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USPS 114-170 — Keystone Heights, Florida
What’s
Inside
Thursday, July 7, 2016
43rd Year — 9th Issue — 75 CENTS
Lake Region celebrates American Heroes
Lake Region residents lined up along South Lawrence Boulevard in Keystone Heights for the Our Country Day Parade. AMVETS Post 86 won the
Judges Choice Award. American Legion Post 202 won the prize for Most Original, with the John Woolvin Family placing second. Tom’s Barbeque/
Freedom Soldiers Outdoors claimed the Closest to the Theme Award. Keystone Heights Sports Association won the Best Youth Entry Award and
Boy Scout Pack 146 won the Best Marching Unit Award. For more parade photos, see 4A.
Bradford County native
Courtney Sexton won the Miss
Florida title Saturday night in
Lakeland. The 2011 Bradford
High School graduate was
third runner-up last year. Her
winnings included an $18,000
scholarship and a chance to
compete for the Miss America
title in September. 3A
Starke police accused a
25-year-old man with seconddegree murder in the killing of
his 21-year-old wife. Police said
the defendant’s seven-year-old
son is their primary witness in
the slaying. 3A
Political candidates flooded
the lineup of this year’s Our
Country Day Parade. We’ve
got all the photos beginning on
page 4A.
Santa Fe College held a
science camp and College for
Kids last week at the Andrews
Center in Starke. Children
participated in cooking, crafts,
art and science during the weeklong event. 1B.
High school students took
most of the top spots in the Our
Country Day Kiwanis 5K Run.
Lake Region residents Ryan
Collins and Tim Searle place
second and third in the event
which wound through the streets
of Keystone Heights. Complete
race results are on 2A.
Clockwise, from top, left: A member of the Keystone Heights Shriners Club issues a citation to a Clay County
deputy sheriff. Parade Grand Marshal Dave Todd (right) and grandson Brice Todd. Miss Keystone Heights High
School MyKayla McCleod. (L-r) The Thompson children: Jedidiah, Levi, Anna, Rebekah and Gideon wait for the
parade to begin. (L-r) Richard Judge, Dakota Wiley and John Brown on the AMVETS Post 86 float. Clay County
School Board candidate Brian Campbell. Clay County School Board member Carol Studdard. (L-r) The Thompson
children: Jedidiah, Levi, Anna, Rebekah and Gideon wait for the parade to begin.
Methodists welcome new pastor
New downtown merchant
holds grand opening
Keystone Heights City Manager Scott Kornegay (background center) welcomes new
Keystone Heights United Methodist Church Pastor Jeff Tate (right), during a reception
at the church following morning worship services. Also pictured is Clay County Deputy
Superintendent of Schools Diane Kornegay (background left) and Tate’s family in the Keystone Gifts and Guns, which opened in May, held a grand opening Saturday.
foreground, (l-r) wife Amy Lee holding two-month-old son Knox, and daughters Maryella, In March, the owners of Bryan’s Ace Home Center Inc.: Bill Gibbs and Roger Rothwell,
9, Kaylin,14, and Elianna, 7. An additional daughter, Annalee, 12 is out of the shot.
purchased the 7,303-square foot building at 155 South Lawrence Boulevard. The
structure had been vacant for three years.
BY DAN HILDEBRAN
comes to the Bradford County College.
Monitor Editor
congregation from the First
After earning a bachelor of The pair converted the former Dollar General into a retail outlet featuring wildlife, nautical
United
Methodist
Church
of
science
in human development and lakes, country décor, collegiate, candles and lamps, garden, and outdoor-themed
Keystone Heights United
Lake
City.
and
family
services at Auburn gifts, as well as firearms and ammunition.
Methodist Church welcomed
Pastor Jeff, as he prefers to University, he returned to The store carries a wide variety of brands including Simply Southern, Reef, Salt Life,
its new pastor Sunday, during
be
called, was raised in the Florida, serving as the director 5.11, Dickies, Guy Harvey, Red Wing Irish Setter, Perception Kayaks and Tervis Tumbler.
morning worship services and
Tampa
Bay area and attended
an early afternoon reception.
Pictured are Roger Rothwell (right) and customer Dr. Larry Parrish.
Hillsborough
Community
See TATE, 3A
The Rev. Jeffery R. Tate
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Lake Region Monitor • Thursday, July 7, 2016
Our Country Day Kiwanis 5K results
Melrose art walk features
photographer, glass art
Photographer Bill Horne
and glass artist Gail Green
met art fans at Gallery 26
and Artisans’ Way Friday
night during the town’s
monthly art walk.
Horne is an accomplished
glamor shots photographer,
as well as other formats.
On Saturday, he lectured
about his work.
Green paints wall and
window art, as well as
glassware using the reverse
glass method.
Green will be holding a
workshop on wine glass
painting on July 16.
Above: Gail Green shows some of her
techniques during the art walk Friday
night at Artisans’ Way.
(L-r) Micah Rae of Gainesville, Stephen B. Smith of Gainesville, Jack Broling of
Gainesville and Tim Searle of Starke start the race.
1 Jack Broling, male from
Gainesville, 00:18:13
2 Ryan Collins, male from
Keystone Heights, 00:18:53
3 Tim Searle, male from
Starke, 00:19:24
4 Daniel Swale, male from
Zackary, Louisiana 00:20:44
5 Steven Rodriguez, male,
00:21:08
6 Luke Dennis, male from
Hawthorne, 00:21:18
7 Rick Haynes, male 00:21:24
8 Drew Upchurch, Male,
00:22:00
9 Stephen B. Smith, male
from Gainesville, 00:22:14
10 Micah Rae, male from
11 Garrett Kozdras, male
from Jacksonville, 00:22:18
12 Tyler Griffin, male from
13 Ruby McHugh, Female
from Tucker, Georgia, 00:23:18
14 David Golden, male from
Melrose, 00:23:23
15 Travis Irwin male from St.
Petersburg Beach, 00:23:48
16 Tim Lindquist, male from
St. Augustine, 00:24:35
17 Jamie Moss, male from
Middleburg, 00:24:42
18 Morgan Brake, female
from Valrico, Florida, 00:24:47
19 Denise Haines, female,
00:25:07
20 Luke Van Zant, male from
21 Shawn Stephens, male,
00:25:24
22 Jessica Daneen, female
from Tallahassee, 00:25:29
23 Michael Van Wie, male,
00:25:42
24 Larry Williams, male from
25 Haley Julius, female from
26
Camryn
Williams,
female from Keystone Heights,
00:25:45
27 Karl Legrand, male from
Interlachen, 00:25:45
28 Hudson Herre, male from
29 Logan Williams, male
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:26:15
30 Julie Bruey, female from
31Ryder Thomas, male from
32
Avery
McCormack,
female, 00:27:19
33 Austin McCormack, male,
00:27:19
34 David Machuk, male,
00:27:25
35 Brad Collins, male from
36 Tristan Collins, male from
37 Susie Kline, female,
00:28:37
38 Wendy Helmey, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:28:37
39 Ryan Gets, male from
40 Marieka Allen, female,
00:29:54
41 Daniel Moody, male from
St. Augustine, 00:30:01
42 Robbie Best, male from
Starke, 00:30:02
43 Sarah Moss, female from
Middleburg, 00:30:50
44 Erin Murray, female from
45 Beau Brake, male from
Valrico, Florida, 00:32:03
46 Diana Howard, female,
00:32:23
47 Brooke Sammons, female
from Melrose, 00:32:23
48 Bobby Ludwig, male from
49 Ashton Ludwig, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:32:41
50 Amy Kinsey, female from
51 Sondra Garrett, female
from Hampton, 00:32:53
52 Elena Jolly, female from
Melrose, 00:34:58
53 Sarah Stephens, female,
00:35:12
54 Olive Peace, female from
Tucker, Georgia, 00:35:46
55 Daniel Bronson, male,
00:35:56
56 Drnegayiane Ko, female,
00:36:12
57 Carl Halle, male from
58 Olivia Griffin, female from
59 Elizabeth Mobley, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:36:37
60
Sophia
Kicklighter,
female from Keystone Heights,
00:36:38
61 Shannon Rowe, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:36:42
62 Steve Rodriguez, male,
00:36:53
63 Angela Irwin, female from
St. Petersburg Beach, 00:36:53
Lake Region Monitor
USPS 114-170
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64 Dana Brock, female,
00:37:09
65 Jesse Shekels, female,
00:37:57
66 Brooke Fridy, female from
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67 Andrew Fridy, male from
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68 Dana Grant, female from
Melrose, 00:38:23
69 Dalean Hall, female,
00:39:15
70 Marian Norris, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:39:47
71 Ariel King, female,
00:40:21
72 Heather Posey, female,
00:40:21
73 Katelyn Swale, female
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74 Tyler Adkins, male from
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75 Lauren Leger, female,
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76 Sofia Jolly, female from
Melrose, 00:42:17
77 Ashlee West, female from
78 Danielle Jolly, female from
Melrose, 00:43:46
79 Diane Pickering, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:43:51
80 Janna Moss, female,
00:44:55
81 Emily Swale, female from
82 Robert Swale, male from
83 Heather Vanwine, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:48:28
84 Margaret Lingg, female
from
Keystone
Heights,
00:49:00
85 Sally Deneen, female from
Duluth, Georgia, 00:55:05
86 Lily Irwin, female from
Melrose, 00:55:12
87 Ronnie Irwin, male from
Melrose, 00:55:12
88 Charla Swale, female from
89 Shane Lemmon, male
from Palm Harbor, 00:55:30
90 Mandy Lemmon, female
from Palm Harbor, 00:55:31
Right: Gallery 26 guests try to
find hidden items in Bill Horne’s
photography.
Horne shares a light
moment
with
Melrose
resident William Chiappini.
Gil Gauck sang folk music
selections outside Gallery
26.
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Thursday, July 7, 2016 • Lake Region Monitor
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Airport’s street dance draws large crowd Bradford County’s Sexton
The Our Country Day Street Dance at the Keystone Heights Airport drew a large crowd this year as hundreds of
participants listened to live music, played in the children’s area, and danced.
wins Miss Florida
Attendees flooded the dance area after D.J. Casper’s
Cha-Cha Slide began on the public address system.
Jaycees volunteers (l-r) Alan Rosewater, James
Richardson, Josie Betten, Kayla Sheffield and Alix
Planther.
Courtney Sexton, a 2011 Bradford High School graduate
is crowned Miss Florida, Saturday in Lakeland. Photo:
Allen J Photography.
BY CLIFF SMELLEY
Staff Writer
(L-r) Samantha Anderson, Molly Graff, Brooklynn Goens
and Megan Newman enjoy the music at the street dance.
Chris and Janet Coule assist (l-r) Joe Bardier, 5, Nate
Bardier, 7, and Evie Bardier, 3, with Glo Necklaces.
Starke Police: Domestic violence led to murder
BY MARK J. CRAWFORD
Telegraph Editor
been named as the culprit.
By that afternoon, Kion Oshay
Johnson, 25, was in custody,
Kiana Thomas was found shot charged with silencing the voice
in Starke early Tuesday morning of his young, 21-year-old wife,
and her husband of four months has who was remembered on social
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media as many things, including a
beautiful singer.
Starke police pointed to a
history of domestic violence in the
relationship.
Kion Johnson’s 7-year-old son,
whom Police Capt. Barry Warren
said witnessed the violent crime,
provided the details that led to
his father’s arrest, including the
location of the murder weapon.
Starke police and Bradford
emergency
medical
services
responded within minutes to a 5:33
a.m. call to the dispatch center
regarding a shooting on Oak Street.
The victim, Kiana Antranique
Thomas (police said they were
unable to find evidence she legally
changed her name) was found
unresponsive in the front yard of
a residence near her own. She was
pronounced dead shortly after
being transported to Shands Starke
Regional Medical Center.
Authorities found that Johnson,
who was on the scene, was the one
who called dispatch. But Warren
also said Johnson had coached his
son to lie to the police. Johnson
claimed he and the boy were inside
when they heard a gunshot and
went outside to find Thomas on the
ground.
The investigation found that the
couple were involved in a verbal
and physical fight from which
Thomas attempted to flee. Johnson
allegedly chased her with a firearm
in hand and shot her while she was
banging on a neighbor’s door for
help.
Warren said the 7-year-old’s
statement carries additional weight
because he was able to lead police
to the place where he said Johnson
threw the gun.
The police captain also provided
a copy of an offence report for a
domestic abuse complaint made in
February of this year, a little more
than a month before Thomas and
Johnson were married. The report
details a fight over a cellular phone
that turned physical, with Johnson
allegedly digging his fingernails
into Thomas, throwing her to the
ground, biting her lip and beating
her with a high-heeled shoe.
Unable to locate Johnson at the
time, the police department filed
domestic violence and criminal
property damage charges with the
state attorney’s office. Warren said
that, according to family members,
Thomas had the charges dropped.
Now Johnson has been charged
with second-degree murder and
possession of a firearm by a
convicted felon. In 2009, he was
found guilty in Duval County of
aggravated fleeing or attempting
to elude a law enforcement officer.
He was fined and sentenced to 18
Bradford County’s Courtney
Sexton, competing as Miss
Orlando, won the title of Miss
Florida 2016 on July 2 at the
Lakeland
Center’s
Youkey
Theatre, earning the right to
compete in the Sept. 11 Miss
America pageant in Atlantic
City, New Jersey.
Sexton, a 2011 Bradford High
School graduate, was unable to
participate in an interview with
the Bradford County Telegraph
prior to deadline, but she posted
the following on her Facebook
profile on July 3: “Speechless.
Words can’t begin to describe
this feeling. I’m so overwhelmed,
humbled and excited to be your
Miss Florida 2016.”
It was Sexton’s second straight
year of participating in Miss
Florida. She was third runner-up
last year, telling the Telegraph
in a 2015 interview: “I was
prepared to go that far, but I was
never expecting it.”
Like last year, Sexton won
one of this year’s preliminary
Lifestyle and Fitness in Swimsuit
awards.
Sexton,
the
23-year-old
daughter of Tim and Sherry
Sexton, is currently pursuing
a master’s degree in health
administration at the University
of Central Florida. She earned
her bachelor’s degree in health
months with the Department of
Corrections.
Shock and sorrow characterized
the online remembrances of
Thomas’ life. According to
her Facebook page, the former
Bradford and Orange Park high
school student was a cosmetologist,
and she called herself an evangelist.
Sha-Ron Conley-Colvin said
Thomas touched a lot of lives.
“She was a blessing in our lives
with laughter and joy,” she wrote.
Tikeya Strong wrote to Thomas,
“You had such a beautiful soul and
a beautiful voice to match.”
Emmanuel Kiser left a special
prayer for Thomas’ parents, Tina
Burch and Kelsey Thomas, and
Johnny Hernandez Jr. said heaven
“She stuck with us and
never gave up.”
Senior Pastor, Reverend Jeff Tate
We were looking for a home in this area. Nena
first found a house available for a short sale.
We said yes, but later we changed our minds.
Next we moved into a rental that we agreed to
buy. Things didn’t work out with that one,
either. Nena kept giving us ideas and we kept
looking; we finally found our home through a
friend and Nena negotiated and closed the deal
for us. We had some false starts and some
drama with potential buyers, but Nena stuck
with us and never gave up. Now, we consider
her a part of our family.
Thanks Nena, Melissa Rickets
service administration at UCF in
May 2015.
In winning Miss Florida,
Sexton will receive an $18,000
scholarship.
In her 2015 Telegraph
interview, Sexton said she
became interested in pageants
after watching older sisters
Brittany Hobbs and Lindley
Adkins compete. She won
the titles of Miss First Coast
Outstanding Teen and Miss St.
Augustine Outstanding Teen,
which earned her the right
to compete for Miss Florida
Outstanding Teen, which she
won in 2008. Sexton also won
the 2011 Miss Bradford-Union
Strawberry Pageant.
Sexton’s pageant platform
is: “Get up! Get moving!
Volunteer!” She encourages
people to get involved with a
cause or an organization and
credits grandmother Linda Sweat
for influencing her to do the
same.
“My grandmother is a big
volunteer,” Sexton told the
Telegraph in 2015. “She’s
dedicated many years of her life
giving back. She’s really tried to
instill that in me.”
Sexton was one of 47 Miss
Florida
contestants.
Miss
Daytona Beach Lindsay Bettis
was first runner-up, while Miss
Winter Park Victoria Humphrey
was second runner-up.
has finally gotten its lead singer.
In one of Thomas’ own posts
from July 1 she wrote, “My GOD
plans for me goes BEYOND my
wildest dreams!!!”
Her final post was a photo of a
quote saying women shouldn’t settle
for someone “lazy, rude or selfish”
for the sake of companionship.
“You cannot change anyone’s
behavior. Only God can do that,”
it read.
Local law enforcement has
victim advocates for those in
abusive relationships. Contact the
Starke Police Department at 904964-5400 or the Bradford County
Sheriff’s Office at 904-966-2276.
The Peaceful Paths Domestic
Abuse Network can be reached
at 1-800-500-1119. It can offer
emergency shelter, counseling and
support groups. Clients can get
help with legal aid and becoming
self-sufficient.
TATE
Continued from 1A
of youth and young adults at
St. Andrew’s United Methodist
Church in Brandon.
He earned a master of divinity
from
Asbury
Theological
Seminary and a master of arts
in marriage and family therapy
from
Southern
Christian
University.
While at Asbury, he met his
wife Amy Lee and served as
associate pastor for youth and
young adults at a church in
Hodgenville, Kentucky.
In 2002 he was appointed
pastor of the First United
Methodist
Church
in
Apalachicola. Four years later
he was appointed to First UMC
in Lake City, where he remained
until arriving in the Lake
Region.
4A
Our Country Day Parade
Fourth Judicial Circuit Judge candidate Bruce Anderson
and wife, Donna.
Clay County School Board candidate Mary Bolla.
Clay County School Superintendent Charlie Van Zant.
Bradford County School
Board member Elbert
Hersey.
Florida House District 19
candidate Leslie Dougher.
Clay County School Superintendent candidate Addison
Davis.
Fourth Judicial Circuit Public Defender candidate Charlie
Cofer.
Clay County Clerk of Court candidate Dave Coughlin.
Clay County Clerk of Court Tara Green.
Miss Florida Teen Erika Stallings.
On the Lakeside Realty, Century 21 float, (l-r) Mindy Wester, Angie Givens, Lyla Givens, Brayden Wester, Jeremy
Givens, Coltyn Givens, Gianna Crosley, Bryson Wester, Michele Harvey and Jackie Cory.
Clay County Sheriff candidate Craig Aldrich and wife,
Vickie.
Thursday, July 7, 2016 • Lake Region Monitor
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(Left) Chuck Givens and Paul Fessenden.
(Left) Ray Junk and Harold Gilstrap.
(L-r foreground) Hunter Shepard, Andrew Snider and Cole Crabtree. Background: Dan
Glenn of the Keystone Heights Recreation Association.
Helen and Dewitt Hersey.
Keystone Heights High School Key Club volunteers (l-r) President Sarah Pickett, Vice
President Hannah Forshee, Emily Nop, Secretary Savannah Bell and Brandon Taylor.
Volunteers for Clay County Sheriff candidate James Jett.
Third Congressional District U.S. House member Ted
Yoho.
Clay County School Board member Johnna McKinnon.
Fourth Judicial Circuit Public Defender Matt Shirk.
On the Keystone Heights Recreation Association float (l-r): retired Navy Chief Petty Officer Mike Miranowicz, Luke
Lewis, Parker Pescara, Steven Carter, Already Horton, Larry Sapp, Tyler Sapp, Christopher Keith, Tyler Brinson,
Gabriel Alkire, Chris Keith Sr., Tyler Griffin and Nicholas Crow.
Clay County Sheriff candidate Daryl Daniels.
6A
On the American Legion Post 202 Float (l-r): Emily
Bogdan and Kayla Estep.
Bradford County Judge candidate Tatum Davis.
Fourth Judicial Circuit State Attorney candidate (right)
Wes White and Jeff Rodgers.
Florida House District 19 candidate Bobby Payne and
wife, Margie.
On the Lake Area Watersports float: (front, l-r) Landon
Hovsepian, Lindsay Hovsepian, Sierra Terrell, Kendall
Hargraves, Lauren Hovsepian, Miriah Maxwell, (back)
Jacob Musselwhite, Chad Hovsepian and David
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