LIFE
AUGUST 11, 2016 • CCF RECORDER • 7B
MARRIAGE LICENSES Carole Dawson, 57, and Timothy Mallery, 55, both of California, issued July 8. Sandra Myers, 58, and Larry Adams, 63, both of Milford, issued July 8. Heather Reinhart, 42, of Cincinnati and Shawn Abney, 43, of Fort Thomas, issued July 8. Melinda Borchers, 28, of Cincinnati and Henry Backer, 30, of Fort Wright, issued July 8. Alma Parrott, 57, of Pineville and Kenneth Chambers, 50, of Selma, issued July 8. Carrie Blevins, 39, and Michael Wilder, 40, both of Fort Thomas, issued July 8. Jennifer Clark, 42, of Fort Thomas and Daniel Becker, 50, of Covington, issued July 9. Rosalie McComas, 34, of Fort Campbell and Eric Smith, 36, of Covington, issued July 9. Amy Clegg, 32, of West Colombia and Benjamin Gray, 34, of Cincinnati, issued July 9. Heather Evans, 39, of South Bend and Brian Wayson, 41, of Fort Thomas, issued July 9. Lauren Godden, 29, of Cincinnati and Michael Bausano, 35, of Calumet, issued July 9. Kelli Sloane, 35, of Wabash and Michael McSwain, 45, of Dayton, issued July 9. Allie Ellis, 24, of Cincinnati and Robert Holder, 39, of Covington, issued July 11. Suzanne Gill, 29, of Fort Lauderdale and Rajkumar Sundram Jr., 28, of Saint Louis, issued July 11. Angela Fages, 35, of Saint Paul and Joseph Brinkman, 38, of Fort Thomas, issued July 12. Mara Casey, 31, of Troy and Robert Coggins, 32, of Cleveland, issued July 13. Chelsea Paul, 24, and Brandon Lillie, 24, both of Cincinnati, issued July 13. Alyssa Severns, 20, of Nashville and Jesse Terbrueggen, 22, of Seoul, issued July 13. Jennifer Ramsey, 34, of Fort Thomas and Michael McVey, 37, of Cincinnati, issued July 14. Terri Robbins, 26, and Barry Williams Jr., 26, both of Cincinnati, issued July 14. Terri Williams, 26 and Barry Willison Jr., 26, both of Cincin-
nati, issued July 14. Sarah Alford, 33, of Covington and Nicholas Wilson, 35, of Fort Thomas, issued July 15. Julia Daniel, 50, of Newark and James Parker, 55, of Hamilton, issued July 15. Stacey Boss, 50, of Subic Bay and Jason Keith, 49, of Hamilton, issued July 16. Joseph Byrnes, 52, of Cincinnati and Carlos Cardenas, 41, of Acapulco, issued July 16. Peggy Smallwood, 23, and Joseph Brennan, 24, both of Cincinnati, issued July 16. Linda Johnston, 51, of Cincinnati and Jack Tolle, 48, of Fort Thomas, issued July 16. Rachel Curry, 24, of Oklahoma City and Casey Vatter, 24, of Cincinnati, issued July 18. Angela Flaugher, 36, Fort Thomas and Vincent Kreig, 51, of Dayton, issued July 18. Andrea Vargas-Garro, 36, of Cartago and Christopher Blair, 45, of Cincinnati, issued July 19. Gabrielle Combs, 24, of Fort Thomas and Kevin Noll, 23, of Edgewood, issued July 19. Melissa Tipton, 41, of Fort Thomas and Jeremy Lavelle, 26, of Riverside, issued July 20. Christina Tharps, 29, and Robert Moore, 31, both of Cincinnati, issued July 20. Amber Davie, 25, of Wilmington and Clyde Sebastian Jr., 28, of Fort Thomas, issued July 21. Rachel Coles, 40, of Bristol and Timothy Tanner, 55, of Sikeston, issued July 22. Amanda Johnson, 30, of Cincinnati and Derik Taylor, 34, of Huntington, issued July 22. Kathleen Ford, 52, and Mark Rosing, 56, both of Covington, issued July 22. Kaitlyne Farmer, 21, and Daylin Garland II, 20, both of Fort Thomas, issued July 22. Melissa Doyle, 27, of Lewisville and Jeroen Van Hove, 30, of Leuven, issued July 23. Susan Jelinek, 56, of Oak Park and Dorothy Gatch, 56, of Washington, issued July 23. Rebecca Summers, 29, of Dayton and Joshua Langworthy, 33, of Cincinnati, issued July 23.
DEATHS William Powell William Gerald Powell, 74, of Campbell County, died July 31. Jerry graduated from Highlands High School and the University of Cincinnati. Jerry was very involved in coaching sports for his children Steve Powell, Wendy Howard and Christy de Leon while they were growing up and loved being around the family. He was very active in the community and in his church while he lived in Fort Thomas. Some of the best times he had were watching football and basketball games His wife, Gayle Parker Powell; and son, Steve Powell, died previously. Survivors include his daughter, Wendy Howard; and two granddaughters. Burial was at Alexandria Cemetery in Alexandria. Memorials: Orphan Care Alliance, 115 N. Watterson Trail, Suite 201, Louisville, KY 40243.
Donald Roll Donald S. Roll, 83, of Cincinnati and formerly of Campbell County, died July 26. He was a retired commercial artist and business owner of Don Roll & Associates and D.R. Fulfillment Inc. He was also a former Newport City Commissioner. His daughter, Lori Roll Owens; and brothers, Tom and Robert Roll, died previously. Survivors include his life partner, Joan Schraffenberger; sons, Michael Roll, Patrick Roll, and Jeffrey Roll; daughters, Donna Roll and Christy Embs; siblings, Shirley Kirby, Marilyn Bridewell, Virginia Walz, and Albert Roll; the mother of his children, Anna Price Roll; and 10 grandchildren along with
12 great-grandchildren. Memorials: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105.
Gary Scott Gary Dale Scott, 72, of Kissimmee, Florida, and formerly of Cold Spring, died July 8 at Florida Hospital in Kissimmee. He was a professor at Northern Kentucky University and a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War. His son, Robert “Rob” Scott, died previously. Survivors include his daughter, Melissa Werner; sister, Joyce Scott; and two grandsons. Burial with military honors was at Alexandria Cemetery.
Eileen Smith Eileen E. Smith, 94, of Alexandria, died July 31 at the Baptist Convalescent Center in New-
port. She was a homemaker, longtime member of the Alexandria Cemetery board of directors, member of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ of Alexandria, and a member of the Me & Thee club at church. She never missed an activity, performance or sporting event of any of her grandchildren and she filled her days with gardening, shopping, baby-sitting, reading to her grandchildren, and talking on the phone until all hours of the night. Her husband, Bill Smith; and brother, Carroll Kuhl, died previously. Survivors include her daughter, Karen Ling; son, Bill Smith; and five grandchildren along with eight great-grandchildren. Interment was at Alexandria Cemetery. Memorials: St. Paul’s United Church of Christ, 1 N. Jefferson
St., Alexandria, KY 41001.
Pamela Terry Pamela Ann Terry, 64, of Bellevue, died July 28 at her home. Her husband, Ronald Everett Terry; and father, Herbert Hebel, died previously. Survivors include her children, Joshua Terry, Maredith Terry, and Samantha Terry; stepson, Michael Terry; mother, Mary Lou Hebel; siblings, Cindy Klein, Gary Hebel, Randy Hebel, and Paula Hammond; and seven grandchildren. She donated her body to the University of Cincinnati Medical College. Memorials: Grandview Elementary Preschool, 500 Grandview Ave., Bellevue, KY 41073; or to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
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