Rd. $150/wk $540/mo
822-8612 / 822-8340
44
Chesapeake Bay - Water Access
New Home in Waterfront Community
Walk to beach, pier, boat ramp.
3-BR-2.5 Baths - Only $159,000
Water Access lots form $18,000
Call Ray Lewter - 804-357-1714
Virginia Waterfront, Inc. Burgess, VA.
Gethsemane Court, Apt. 18, 2-Bedrooms,
1-bath. 2-story with range, refrigerator, and
washer/dryer hook ups. $725/month. Available
Now. Call Dennis 746-8630 or 513-0717.
King William - Colonial Square 2-bdrm, eat-in
kitchen, washer/dryer, excellent location.
$685/mo. Call 804-769-0867,
www.colonial-squareapartments.com
LakeRidge Square
Apartments ,
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Best for 2010!
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Advertise with The Mechanicsville Local
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June 22, 2011
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED
CHILD CARE
4 BR 2 BA in the Mechanicsville Village area.
All appliances included. Large fenced yard.
No pets. No smoking. Available now. $975/month
+ one month deposit. Call 730-0854 or 928-5565.
Experienced Mom has openings for children ages
2 1/2 & up. Excellent care. Meals & Snacks Prov.
High Point Farms - CHES Bus Line. CPR Certified.
References Avail. Great Rates. Kim 804-402-3347
Cold Harbor Area - 3-bdrm, 1.5 bath , living room,
kitchen, utility room. Private Setting. $950/mo. +
deposit. Available immediately. Call 781-1941
Hanover- 6 mi to Richmond. Pre Civil War home.
4 BR 3 BA. 6 stall barn with pasture. Hanover High
District. $1500. per month for House and Barn or
$1200. per month for House only. Deposit Required
+ Pet deposit. Call 746-4589 or 804-517-6583.
Mechanicsville - 3-bedroom , 1.5 bath rancher with
washer/dryer. No Pets. Available August 1st.
$1,000/month + $500 security deposit.
Call 804-690-4459
Mechanicsville - 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, living &
great rooms, office/loft, deck, quiet location, on 2
acres, $1175/mo. Call 804 347 2235 owner/agent.
Mechanicsville - 4-bedrooms, 2-baths with fenced
rear yard in the Washington Henry /Chickahominy
/Atlee School District. No Pets. $1200/month +
$1,000 security deposit. Available July 1st.
Call 804-833-7759
Old Church- 1600 sq. ft. Ranch. 3-BR, 1.5 BA.
Eat-in kitchen & large yard. Completely Renovated. $1200/month. Available June 25th.
Call 804-241-7762
Business
& Service Directory
ADULT CARE
ASSISTED LIVING AVAILABLE
Dignity First Manor
4356 Rockhill Road, Mechanicsville
Your loved ones will be comfortable, secure, and
well cared for in our fully licensed, spacious and
beautiful country home setting by our compassionate, well trained staff. Private and double
occupancy rooms available immediately.
Call John Morris, RN, ALFA 804-301-8514 today for
full details.
COMPANION CARE - 12 years Experience.
Available 8 a to 4 p.
Call Elizabeth Gregory, 804-559-1959.
Senior Companion Aide- 25 years experience.
Caring. References. Available all hours. 868-5117.
CHILD CARE
Child Care for All Ages. Infants welcome.
Mechanicsville Elementary School district.
Lots of Experience. Great Rates!
Call 723-5236 or 971-8711
FT/PT openings in a Great, Learning & Loving Day
Care. 25 yrs exp. Call 909-2333.
Immediate openings for All Ages.
Summer fun and supervised swim.
20 years experience. References. Call 559-2098
Just Like Home Child Care
has immediate
openings for ages 2-4.
Call 730-8998.
CLEANING & HOUSEKEEPING
AN EYE FOR DETAIL
Experienced. Excellent References.
Summer Specials!
Free Estimates. Call 262-2603
House Cleaning - With school letting out, vacations around the corner & working a full time job
who has time to clean their own house. Wkly, BiWkly & Monthly. Affordable Rates. Cleaning Supplies Furnished. References Available. Call Sherri
Brockwell with your cleaning needs, 804-517-2230
T-N-T Cleaning Inc. offers regular & Spring cleaning for res/comm. & new construction. Bonded.
Ins. Call 746-8805
HAULING
û Abandoned Junk Cars Wanted û Pay $300 up to
$1,000 No title needed. 804-677-0156. TD 40396
FREE TOWING -No Title Needed. $325/up Cash
Paid for all Junk cars/trucks. 804-247-8640TD 41192
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
(804) 277-9585
Experienced and Professional
Licensed & Insured - FREE Estimates
* windows * doors * siding * decks * and more *
Best Prices in Town - Windows, Siding, Roofing,
PROFESSIONAL HOME SERVICES 804-216-5924
POWER WASHING
Affordable Powerwash
Houses, Roofs, Decks, Lic & Ins. 550-2345
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
McGuinn Auto located in Mechanicsville
Towing - Flatbed Service 746-4529
Serving the Greater Richmond Area for 35 years.
$10 off your tow with this ad!
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Bonding
Cox Bonding
Company Inc.
Confidential
Gail’s
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24-Hour Service
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Box 6441,
730-4906 cell 221-1513
Gail
Worsham,
Manager
Ashland, VA 23005
Bubba
Worsham, Manager
ON TIME TOWING INC.
804-539-8697
DISPATCH 24 HR LINE
Car stalled or junked truck
Broken cars leave you
stuck, Call our truck @ On
Time Towing. We will get you back on line on time.
WE also provide Property Patrol with great perks.
YARD & ESTATE SALES
YARD & ESTATE SALES
HUGE Multi-Family Yard Sale, Sat. June 25th, 7am12noon, 6905 Whiskey Hill Lane, Meredith Farms
Sub. off Lee Davis Rd. Brand Name Clothing Kids to
adults, Toys, Books, Household & lots more!!
NEW AYLETT ANTIQUE MALL - NOW OPEN!
RT. 360 East past Central Garage, Approx. 1.5 miles
on left (Make U-Turn before Tasty Freeze) into
LaCasa Furniture lot. Good Stuff. Dealers Needed.
Reasonable Rent! Tues. - Sat. 10-6, Sun 12-5.
Call 769-1919
Moving Sale - Inside & Outside
Sat. June 25th, 10 am - 2 pm. 6294 Tammy Lane.
Racing memorabilia- Dale Earnhardt, hand tools,
yard working tools, chainsaw, miter saw,
kitchen table & chairs, microwave stand, more.
Moving/Yard Sale Sat. June 25th. 8146 Burnside Ct.
Burnside Farms Subdivision. Some Furniture,
Some Antiques, Lots of Household Items.
Multi Family Yard Sale- Sat. June 25th, 8 am - 2 pm.
8243 Meadowbridge Road. Front parking lot
of office complex for
Richmond Cardiology & Associates.
Introducing our New
Mobile Classifieds.
Yard Sale - Sat. June 25th, 8 am - noon.
6446 Mary Esther Lane. Locust Hill Subdivision.
Clearing out the House. Variety. Craft supplies,
glassware, kitchen items, silverplate, linens,
antique rocker, cassette tape collection, etc.
Merchandise
FIREWOOD & FUEL
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Bed - New Mattress Set in Plastic w/ warr. Full
$99, Queen $109, King $189. Delivery/Lay -A-Way.
218-0680
YARD & ESTATE SALES
Holy Cross Lutheran Church & Community Sale
June 25th, 8 am - 2 pm. 11515 Ashcake Road, 23005
Many participants. Food available.
Proceeds support the 50th Anniversary of
Ashland Christian Emergency Services (ACES)
Brand New Pella Window w/18 thermal Pane
Glasses. 80 x 32 Good for sun or Florida rms.
Sell $100. OBO. Call 804-746-4617
Our classifieds now have “text and take”
CELEBRATIONS
Congratulations
Brittany Murray!
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A. J. ’S JUNK CAR REMOVAL
804-441-4314
Yard Sale - Sat. June 25th, 7 am - 11 am.
8391 Summer Walk Parkway
Firewood - Oak & Hickory. Small & Large Load
Delivered. 804-746-1281
Announcements
Transportation
Pets & Animals
PET SUPPLIES & SERVICES
WE BUY JUNK CARS $100 & UP!!!
Legal Notices
ABC LICENSES
NAYOLIY AMIGOS Trading as: SAPORI ITALIAN
AND INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT, 7154 Mechanicsville, Mechanicsville, Hanover County Virginia
23111.
The above establishment is applying to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
CONTROL for a Beer and Wine, Mixed Beverages
On Premises License to sell or manufacture alcoholic beverages.
Yofre A. Blanco, President/Owner
WALGREEN CO. Trading as: Walgreen #12496,
9268 Chamberlayne Rd. Mechanicsville, Hanover
County Virginia 23116.
The above establishment is applying to the VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
CONTROL for a Wine and Beer Off Premises License to sell or manufacture alcoholic beverages.
Margarita Kellan - Walgreen Co, Assistant Secretary
ADVERTISE
out about upcoming
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By Appointment Only
Est. 1984. Reasonable Rates
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BOATS
PRSRT. STANDARD
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
Mechanicsville, VA
Permit No.141
DELIVER TO:
Postal Patron
Mechanicsville,
VA 23111
Boat for Sale
19’ 2007 center console Triton with
custom black cover, white with finesse yellow side panels, custom Ttop with 4 rocket launchers, three sided curtains,
rear seat, bow cushions, stainless steel prop,
Bennet trim tabs, live well, extra battery with
throw switch, 150 Suzuki 4 stroke with 22 months
remaining on 72 month warranty. VHS, Fish finder,
GPS, 2006 Marine Mas tandem trailer, kept on
trailer, low hours
$30,500. Can be seen in
Deltaville, VA 804-694-6903.
STOPS AT EVERY HOME IN TOWN
Need for help grows
Vol. 27, No. 15 | Richmond Suburban Newspapers | August 11, 2010
Cheering on Atlee
Social Services officers discuss benefits, demand
in demand for the agency’s ser- Cold Harbor District while
By Melody Kinser
Fuller is from Mechanicsville.
vices.
[email protected]
Lynn H. Saunders and David Four-year terms are appointed
With a mission to help those
by the Hanover County Board
who are least able to help them- W. Fuller moved into their new
of Supervisors.
selves, the newly-elected chair positions on July 27. Both are
Saunders, in the role
and vice chair of the Hanover now in their seventh year on
of chair, said she sees firstCounty Social Services Advisory the board.
see NEED, pg. 25 `
Saunders represents the
Board talked about the increase
Local teen taking
talents to Texas
By Melody Kinser
[email protected]
Abram Dean’s “first real thing” in
terms of performing paid off earlier this
year when he captured the title of Hanover
Junior Idol.
Thanks to some encouragement from
his mom Debbie Lunsford, he took the
leap into the world of music. And now
the 16-year-old from Mechanicsville is
preparing to move to Texas to pursue his
dream.
On Aug. 20, Abram and his mother
will head to Dallas where he has been
accepted to study — and hone his skills
— with the Linda Septien Entertainment
Group.
Debbie said she suggested Abram enter
the Hanover Arts and Activities Centersponsored Idols competition because he
“wants to get into this music thing, so let’s
see TEEN, pg. 14 `
Photo courtesy of Brian Sizemore/The Wayne County (W.Va.) News
Taylor Dragum, Alex Goleski, Laci Miller, Courtney Chenault and Madison Cox cheer on the
Atlee All-Stars on Saturday, July 31, during the opening game of the Tournament of State
Champions at Mitch Stadium near Huntington, W.Va. For more, see Sports, page 32.
School district
again expects full
accreditation
For the ninth consecutive
year, Hanover County Public
Schools will again receive 100
percent full accreditation.
According to Dale S.
Theakston, communications
specialist, the accreditation is
determined based on the 200910 Standards of Learning assessments. Preliminary information
from the Virginia Department
of Education indicates the
accreditation status.
Final accreditation reports
are expected on Sept. 15.
County receives
VACo honor
Hanover County has
been recognized by the
Virginia Association of
Counties as the recipient
of the 2010 Achievement
Award for the Dominion
Resources
Greentech
Incubator.
The county was honored
for its model local government program in the category of Community/Economic
Development.
VACo received 60 entries
for the statewide contest.
Former Hanover County
assistant
administrator
Marilyn Blake joined Lane
Ramsey, former Chesterfield
County administrator, and
Tedd Povar, associate director of the Virginia Institute of
Government, in judging this
see HONOR, pg. 4 `
To advertise, email us at
...Online every day!
[email protected]
www.mechlocal.com
or call us at (804) 746-1235
June 22, 2011
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HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS
CARPENTRY
FLOORS
Affordable Home Repairs Carpentry, Roofing,
Siding, Replacement Windows Gutters & Decks.
Lic/Ins. Jim Martin, 347-3812
CHIMNEY CLEANING
Carpet, Vinyl, VCT, Wood, Laminate, Ceramic
Virginia Flooring Specialists
Free Estimates (804)-244-1239
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Hanover Chimney Sweeps - Serving area since
1981. Ins. Chimney & Gutter Cleaning. 746-1056
Hardwood Installation & Refinishing. Laminate
& Tile flooring also. Licensed & Insured.
Call Derrick 804-928-6564.
CONCRETE/BRICK
GARAGES/GARAGE DOORS
Mechanicsville Garage Door
Sales & Service.
254-0398
D & P Concrete
Patios, Sidewalks, Driveways,
Garages, Agerate & Footings.
Call 572-4510 or 221-2342
GENERAL REPAIRS
DRIVEWAYS
10% off with this ad - DRIVEWAY SEAL COATING
Hand Applied - Commercial Grade
Call Seal This! LLC 248-1654
www.richmondsealing.com
Parmelee Construction & Trim
Int/Ext Doors, Windows, Interior Molding/Trim
Decks, Custom Carpentry. Call 678-9606
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Charles Stanley, Jr. Paving & Sealing
Early Bird Special!
Free Estimates. Call 804-925-3999
New Homes, Additions, Florida Rooms, Garages,
Decks, Interior Trim, Masonry, Pole Barns, Railings
& More. Licensed/Insured. Call Murphy & Toland
Inc. for your free estimate, 804-912-5222.
-SEASON SPECIAL- Load of Driveway Stone,
delivered & tailgate spread, $195.
Top Soil $175/ per load. Also available driveway
grading & bushogging. Call 400-9957
Ritchie Home Improvement - Additions, Decks, Garages, Screened Porches, Sheds, Windows & Siding. Repairs & Improvements of all sizes. Licensed
& Insured. Free Estimates. Call 512-7441
Stoneman Paving Co. Inc. Res/Com. Asphalt, Concrete, Seal Coating & Striping, Driveways, Patios,
& Pool Decks. Lic/Ins. 20 yrs. exp. 746-9102
stonemanpaving.com
ELECTRICAL
BELL CREEK Heating- Cooling
Service & Preventative Maintenance.
31 yrs exp. Lic. BBB 559-1045.
Mallory Electric
Residential/Commercial ∂ Licensed/Insured
Free Estimates. Call 746-4350
www.mallory-electric.com
EXCAVATING
SITEWORK ∂ RES/COMM ∂ LIC/INS.
Utilities, Topsoil, Grading/Clearing, Drainage
Solution, Driveway Rehabilitation, & Much More!
804-909-3622
FENCING
*SUPERIOR FENCE CO* for the BEST VALUE
on a Quality Wood Fence. Call 559-2211
Repairs & Improvements of All Sizes
Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates.
HOME REPAIRS
Stanley Home Improvement
Repairs inside & outside your home.
No job too small. 20 years experience.
Licensed & Insured Ken 262-8845
Braco Home Improvement - Interior & Exterior .
Lawn Maintenance, Roofing, Decks & all your
home improvement needs. 30-years experience.
Licensed & Insured. Call Scott 258-0752
C.A.E. Home Repair & Renovation Service
Offering Windows & Doors, Siding & Trim,
Rotten Wood Replacement, Painting, Gutters &
More. Save BIG Bucks, call now 804-267-9374.
Drywall Repairs- Small jobs welcome.
Clean & Dependable. Licensed & Insured
30 years experience. Dean~ 803-8417
**Fence Scapes**
Custom Wood, Chain-Link,
Vinyl, Aluminum & Railings. Lic. & Ins.
Free Estimates. 559-8797
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BERBERICH HAULING
Serving Mechanicsville Since 1988
Trees, Bushes, Junk
779-3118 or 334-0919
HEATING/AC
Always Call Brent Electric
Master Electrician 30 yrs. exp.
Lifetime Mech Res. Free Est. Lic/Ins.
804-833-5184
Winters Fencing 627-2935 Best Prices!
Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates.
HAULING
Herring Home ImprovementWindows, Decks, Sheds, Repairs.
Licensed & Insured. Call 537-5755
HOUSEWASHING
BL&G Powerwashing Lic / Ins. Houses, Decks,
Fences etc. Deck Sealing & Staining avail. Free Est,
Donald Cassity 317-9156, 779-0349.
www.BLGPowerwashing.com
June 22, 2011
HOUSEWASHING
LAWN CARE
Hanover Handy Services - P o w e r w a s h i n g
Houses, Decks, Gutter Cleaning
Licensed & Insured. Call 363-8393
MULCH-Double Shredded Hardwood
& dyed mulch. Screened Top Soil.
Call 994-2878 or 339-0722
JAY-M’S POWER WASHING
Houses, Decks, Driveways
Free Estimates - Licensed & Insured
730-4969 / 363-6988
RJ. Davis Lawn Care, Inc.
Lee-Davis Powerwashing - Homes, Roofs, Decks,
etc. Free Est. Lic/Ins. Call Keith Lowry 690-9387.
Mark W Johnson Powerwashing Cleaning of all
surfaces: houses, decks, driveways /sealing, etc.
Gutter Cleaning & Covers. Lic/Ins. Free Est.
15 years experience. Call 683-9866
Mobile Perfection Auto Detailing & Powerwashing.
Locally Owned & operated for 10 Years! Lic/Ins.
Call Now for Spring House & Deck wash SPECIALS,
804-539-9682. www.mpadrichmond.com
Perdue’s Power Washing Est. 1995 Res/Comm.
House, decks, sealing, gutter cleaning, fences,
cement, roofs. Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates
Call Ernie Perdue, 328-1668
LAWN CARE
NORMAN’S TREE & LAWN CARE SERVICE.
GRASS CONTRACTS, SEEDING, AERATION, MULCHING, LEAF REMOVAL, TRACTOR WORK & MORE.
FREE EST. LICENSED & INSURED. CALL 769-7197
1-Call for all your Lawn Care needs. Mulching, Aerating, Grass Contracts & more. Insured. Free Est.
L & J Landscaping & Tree Service, LLC.
687-6442 or 798-5004
www.LandJTreeService.web.officelive.com
A-Plus Lawn Care - Friendly & Professional.
Grass Cutting-most yards $45. Other services
offered. Mechanicsville & Richmond Resident 40+
yrs. Lic. & Ins. Call for a free estimate, 833-4539
Cheap Lawn Care / Handyman Service - There is
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G R A D UAT I O N
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A Special Supplement to The Mechanicsville Local
June 22, 2011
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WAY 2011 Graduation Remarks
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n behalf of the Hanover County School Board, it is my true honor to welcome you to
the 2011 Commencement Services and to congratulate the fine graduates we are assembled to honor.
As you may be aware, today marks the last day I will have this opportunity to greet Hanover’s graduates as the superintendent of schools.
So, in speaking of being truly honored to be here, it is also my tremendous privilege to
introduce to all of you my successor, Hanover’s twelfth Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Jamelle
S. Wilson.
I know that everyone joins me in congratulating Dr. Wilson as the first internal candidate
to become Hanover’s superintendent in 75 years. She and the School Board will forge a partnership which is certain to move our school district to very exciting levels of performance!
So, graduates, as we see, you and I have a lot in common today. Though I have had the
opportunity during my career as a superintendent to shake the hands of nearly 30,000 graduates, today is different. Today, you and I transition to new chapters in our lives. Many of us
have been with Hanover’s schools for at least 13 years and all of us are taking our experiences
accumulated here and applying them in a way which builds upon the joys of being in this
special place.
But, graduates, what we don’t have in common is that none of you has already had a 35 year
career! So, since my experiences have been pretty full already, I’m going to return to my roots
for a few moments- my roots as teacher. And I’m going to ask you to imagine that you are in
elementary school one last time.
Though I may not resemble today any elementary teacher you may ever remember, if I
could, I would ask you to gather round in a circle and let me read this book to you. Of course,
that’s logistically impossible, but this book, Yay, You! is one that has a lesson for all of us in this
room regardless of where we’re sitting, and regardless of where we are on life’s journey. It
speaks to all of us who are going through a transition, whether we are a graduate or an adult.
Yay, You!- Moving Out, Moving Up, Moving On
COMING IN JULY
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COMMERCIAL
OFFICE SPACE
By Sandra Boynton
(parents, the inside jacket says that “this book is portable, colorful, and low in saturated
fats... truly the perfect gift for that special onwardly mobile someone.”)
Yay, you!
You did it!
You made it!
You’re through!
Mechanicsville
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June 22, 2011
2011 Graduation Remarks
Now, what will you do?
There are so many choices.
The world is immense.
Take a good look around
And decide what makes sense.
Some like to go fast.
Some like to go slow
Some like to get going however they go.
Some strive to be peaceful, and joyful, and wise.
Some choose to just ponder the size of their thighs.
So look north!
And look south!
Look ahead!
Look behind!
Stare into the mirror.
Now. What do you find?
Should you live where it’s cold?
Should you live where it’s hot?
Do you want to be terribly busy?
Or not?
Do you needs lots of friends, or only a few?
You already have wit.
You already have style.
You have very kind eyes and a dazzling smile.
But now…
But now…
But now…
But NOW…
Hey!
What’s the hurry, anyhow?
There are PLACES TO GET TO!
And PROJECTS TO DO!
PEOPLE TO TALK WITH, and LUNCHES TO CHEW!
But stopping a while is okay, too.
And whatever you doNow or later,
Big or small,
Loud or quiet--Whatever you do,
Don’t worry.
Just try it.
Whatever you do,
Whether near or so far,
I know you’ll be great.
You already are!
Would you like to have friends with a new point of view?
Or does art move your soul?
Graduates, it is my true honor to be with you today and to
congratulate you as you come across the stage. I wish for you
and for all assembled the happiest, healthiest, and most
prosperous futures possible.
Do you listen to rivers, or to great rock and roll?
Thank you!
Is your mind moved by science?
Do you long for adventure?
Do you love to read maps?
Would you rather stay home with your chocolate, perhaps?
Stewart D. Roberson
Superintendent of Hanover County Public Schools
June 22, 2011
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Atlee High School Graduating Class of 2011
Khalil Abdul-Faruq
Cheyanne Morgan Adams
Joseph Dene Adams
Andrew Garen Addair
Dakota Glendon Allen
Rebecca Elizabeth Alston
Jeremy Daniel Anderson
Sonja Danielle Anderson
Tiffani Marie Anderson
Amanda Nicole Arrowood
Kathleen Conley Ashcraft
David Leon Atkins
Marques Juan Carlos Atkinson
Michael Juan Francisco Atkinson
Angela Marie Austin
Molly Morgan Axt
Mark David Ayer
Jennifer Ann Baber
Hannah Nicole Bailey
Faith Kenia Barbour
Lauren Marie Barmer
Kyle Richard Barnitt
Andrew Reed Barnocky
Jordan Allyn Barrack
Alexander Freeland Colin Barton
John Paul Bassett Jr.
Mary Grace Battiata
William Frederick Baughan IV
Christopher Blanton Bazemore
Michael Scott Bazemore
Katherine Grace Bean
Kevin Alexander Bemis
Timothy Adam Bernadowski Jr.
Ryan Alan Bettinger
Kathleen Beatrice Bishop
Rebecca Lynne Blackburn
George Austin Blackmore
Brian James Blend
Bryan Edward Blum
Kassandra Marie Bolash
Courtney Michelle Booth
Lena Ruth Borman
Hunter Andrew Winfield Boroughs
Brittany Megan Bowen
Emma Kay Bradberry
Robert Lewis Bradshaw III
Madison Leigh Bratton
Morgan Christine Braun
Sarah Elizabeth Bray
Tyler Lynn Brazee
Alexus La’Faun Brooks
Anna Marie Brown
Cameron Blake Bundy
Jillian Victoria Jean Burch
Cory Walker Burke
Marcelia Rolanda Burke
Tanya Beth Burnside
Clay Harrison Burris
Kimberly Michelle Caccia
Matthew Alexander Cahen
Harley Jade Canty
Surekha Lee Carpenter
Skylar James Carter
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Brandon Ray Cary
Andrew Thomas Catanese
Carter Ryland Chandler
Joshua John Chaulklin
Robert Alan Chilcoat
Jacob Isaac Chitwood
Adam Vincent Cole
Tara Elizabeth Colquitt
Rachel Lauren Condon
Christopher Howard Cottrell
Andrew Lloyd Eric Crain
Cory Steven Crane
Andrew Reid Cridlin
Anna Isabella Crosby
Matthew David Crotts
Brittany Gayle Crowe
William Alexander Culp
Christopher James Clyde Dalton
Benjamin Thomas Davidson
Colleen Ann Davis
Gage Michael Davis
Carrington Lee DeAtley
Emily Elizabeth DeNoon
Thomas Grayson Dicken
Joshua Caleb Doggett
Matthew Alan Dole
Eric Timothy Donahue
Brandon James Duguay
Erin Anne-Marie Eberle
Tyrell Emil Eddy
Courtney Page Edwards
Preston Jordan Edwards
Louis Trevor Elie
Megan Brittany Ellis
Scott Brockner Ellwood
Nathan Carter Elswick
Hannah Kaitlyn Ercolano
Temple Mae Fajardo
Kristen Rebecca Fallon
Cody Lee Farrar
Andrew Stuart Ferguson
Owen Michael FitzGerald
James Edward Flint
Jessica Jamileth Flores
Angela Veronica Florimo
Charlotte Elizabeth Foley
Kevin Joseph Foley
Taylor Anne Fortner
Michael Tanner Foutz
Marybeth Morgan Fox
Kimberly Marie Foxwell
Kayla Rose Franco
Corey Robert Frasca
Allison Louise Frith
Shannon Marisa Fulk
Tameka Taquese Gaines
Julius Frank Galiffa
Lauren Nicole Ganley
Adam Preston Garstang
Benjamin Michael Gastrock
Amy Margaret Gaulton
Mitchell Anthony Genovese
Nelson Blake Geoghegan
Allison Michelle Giannasi
Leah Katelynn Gilbert
Kimberly Anne Glymph
Joshua Abraham Godfrey
Natalie Margaret Goodin
Justin Lawrence Goon
Lauren Victoria Gordon
Matthew Stephen Grasberger
Cathleen Elizabeth Gravatt
Kurtis Ensley Gray
Devon Alexander Green
Shawyn Khari Griffin
Lindsey Nicole Grizzard
Stirling Ross Hackney
Floyd Edward Hair
Conner Franklin Hall
Logan Elizabeth Hamilton
Eric Scott Hammond
Christopher Bailey Hancock
Ashlee Marie Hanson
Chanel Tiffany Hardy
Emma Elizabeth Harrington
Carly Elaine Harris
Christina Leigh Harris
DeVanté Terrell Harris
John Michael Massie Haynes
William Kent Hays
Dustin Hunter Hazelgrove
Shannon Carlie Heard
Bryan Steven Heinitz
Alecia Ryan Helmon
Colin Charles Henderson
Taylor Jai Henderson
Christopher Gibson Henley
Lauren Nicole Henley
Kenneth Lynn Henry II
Matthew Michael Herb
Mary Kathleen Herrity
Daniel Aaron Hess
Richard Andrew Hesse
Ryan Branford Hicks
Jamie Anne Hodges
Daniel Whitt Hollenberg
Alyssa Noelle Holleran
Brandon King Hollins
Julie Yvonne Hollins
Chandler Robert Holzgrefe
Sarah Abigail Hopkins
Taylor Adele Hoy
Katherine Ellen Hughitt
David Marshall Hulsey
Michael Patrick Hyland
Rachel Kathryn Imhoff
Thomas Samuel Irons
Daniel Jacob Jackson
Lucius Craig Jacob
Kevin Gregory Jacobs Jr.
Leslie Nicole Jarvis
Delaney Rhys Jeter
Kristen Louise Jones
Samantha Marie Jones
Kaitlin Denise Jordan
Sabiha Hafiz Kaba
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Stephen Edward Karlsen
Ashley Marie Kelejian
Elizabeth Morgan Kerver
Dimitris Payton Killinger
Hye-Jin Kim
Giovoni Shonda King
Christina Roberta Kirby
Emily Lauren Klatt
Dillon Scott Knight
Kalie Joy Kowalski
Laura Beth Knowles
Mallory Hall Kowar
Douglas Lamar Kulp
Haley Christina Kurz
Abigail Marie Lafoon
Anne Logan Lassiter
Zachery Scott Layne
Joshua Robert Leach
John Michael Lightsey
Matthew Stephen Lippman
Robert Austin Llewellyn
Megan Jaymes Lloyd
Allison Paige Lockwood
Amanda Lopez
Brooks Randall Loren
Kyle Gregg Loren
William Berkley Luck
Alex Cole Mackey
Robert Michael Maino
Alaina Lanier Manley
Tracy Coulter Mantlo
Samuel Joseph Markovich
Mairin Carter Martin
Brannon Alexander Mason
Jonathan Scott Massie
David Joseph Materna
Samantha Michelle Mathews
Scott Ryan Mathews
Tyler Scott Matthias
Wade Wilson Matthias
Marissa Marie Matzganis
Shaughna Ann McClain
Aaron Michael McCann
James Joseph McCombs
Lindsay Theresa McGrath
Lindsay Megan McIntosh
Christopher Graham McKinney
Kevin William McNeill
Nicole Pamela Meador
Rebecca Casey Metcalf
Ryan Paul Miller
Kristen Michelle Mills
Lauren Nicole Mitchell
Daniel Joseph Moneghan
Morgan Amberlyn Moody
Jerald Fleming Moore III
Philip Perry Morison
Michelle Elizabeth Morley
Benjamin Joseph Morrison
Anna Elizabeth Morrow
Michael Ryan Mourie
Carlie Marie Muessig
Virginia Lee Mundy
Catherine Blair Nicholls
Brittany Nicole Noel
Natalie Ann Nolan
William Gerard Nostra
Jessica Marie Nunnally
Emily Ann OBrien
Matthew Thomas O’Donnell
Benjamin Michael O’Keefe
Adam Talbott O’Keeffe
Cameron Elizabeth Overstreet
Connor Danford Overton
Rebecca Kathleen Pack
Jeremy Ryan Packard
Marlena Marion Packett
Kala Alexis Page
Kodi Bernard Page
Nicholas Bryant Parker
Carson Reid Pennington
Samantha Lynn Pennington
Allison Holder Penny
Alaina Nicole Perkins
Bobbie Ann Peters
Ashley Renee Peyton
Cassie Lee Pilkerton
Christopher William Pillow
Kevin Raymond Popielski
Ricky Alonzo Price Jr.
Emily Sarah Pritchett
Taylor Wynn Pryor
Daniel Louis Purvis
Joseph Emory Purvis
Kevin Michael Rackett
Tanya Susan Ramer
Jackson Scott Ramser
Steffon Bryant Randolph II
Kari Lynne Rappold
Corrie Elizabeth Reed
Narmeen Salim Rehmani
Bryan Richard Reiss
Kimberly Anne Richards
Tyler Burton Richards
Jaliah Amani Richardson
Jordyn Delaine Richardson
Lindsey Caroline Rickards
Andrew Preston Rivera
Lucas Andrew Robinson
Patricia Rénee Rodell
Kyle Walker Rodgers
Susan Carrington Rogowski
Meredith Elaine Roper
Christine Leanne Rose
Jessica Renea Rothenberg
Virginia Elizabeth Rush
Kassandra Alexa Russell
Daniel Trey Rusz
Kristina Lynne Rutherford
Rachel Nicole Saunders
Christian Robert Schmude
Cameron Russell Scott
Jamison Anthony Senavitis
Steven William Setteducato JR.
Joseph Anthony Seymore
Jonathan Lawrence Shaia
Anna Yurievna Shcherbakova
Lauren Diane Shephard
Madison Landes Shuler
Morgan Gray Shute
Matthew Team Simmons
Coty Wayne Smart
Ashton Rose Smith
Eric Alexander Smith
Jacob Allen Smith
James Alexander Smith
Megan Taylor Smoot
Hunter Morgan Snellings
Jack Albert Snyder III
Adam Ashok Solanky
Nicholas Harmon Spinner
Holly Joy Sprowl
Matthew Ryan St.George
Dalton James Stallard
Andrew David Stanford
Alyona Marie Steinberg
Michael Alva Stewart
James Edward Stilwell
Miles Anderson Stokes
Leah Marie Strasburg
Bryan Scott Strobel
Corey Addison Stroop
Ellen Elizabeth Sughrue
Abigail Hunter Swanson
Kelsey Elizabeth Taylor
Jennifer Rae Tepper
Alexander Dewitt Tharin
Michael Evan Thomas
Emily Katherine Thompson
Matthew Christian Thompson
April Kathleen Thrift
Rachel Ann Tillery
Kody Scott Tingler
David Lee Troetschel
Jordan Russell Underwood
Timothy Wayne Vaden Jr.
Victoria Lisa Vanlandingham
Joseph Michael Vietmeier
Elizabeth Rose Vivelo
Tonesha Lashae Waddy
Courtney Alana Walker
James Patrick Walsh
Stephen Andrew Waskiewicz
Cassaundra Nikole Waterman
Alva Connor Waters
Zayvon Fitzgerald Watkins
Joseph Henry Weggen
Jacole Trudawn White
Kamron Taylor White
Alex Spencer Wilkinson
Amy Elizabeth Willard
Genea Amber Willeby
Taylor Lynne Williams
Taylor Reneé Williams
Ashley Dawn Wiltshire
James Franklin Woodward Jr.
Connor Christian Worthington
Kelsey Brook Yacobi
Dominick Alexander Yepes
Hanover High School Graduating Class of 2011
Samantha Renee Abt-Sager
Jessica Cathryn Adams
Clara Im Adkins
Stephen Vincent Alexander, II
Ryan Kenneth Alkire
Justus Ryan Allen
Nicholas Rhodes Allen
Shannon Nicole Allison
Ryan Lane Apple
Kory Lynn Arkwell
Austin Turner Ashby
Zachary Todd Attkisson
Brandon James Baker
Taylor Nicole Baldwin
Haley Lynn Barney
Christopher Sequoyah Battle
Haley Elizabeth Beck
Kionna Shaniqua Becton
Katherine Rose Bell
Dylan Charles Benjamin
David Thomas Billups
Devan Michelle Bittinger
Helen Claire Bland
Alexander Bennett Blanton
Emily Nicole Blunt
Shelby Leigh Bosher
Ashley Storm Boyd
Jonathan Richard Bradley
Travis Brent Bradley
Breonna Christian Bray
Haley Elizabeth Brazier
Conner Anderson Brent
Zachary Scott Broaddus
Anna Norma Brock
Brandi Carol Brooks
Marzae Alton Brooks
Lance Mitchell Brown
Ryan Lee Burton
Christopher Michael Bussard
Genevieve Elizabeth Campbell
James Jay Carbone, II
Alexandria Demetrice Carneal
Melissa Beth Carpenter
McKenzie Beckett Carroll
Meredith Catherine Carroll
Victoria Dallas Adale Carter
Landon Michael Casstevens
Ramon Earl Chalkley, IV
Silvie Chang
Martin Deane Cheatham, IV
Ruth Yo-Ron Chen
Morgan Wray Chenault
Colton Avery Clark
Miles Allen Clark
Tyler George Clark
Alexander Patterson Cleary
Wyatt Brannan Cole
James Ryan Cooper
Olivia Sino Copp
Justin Taylor Cox
Christopher Wade Crafton
Joseph Wickham Cross
James-Michael Thomas Crowder
Paris Renee Crume
Chelsea Marie Crump
Taylor Morgan Culley
William Harold Cully, III
Victoria Rhea Curtis
Diana Chadwick Damian
Taylor Kurt Davenport
Daniel Paul Davis
Holly Marie Davis
Taylor Christine Davis
Joshua Luke Davis-Lee
Deming Taylor Day
Sarah Ann Day
Charles Nicholas DeLancy
Theodore North Denslow, IV
Ashleigh Mae Dickerson
Baylor Mackenzie Dickerson
Meghan MacDonald DiSesa
Megan Alana Dougherty
Haley Rose DuRant
Ashley Rae Dustin
Carmen Renée Duval
Kenneth McKeever DuVall
Patrick Kearney Eckstein
John Bradley Edelin
Alyssa Leigh Edwards
Jack Henry Edwards
Christopher Z. Erck
Edward Paul Eubank, Jr.
Tre’ Rashad Facison
Holly Lyn Fales
Deon Rashad Farmer
Jade McKenna Foster
Samuel Warren Gary
Sommer Jean Gary
Ashley Lynn Gaunt
Giuseppe A. Giambanco
Madison Blair Gibson
Krissandra Lynn Gilliam
Taylor Christine Godwin
Rachel Meredith Goins
Summer Elizabeth Goins
Taylor Blair Golding
Bradford Owen Goldsmith
Adam Alexander Gonzalez
Joel Hayden Goodloe
Michael Carter Goolsby
Anna Catherine Gordon
Vincent Anthony Greene, Jr.
Lindsey Erin Gregg
Laura Elizabeth Guthrie
Cara Danielle Hailey
Meredith Mitchell Hall
Nicole Lee Hall
Steven Gregory Hamilton, Jr.
Grayson Scott Hanchin
Joseph Elwyn Harden
Ashley Nicole Harris
Connor Bradford Harrison
James Ross Harrison
Cody Austin Harvey
Victoria Leigh Haskins
Katherine Melissa Havens
Taylor Elise Healy
Macy Gomersall Hebert
Logan John Henehan
Curran Joseph Henry
Gregory Shaun Hess
Kevin Douglas Hetzer
Albert Marshall Higgins
James Conley Hill
Jeffrey Kyle Hill
Seth David Hoefner
William Ingram Holbrook
Brittney Rae Holstrom
Alexandra Elaine Howell
Samantha Ellen Hughes
Caitlin Renee Ivey
Rebecca Nicole Jackson
Mark Paul James, Jr.
Joseph Christian Jarrells
Kelly Rhea Jenkins
Fatisha Shaekida Jennings
Bryan Scott Johansen
Dionte´ Shontelle Johnson
Donyelle LaFayette Johnson
Kaci Michelle Jones
Matthew R. Kelley
Matthew Scott Kellner
Kyle Prakash Kemler
Charlotte Elizabeth Kennedy
LeeAnne Rae Kesler
Stuart Clark Kindle
Paige Alexandra Kinser
Morgan Francis Lavender
Richard Gabriel LaVey
Hunter James Lee
Gregory Jabril Lewis
Ryan O’Donnell Long
Kelsey Nicole Luck
William Andrew Luck
Justin Tyler Lucy
Kiersten Danielle Lundy
Sara Linette Madonia
Artis Curan Martin
Stephan Nicholas Martin
Braden Tufts Mason
Jordan Christopher Mason
Brittney Faith Matthews
Ashley Dayle Mayers
Kathryn Doshia Mayes
Raven Corrin McCarter
Meghan Louise McDermott
Lydia Leigh McGinnis
Olivia Arlynn McKay
Joshua Blair McKenney
Matthew Connor McLear
Tiffany Amber McNamara
Chelsea Rae Miller
Shelby Lee Millikin
Dreanna Macy Mines
Kayla Dale Moberg
Luis Antonio Monroy Silva
John Michael Moody
Cory Scott Morgan
Robert Todd Moring
Kenneth Andrew Morris, Jr.
Holly Lynn Moss
Molly Christine Munson
Sara Carter Myers
Joshua Hester Neergaard
Mara Térèse Nelson
Katlynn Luray Nevin
John Richards Nicholson
Melinda Ann Norris
Austin Daniel Nuckols
Emily Kay Oglesby
Tyler Joseph O’Grady
Amanda Katherine Ordogne
Dane Alexandre Orie
Brittany Louise Oschmann
Justin Daniel Ott
Rachel Emily Overton
Samantha Marie Owens
Cody Benjamin Pace
Nicole Patricia Panebianco
Casey Marie Parker
Krista Renee Parrish
Erin Brittany Passmore
Bryan G. Pearson
Spencer Vaughan Pedigo
James Stonewall Persinger
Paul Hoang Pham
Maria Christine Piccolomini
Alexander Vernon Pierce
Ryan Forrest Pillsbury
Matthew Timothy Pitts
Amber Patrice Pleasant
Joseph Stuart Point
Kathryn Blake Potts
Cordell Bryant Rainock
Robert Burton Redd
Andrew Spencer Rice
Donovan Walker Rice
Charlie “C.J.” Clayton Rice, III
Shane Matthew Riley
Adam Carter Robinson
Kirk Evan Robinson
Megan Elizabeth Rodman
Shreve Westwood Rohle
Caitlin Amanda Rollason
Anadee Roopnarine
Blade Alexander Rose
Cameron Dowling Rose
Samuel Edward Rosser
Harley D. Starr Rossi
Megan Danielle Rozsahegyi
Zachary Lee Rzasa
Jeffrey Michael Sacks
Renee Nicole Angel Salinas
Andrew Nelson Samuels
Amanda Lee Sanderson
Emily Katherine Sandy
Taeler Michelle Satchell
Meghann O’Neil Sayles
Erin Michelle Scarborough
Sean William Schaeffer
Allyson Carroll Schettino
George Haw Schmetzer
Robert Brandon Shackelford
Nicole Frances Shelton
Jonathan Thomas Delk Shortt
Sydney Carrie Sims
Taylor Morgan Sims
Stephen Edward Sink
Emily Marie Smith
LeeAnn Marie Snyder
Hannah Shelby Spiegler
Dillan Louis St. Clair
Stacy Brooke Stanley
Charlotte Maxwell Stockdale
Lauren Brooke Stramaglia
Cassandra Nicole Talbott
Hope Elise Tanner
Cody Mitchell Taylor
Daughtry Thomas Taylor
Victoria Leigh Taylor
Rebekah Lynn Temple
Robyn Leigh Temple
Lauren Ashley Thompson
Rinat Brawner Thompson
Taylor Ray Thornburg
Charles Dylan Thorne
Amy Lyndel Thurston
Michael Linwood Thurston
Nicole Holland Tignor
Alexander Raywood Tilghman
Chelsea L. Tillar
Amethyst Maria Tinsley
Benjamin Josiah Toms-Lucy
Andrew Tyler Townsend
Max Tuggle
Erin Casey Turner
Travis Scott Tyree
Blake A. Underdown
Tiffany Marie Vander Zanden
Zachary Dillon Verham SALUTATORIAN
James Michael Vitale
Salvatore Volo
Gary Jamal Wallace
Alexandra Leigh Waller
Dana Nicole Walsh
Marilyn Joan Walters
Aaron Alexander Ward
Kyle Meredith Wash
Kevin M. Weatherspoon, Jr.
Daniel Joseph Webster
Samuel Harrison Westrick VALEDICTORIAN
Emma Louise Weymouth
Haley Reneé White
Nakota Whiteowl
Emily Catherine Wigginton
Kayen Monoleto Wilborn
Abbey Nicole Williams
Alexandra Nicole Wilson
Kristin Charisse Wilson
Kenneth Lewis Wilson, Jr.
Jessica Lauren Wolfram
Chelsea Morgan Woodring
Christopher Michael Woychak
Casey Lee Zahn
Jeffrey Frank Zona, Jr.
June 22, 2011
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Lee-Davis High School Graduating Class of 2011
Benjamin David Aaron
Michael George Abbott
Kyle Hamilton Adam
Jennifer Nicole Adams
Zachary Brien Adams
Ashley Ann - Marie Akers
Yessica Vanesa Alvarez
Grant Colston Alvis
Darius Lamar Anderson
Joseph Brooks Anderson
Kevin Christopher Anderson
Roneisha Kapri Arnold
ReyAnthony Aquileo Arteaga
Jr
Emmit Allen Atkins
Austin Michael Atkinson
Jason Tyler Atkinson
Kenneth Charles Austin
Megan Christina Bainbridge
Korey Michael Baker
Robert Trey Baldwin
Tyler Wayne Baldwin
James Vaughan Banks
Cory Allan Bareford
Nicola Caresse Baron
Jacob Aaron Bartlett
Ryan Paul Bass
Tre’Fonz Dorez Bassett
Kendall Mackenzie Beck
Ashley Rose Bell
Christopher Tyrone Best
Jeffrey William Bishop
Rebecca Marie Blade
Caroline Ashlee Blakeley
Nicholas Andrew Bledsoe
Benjamin Taylor Blue
Michaela Jeannine Blythe
Sarah Nicole Boggs
Aleah Marie Boisseau
Alonzo Ralph Bolden Jr
Jamie Lynn Boler
Devin Michael Boone
Eric Franklin Booth
Justin Ray Bower
Madison Corrine Bowman
Jordan Blackwell Boze
Kasey Lynn Brach
Caleb Ansel Bradberry
Shauntéz Stefone Bradford
Kyle Andrew Brent
Joshua Paul Brock
Brandon Scott Brooks
Dorian Christopher Brooks
Contessa Marie Brown
Dustin Wayne Brown
Emilee Rae Bruski
Cody Allen Bryant
Ryan Shaun Buhse
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Mallory Kaye Bullock
Cameron Blake Bundy
Caitlyn Dawn Burch
Lauren Reneé Burnette
Zachary Benjamin Burton
Jeffrey Adam Byiers
Morgan Ashleigh Carlton
Zachary Ryan Carneal
Zachary Alexander Carroll
Mackenzie May Cary
William Garrett Castelvecchi
David Scott Caton
Travis Lee Cawthorn
Estela Cerda
Andrew Sparks Chandler
Tyler R Childress
Victoria Rushton Childress
Amanda Leigh Chisholm
Shannon Cora Chrisman
William Raul Coalson
Alexis Michelle Coates
Matthew Christopher
Cockrell
Steven Phillip Cogan
Trevor Eugene Coley
Kelsey Taylor Colgin
Jessica Lauren Combs
Jonathan David Compton
Travis Alan Cook
James Hunter Cornell
Leonard John Corsentino
Tanner Joseph Cotman
Ashley Lynn Cottrell
Ashley May Cottrell
Gerrin Kwandrell Coverton
Rachel Lee Cowherd
Carrie Lynn Crawford
Dustin Hartwell Crayton
Svannah June Crew
Sean Morgan Cronley
Jennifer Lynn Cummings
Caitlin Bondurant Daniel
Calvin Lee Davis
Katherine June Davis
William Jarrett Davis
Katie Lauren Debord
Taylor Erin Delamorton
Tony Graywind Dennis
Cynthia Lynn Depace
Dylan Clayton Dillard
Stephen Dwayne Doane
John Sebastian Dobson
Elizabeth Faith Donnini
Emily Lorraine Dowdy
Charissa Drake
Ryan Alexander Dudley
Marshall Ryan Earnhardt
Vernon Larry Edmonson
Cody Wayne Edwards
Taylor Marie Edwards
Alexandra Merrill Elliott
Aaron David Evans
Donald Lynn Evans
Robert Craig Evans
Dominique Marie Fair
Rachel Nicole Farmer
Casey M Felts
Randall Joseph Ferrance
Brandon Fitzpatrick Fields
Holden Scott Flippo
Rhiannon Meredyth Foard
Jonathan David Fox
Dewey Wayne Franklin
William Jenkins Franklin
Ashley Nicole Franz
Britni Marie French
Christopher David Friedhoff
Heather Marie Friedhoff
Alexandra Hart Galbreath
Christian David Gammon
Joshua Peter Gardner
Kyndra Andrea Gardner
Joseph Patrick Gentry
Robert Aaron Gerken
Shakira Orlanda Gibson
Brittany Renae Gifford
Montasia Mone Golden
Cameron Michelle Gordon
Travis Reynolds Gortney
Ashley Diane Gouldman
Kelsey Hunter Grant
Kelsey Amanda Gray
Nicholas Austin Green
Dana Bouviar Griffin
Taylor Brooke Groome
Jade Elizabeth Gurley
Lee Austin Guy
Kelly Lynn Hanlon
Robert Anthony Hannon
Alexandra Elizabeth Harrell
Holly Nicole Harris
William Troy Harrison
Keierah Leeann Hathaway
Walter Blair Heath
Bradley Logan Heckman
Ryan Paul Henry
Autumn Lynn Henschel
Sierra Nicole Hensley
Haley Marie Herbert
Sarah Marie Herndon
Brittany Catherine Hicks
Cody Austin Hildreth
Damond Lamont Hilliard
Elliot Daniel Hinton
Camden Alexander Hite
Dakota Shane Hogge
June 22, 2011
Amanda Nicole Hogue
Steven Kyle Hollins
Meredith Mae Holmes
Marquette Demonte Hooker
Courtney Michelle Hostetler
Rachel Laurel Houff
John Palmer Hudnall
Katherine Virginia Ingroff
Philip Stephen Ivanhoe
Brie Lanae Jackson
Matthew Ryan Jacobs
Benjamin T. Jarrett
Russell Franklin Jennell
Ashley Annette Johnson
Susan Rebecca Johnson
Chasiti Martin Jones
Colt McKinney Jones
Jhamia Monique Jones
Brian Patrick Jordaans
Kyle Lynne Jordan
William Joseph Jordan II
Ellen Sterling Joyce
Azeemali Kabani
Elliott Steven Kandler
Chelsea Dayle Kane
Sharon Charity Faith Kelley
Brian Ray Ketchem
Carsheeka Chantel
Kimbrough
Olivia Montana Klevgard
Clinton Gregory Koegler
Scott Vernon Korb
Julie Ann Kusnerik
Alexandra Lee Labons
Cody Allen Lassiter
KeiAnna Aleese Lee
Thomas Stuart Leinenbach
Madison Ann Lewis
Ariel Jamie Libbon
Amber Mariko Long
Pierce David Patrick Long
Holly Michelle Longest
Robert Joseph Longest
Yoella Yesenia Lopez
Daniel Shane Loth
Benjamin Cody Lowry
Alexandra Faith Mader
Tyler Clayton Madison
Preston Blaine Mallory
Matthew Douglas Manfred
Eryn Kathryn Mann
Ashley Victoria Manning
Brittany Alexandra Manning
Melanie Rachel Manning
Tanner Austin Marshall
Ariana Michelle Martinez
Neyra Lucila Martinez
Adam Brandon Marz
Sterling Joseph Matthews
Ted Justin Lloyd Matthews
Meredith Marie Mauch
Kendal Darnia McAuley
Kaylyn Valentine McGhee
Tyler Davis McKissick
Taylor Dawn Melton
Sara Kaitlyn Messere
Tiffani Nicole Metz
Kevin Scott Miller Jr
Christopher Blake Mills
Elizabeth Charlotte Mills
Gerard Collin Mitchell
Aubrey Anne Mixner
Tyler Waugh Moody
Daryll Garrett Morgan
Jessica Ashley Morgan
Jordan Marie Morris
Jonathan Berry Munn
Matthew Ryan Camacho
Murdock
Brittany LaShawn Murray
Kristen Nicole Napier
Brittany Elizabeth Newcomb
Jennifer McKinney Newcomb
Frederick Ryan Newton
Joseph Bradley Newton
Robert Francis Noble Jr
Emma Susanne Nolan
Madison Annette Norvell
Asher Robelen Novak
Ashlee Michelle Nuckols
Kathleen Marie Null
Esther Wilfridah Aduda
Obado-Dolla
Carlos Alonso Ordaz
Ashley Ann - Marie Oswald
Taja Moneé Page
Anar Amanullah Panjwani
Michael Ryan Panton
Erin Thomas Paolino
Charyssa Renee Parent
Andrew Gibson Parks
Henry Hunter Parsley IV
Samuel Scott Partridge
Mitchell Christian Payette
Kelsey Elizabeth Paylor
Travis Wayne Pence
Tréa Devon Peterson
Ashley Marie Phillips
Raven Chantel Plato
Javon Shaquielle Porter
Colton Waverly Powell
Kelsey Elizabeth Powell
Matthew Justin Powell
Cherish Marie Price
Danielle Regina Pusey
Austin Douglas Quinn
Dennis Lee Rabon Jr
Michelle Dawn Radzisauskas
Chelsea Marie Rainey
Brittany Nicole Ramos
Savannah Lee Twila Ricks
Davis Christian Rider
Brandon Sherroy Robinson
Heather Elizabeth Roche
Brandon Ross Rockwell
Angela Marie Rodriguez
Joseph Michael Rossi
Christopher Austin Rowe
Amandalynn James Rutledge
Brittany Lorraine Savage
Rebecca Diane Schauer
Kyle Logan Schools
Devonté Lamont Scott
Ashley Britt Seay
Gavin Kyle Shaler
Avery Noel Shaw
Precious Amiracle Shaw
Jordan Lee Sheffield
Kevin Lee Sheffield
Rachel Gentry Shrull
Jespar Singh Sidhu
Shelby Ann Simmons
Jason Reed Simms
Patrick Grant Sivils
Audrey Ann Skeens
Brandon Wendel Smith
Dominic Vincent Smith
Evan Michael Smith
Justin Matthew Smith
Kody Lisle Smith
Logan Paul Smith
Logan Ray Smith
Louis Dillon Smith
Maranda Nichoal Smith
Shelby Elizabeth Smith
Cody Dominique Snyder
Mark William Souleret
Joseph Raymond Spengler
Vittoria Elizabeth Sportelli
Travis Dale Stallings
Tyler John Standlick
Charles Edward Stevens Jr
Ryan Marlowe Stevens Jr
Haley Marie Stone
Nicholas Chance Stone
Dakota Michael Street
Bradley Ray Stroud
Amanda Grace Stuckey
Tanner Michael Sweeney
Anthony Michael Talley
Robert Forrest Talley
Tierra LaShay Tate
Amy Nicole Taylor
Emily Brooke Taylor
Justine Marie Taylor
Shelby Jean Taylor
Summer Renee Taylor
Willie Lee Taylor IV
Jessica Lynn Thacker
Michael Keech Thibodeau
Chandler Marie Thomas
Blake Mitchel Thompson
Mercedes Jeanette
Thompson
Lindsay Leigh Toler
Jordan Brooke Toskes
Wesley Folger Tuck
Shelby Lee Tucker
Benjamin Allen Turner
Evan Scott Turner
Kendall Logan Tyler
Benjamin Neil Ullman
Jessica Danielle Vali
Stephanie Sofia Vanegas
Diana Nicole Varon
Christopher Austin Vaughan
Luis Anthony Vega
Allyson Maree Verlander
Kaylyn Elizabeth Vial
Kristen Rose Walker
Allison Taylor Walsh
Kansas Rae Ward
Justin Edwin Warren
Rustin Cetchum Waters
Markese Antonio Watkins
Amber Lee Watson
Diane Michelle Webster
Jessica Valerie Wells
Joshua Traé West
Kala Tiel Westbrook
Keith Andrew Westcott
Benjamin McCotter White
Dorothy Kate Whitehead
Shelby Anne Whitlock
Jayson Daniel Williams
JoAnn Nicole Wilson
Xavier Tyquis Wilson
Michelle Kaitlyn Winkler
Tyler James Womble
Brandon Sherrod Woody
Christopher Michael Wooten
Jr
Trey Dalton Worley
Darius Marquel Wright
Lauren Elizabeth Wright
Sarah Jane Wright
Caleb Gabriel Wyatt
Shelbie Ray Wyatt
Daniel Hyun Yu
Katherine Lynne Zavodny
Daniel Lee Ziglar
Patrick Henry High School Graduating Class of 2011
Nathan David Adams
Hunter Thomas Albrechta
Rachel Nicole Allan
Roger Andrew Altizer
Catherine Elizabeth Anderson
Tyler Mason Arnold
Harlee Ramona Joyce Askew
Kevin Matthew Aukward
David Hunter Austin
Zachary Owen Bailey
Damon Scott Ball
Logan McKenzie Barry
Amelia Bilbao
Jennifer Nicole Blackford
Ashton Elizabeth Blunt
Addison Taylor Bolton
Rachel Elizabeth Bowman
Karl Vincent Braun
Madeline Suzanne Braun
Steven Michael Brinn
Eamon Burke Brockenbrough
Austin Downing Brooks
James Gregory Broughman
Alec Edward Brown
Joshua Samuel Brown
William Colby Bryant
Zachary Leslie Buchin
Jacob Wayne Buie
Courtney Paige Bullock
Andrew Gordon Burcham
Katelyn Marie Burke
Rachel Christine Camden
Grant McBryde Campbell
Kristen Lee Cantrell
Travis Wade Carmichael
Luis Anthony Carrillo
Shelby Brianna Carver
Catherine Louise Castelvecchi
Megan Kay Chandler
Kanikqua Chanté Chapman
Evan William Charles
Salinda Latrice Childs
Tiara Janaé Clarke
Elizabeth Kassell Coates
Brian Dean Collins
Krysten Nicole Collins
Nicholas Paul Coloa
Rachel Lorraine Coltes
Emily Rebecca Conner
Kevin Taylor Cook
Brittany Michelle Cousins
Sarah Nicole Craig
Meagan Leigh Creech
Derin Nicholas Dacey
Ian James Dacey
Alyssa Jean Daniels
Chase Mason Daniels
Genevieve Claire D’Antonio
Catherine Elizabeth D’Antuono
Emily Nicole Darr
Kate Elizabeth Davis
Rowan Amanda Davis
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