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LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER I KENTUCKY,COM SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2012 A7 DORAM Alphonso "Junior", of East Bernstadt, KY departed this life on June 12, 2012. He was born Jan 7, 1927 in Lexington, KY to Ann and Alphonso Doram, Sr. Junior affection- ately referred to as 'Po Papa" proudly served his country in the U. S. Army dur- ing World War II. He was an accomplished carpenter plasterer, and stone mason. He was renowned for his driving skills during Prohibition, and he was a faithful mem- ber of the Seventh Day Adventist Church who believed in the promises of God. Jun- ior was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers: J.L. Doram, Morris (Vanta) Lewis, and James (Johnnie) Do- ram; one sister, Ger- aldine (Pete) Carson, and a son, Michael (Tish) Doram. He is survived by is wife of 19 years, Mabel Lee Carson Doram; one daughter, Francine (Norman) Thompson; eight sisters, Leoa Jackson, Georgia Ray, Victoria Perkins, Donna Wilhite, Yvonne Weathers, Joann Smith, Joyce (Dave) Davis and Freda (Joe) Frye; six grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, and others who loved him. He was especially fond of three nephews who were constantly by his side, Monroe Napier, Aaron Baker and David Jackson. Burial was June 14, 2012 in the Pittsburg Cem- etery in Pittsburg, KY. ------ GRIFFIN Rose Moore, 95, widow of George Dal- las Griffin, died Thu, June 14, 2012, at the Hospice Care Unit of St. Joseph's. Rose and her husband Dallas had returned to Ken- tucky in 1974 for their retirement. Rose was born in Winchester on Oct 6, 1916, daughter of William Patrick Moore and Rose Agnes Donahue. The family soon moved to Ashland. Dallas Grif- fin worked with Ken- tucky Power and later with AEP, moving to Roanoke, VA, the New York office and then Canton, OH. Rose held a number of important positions, notable among them; she was executive di- rector of the Ameri- can Cancer Society of- fice in Roanoke and executive director of the YWCA in Canton, OH. They raised five children and she is survived by four of them, Michelle Dallas Griffin of No. Rich- land Hills, TX, Rose- mary Steinmueller of Santa Cruz, CA, John Douglas Griffin of Co- logne, Germany, and Marianne Sandrock of No. Canton, OH. Her son William Thomas died in March of 2011. In addition she is survived by five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Her niece and neph- ews include Katie Hintze and Fred Moore, both of Lex- ington, Greg Moore of Louisville and Louis Moore of Ashland. She was preceded in death by her sister, Mary Frances Moore and her brother, James William Moore. A funeral mass will be lOam Tue, June 12, 2012, at St. Luke Catholic Church in Nicholasville, KY. No visitation is planned. Milward - Southland is handling the ar- rangements. www.milwardfuneral.com KEYS Rita J 0, 67, passed away early Thu morn- ing, June 14, 2012, in her home. A memo- rial service will be held at McConnell Springs, 416 Reb- mann Lane Lexing- ton, KY 40513, Mon, June 18, 2012 at 6pm. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to McConnell Springs, Lexington Humane Society or Markey Cancer Cen- ter Foundation. www.milwardfuneral.com KIDWELL J.W., 93, husband of the late Edna Clark Kidwell, died on June 12, 2012. He was the son of the late A.H. and Mary Kidwell and father of the late Ju- dith Barancin. He re- tired as Area Supervi- sor of Extension at the University of Ken- tucky and continued to farm un til his death. Survivors in- clude, a son, Clark Kidwell; son-in-law, Les Barancin of Richmond, IN; three grandchildren, Dorie Kidwell Smith, Mat- thew (Gina) Barancin, and Courtney Baran- cin; and three great- grandchildren, Savan- nah, Brandon, and Austin Barancin. Fu- neral Mon, June 18, 2012, 11:30am, Milward-Southland with burial at Lexing- ton Cemetery. Visita- tion Sun, June 17, 5-8pm. Memorials may be made to the Kentucky 4-H Foun- dation, Attn: Keith Rogers, Executive Di- rector, 212 Scovell Hall, Lexington, KY 40546-0064. www.milwardfuneral.com LONG Marcella, 72, was called to glory June 12, 2012 at Hospice of the Bluegrass. Born Aug 27, 1932 to the late Lorraine Ingguls and Romana Craw- ford, she is survived by her devoted and loving husband, Tay- lor Long; children, Brenda (Mike) Reed, Marcus, Loretta, Glenn and Norman Crawford, Marcella (Alex) Morton and Mary Snell; grand- children, (deceased, Edward, Andrew (Stephanie), Joshua, Tyler, Samantha, Chase, Michael, Au- drey, Jordan, Rachel, Reagan and Kyle; sis- ter, Helen Washing- ton; sister-in-law, Mary Crawford, 2 stepchildren. Visita- tion will be Sun, June 17, 6-8pm and Mon, June 18, llam-1pm with the funeral im- mediately following all at the Pilgrim Bap- tist Church, Midway, KY. Ar rangernen ts entrusted to Fender Funeral Directors. Memories ... are like stars in the dark night of sorrow. MANDT Barbara Ann, 84, died on June 14, 2012. She was the daughter of the late Ambrose and Digna Mandt and wife of the late Giovanni Giudice. She is survived by a brother, John Mandt; three nieces, Ann Mandt Hall, Mary Mandt Rockey, and Alice Mandt; a great- niece, Charley Ann Kentucky.com: Obituaries and memorials online To place an obituary or memorial: Call 859-231-3215 or 800-766-6248, or email [email protected] Manz; and two great nephews, John Parker Hall and Owen Mc- Gee Rockey. There will be a celebration of her life on Sun, 6-8pm, Milward- Broadway. A private inurnment will take place at Lexington Cemetery. www.milwardfuneral.com WARNER Jam es "A I", 76, passed away Fri, June 15, 2012. He is sur- vived by his wife, Jo- etta Dean Warner. Al was a member and deacon of Anchor Baptist Church and a veteran of United States Air Force. In addition to his wife, he is survived by his children, Sharon (Hugh) Wiseman and Darrell (Lucy) Warner, both of Lex- ington; a sister, Jil- lena A. Warner, of Louisville; grandchil- dren, Hunter and Alvin Warner, Chris and Nate Wiseman, Lucas Shorter; and several nieces and nephews. Al was pre- ceded in death by his son, Jeffrey Allen Warner, and grand- daughter, Hannah Marie Warner. Fu- neral services will be Mon, June 18th, at lOam at Clark Legacy Cen ter, Brannon Crossing with Rev. Paul Sisk officiating. Burial will follow in Bluegrass Memorial Gardens. Serving as pall bearers will be Chris and Nate Wiseman, Bruce Hanks, Cliff Kennon, Hunter Warner, Joe Williams, Mike Ja- cobs and Sam Halley. Visitation will be Sun from 2-5pm at the fu- neral home. Memo- rial contributions are suggested to the An- chor Baptist Church Building Fund. www.clarklegacy- center.com 5.5 ~It'!Ii.OlT[_~ ---~ WISEMAN Naida, 87, widow of Herman Wiseman passed away Thu, June 14, 2012. Survi- vors are daughters, Shirley (Bob) Bannis- ter and Loretta (Dwaine) Hatton; five grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and one great-great grandson. Also sur- viving are a sister and a brother. Naida will be missed by many friends who loved her dearly, including a very special grand- dog, Maggie. Visita- tion Mon, lOam-noon, Milward-Man 0' War, 1509 Trent Blvd., fol- lowed by a service conducted by Bro. Jim Hensley at noon. Naida will be laid to rest with her loving husband of fifty years at Claremont Memo- rial Gardens in Win- chester, KY. Memori- als may be made to Liberty Road Com- munity Church, Lex- ington, KY or Hos- pice of the Bluegrass. www.milwardfuneral.com State ALBANY- Dorothy Hicks, 80, died Wed, June 13, 2012. Funeral 2pm Mon, Davis Chapel Church. Visit 5pm Sun, Weldon Haddix Funeral Home. ASHLAND - James "Rex" Boyd, 63, died Thu. Visit 12pm with service at 1pm Mon, Steen Fu- neral Home, Central Ave, _ BARBOURVILLE - Edwin F. Miller, 61, died Mon. Memorial service 11am Sat, Hopper Funeral Home. Visit after lOam Sat. Richard Theodore "Ted" Barnes, 84, Lexington resident, passed away Thu, June 14, 2012 at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington. He was a Bardstown native, a self employed realtor, an Army Veteran of World War II and a member of The First Cedar Creek Baptist Church. He is sur- vived by his wife Vir- ginia Jury Barnes of Lexington, his daugh- ter Sue (Marty) Dai- ley of Lexington, his two sisters Victoria Montgomery of Henderson, Clara Breed of Maud, TX, 1 brother James Barnes of Louisville and his grandson Benjamin (Alyssum) Bryant of Monterey, CA. Fu- neral services will be Mon June 18th at 11am from the Greenwell-Houghlin Northside Funeral Home with burial in Bardstown Cemetery. Bro. Tim Lucas will officiate. Friends may kindly call Sun from 4-8pm at the Greenwell-Houghlin Northside Funeral Home of Bardstown who is in charge of ar- rangements. BEATTYVILLE - Roger Dale Charles, 62, father of Travis and Shanna Charles, died June 14, 2012. Service 11am Tue, Porter & Son, Camp- ton. Visit 6pm Mon. BEREA - Carl B. Hopper, 86, died Fri. Funeral 12pm Mon, Davis & Powell Funeral Home. Visit after lOam. www.davisandpowell- funeralhome.com BROOKSVILLE - Ricky Dale Blevins, 56, died Fri. Service at the convenience of the family. moore and- parkerfh.com CYNTHIANA - Richard Cox, 52, died Thu. Funeral llam Wed, Ware. Visit 5-8pm Tue. Burial 2pm Wed, Ky. Vet. Cern. www. warefuneralhome.com FLEMINGSBURG - Wilma Marshall, 81, widow of Harvey Ar- nett Marshall, died Fri. Funeral1pm Wed, Denton-Workman Fu- neral Home. Visit 6-9pm Tue. FRANKFORT- Dee A. Morgan, 78, died Fri. Service 1pm Mon at Clark Legacy Center, Versailles Rd. Visit llam-1pm Mon. www.clarklegacy- center.com GEORGETOWN - Anna May Steele Ol- iver, 78, widow of Lewis Layton Oliver, passed away sud- denly Thu, June 14, 2012 at Georgetown Community Hospital. A native of Lexington, she was the daughter of the late Carlton "Pete" and Ethel May Cook Steele. Anna was going to be retir- ing this coming Mon after 60 years as an administrative secre- tary to the late Hill- ary J. Boone and Wimbledon Farm. She was a member of Ar- lington Christian Church, Lexington and the Eastern Hills Homemakers. She was a person whose lifelong loving, unself- ish example will for- ever be remembered and imprinted on the hearts of all who knew and loved her. "An- nie" as her family lov- ingly called her, is survived by one sister and brother-in-law, Evelyn and Bobby Gregory, George- town; one brother, Edgar M. Steele, Lex- ington; nephews and nieces, Mark and Michael McFadden, Monica Brunner, Tamara Gregory, Carla Shelley and Seba Sims. One sis- ter, Helen McFadden and one nephew, Mat- thew McFadden, pre- ceded her in death. Visitation will begin at 11am Mon at Johnson's Funeral Home followed by fu- neral services at 1pm by Rev. Richard A. Weekley. Burial will be in the Georgetown Cemetery. Casket bearers will be Mark and Michael McFad- den, Wendell Webb, Austin Adams, Mar- shall Shelley, Steve Sims and Alexander Boone. Memorials may be made to a charity of one's choice. HARLAN- Hyman Farmer, 60. Funeral 12pm Mon, Chevrolet Baptist Church. Visit 5-8pm Sun, Anderson-Laws & Jones Funeral Home. HARRODSBURG - Wanda Bryant, 53, died Thu. Service 1pm Mon, Centennial Baptist Church. Visit Mon, lOam until ser- vice. www.simsfuner- alservices.com HINDMAN- Donna K Slone, 43, died Wed. Funeral Sat, 1pm, Nelson Fra- zier Funeral Home. Visit Thu, 6pm. HINDMAN- Linda Karen Stamper, 51, died Wed. Funeral Sat, llam, Mt. Olive ORB church, Pippa Passes. Visit Thu 6pm, Nel- son Frazier. HINDMAN- Andrew Melvin Combs, 66, died Thu. Funeral 3pm Sun at the Hindman Funeral Services Chapel. Visit Sat from 6-9pm. HINDMAN- Donnie Gibson, 43, died Wed. Funeral 12pm Sun, Hindman Funeral Services Chapel. Visit Sat from 6-11pm. HINDMAN- Winnie Francis Noble, 89, died Wed. Funeral 11am Tue at the Hindman Funeral Services Chapel. Visit Mon from 4-9pm. HYDEN- Evelyn York Begley, 69, died Thu. Funeral 2pm Sun. Visit 6-9pm Sat, all at Dwayne Walker Funeral Home. www.walker- funeralhomesllc.com LONDON- Estill Wayne "Toby" Gregory, 58, died Thu. Service 2pm Sun at Bowling Funeral Home. Visit 6pm Sat. LONDON- Alene Delph, 72. Visit noon Sat with funeral following at 2pm at House & Raw- lings Funeral Chapel. Mary Stanton Willis Doll, 84, of Louisville, died Tue, June 13, 2012. She is prede- ceased by her hus- band, A. Robert Doll; her parents, Golder Sandidge Willis and the Honorable George L. Willis, Jr; and her brothers, Alan Sand- idge Willis and George L. Willis III. She is survived by her son, A. Robert Doll, Jr. (Diane); daughter, Mary Angela Doll Dworin (Richard); grandchildren, Brian Potts (Abigail) and Ruthie Dworin; a great-granddaughter, Lily Potts. In addi- tion, "Aunt Mary Stanton" leaves be- hind many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Mary Stan- ton was a natural art- ist. Everything she touched became beau- tiful. She grew up in Shelbyville, KY. She and her brother George were raised by their lovely and cou- rageous mother after their father died when Mary Stanton was twelve; their little brother Alan was hit by a car and died six months later. Under the very firm guid- ance of her mother, Mary Stanton grew up to be an accom- plished pianist with a deep love for music, history, and garden- ing. All the ingredi- ents of her long and productive life came together at the Col- lege of William and Mary. She developed a life-long love for co- lonial and English his- tory, living among the colonial buildings, homes, and English- style gardens of Wil- liamsburg as she stud- ied the classics. She became a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and was its president in her se- nior year. And she met the tennis jock, A. Robert Doll, who would be her hus- band until his death in 2009, only months short of their sixtieth anniversary. After graduating from Wil- liam and Mary, Mary Stanton and Bob were married in 1950. They stayed in Williams- burg until Bob fin- ished law school and then lived briefly in Washington, D. C. In 1953 the Dolls moved to Louisville, where in close and loving part- nership they built their life together. In Louisville, Mary Stan- ton made life-long friends through her memberships and par- ticipation in the Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association, Women's Club of Lou- isville, Filson Club, J.B. Speed Art Mu- seum, Pendennis Club, Louisville Boat Club, Harmony Land- ing Country Club, Douglas Blvd. Chris- tian Church, Calvin Presbyterian Church (where she directed the children's choir), and First Christian Church of Louisville. She was also a mem- ber of the Chicago Bo- tanic Gardens and a charter member of the Bailey-Matthews Shell Club in Sanibel, Fl. Mary Stanton loved Louisville because of its beauty and long history. Of the many projects she was in- volved in, some of those closest to her heart were Locust Grove, Farmington, the Edison House, and above all, her own home and gardens. Among the last gar- dens Mary Stanton designed was for her granddaughter's school, Louisville Classical Academy. The funeral service will be at 11am Mon, June 18 at First Christian Church 7700 US Hwy 42 at Wolf Pen Road; Lou- isville. Visitation 1-5pm Sun Pearson's 149 Breckenridge Lane, Louisville. The family asks that ex- pressions of sympa- thy be made in the form of contributions to Louisville Classical Academy (Mary Stan- ton Doll Fund for the Classics) or CASA of the River Region. MANCHESTER - Goldie Smith, 69. Service 2pm Sun, Britton Funeral Home. Visit 6pm Sat. MARTIN- Jesse Wayne Church, 30, of Harold, died Wed. Funeral 1pm Mon, Mothers Home Old Regular Baptist. Visit Sat at church. Arr, Nelson Frazier. MOREHEAD- Joan Bradley, 65, wife of Roy Bradley. Services 2pm Sun, Whisman Cemetery. Visit 6pm Sat, Lane- Stucky-Gray Funeral Home. www.lanes- tuckygray.com l MOREHEAD- John Junior Trent, 67, widower of Betty Caudill Trent. Ser- vices 11am Mon, Lane-Stucky-Gray Fu- neral Home. Visit 6pm Sun. www.lanes- tuckygray.com MT STERLING - Harold Turner Wil- son, 91, husband of Lucille Bohanan Wil- son died Thu. Service 2pm Man, Taul Funeral Home. Visit 5-8pm Sun and 1-2pmMon. NICHOLASVILLE - Ruby Gail Blake- man, 63. Service 1:30pm Mon, Betts & West Funeral Home. Visit 4-8pm Sun. Guestbook at www.BettsandWest- funeralhome.com J1'!Ii .. ~lu ,,'4: 'It'Ij..'rit$'~ ~'I.III.['II'~~ d ~i.PJ11" PAINTSVILLE - Donald E. Blair, 66, father of Raedonna died Wed. Visit 6-9pm Sat. Service 1pm Sun, Preston Funeral Chapel. PRESTONSBURG - Ira D. Adams, 67. Graveside services 10 am Sat, Davidson Memorial Gardens, Ivel, KY. Arr, Carter Funeral Home. PAINTSVILLE - David Caudill, 52, died Thu. Wife An- gela. Visit 10am-lOpm Sat. Service 11am Sun, New Bethel Church. Arr, Preston Funeral Home. PARIS - Carolyn Correll, 74, widow of Bernard Lee Correll, died Fri. She is survived by two sons, Robert David (Diana) Correll, Georgetown, Daniel Lee Correll, Paris; a daughter, Deborah Kay (David) Song- stad, Lexington; and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be llam Tue, June 19, at Hinton-Turner Funeral Home. Visi- tation 5-8pm Mon. www.hinton- turnerfuneralhome.com RICHMOND- Shirley York Reams, 72, died Fri. Service 1pm Mon at Combs, Parsons & Collins Funeral Home. Visit after 11am Mon. www.cpcfh.com RICHMOND- Ray B. Lunsford. Funeral 11am Tue, at Oldham, Roberts & Powell Funeral Home. Visit 5-9pm Mon. www.orpfh.com SAL YERSVILLE - Cleo Shepherd Patrick, 59, died Thu. Funeral 1pm Sun, Magoffin County Funeral Home. Visit all day today. SAL YERSVILLE - Jerrill Perkins, 27, died Thu. Funeral 1pm Sun, Bethlehem to Calvary Church. Visit all day today. SAL YERSVILLE - Mia Paige Howard, infant, died Tue. Gravesite services Sat, llam, Jenkins Cemetery, Pricey, KY. SCIENCE HILL - Susie M. Dick, 74, died Thu. Service 2pm Sun at Morris & Hislope Funeral Home. Visit after 1pm Sun. www.morrisan- dhislope.com SCIENCE HILL - Deva Marceline Cornett Moore, 73, of Waynesburg, died Fri. Service 2pm Sat, Morris & Hislope. Visit llam Sat. www. morrisandhislope.com SLEMP- Kermit Asher, 82, died Thu. Funeral Mon, 1pm at 1st Bap- tist Church, Big Leatherwood. Visit Sun,6pm. SPRINGFIELD - Nancy Mulligan Spalding, 71, died Fri, June 15, 2012. Service lOam Mon, St. Rose Catholic Church. Visit 4-8pm Sun, Carey & Son. WHITESBURG - Travis Morton, 17, died Fri. Funeral 2pm Mon, Letcher Funeral Home. Visit 6-10pm Sun, Blair Branch Church. www.letcher- funeralhomeinc.com WHITESBURG - Hobert C. Lucas Jr, 60, died Wed. Fu- neral 11am Sun, Letcher Funeral Home. Visit 5pm Sat. www.letcherfuneral- homeinc.com WILLISBURG - Bob J. Winchek, 76, husband of Janet Ann; father of Bobby, Deborah (Ricky) Gash, Becky (Gary) Sims; grandfather of Angie and Jenifer; great grandfather of Madison and J. Tyler, died Thu. A private service to be held later. www.ransdellfuneral- [email protected] Clark Legacy Center Offers • Funerals Starting at $4,685 (including 20 gauge metal casket) • On-Site Cremations $1,345 ~ Versailles. Frankfort CENTEV Brannon Crossing "- 859.271.1111 /un. .. a1s •... emaiions • .receptionsClarklegacycenter.com
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LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER I KENTUCKY,COM SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2012 A7
DORAMAlphonso "Junior",of East Bernstadt, KYdeparted this life onJune 12, 2012. He wasborn Jan 7, 1927 inLexington, KY to Annand Alphonso Doram,Sr. Junior affection-ately referred to as'Po Papa" proudlyserved his country inthe U. S. Army dur-ing World War II. Hewas an accomplishedcarpenter plasterer,and stone mason. Hewas renowned for hisdriving skills duringProhibition, and hewas a faithful mem-ber of the SeventhDay Adventist Churchwho believed in thepromises of God. Jun-ior was preceded indeath by his parents,three brothers: J.L.Doram, Morris(Vanta) Lewis, andJames (Johnnie) Do-ram; one sister, Ger-aldine (Pete) Carson,and a son, Michael(Tish) Doram. He issurvived by is wife of19 years, Mabel LeeCarson Doram; onedaughter, Francine(Norman) Thompson;eight sisters, LeoaJackson, Georgia Ray,Victoria Perkins,Donna Wilhite,Yvonne Weathers,Joann Smith, Joyce(Dave) Davis andFreda (Joe) Frye; sixgrandchildren, ninegreat grandchildren,and a host of nieces,nephews, and otherswho loved him. Hewas especially fond ofthree nephews whowere constantly by hisside, Monroe Napier,Aaron Baker andDavid Jackson. Burialwas June 14, 2012 inthe Pittsburg Cem-etery in Pittsburg,KY.------
GRIFFINRose Moore, 95,widow of George Dal-las Griffin, died Thu,June 14, 2012, at theHospice Care Unit ofSt. Joseph's. Rose andher husband Dallashad returned to Ken-tucky in 1974 for theirretirement. Rose wasborn in Winchester onOct 6, 1916, daughterof William PatrickMoore and RoseAgnes Donahue. Thefamily soon moved toAshland. Dallas Grif-fin worked with Ken-tucky Power and laterwith AEP, moving toRoanoke, VA, theNew York office andthen Canton, OH.Rose held a number ofimportant positions,notable among them;she was executive di-rector of the Ameri-can Cancer Society of-fice in Roanoke andexecutive director ofthe YWCA in Canton,OH. They raised fivechildren and she issurvived by four ofthem, Michelle DallasGriffin of No. Rich-land Hills, TX, Rose-mary Steinmueller ofSanta Cruz, CA, JohnDouglas Griffin of Co-logne, Germany, andMarianne Sandrock ofNo. Canton, OH. Herson William Thomasdied in March of2011. In addition sheis survived by fivegrandchildren and fivegreat grandchildren.Her niece and neph-ews include KatieHintze and FredMoore, both of Lex-ington, Greg Moore ofLouisville and LouisMoore of Ashland.She was preceded in
death by her sister,Mary Frances Mooreand her brother,James William Moore.A funeral mass will belOam Tue, June 12,2012, at St. LukeCatholic Church inNicholasville, KY. Novisitation is planned.Milward - Southlandis handling the ar-rangements.www.milwardfuneral.com
KEYSRita J 0, 67, passedaway early Thu morn-ing, June 14, 2012, inher home. A memo-rial service will beheld at McConnellSprings, 416 Reb-mann Lane Lexing-ton, KY 40513, Mon,June 18, 2012 at 6pm.In lieu of flowers,memorials can bemade to McConnellSprings, LexingtonHumane Society orMarkey Cancer Cen-ter Foundation.www.milwardfuneral.com
KIDWELLJ.W., 93, husband ofthe late Edna ClarkKidwell, died on June12, 2012. He was theson of the late A.H.and Mary Kidwell andfather of the late Ju-dith Barancin. He re-tired as Area Supervi-sor of Extension atthe University of Ken-tucky and continuedto farm un til hisdeath. Survivors in-clude, a son, ClarkKidwell; son-in-law,Les Barancin ofRichmond, IN; threegrandchildren, DorieKidwell Smith, Mat-thew (Gina) Barancin,and Courtney Baran-cin; and three great-grandchildren, Savan-nah, Brandon, andAustin Barancin. Fu-neral Mon, June 18,2012, 11:30am,Milward-Southlandwith burial at Lexing-ton Cemetery. Visita-tion Sun, June 17,5-8pm. Memorialsmay be made to theKentucky 4-H Foun-dation, Attn: KeithRogers, Executive Di-rector, 212 ScovellHall, Lexington, KY40546-0064.www.milwardfuneral.com
LONGMarcella, 72, wascalled to glory June12, 2012 at Hospice ofthe Bluegrass. BornAug 27, 1932 to thelate Lorraine Inggulsand Romana Craw-ford, she is survivedby her devoted andloving husband, Tay-lor Long; children,Brenda (Mike) Reed,Marcus, Loretta,Glenn and NormanCrawford, Marcella(Alex) Morton andMary Snell; grand-children, (deceased,Edward, Andrew(Stephanie), Joshua,Tyler, Samantha,Chase, Michael, Au-drey, Jordan, Rachel,Reagan and Kyle; sis-ter, Helen Washing-ton; sister-in-law,Mary Crawford, 2stepchildren. Visita-tion will be Sun, June17, 6-8pm and Mon,June 18, llam-1pmwith the funeral im-mediately followingall at the Pilgrim Bap-tist Church, Midway,KY. Ar rangernen tsentrusted to FenderFuneral Directors.
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MANDTBarbara Ann, 84,died on June 14,2012. She was thedaughter of the lateAmbrose and DignaMandt and wife of thelate Giovanni Giudice.She is survived by abrother, John Mandt;three nieces, AnnMandt Hall, MaryMandt Rockey, andAlice Mandt; a great-niece, Charley Ann
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Manz; and two greatnephews, John ParkerHall and Owen Mc-Gee Rockey. Therewill be a celebrationof her life on Sun,6-8pm, Milward-Broadway. A privateinurnment will takeplace at LexingtonCemetery.www.milwardfuneral.com
WARNERJam e s "A I",76,passed away Fri, June15, 2012. He is sur-vived by his wife, Jo-etta Dean Warner. Alwas a member anddeacon of AnchorBaptist Church and aveteran of UnitedStates Air Force. Inaddition to his wife,he is survived by hischildren, Sharon(Hugh) Wiseman andDarrell (Lucy)Warner, both of Lex-ington; a sister, Jil-lena A. Warner, ofLouisville; grandchil-dren, Hunter andAlvin Warner, Chrisand Nate Wiseman,Lucas Shorter; andseveral nieces andnephews. Al was pre-ceded in death by hisson, Jeffrey AllenWarner, and grand-daughter, HannahMarie Warner. Fu-neral services will beMon, June 18th, atlOam at Clark LegacyCen ter, BrannonCrossing with Rev.Paul Sisk officiating.Burial will follow inBluegrass MemorialGardens. Serving aspall bearers will beChris and NateWiseman, BruceHanks, Cliff Kennon,Hunter Warner, JoeWilliams, Mike Ja-cobs and Sam Halley.Visitation will be Sunfrom 2-5pm at the fu-neral home. Memo-rial contributions aresuggested to the An-chor Baptist ChurchBuilding Fund.www.clarklegacy-center.com
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WISEMANNaida, 87, widow ofHerman Wisemanpassed away Thu,June 14, 2012. Survi-vors are daughters,Shirley (Bob) Bannis-ter and Loretta(Dwaine) Hatton; fivegrandchildren, elevengreat grandchildren,and one great-greatgrandson. Also sur-viving are a sister anda brother. Naida willbe missed by manyfriends who loved herdearly, including avery special grand-dog, Maggie. Visita-tion Mon, lOam-noon,Milward-Man 0' War,1509 Trent Blvd., fol-lowed by a serviceconducted by Bro. JimHensley at noon.Naida will be laid torest with her lovinghusband of fifty yearsat Claremont Memo-rial Gardens in Win-chester, KY. Memori-als may be made toLiberty Road Com-munity Church, Lex-ington, KY or Hos-pice of the Bluegrass.www.milwardfuneral.com
StateALBANY-Dorothy Hicks, 80,died Wed, June 13,2012. Funeral2pm Mon, DavisChapel Church. Visit5pm Sun, WeldonHaddix Funeral Home.
ASHLAND -James "Rex" Boyd,63, died Thu. Visit12pm with service at1pm Mon, Steen Fu-neral Home, CentralAve, _
BARBOURVILLE -Edwin F. Miller, 61,died Mon. Memorialservice 11am Sat,Hopper FuneralHome. Visit afterlOam Sat.
Richard Theodore"Ted" Barnes, 84,Lexington resident,passed away Thu,June 14, 2012 at St.Joseph Hospital inLexington. He was aBardstown native, aself employed realtor,an Army Veteran ofWorld War II and amember of The FirstCedar Creek BaptistChurch. He is sur-vived by his wife Vir-ginia Jury Barnes ofLexington, his daugh-ter Sue (Marty) Dai-ley of Lexington, histwo sisters VictoriaMontgomery ofHenderson, ClaraBreed of Maud, TX, 1brother James Barnesof Louisville and hisgrandson Benjamin(Alyssum) Bryant ofMonterey, CA. Fu-neral services will beMon June 18th at11am from theGreenwell-HoughlinNorthside FuneralHome with burial inBardstown Cemetery.Bro. Tim Lucas willofficiate. Friends maykindly call Sun from4-8pm at theGreenwell-HoughlinNorthside FuneralHome of Bardstownwho is in charge of ar-rangements.
BEATTYVILLE -Roger Dale Charles,62, father of Travisand Shanna Charles,died June 14, 2012.Service 11am Tue,Porter & Son, Camp-ton. Visit 6pm Mon.
BEREA -Carl B. Hopper, 86,died Fri. Funeral12pm Mon, Davis &Powell Funeral Home.Visit after lOam.www.davisandpowell-funeralhome.com
BROOKSVILLE -Ricky Dale Blevins,56, died Fri. Serviceat the convenience ofthe family. moore and-parkerfh.com
CYNTHIANA -Richard Cox, 52,died Thu. Funeralllam Wed, Ware.Visit 5-8pm Tue.Burial 2pm Wed, Ky.Vet. Cern. www.warefuneralhome.com
FLEMINGSBURG -Wilma Marshall, 81,widow of Harvey Ar-nett Marshall, diedFri. Funeral1pm Wed,Denton-Workman Fu-neral Home. Visit6-9pm Tue.
FRANKFORT-Dee A. Morgan, 78,died Fri. Service 1pmMon at Clark LegacyCenter, Versailles Rd.Visit llam-1pm Mon.www.clarklegacy-center.com
GEORGETOWN -
Anna May Steele Ol-iver, 78, widow ofLewis Layton Oliver,passed away sud-denly Thu, June 14,2012 at GeorgetownCommunity Hospital.A native of Lexington,she was the daughterof the late Carlton"Pete" and Ethel MayCook Steele. Annawas going to be retir-ing this coming Monafter 60 years as anadministrative secre-tary to the late Hill-ary J. Boone andWimbledon Farm. Shewas a member of Ar-lington ChristianChurch, Lexingtonand the Eastern HillsHomemakers. Shewas a person whoselifelong loving, unself-ish example will for-ever be rememberedand imprinted on thehearts of all who knewand loved her. "An-nie" as her family lov-ingly called her, issurvived by one sisterand brother-in-law,Evelyn and BobbyGregory, George-town; one brother,Edgar M. Steele, Lex-ington; nephews andnieces, Mark andMichael McFadden,Monica Brunner,Tamara Gregory,Carla Shelley andSeba Sims. One sis-ter, Helen McFaddenand one nephew, Mat-thew McFadden, pre-ceded her in death.Visitation will beginat 11am Mon atJohnson's FuneralHome followed by fu-neral services at 1pmby Rev. Richard A.Weekley. Burial willbe in the GeorgetownCemetery. Casketbearers will be Markand Michael McFad-den, Wendell Webb,Austin Adams, Mar-shall Shelley, SteveSims and AlexanderBoone. Memorialsmay be made to acharity of one'schoice.
HARLAN-Hyman Farmer, 60.Funeral 12pm Mon,Chevrolet BaptistChurch. Visit 5-8pmSun, Anderson-Laws& Jones FuneralHome.
HARRODSBURG -Wanda Bryant, 53,died Thu. Service1pm Mon, CentennialBaptist Church. VisitMon, lOam until ser-vice. www.simsfuner-alservices.com
HINDMAN-Donna K Slone, 43,died Wed. FuneralSat, 1pm, Nelson Fra-zier Funeral Home.Visit Thu, 6pm.
HINDMAN-Linda KarenStamper, 51, diedWed. Funeral Sat,llam, Mt. Olive ORBchurch, Pippa Passes.Visit Thu 6pm, Nel-son Frazier.
HINDMAN-Andrew MelvinCombs, 66, died Thu.Funeral 3pm Sun atthe Hindman FuneralServices Chapel. VisitSat from 6-9pm.
HINDMAN-Donnie Gibson, 43,died Wed. Funeral12pm Sun, HindmanFuneral ServicesChapel. Visit Sat from6-11pm.
HINDMAN-Winnie FrancisNoble, 89, died Wed.Funeral 11am Tue atthe Hindman FuneralServices Chapel. VisitMon from 4-9pm.
HYDEN-Evelyn York Begley,69, died Thu. Funeral2pm Sun. Visit 6-9pmSat, all at DwayneWalker FuneralHome. www.walker-funeralhomesllc.com
LONDON-Estill Wayne "Toby"Gregory, 58, diedThu. Service 2pm Sunat Bowling FuneralHome. Visit 6pm Sat.
LONDON-Alene Delph, 72.Visit noon Sat withfuneral following at2pm at House & Raw-lings Funeral Chapel.
Mary Stanton WillisDoll, 84, of Louisville,died Tue, June 13,2012. She is prede-ceased by her hus-band, A. Robert Doll;her parents, GolderSandidge Willis andthe Honorable GeorgeL. Willis, Jr; and herbrothers, Alan Sand-idge Willis andGeorge L. Willis III.She is survived by herson, A. Robert Doll,Jr. (Diane); daughter,Mary Angela DollDworin (Richard);grandchildren, BrianPotts (Abigail) andRuthie Dworin; agreat-granddaughter,Lily Potts. In addi-tion, "Aunt MaryStanton" leaves be-hind many nieces,nephews, cousins, andfriends. Mary Stan-ton was a natural art-ist. Everything shetouched became beau-tiful. She grew up inShelbyville, KY. Sheand her brotherGeorge were raised bytheir lovely and cou-rageous mother aftertheir father died whenMary Stanton wastwelve; their littlebrother Alan was hitby a car and died sixmonths later. Underthe very firm guid-ance of her mother,Mary Stanton grew upto be an accom-plished pianist with adeep love for music,history, and garden-ing. All the ingredi-ents of her long andproductive life cametogether at the Col-lege of William andMary. She developeda life-long love for co-lonial and English his-tory, living among thecolonial buildings,homes, and English-style gardens of Wil-liamsburg as she stud-ied the classics. Shebecame a member ofKappa Kappa GammaSorority and was itspresident in her se-nior year. And shemet the tennis jock, A.Robert Doll, whowould be her hus-band until his death in2009, only monthsshort of their sixtiethanniversary. Aftergraduating from Wil-liam and Mary, MaryStanton and Bob weremarried in 1950. Theystayed in Williams-burg until Bob fin-ished law school andthen lived briefly inWashington, D. C. In1953 the Dolls movedto Louisville, where inclose and loving part-nership they builttheir life together. InLouisville, Mary Stan-ton made life-longfriends through her
memberships and par-ticipation in theKappa Kappa GammaAlumnae Association,Women's Club of Lou-isville, Filson Club,J.B. Speed Art Mu-seum, PendennisClub, Louisville BoatClub, Harmony Land-ing Country Club,Douglas Blvd. Chris-tian Church, CalvinPresbyterian Church(where she directedthe children's choir),and First ChristianChurch of Louisville.She was also a mem-ber of the Chicago Bo-tanic Gardens and acharter member of theBailey-Matthews ShellClub in Sanibel, Fl.Mary Stanton lovedLouisville because ofits beauty and longhistory. Of the manyprojects she was in-volved in, some ofthose closest to herheart were LocustGrove, Farmington,the Edison House,and above all, her ownhome and gardens.Among the last gar-dens Mary Stantondesigned was for hergranddaughter'sschool, LouisvilleClassical Academy.The funeral servicewill be at 11am Mon,June 18 at FirstChristian Church7700 US Hwy 42 atWolf Pen Road; Lou-isville. Visitation1-5pm Sun Pearson's149 BreckenridgeLane, Louisville. Thefamily asks that ex-pressions of sympa-thy be made in theform of contributionsto Louisville ClassicalAcademy (Mary Stan-ton Doll Fund for theClassics) or CASA ofthe River Region.
MANCHESTER -Goldie Smith, 69.Service 2pm Sun,Britton FuneralHome. Visit 6pm Sat.
MARTIN-Jesse Wayne Church,30, of Harold, diedWed. Funeral 1pmMon, Mothers HomeOld Regular Baptist.Visit Sat at church.Arr, Nelson Frazier.
MOREHEAD-Joan Bradley, 65,wife of Roy Bradley.Services 2pm Sun,Whisman Cemetery.Visit 6pm Sat, Lane-Stucky-Gray FuneralHome. www.lanes-tuckygray.com
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MOREHEAD-John Junior Trent,67, widower of BettyCaudill Trent. Ser-vices 11am Mon,Lane-Stucky-Gray Fu-neral Home. Visit6pm Sun. www.lanes-tuckygray.com
MT STERLING -Harold Turner Wil-son, 91, husband ofLucille Bohanan Wil-son died Thu. Service2pm Man, Taul FuneralHome. Visit 5-8pm Sunand 1-2pmMon.
NICHOLASVILLE -Ruby Gail Blake-man, 63. Service1:30pm Mon, Betts &West Funeral Home.Visit 4-8pm Sun.Guestbook atwww.BettsandWest-funeralhome.com
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PAINTSVILLE -Donald E. Blair, 66,father of Raedonnadied Wed. Visit 6-9pmSat. Service 1pm Sun,Preston FuneralChapel.
PRESTONSBURG -Ira D. Adams, 67.Graveside services 10am Sat, DavidsonMemorial Gardens,Ivel, KY. Arr, CarterFuneral Home.
PAINTSVILLE -David Caudill, 52,died Thu. Wife An-gela. Visit 10am-lOpmSat. Service 11amSun, New BethelChurch. Arr, PrestonFuneral Home.
PARIS -Carolyn Correll, 74,widow of Bernard LeeCorrell, died Fri. Sheis survived by twosons, Robert David(Diana) Correll,Georgetown, DanielLee Correll, Paris; adaughter, DeborahKay (David) Song-stad, Lexington; andeight grandchildren.Funeral services willbe llam Tue, June19, at Hinton-TurnerFuneral Home. Visi-tation 5-8pm Mon.www.hinton-turnerfuneralhome.com
RICHMOND-Shirley York Reams,72, died Fri. Service1pm Mon at Combs,Parsons & CollinsFuneral Home. Visitafter 11am Mon.www.cpcfh.com
RICHMOND-Ray B. Lunsford.Funeral 11am Tue, atOldham, Roberts &Powell Funeral Home.Visit 5-9pm Mon.www.orpfh.com
SAL YERSVILLE -Cleo ShepherdPatrick, 59, diedThu. Funeral 1pmSun, Magoffin CountyFuneral Home. Visitall day today.
SAL YERSVILLE -Jerrill Perkins, 27,died Thu. Funeral1pm Sun, Bethlehemto Calvary Church.Visit all day today.
SAL YERSVILLE -Mia Paige Howard,infant, died Tue.Gravesite servicesSat, llam, JenkinsCemetery, Pricey, KY.
SCIENCE HILL -Susie M. Dick, 74,died Thu. Service2pm Sun at Morris &Hislope FuneralHome. Visit after 1pmSun. www.morrisan-dhislope.com
SCIENCE HILL -Deva MarcelineCornett Moore, 73,of Waynesburg, diedFri. Service 2pm Sat,Morris & Hislope.Visit llam Sat. www.morrisandhislope.com
SLEMP-Kermit Asher, 82,died Thu. FuneralMon, 1pm at 1st Bap-tist Church, BigLeatherwood. VisitSun,6pm.
SPRINGFIELD -Nancy MulliganSpalding, 71, diedFri, June 15, 2012.Service lOam Mon,St. Rose CatholicChurch. Visit 4-8pmSun, Carey & Son.
WHITESBURG -Travis Morton, 17,died Fri. Funeral 2pmMon, Letcher FuneralHome. Visit 6-10pmSun, Blair BranchChurch. www.letcher-funeralhomeinc.com
WHITESBURG -Hobert C. Lucas Jr,60, died Wed. Fu-neral 11am Sun,Letcher FuneralHome. Visit 5pm Sat.www.letcherfuneral-homeinc.com
WILLISBURG -Bob J. Winchek, 76,husband of Janet Ann;father of Bobby,Deborah (Ricky)Gash, Becky (Gary)Sims; grandfather ofAngie and Jenifer;great grandfather ofMadison and J. Tyler,died Thu. A privateservice to be [email protected]
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