The Madison Record - May 1, 2024

TheJamesClemensJetstraveledtoGrissom,sweepingtheTigerstoearnatriptotheElite8state baseballplayoffs.

BothMadisonteamsheading toElite8baseballplayo games

ThePatriotsandJetshadbig winsovertheweekendtoadvanceinthestateplayoffs.Bob Jonesrolledintotheplayoffs andtookdownrivalSparkman athomewithaFridaydouble-headersweep.ThePatriots andThompsondobattlein Game1onThursdayat4:30 p.m.andGame2at7p.m.If Game3isneeded,itwillbe playedonFridayat4:30p.m. alsoatBobJonesHighSchool. JamesClemensmadethedrive easttofaceGrissominthe rstroundoftheplayoffslast Fridaywithadouble-header.The JetssweptawaytheTigerswith back-to-backwins.TheJetswill faceHooverinBirminghamon Thursdaywithgamesat4:30 p.m.and7p.m.Seefullstory onpage1B

ByMARIARAKOCZY maria@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-ThecityofMadisonismakingprogressto nishToyotaFieldimprovements tomeetMajorLeagueBaseball’snewestrequirementsfor minorleaguestadiums. Thoserequirementsinclude improvementstotrainingfacilitiesandlighting,additional wallpaddingaroundthe eld, andhighersafetynetting. Theseimprovementswerealreadymadebythecitypriorto thecurrentseasonbutthelast andbiggestimprovementhas yettobestartedandneedsto becompletedbytheMLB-imposeddeadlineofbeforethe openingofthe2025season. Thecitystillneedstobuild abrandnewclubhouseforvis-

TheBobJonesPatriotscompletedasweepofrivalSparkmanto advanceinthestate7Abaseballplayoffs.

itingteamsthatmeetsMLB’s newrequirementfor1,000 squarefootclubhousesfor bothhomeandawayteams.At theApril22meeting,thecity councilkickstartedtheprocess byapprovingthehiringofan architectatthecostof$495,500 todrawupplansforthenew clubhouse.

Thecityhasorderedfortwo planstobedrawnupfortwo differentversionsoftheclubhouse.

Oneplanwillfeaturea four-storybuildingwitha clubhouseandvisitorlocker roomonthebottomleveland fansuitesandeventspaceson theupperlevels.Thesecond planisone-storywithfacilities justforthenewclubhousebut wouldbebuilttoaccommodate

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MADISON–TheLibertyMiddle Schoolcommunityiscontinuingto faceaverydif cultsituationafter astudentcollapsedTuesdayafternoonatschoolandneverrecovered.

WAFFreportedlastTuesday thatachildwastransportedtothe hospitalafterhavingamedical emergencywhileinclass. AccordingtoDonWebsterwith HEMSI,theincidenthappenedon thefootball eldataround2:47p.m. IthappenedduringaP.E.class.

MadisonCitySchoolsspokespersonJohnPecksaidHEMSI,MadisonPoliceandMadisonFirewere quicklyoncampustoaddressthe situation.

Thestudentwastransportedthe studenttoHuntsvilleHospitalfor WomenandChildren. Wednesdayafternoon,Liberty PrincipalShannonBrownsentan emailtoparentsupdatingthemon thesituation.

“MorganWilliams,a7th-grade student,experiencedamedical emergencyoncampusandsadlypassedaway,”Shannonstated. “Thislosshasandwillraisemany emotions,concerns,andquestions forourentireschool,especially ourstudents.

“MadisonCitySchoolshasaCrisisInterventionTeammadeupof professionalstrainedtohelpwith theneedsofstudents,parents,and schoolpersonnelatdif culttimes suchasthis.AtLMS,wehave counselorsavailableforstudents whomayneedanytypeofassistancesurroundingthisloss.These

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THEFAIRISHERE! TheBigOl’BallparkFairhasreturnedtoToyotaFieldfthroughSunday,May5.Thisisthe fthconsecutiveyearthatToyotaFieldhasteamedupwithKisselEntertainmentfortheevent.TheFairopensat4p.m.on weeknightsand1p.m.onSaturdaysandSundays.BigOl’BallparkFairfeatures30ridesandnumerousgamesand activitiesinandaroundToyotaField.Formoreinformation,gotokisselentertainment.com.

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MADISON-Aswork continuesontheTown Madisoninterchangeon Interstate565inMadison,driversshouldexpect nighttimedetoursforsettingbridgegirdersover theinterstateduringthe nexttwotothreemonths.

Duetotheoverhead work,periodicweeknight closuresofonedirection ofI-565atatime—westboundoreastbound— willbenecessaryforpublicsafety.

Weatherpermitting,a closurewestboundI-565 withthedetouroftraf c isscheduledforSunday throughThursday,between10p.m.and4a.m. nightly. ThedetourwillbeMadisonBoulevard,fromExit 13toWallTrianaHighwaytoExit9. Theeastbounddetour, whichwillbeimplementedonfuturedates,will beWallTrianaHighway fromExit9toMadison BoulevardtoExit13. Alldetourswillbelimitedtolatenightandearlymorninghours.This iswhentraf cvolumeis lowestandAlabamaDepartmentofTransportationcanminimizethe travelimpact. SignaltimingsonMadisonBoulevardhavebeen modi edtoaccommodate thedetour.MadisonPolicewillassistwithtraf c control.

LocalstudentsorganizeMadFestfordayoffun,service

ByMARIARAKOCZY maria@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–AbrandnewfestivalisbringingthecityofMadison togetherforfunandservicethis weekend,andit’sallorganizedby localhighschoolstudents.

TheinauguralMadFestishappeningthisSaturday,May4attheMadisonCityStadium.Itwillhaveall thetrappingsofafunfestivalwith artisanvendors,hotairballoon rides,foodtrucks,andacarshow withtheaddedtwistofcommunity serviceopportunities.That’sright. Thisisnoordinaryfestival.It’sa festivalthatunitesandgivesbackto thecommunity.

Notonlythat,butMadFesthas beenorganizedentirelybyBob JonesHighSchoolandJamesClemensHighSchoolstudents,showing offtheabilitiesofyoungMadison residents.

“MadFestisanythingbutyouraveragefestival.Forstarters,itisENTIRELYstudentled.Everylittlede-

tailhasbeenmeticulouslythought outbyoutstandingstudentsatboth BobJonesandJamesClemens. Also,theentiredaywillemphasize oursloganof“TwelveSchools,One City,” CommunicationsDirectorforthe festivalandaBobJonesstudent,SimonAdkins,commented.

Thesestudentsareonamission todogoodinthecityofMadison andunitethetwohighschools,that areoftenseenasrivals.

“MadisonCitySchoolsishometo twoofthehighestperforminghigh schoolsinournation.Withincredibleacademicsandoutstandingextracurricularopportunities,MadisonCitytrulypreparesstudents forthefuture.I’vewatchedasboth schoolshavemadetremendouseffortstobetterourcommunityand region.However,collaborativeeffortsbetweenthetwoschoolshave oftenbeendif cult,”FestivalDirector,BobJonessenior,andMVP’s YouthVolunteeroftheYearAndrewCrockersaid.

Crockerwasdriventounitethe twoschoolstodosomethinggreat forthecity.

“InAugust,Iwantedtoplanan opportunityforbothschoolstoconnectandmakeanimpactonMadison,”saidCrocker.“There’ssuch greatpotentialinworkingtogether —combiningtheresourcesbetween bothschoolshassuchgreatpotentialinconnectingourcommunity. Madisonisaplacewherewe“love wherewelive,”andMadFestisan opportunityforstudentstocome togetherandshowourcommunity howtruethisreallyis.”

“Wewanttoshowourcommunitythatwetrulyarebettertogether. Thistiesintowhywedecidedtoadd acommunityserviceaspect,”said Adkins.“Theideatoincludeserviceprojectscamefromthesimple desiretoshowthecityofMadison whatourstudentsareallabout.We plantogotomultiplelocationsin thisareaandgivebacktothecommunitythathasinvestedsomuch

Saturdaywasthedaymany lookforwardtoallyear.It wastimeorthe2024Asbury Car&BikeShowinMadison. HostedbyAsburyChurch, theventfeaturedplentyof showvehicles.Theline-up featuredmotorcycles,hot rods,cruisers,pick-ups, hogs,vintagebeautiesand exoticimports.Formorephotos,checkouttheMayissue ofMadisonLivingMagazine (www.madisonlivingmagazine.com).

SCHOOLS

Fourth-graders absorb‘ eHistory ofMadison’from CindiSanderson

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MADISON–Cityparks, downtownstreets,school campuses...evenChickl-A.Theseandmany othertopicsinterested fourth-gradersatMadisonElementarySchool whenCindiWhitworth Sandersonpresented “TheHistoryofMadison” onApril23.

AnativeofMadison, Sandersoncantraceher familylineageinMadison to1828.“Iliketoshare Madison’shistorybecauseofmyrootsIhave astrongbeliefinpreservingthepast,”shesaid.Beforeretirement,Sandersoncompiledabookabout MadisonElementary’s evolutiontotoday.

“ItoldthemthatI’ma MadisonHornet,justlike them,becauseIretired fromMadisonElementaryalmostnineyearsago,” Sandersonsaid.“Iwasin the rstgraduatingclass atBobJonesHighSchool. Ourclasswillhaveour 50thclassreunionthis year.”

Sandersonexplained thatCherokee,Chickasaw andCreekNativeAmericanssharedhunting groundsaroundMadison butdidn’thavepermanentvillagesinNorth CentralAlabama. In1818,JohnCartwrightsettledatwhat’s nowPalmerPark.Many pioneersstayedforthe richsoilandabundant springs.Madisonwas foundedasarailroad townalongtheMemphis &CharlestonRailroadin themid-1850’s.

“Pioneersweredrawn byconditionsconducive tocottonfarming.Merchantsweredrawnby farmers’wealth,”Sandersonsaid.

Madison’swesternperimeterwascalledNubbinsRidge,nowJames ClemensHighSchool’s campus.Clemensbought 45lotsandsold15before

hisdeathin1860.

Thislandexchangeled toClemens’title,‘Founder ofMadison.’HewasrelatedtoauthorSamuelClemens(akaMarkTwain) andfatherofU.S.Sen. JeremiahClemens.

JamesClemenswanted thetownnamed“Clemens Depot”;however,railroad mapslabeledthelocation as“MadisonStation.” Thenameagainchanged to“Madison”atincorporationin1869,Sanderson said.

TheiconicRoundhouse wasbuiltoverthetown’s wellnearMainStreet Cafein1898.Thestructureservedasthemayor’s of ce,cityhall,card-playingparlorand‘pop-up’ barbershop.

Aftertheoriginal’s demolitionin1936,the Roundhouse’sreplicawas builtin1986byvolunteers duringtheMadisonStreet Festival.Today,Madison StationHistoricPreservationSocietymaintainsthe building.

“The rstorganized publicschoolwasMadisonMaleandFemale Academyin1885,”Sandersonsaid.Next,Madison TrainingSchooloriginallystoodnearcurrent-day AnimalTraxuntil1907 whenitwasmovedon logs,likelytocurrent-day MadisonElementary’s parkinglot.

In1924,theschoolwas renamed“MadisonHigh School.”In1936,anew buildingcosting$55,000 openedforMHS,nowthe siteofyourschool,MadisonElementary,Sandersonsaid.

“WhenMadisonTrainingSchoolwastorndown, whatwasthelumberused for?Acityhallwasbuilt onMartinStreet;partwas usedforanArnettStreet house,”Sandersonsaid.

MadisonHighSchool’s lastgraduatingclassin 1951had12graduates.“In December1972,BobJones HighSchoolwasof cially

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Fourth-gradersatMadisonElementarySchoollistenedintentlywhenCindiSandersondiscussedfactsandafewlegends about“TheHistoryofMadison.”

ChrisNikic(USA)isaforcetobereckonedwith. e runnerfromMaitland,Florida,isthe rstpersonwith Down’ssyndrometocompleteallWorldMarathonMajor races,earninghis nalSixStarmedalattheTokyoMarathoninTokyo,Japan,onMarch3,2024.

TheJamesClemensbranchofthenationwideprogram,GlobalMinds,wasfoundedbystudentOviyaGowderwhodescribes theprogramas“afor-youthby-youthorganizationthatinspiresstudentstoformsocialbonds,andinterculturalrelationships, andtoconsiderglobalissuesthroughyouth-ledextracurricularactivities.”

GlobalMindscompetitionencourages Madisonstudentstoexpresscultures

ByMARIARAKOCZY maria@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Madisonmiddle schoolandhighschoolstudentsare encouragedtoexpresstheirculturesthroughartandwritinginthe JamesClemensHighSchoolGlobal MindsCompetition.

Thecompetitionissupportedby theJamesClemensbranchofthe nationwideprogram,GlobalMinds. Thelocalbranchwasfoundedby studentOviyaGowderwhodescribestheprogramas“afor-youth by-youthorganizationthatinspires studentstoformsocialbonds,and interculturalrelationships,and toconsiderglobalissuesthrough youth-ledextracurricularactivities.”

OnceanEnglishlanguagestudentherselfinelementaryschool, Gowderwasinspiredtostartthe GlobalMindschaptertohelpthe EnglishlanguagestudentsatJames Clemensmakefriendsand ndcommunityinthegreaterstudentbody.

InpartnershipwiththeJames ClemensEnglishLanguagedepartment,thecluboffersatutoring servicethatpairsEnglishlanguage studentswithnativeEnglishspeakingstudentstofostermutualeducationalandcommunity-building opportunities.

Theyarecappingoffthe2023-24 schoolyearwithacompetitionthat encouragesbothhighschooland

middleschoolstudentstosubmit piecesofartandliteraturethatexpresstheirdifferentcultures.

“Thiscompetitionistobringthe uniqueperspectiveofeveryELand Non-ELstudentthroughacompetitionformatfromacrosstheschool system,evenincludingtheteachers ofMCSwhohaveexpressedinterestinbringingthisintootherhigh schoolsandmiddleschools.Endof theday,it’stoincitelong-lasting bondsbetweenallstudentsregardlessofcommunicationandcultural differences,”saidGowderofwhat shehopesthecompetitionwillaccomplish.

Sheexplained,“Thecompetition isanonlineformatthatissimilar tothePTARe ectioncompetition wherestudentscansubmitanoriginalpieceofartorliteraturethat

ALibertyMiddlestudentwasrecognizedlastweekbythe MadisonCityBoardofEducationforhertop nishinthestate archerytournament,placing3rdoutof300competitors.LydiaHosmer,a7thgrader,isthe rstMCSstudenttoplaceat theStateArcheryTournament.Shescored283pointsoutof apossible300.AccompanyinghertotheBoardmeetingwas hercoach,MarthaPrichard,andPrincipalShannonBrown.

representstheiruniquecultural backgroundandspeaksontopics likediversity,inclusion,andglobal issues.”

Thecompetitionisopentoboth regularEnglishstudentsandESL studentsinbothmiddleschooland highschool.Thereisbothaliteraturecategoryandanartcategory forELandnon-ELstudentsateach schoollevel.Thereareeightcategoriesintotalandthetop veineach categorywillreceiveamedal.The topthreewillreceivetheprizesof $25for rstplace,$15forsecond place,and$10forthirdplace.Each participantwillreceiveadigitalcerti catefortheirparticipation. ThedeadlinetoenterisFriday May3at11:59pm.Forinformation andtoenterthecompetition,visit forms.gle/NJru12i3kQGhYoQk6.

RoboticsstudentsfromDiscoveryMiddleSchoolwowedan audienceofseniorcitizenswitharobotdemonstration.The studentsshowedofftheircraftattheVitalityLivingUpland Parkseniorcitizensfacility.Studentsbroughttheirrobots thattheyhadworkedonthroughoutthe2023-2024VEXVRC competitiveseasongavetheresidentsdemonstrations.Residentsalsohadanopportunitytodriveandcontroltherobots.

LIVING

Toassistthemonarchs’migration,MadisonVisionaryPartnersisleadingacommunityprojecttoencourageresidents

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Madison ArtsAllianceurgesresidentstomarktheircalendarsforthe2024summerconcertlineupfor “SoundsofSummer.”

Theconcertvenueis HomePlacePark,100 ShorterSt.,twostreets southofMainStreetin downtownMadison.The concertsarefree.

•June27,LunaKoi –WillentertainatHome PlaceParkfortwohours offamily-friendly,free music.AfewofLunaKoi’s coversongsare“Everything”(Lifehousecover); “Dreams”and“Sound Check”(FleetwoodMac); and“Volcano.”

Call256-763-0309,email joynerkelly0@gmail.com, orvisitkellyjoynerlive. comorFacebook/Luna Koi.

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MADISON–MadisonVisionaryPartnersorMVPwillconduct aninteresting,themedoccasion tocelebratecompletionofthe “MarchoftheMonarch”mural onShorterStreet.

MVPwillhostthePollinator PlantandSeedGiveawaytorecognizethemural’s‘opening’onMay 5from1to3p.m.Theplantswill beavailableoutsideHonestCoffee Roastersat92ShorterSt.,immediatelysouthofTheAvenueapartmentcommunity.Thegiveaway willcontinuewhilesupplieslast.

“SwingbyonMay5tocheckout the‘MarchoftheMonarchs’mural,pickupafreepollinatorplant orseeds,andlearnmoreabout howyoucanhelptheMonarchs,” MVPExecutiveDirectorMelanie Thorntonsaid.

BloomingGardenAlabamais supplyingtheplants.

“PopintoHonestCoffeeRoasters,wheretheywillbefeaturinga specialbrew,FlowerPowerLatte, tocelebratetheday,”Thornton said.

“TheMadisonMuralTrailis trulyagrassrootseffortthatbeganwithagroupofcommunity memberswhowantedtoseemore publicartinthecity,”Thornton said.“MadisonVisionaryPartnerswashappytoleadthisproject,and,overthecourseofayear, wehaveworkedcloselywithcity leaderstobringthisideatoreality.” SponsorfortheeventisBank Independent. Throughgrantsandcorporate donors,MVPhassuccessfully fundedtwomuralprojects,which werecompletedinApril.

“Designedbytheincrediblytalentedlocalartist,AnnMoeller, the‘MarchoftheMonarch’mural willpayhomagetotheMonarch

MadisonArtsAlliance sponsorsthisconcert seriesandpresentsthe eventinpartnershipwith MadisonVisionaryPartners.

•July11,CalypsoVision –Entertainingaudiencesforthepast10years. Thebandgivesarelaxed beachfrontspirit,witha heavydoseofBuffett-style classics.

MadisonVisionaryPartnerswillconductaplantgiveawayonMay5tocelebrate

butter y--ourstateinsectand asymboloftransformationand community,whichrepresents ourowncity’sgrowth,”Thornton said.

Toassistthemonarchs’migration,MVPisleadingacommunityprojecttoencourageresidents andbusinessestoplantmorepollinatorgardens.“TheMonarch butter yisAlabama’sstateinsect andisinneedofourhelp,”project leaderBaileyEricksonsaid.“The Monarchpopulationhasdeclined by90percentduetoinsecticides, urbansprawl,climatechange (andotherfactors).”

“MadisonisastopontheMonarch’sjourneyfromMexico,and

we’retryingtoprovidethemwith morefoodtostaystrongandfor theMonarchpopulationtoincrease,”Ericksonsaid.

Thesecondmural,“Madison Station,Established1869,”appearsontheeasternsideofretail storesat14MainSt.indowntown Madison.SonyaClemonsdesignedthemural.

Tocompletethemuralproject,MVPreceivedfundingfrom HuntsvilleAreaAssociationof RealtorsorHAAR,ToyotaAlabama,SealyManagementand BankIndependent.

Formoreinformation,visit mvpmadison.orgorhonesthsv. coffee. MVP’splantgiveawaytocelebrate downtown’snewMonarchmural

•May30,TheZooks–Seriesopenerwiththe returnofacrowdfavorite. Thebanddescribesitself aspeople“allabouthavingfun.”TheZooksoften welcomesurpriseguests.

TheZooks rstorganizedin2000onKwajalein intheMarshallIslands whenbandmembersmet eachotherbecauseof theirjobswithacontractorfortheU.S.Army,band spokespersonRandyRazooksaid.

TheZooksperformclassicrockanthems,Motown tunesandrhythm-andbluesstandards.Their dancemusichailsfrom thewell-knownclassics inpopandrockfromthe 1960sthrough1980s.Band memberspridethemselvesinputtingsmileson theaudience’sfaces. Emailandy.razook@ gmail.comorvisitFacebook/TheZooks.

•June13,Groove–This groupwillplaytunesfor groovin’totheirversions offunk,rhythmandblues, soul,popanddanceparty music.

Call256-527-4545,email partywithgroove@gmail. comorvisitFacebook/ Groove.

Call256-503-0554,email thegregcast@gmail.com orvisitlinktr.ee/calypsovisionorFacebook/CalypsoVision.

•July25,SecondHand Smoke–Thisgroupmay beaduobuttheirsound cancompetewithalargersetofmusicians.Their musicwillkeeptheaudiencemovingtothebeat. Call256-694-5477,orvisitFacebook/SecondHand Smoke.

Foodtruckswilloffer temptingfoodandsnack optionsattheconcerts.In addition,downtowneateriesarenearbyfora‘sitdownmeal.’ MadisonArtsAlliance seekstofosterandpromotetheartsinMadison County.Throughmembership,events,sponsorsand partners,theorganization strivestoprovidequality culturalexperiencesand growthinNorthAlabama.

RosalieHolcombeis PresidentofMadisonArts Alliance.MadisonVisionaryPartnersisthealliance’s scalsponsor. Formoreinformation,emailinfo@madisonartsalliance.orgorvisit madisonartsalliance.org.

The“SoundsofSummer”concertserieswillopenMay30 withTheZooksinHomePlacePark.

Solutions

HuntsvilleBotanicalGardenishostingawhimsicaljourneythroughanmesmerizingexhibit, GlassinFlight.Wanderamong21breathtaking,larger-than-lifeglasssculpturesthatcapture thedelicatebeautyandintricatedetailsofnature’smostfascinatingpollinators–fromthe vibrantwingsofbutter iestotheiridescentshimmerofdragon ies,themeticulouscraftsmanshipofbeetles,andthegentlebuzzofbees.Thisexhibitismorethanadisplay;it’san invitationtoseetheGardenanditsinhabitantsinanenchantinglight.Eachpiece,crafted withexceptionalartistrybyartistAlexHeveri,tellsastoryof ight,transformation,andthe delicatebalanceofnature.Formoreinformation,gotohsvbg.org/glass-in- ight.

Yes,May4is“International StarWarsDay,”andofcourse, theHuntsvilleSymphony intendstomakeanImperially bigdealaboutit.Fewmusiciansinthisgalaxy(orany other)haveimpactedtheart ofcinemamorethanthegreat JohnWilliams.Thisprogram celebratestheMovieMaestro’slifeandlegacy,

Newandexpectantparentsdon’tmissthe2024 HuntsvilleBabypalooza BabyExpo.It’safreeday offunandinformationto connectyouwithessentialresources,education, andcommunitysupport. TheSuperBowlofbaby expos!Gotobabypalooza.comformoreinformation.

CasualClassicsconcertsare “outside-of-the-box”classicalperformancesinvolving smallerHSOensembles andashorterperformance length.OftenCasualClassicsperformancespairclassicalmusicwithanactivityor presentitinanon-traditional (non-concerthall)setting. Performancesaregenerally anhourinlength.

ByMARIARAKOCZY maria@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Afterasuccessfulevent in2023,BlessFestatMostMercifulJesusCatholicParishisreturningfora secondyearwithmorevendors,activities,andfun.

Lastyearfeaturedeighteendifferentvendorssellingavarietyofartisan goodsalongwithgamesforthekids, foodintheformofbratwurst,hamburgers,hotdogs,andribs,anauction,anda raf e.Thisyear,eventorganizershave planstobuildonthesuccessoftheirinauguralyearthatwasnotdampenedby rainyweather.

“InspiteofbadweatheronSunday lastyear,allthevendorswereinterestedinreturningforthenextFest,” saidBlessFestCommitteeLead,Pat Chomskis.

Anothercommitteemember,Nancy Suckow,likewisecommented,“Wewere thrilledwiththeparticipationfromvendors&volunteers,aswellasourparishionersandresidentsfromnearbyneighborhoodsthatattendedthefest.Overthe courseof2days,wehadapproximately 400attendees.Wede nitelymetourgoal andexceededourexpectations.”

Thisyear’sfestwillagainfeatureartisanvendors,food,games,asilentand ticketauction,andaraf e.Thefestival

bene

tstheparishanditsplanstobuild permanentfacilitiestomeettheneeds ofthegrowingMadisoncommunity. BlessFestwilltakeplaceonSaturday May4andSundayMay5from9:30amto 4pm.Admissionis$5perfamilyandrafeticketsstartat$5tobeenteredforthe grandprizesof$3,000,$1,000,and$500 cashprizes. Visitwww.mostmercifuljesuschurch. orgformoreinformationandtogetinvolvedasasponsororvendor.

RebirthBrassBandkicksoffBAMALAMABackyardConcertshostedintheArtistMeadowof TheOrionAmphitheaterstartingMay3at6p.m.withDaveAndersonandHuntsvilleCommunityDrumline!Formoreinformation,gotowww.theorionhuntsville.com.

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–“AnEveningintheDesertwith OperationEagleClaw” willassemblesevenU.S. Armyveteransaspanelistswhowereinthe missiontofreeAmerican hostagescapturedin1979 byIran.

Redstone-Huntsville ChapteroftheAssociationoftheUnitedStates ArmyorAUSAishosting thesessiononMay8from 5to9p.m.attheJackson Center,6001MoquinDrive NWinHuntsville.This eventmarksthethird timethatAUSAandArmy HeritageCenterFoundationhaveraisedfundsfor theU.S.VeteransMemorialMuseum.

Thesessionwilldate backtoNov.4,1979,when Iranianmilitantsseized theU.S.EmbassyinTehranandabducted53hostages.Prolongednegotiationsensuedtofreethe hostages.

U.S.PresidentCarter eventuallyorderedthe IranHostageRescuemissionwiththeArmy’sDeltaForce,sailors,airman andmarinestoattempt therescueonApril24,

1980.After444days,the hostagecrisis nallyended. “Iwanttostressthat ‘AnEveningintheDesertwithOperationEagle Claw’willbeahistoric event,astheseveterans haveneverbeforetold theirstoryinpublic,” AUSARedstone-HuntsvilleChapterPresident MarcJacobsonsaid.“The lessonslearnedfromOEC promptedtheestablishmentofanewmulti-serviceorganization.The U.S.SpecialOperations Command(USSOCOM) becameoperationalin April1987.”

“Eachservicenowhas itsownspecialoperations forcesunderUSSOCOM’s overallcontrol,”Jacobson said.“Alsocreatedwas the160thSpecialOperationsAviationRegiment orSOARNightStalkers. TheUnitedStatesnow trainsmilitaryhelicopter pilotsforlow-levelpenetration,aerialrefueling andnight-visiongoggles.” ArmyDeltaForceOperatorsfromthismission willlookinsidethereal storyinthedesertand lessonslearnedforspecial operations,Jacobsonsaid.

SpaceMonkeys!

ByGREGGPARKER

gregg@themadisonrecord.com

HUNTSVILLE–FantasyPlayhouse Children’sTheater&Academywillsoon launchtheworldpremiereproduction, “SpaceMonkeys!TheAdventuresof Baker&Able”inMay9-10.

ArtisticDirectorStephenTylerDavis wroteanddirected“SpaceMonkeys!,” whichwillroundoutFantasyPlayhouse’sall-originalseason.

“Thisfreshnewscriptisfun,thehistoryistrue,andthecastishugewith 50-plusactorsatVonBraunCenter Playhouse,700MonroeSt.SW.,”Emily Rodricksaid.RodrickisMarketing/PublicRelationsManagerforFantasyPlayhouse.

Theshow’splotinvolves vekids inHuntsvillewhoconveneeveryfull moonfortheirsecretspacesociety.This month,theyseektoinductanewmember.However,theinducteehasnever heardofAmerica’sinfamous“Space Monkeys,”sothe veembarkonsharing the65-year-oldcourageousstory.

“In1959,twobravemonkeys–Baker andAble--leadthechargeforspaceexploration.Buckleupandholdontight foranadventureofgalacticmagnitude. Astoryoffriendship,bravery,sacri ce anddreamingbig,thisworld-premiere playwillinspireallages,”Rodricksaid.

In1959,theU.S.neededaColdWar winandthecountrywaseyeingspaceight.Andsoapairofmismatched monkeysfoundthemselvesbundledup andplacedinaJupitermissile.Able andBakerbecamethe rstprimatesto survivespace ightduringasuborbital predawn ightonMay28,1959. Theirsurvivalmadetheminstantcelebrities,althoughspace ightwasnot themostdramaticpartoftheirstories. Toannouncetheirsuccessful ight, NASAunveiledAbleandBakertojournalistsinthesameroomwherejusta monthpriortheyhadintroducedthe Mercury7asthecountry’s rsthuman astronautcandidates. Ablediedfourdaysafterthe ight

fromareactiontotheanestheticgiven duringsurgerytoremoveanelectrode, butBakerlivedtobreaktherecordfor oldestlivingsquirrelmonkey.

In1971,MissBakermovedtotheU.S. Space&RocketCenterinHuntsville,Alabama,wheresheentertainedmuseum visitorsanddrew100–150lettersaday fromschoolchildrenThe1977birthday celebrationsbroughtballoons,camera ashes,andtheregularfareofcottage cheeseforMissBaker.

In1982,centerdirectorEdBuckbee said,“Bakerdelightsvisitorseveryday withherenergyandantics.”

Incelebrationofthe25thanniversary ofherspace ight,Bakerwastreatedto arubberduckand,herfavorite,strawberrygelatinwithbananas,alongwith well-wishesfromthousandsofpeople.

In1984,MissBakerdiedofkidney failureataclinicatAuburnUniversity. SheisburiedonthegroundsattheU.S. Space&RocketCenter.Hertombstone routinelyhasoneormorebananason top.

TheBoeingCompanyisthesponsor for“SpaceMonkeys!”

ShowtimeswillbeMay9andMay10 (whichisFantasyPlayhouseAlumni Night)at7p.m.ShowsonMay11and May12willbe1and6p.m.Inaddition, asensory-friendlyperformancewillbe presentedonMay11at10a.m.

Ticketscost$22foradultsand$17 for17-year-oldsandyounger;children youngerthantwoyearsoldwillbeadmittedfreeiftheylapsit.Guestsshould getalap-seatticketattheBoxOf ce beforetheperformance.Discountsare availableforgroupsof10ormore.

FantasyPlayhouseChildren’sTheaterandAcademyprovidestheatre-arts accessthatreaches31,000-plusresidents annually,including21,000youth.Core programsincludelivechildren’stheatreproductions,classes,camps,workshopsandeducationaloutreachwithafter-schoolclassesandin-schooltouring programs.

Formoreinformation,call256-5396829orvisitfantasyplayhouse.org.

BySTAFFREPORTS staff@themadisonrecord.com

HUNTSVILLE–TheTrideumFoundation,aHuntsville-basedChristian non-pro t,willhostitsannual“Grounds forHope”eventattheVonBraunCenter onMay2.ThethemeisGrace,Mercyand Peace. GroundsforHopeisanannualevent putonbythegrouptohonorcommunity memberswholiveouttheirfaithbyhelpingothersinneed. BoardmemberBrittShef eldsaid,“It isacelebrationoffaiththatisintendedto changethenarrativearoundfaith-inclusiveoutreachtorecognizethevaluethat isaddedwhenChristiansincorporate theirfaithincharitablework.Thisisan awards-styleeventwherewerecognizein-

dividualsandorganizationsforthegood worktheyaredoinginourcommunity.It servesasamechanismforustosharestoriesthatinspireusalltoShineourlight. ThisisagreatwaytogetBusinesses,Outreaches,andChurchestalking.”

Thegroupwillhost30+localorganizations,includingchurchorganizations, non-pro ts,andbusinesses,withbooths setuptointeractwiththecommunityand answerquestionsaboutwhatcharitable initiativestheyworkon.

Theproceedsfromthiseventwillgo towardhonoringthosewhoarehonored. Nominationsarebeingacceptedbyindividualsandorganizations.Honoreeswill attendtheeventfreeofcharge. Ifyouwouldlikemoreinformation abouttheeventorwheretopurchasetickets,youcanvisitwww.g4hope.com

Thepublicisinvitedtojoinandlearn abouttheclubandmakeconnections withnewfriends.Theclubplanstobe activethroughoutthesummermonths ofJuneandAugust. Currentresidentsandnewcomersare alwayswelcometoattendthemeetings forinformativeprogramsandavarietyoffunactivities.Itgiveseveryonea chancetomeetnewfriends. ForfurtherinformationcontactMarthaHeard(256)772-9721orLisaAnderson (540)273-3239.YoucanalsovisittheFacebookpage“MadisonNewcomersand NeighborsMadison,Alabama”

Baker(above),asquirrel monkey,perchesonamodel oftheJupitermissilethat launchedherintospaceon asub-orbital ight,along witharhesusmonkey namedAble,onMay28, 1959.Bakerdiedatage 27in1984andisburiedin HuntsvilleattheU.S.Space andRocketCenter.Visitors sometimesleavebananas onhergrave(right).

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ue.Ithinkthatwouldbe afabulousprojectwhen thestadiumneededarenishwhenitkindofgot tiredanditneededaboost ofenergy,aresurgence, ifyouwill,ofamenities. Rightnow,Ithinkitwould beagreatburdentoput onourtaxpayers,butfor thisparticularresolutionI willsupportitbutlooking aheadde nitelysupportingwhatMinorLeague baseballisrequiringof us.”

“Ournextrequirement wastohavethisfacility completedforthestartof the’25season,whichisn’t happening.Idon’tknow whatMLBwilldo.We havethoughtthataslong aswe’remakingsteady progressandyouknow, hopefullyhavetheproject underconstruction,some formoftheprojectunder construction,bythetime thatdeadlinerollsaround thatMLBwouldnot ne Ballcorps[or]thecity,but Ireallydon’tknowwhat willoccur,”Broerenexplained.

ThevoteattheApril 22meetingonlyauthorizeddesigndevelopment serviceswiththearchitect,Gilbert,McLaughlin Casella,andthecitycouncilwillvoteonwhichplan togoforwardwithatalaterdate.Broerenexpects theprojectwillbereadyto goouttobidinthefall.

Continuedfrompage3A potentialadditionallevels inthefuture. Bothplanssituatethe newclubhousealongthe thirdbaselinenearthevisitor’sdugoutandtheToyotaOut eldExperience. Constructionisprojectedtobecompletedin2026, afterthedeadlineofspring 2025.AccordingtoMary BethBroeren,Directorof DevelopmentServicesfor thecity,repercussionsof notmeetingthedeadline arecurrentlyunclear.

CouncilwomanMaura Wroblewskiexpressedher intenttosupportonlythe one-storyplaninthefuture,“Iwillsupportthis resolutionrightnowat thisparticularmomentin time.Idon’tsupportthe four-storyincreasedven-

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individualswillbeatLMS fortheremainderofthe weektoassist.Weencourageyou,asparents, toalsofeelfreetouseour resources. “Wearesaddenedby

Astohowtheproject willbefunded,JoeyCeci, PresidentofBreland Companies,thedeveloperbehindTownMadison, citedincreasedrevenue forthecitythroughsales andlodgingtaxescollected fromthegrowingnumber ofrestaurantsandhotels inthedevelopmentduring publiccomments.

“Whenthecitycouncil didthedealatthebeginningwiththestadium,[the mayorandcouncil]were verymuchconcernedthat themoneygeneratedfrom thestadiuminadditionto thelodgingtaxwouldpay forthebondpayments fortheballpark.That,accordingtothemayorat thelastworksessionhas happenedanditisactuallyoverandabovewhatthe bondpaymentis,which givesyoumoneytoputtowardsthemaintenance,” explainedCeci.

Hereportedthatanother500hotelroomsand another5restaurantswill beopeningsooninTown Madison,addingtothe revenuethecitywillearn fromlodgingandsalestax togotowardsthemaintenanceofToyotaField.

thislosstoourschool communityandwill makeeveryefforttohelp youandyourchildas needed.Pleasekeepthe Williamsfamilyinyour thoughts.”

Thesevenpanelistshadspeci c ordersinOperationEagleClaw:

•LoganFitch–Commandand Control/CommanderinBSquadron.Rideshotgun.Uponreaching thecompound,killtheguardon thesidewalkandthencontrolthe Squadron.

•PhillHanson–AssignedtoAssaultTeaminASquadron.Point manmovingoverthewallintothe embassy.

•John‘Johnny’Jones–Team leaderofASquadron.InMGTeam, securethevehiclegateatthemotor pool.

•Glen‘Nick’Nickel–Assaulterin BSquadrontoeliminatethesentry ontheinsideoftheembassycom-

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pound.Renderedaidtoloadmaster, whowasseverelyburned.

•Carl‘Doc’Savory--1stSpecial ForcesOperationalDetachment. Delta(Airborne),CommandDoctor.

•MikeVining–InSquadronB forpositionofAssaulterandEOD. Securethesecond ooroftheambassador’sresidenceandmaintain anoverwatchpositionontheroof. Renderedaidtohelicopterpilot, whowasbadlyburned.

•SteveWright–InASquadron armedwithM203.SuppressanyIranianreactionfromtheIranianMilitaryCompoundonthewestsideof theEmbassyCompound.Worked withFarsi-speakingdriversindevelopingvehicleassaultplan.

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named.The rstgraduatingclass wasin1974,”Sandersonsaidabout herclass.

Sandersonexplainedstreet names:

*MartinStreet–ForG.W.Martin, thetown’s rstmerchant.

*PalmerRoad/PalmerPark–ForSamuelPalmer,owneroflarge vineyardsatPalmerPark’slocation.

*ButtermilkAlley–Tofeedthe train’shobosduringtheGreatDepression,Mrs.WilliamHumphrey at23FrontSt.leftbuttermilkand breadnearherhouse.Thenarrow lanewasrenamed‘ButtermilkAlley,’replacingtheformer‘Hobson Alley’and‘ClayStreet.’

*SullivanStreet–HonorsDr.Sul-

MadFest

inus.”

MadFesthaspartnered withMadisonSeniorCenter,MannaHouse,Enable Gardens,andHuntsville BotanicalGardenstoconnectMadisonresidents withvolunteeropportunities.So,inadditiontothe festivalfun,theeventwill alsobringchancestoget involvedwithyourcommunity.

TheMadFestfestival willtakeplaceSaturday, May4from8a.m.to4p.m. atMadisonCityStadium. Visitwww.madfest.info formoreinformation.

livanwhotreatedpatientsatNubbinsRidgeandMadison.Helived onSullivanStreet.

Sandersondiscussedthetown’s historicdesignations:NationalRegisterofHistoricPlaces,downtown historicdistrictin2006andBibb Housebuiltin1867(alsostateregister);andOldMadisonCemetery, AlabamaHistoricCemeteryRegisterin2016.

SandersonhasservedontheMunicipalCemeteriesCommitteesince formationin2013andiscurrentlyChairperson.WiththeHistoric PreservationCommission,sheis servingathirdtermasChairperson.

Inclosing,Sandersonaskedstudents,“Whatisyourfavoritepart

PaulPardewiseventorganizer(paul.hamilton.pardew@gmail. com). Ticketsforveteransandactive-dutymilitarypersonnelcost $75.Ticketsforengagedcitizens cost$150. AUSAistheArmy’sprivate,nonpro teducationalorganizationestablishedin1950.AUSAeducates, informsandconnectsthetotal Army:soldiers,civiliansandtheir families,industrypartnersandsupportersofastrongnationaldefense. Fundsthattheeventraiseswill augmentHuntsville’sexpansion andrenovationofitsVeteransMuseum.Formoreinformation,visit ausa.org.

aboutMadisonoftoday?”Theyanswered,“DublinPark,PalmerPark, myschoolandCrackerBarrel.” Then,studentsaskedquestions.. .aboutthepre-kindergartencenter, newmuralsandschoolsofyesteryearthatclosed.Onestudenthada verypertinentquestionthataffects manychildren:“Whenwillthenew Chick- l-Aopen?”

“Ihopesomestudentswillgrow upandhaveaninterestinpreservingourhistoricstructuresand thingsfromthepast,”Sanderson said.“Wehaveahistoricdistrict andhistoric-designatedcemetery thatIalwaysencouragethemto visit.IhopesomedayMadisonwill haveamuseumthatpeoplecanvisit tolearnaboutMadison’shistory.”

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Elite8baseballplayoffs

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ThompsonloomsasPatriots pitchingshutsdownSparkman

ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-BobJonesBaseballhasacrackatredemption fromlastyear’ssecondround exitbecausethePatriotsare facingThompsononcemore thiscomingweek.

Similartoayearago,Bob Jonesisastrongprogramthat causesproblemsforthemajorityoftheteamsthatitfaces.

Lastyear’splayoffroadblock wasThompsonwhoeliminated thePatriotsandnowBobJones hasanopportunitytoexact somerevengeonThursdayat home.

BobJonesandThompsondo battleinGame1onThursdayat 4:30p.m.andGame2at7p.m. IfGame3isneeded,itwill beplayedonFridayat4:30p.m.

alsoatBobJonesHighSchool. LastFriday,thePatriots startedtheplayoffswitha strongsweepofoldrivalSparkmanwithaGame1win4-2and thena4-0defeatoftheSenators laterthatnight. Game1:BobJones4,Sparkman2 StartingpitcherBraden BoothhelpeddrivethePatriots forwardwithhisqualityoutingonthemoundgoingseven inningswhereheallowedtwo runsandthreehitswiththree walksand10strikeoutsinthe victory.

BobJonesscoredarunin thebottomofthe rstinningto lead1-0beforeaddingtwomore inthebottomofthesecondto goup3-0untilSparkmantallied apairofrunsinthetopofthe thirdtohackintothePatriot advantage.

Thehometeamcountered withafourthruninthebottom ofthe fthinningtosecurethe victorybytworunsintheend. Game2:BobJones4,Sparkman0 Thesecondinstallmentof theserieswasalittlemorelopsidedasSparkmanstruggled tothrowstrikesoutofthegate andtheBobJoneshitterscapitalizedwithtwoearlyrunsto promptlygrabthe2-0leadin thetopofthe rst. ThePatriotswouldscoretwo morerunsinthelaterinnings tobeefupthescore,butthe eveningbelongedtostarting pitcherTannerHermeschwho waslightsoutallowingjustone hitwiththreewalksoverseven scorelessinningswithastaggering13strikeoutsasSparkmanwhendownswingingand missing.

the nalstoJohnMichaelYanoskyofVestaviaHillsintwo setsinNo.2singles.Moro,the loneboysparticipantfromlocalschoolsinthe nals,took thelossbyscoresof6-1,6-3 andhelpedthePatriots nish fthintheteamstandings with14pointswhileVestavia Hillswontheirthirdconsecutivestatetitlebywinningall sixofthesinglestitlesinboys scoring58pointsoverall. Ingirls,MadisonAcademy seniorJaedynMartinwon fourmatchestomakeherway tothe nalsinClass6Abefore droppingthechampionship match3-6,3-6tosophomore EmmaJaneHamiltonofSt. Paul’sEpiscopal.Martinwas thelonememberoftheMustangs’squadtomakeittoMobile,thelocationoftheState Tournament. Moro,whowonthe2023No. 1doublesstatechampionship withteammateParkerFree, madehiswaytothesingles nalswithearlyroundvictoriesof6-2,6-0overShayne Bodalia,Sr.(Daphne)and6-2, 6-1overJacksonBrown,So. (MontgomeryAcademy).“I didn’texpecttogettothe

nalsasIlostinthe rst-round lastyear,”saidMoro.“Iwas honoredtomakeittothenals.”

Oncethere,thingsdidn’t gowellashefellbehindearlylosingthe rstset1-6beforemakingsomeheadway witha3-6lossinthesecond setagainsttheseniorfrom VestaviaHills.Moroadded,“I thoughtIplayedwell,buthe’s areallygoodplayer.Iwould rallyagainsthim,butIwould makeasmallmistakeandhe tookadvantageofthoseerrors,justasallgoodplayers do.Ihadalotofdeucegames againsthim.”

ByCALEBODOM caleb@themadisonrecord.com

HUNTSVILLE-JamesClemensBaseballopenedtheplayoffs ontheroadagainthisyear,but therewasnoearlyexitthistime. TheJetsmadethedriveeast tofaceGrissominthe rst roundoftheplayoffslastFriday withadouble-header.

JCsweptawaytheTigerswith back-to-backwinstoleaveno doubtthattheboysinSkyBlue areheretocompeteinthepostseason.

JamesClemenstookthe rst game7-6andfollowedthatup withan8-6defeatofGrissomto sendtheTigersintotheoffseason. TheJetswillfaceHooverin

BirminghamonThursdaywith gamesat4:30p.m.and7p.m. Ifneithersidewinsboth gamestoeliminatetheother, theteamswillplayathirdgame onFridayatatimetobedetermined. Inthe rstgameagainstGrissom,JCheldontobeattheTigersbyjustonerun.

The6-foot-2andahalf, 195-poundMorowillattend AuburnUniversitythisfall whereheearnedaSpiritof AuburnScholarshipaward forhisstudyinengineering. Hehasa4.6gradepointaverage,whichputshimamong thetop50inhisclass. Martineasedthroughher rstformatcheswithoutlosingaset.ShedefeatedMadelynHunt,10,(Briarwood) 6-3,6-3,AnistonSkipworth,8, (TrinityPresbyterian)6-1,6-1, AnnabelleFord,12,(Muscle Shoals)6-1,6-3andKameryn Browne,12,(Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa)6-1,6-0. IndoubleswithjuniorReed Rafferty,thePatriotsteam defeatedMaddoxMarino, 12,andShayneBodalia,12,

GABRIELLESTIGGERSIGNS -JamesClemensseniorbasketballplayGabrielle“Gabby”Stigger,center-frontrow,recently signedanathleticscholarshipwithCalhounCommunityCollege.The5-foot-7shootingguardaveraged10points,1.7rebounds,2stealsand4assistspergamefortheLadyJetswho nishedthe2023-2024seasonwitha22-11recordunder third-yearheadcoachMonicaMaxwell.Stiggerhasa4.17gradepointaverageandhasclaimednursingashermajorstudies PhotobyJasonWatts,JamesClemensHigh

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LukeDavenportstartedthegame forJamesClemensandhewent51/3 inningswhereheallowedfourhits withthreeruns,sevenwalksand fourstrikeouts. TheJetsscoredtworunsinthetop ofthefourthinningtotakethelead at2-1whenBenGravesandMatthew DrinkwatercollectedRBIknocksto pushJCoutfront.

Thatwasuntilthebottomofthe fourthwhenGrissomtackedonits secondruntosquarethecontest backupat2-2.

JamesClemensgrabbedthelead

brie yoncemoreinthetopofthe sixth,buttherewasGrissomagain witharunofitsowninthebottom ofthesixthtomakeit3-3. Everythingseemedtochangein thetopoftheseventhinningasthe Jetswereabletoscorefourrunsto goup7-3instunningfashion.

Ahugemomentinthetopofthe seventhwasHaydenMarkfort’s3 RBItriplethatchangedthegame. Thisvolumeofrunswouldprove tobeenoughdespitetheTigersscoringthreerunslatetomakeitalittle scaryfortheJamesClemensfans.

Game2:JamesClemens8,Grissom6 Withavictoryintheirbackpocket,theJetswentbacktoworkina tightlycontestedbattlethatcame downtothebottomoftheseventh inning.

Game2wastiedat6-6withoneout intheseventhwhenHaydenMarkfortreachedwithasingle. UpsteppedBenGraveswho crackedapitchdeeptoleftoverthe fenceforthewalkoff2-runhomerun thatwonthegameandsentJames Clemensintothesecondroundof theplayoffs.

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(Daphne)6-1,6-4beforebowingout inroundtwotoCohenJoiner,11, andCadeBlack,11,(Florence)2-6, 1-6.

TheremainderoftheBobJones teamandtheirresultsincluded: SinglesNo.1-ReedRafferty,11,defeatedMaddoxMarino,12(Daphne) 6-2,6-2andlosttoLukeBedwell, 11,(VestaviaHills)3-6,1-6;Singles No.3-NathanChiu,10,losttoJason Wang,10(Auburn0-6,2-6);Singles No.4-KarthikKaki,12,losttoDavisJackson,12,(Auburn)1-6,0-6; SinglesNo.5-TreySchiber,11,fell toShinKim,12,(Auburn)6-3,0-6, 6-10;SinglesNo.6-CamWatson,9, wasdefeatedbyDuncanMcInnes, 8,(MontgomeryAcademy)4-6,4-6.

DoublesNo.2-AndyPark,12, andNathanChiu,10,felltoRon Sharman,12,andFordMorano,9 (MontgomeryAcademy)3-6,2-6;

DoublesNo.3-NoahNeveu,12,and TretSchiber,11,advancedtothe semi- nalsbeforebowingoutofthe action.TheydefeatedSheaGober, 9,andJohnWallaceSimpson,10, (Daphne)6-2,6-0beforelosingto JacksonPlugge,12,andColbyL,11, (Hoover)0-6,4-6.

TheJamesClemensgirlsteam advancedtotheStateTournamentwithtwooftheLadyJets makingtheirwaytotheClass7A semi- nals.SinglesNo.1-Nikitha Chivukula,10,felltoGabbyBarrera,11,(MontgomeryAcademy) 0-6,1-6;SinglesNo.2-BhavyaChalasani,12,defeatedMishaPatel,11, (Hoover)6-1,6-0beforefallingto MaeMaeVoltz,12,(Montgomery Academy)3-6,3-6;SinglesNo.3-AbigailWen,8,losttoCarolineHelms, 11,(VestaviaHills)0-6,1-6;Singles No.4-ShivaniAlapati,12,lostto

KristinaHwangpo,12,(Hoover)0-6, 0-6;SinglesNo.5-CaraWright,12, wasdefeatedbyMaryMacRux, 11,(Fairhope)1-6,2-6;SinglesNo. 6-ShruthiChivukula,7,defeated GioiaCalzetta,10,(Fairhope)6-0, 6-1beforeexitingafteralosstoJiyeonPark,10,(Auburn)1-6,1-6. TheJamesClemensgirls nished seventhwith4points. ThesquadsadvancedtotheState Tournamentthroughtheirefforts intheClass7ASection4Tournamentwherebothteams nished runner-up.

Inboys,No.1ReedRafferty,Bob Jones,defeatedJackWhite,Florence,6-1,6-1andJadenLee,James Clemens,edgedCamWatson,Bob Jones6-4,6-2inNo.6.Ingirlsaction,No.2,BhavyaChalasani, JamesClemens,defeatedTaliyah Williams,Huntsville,6-2,6-1.

BradenBooth Patriotsstarplayersnearsendofhigh schoolcareerwithstateplayoffrun

ByBOBLABBE bob@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON-Asthe2024high schoolbaseballseasonwindsdown fortheNo.1rankedBobJonesPatriots,sodoesthehighschoolcareerof seniorBradenBooth.Themulti-talentedMississippiStatesigneewill soonleavethecon nesofthearticialturf eldofthePatriotswith memoriesofprovidingoneofthe moststoriedyearsintheprogram’s history.

Booth’sexitwillcompleteatrek thatbeganatPalmerParkatage four.TheAll-Staryouthplayeralso suitedupandplayedbothfootball andhockey,but nallygaveupthe useofhisfootballhelmetandhis hockeysticktomakewayforhistotalconcentrationandeffortsinwhat hasbeenamarvelousdecadeanda halfofbaseball.

“IfeellikeI’mjustanotherplayer atBobJoneswithhopesofplaying atthenextlevel,”saidBoothofhis leavingalegacyofexcellence.

BobJonesbaseballprogramJaredSmith,inhisninthseasonat thehelmofthePatriots,hasseen morethanhisshareofstupendous baseballtalentcomethroughthe programwithmanyoftheplayers receivingstar-studdedstyle-treatmentfortheirtremendousbaseball talents.AsforBooth,Smithisquick topointout,“Bradeniscertainly amongthetop veplayersinour longlistofgoodplayerssinceI’ve beenhere.Inmyopinion,heshould benamedPitcheroftheYearin AlabamaandbenamedMr.Baseball,neitherofthoseawardshave wewonhereatBobJones.He’sthe hardestworkingplayerwehaveand hasgrownasaleaderontheteam andisagreatexampleforothersto followforyearstocome.”

Booth’sstatisticsdon’tlie.He’s nearlyaone-manwreckingcrew pitchingandplayingshortstop. Headingintothecurrentpost-seasonplayoffsversustheSparkman Senators,Boothis10-0witha1.11 ERAand93strikeoutsover60innings.Attheplate,he’sbatting.411 with39RBIsandsixhomers.His numbersareevenmoreimpressive whenitcomestofouryearswith thePatriots.Herecentlysetschool recordsformostcareerwins,24, andinningspitcherwith200.Since arrivingonthevarsitysquadasa freshman,Boothhasa2.20ERAand 250strikeoutswithanoverallrecord of24-5andonesave.

“Weuseanewheadsettocommu-

BradenBoothofBobJonesisregardedasoneofthetopplayersinAlabamaandthe nationandwillsoonexittheprogramupongraduationandmovetothenextchapter inhispursuitofplayingMajorLeagueBaseball.PhotobyRachelPearl

nicatewiththecatcherandearlier thisseasonIdidn’tevenhavetoget withthecatcherandhelpcallpitchesasBradentossedtwono-hitters,” saidSmith.“Heknowswhathe’s doingonthemoundandIknowhe alwayshasagoodshottowinthe gameeitheronthemoundoratthe plate.”

BobJonesiscurrentlyranked No.1inAlabamaamongClass7A schoolsandNo.23onthenational scene.Whenaskedwhathemaybe missingatBobJones,Boothsaid,“a statechampionship.”ThePatriots

(34-6)haveagoodshotofdoingso after nishingamongtheElite8a seasonago.

“Itwasalwaysmydreamasa youngboyplayingrecreationaland travelbaseballtoplayforBobJones andplaywell,butIdidn’trealizeit couldreallyhappenuntilmyfreshmanyearwhentheUniversityof Alabama rstreachedouttome,” saidBooth.“ItwasthenIknewI couldplaywell.Ievenhadother travelteamsaskmetojointhemas IplayedforboththeEastCoastSox

InauguralVIPCharityGolf TournamentsetforMay16

HUNTSVILLE–TheVeteransInitiativeProgramInc.orVIPishostingthe rstannualVIPCharityGolfTournament.

Thetournamentwillbeheldatthe LinksatRedstoneGolfCourse,4140 GossRoadSWonMay16.Registration withbreakfastwillopenat8a.m.,followedbytheshotgunstartat9a.m. CEOandExecutiveDirectorKesia NelsonfoundedVeteransInitiativeProgramInc.tofocusonsolutionsasveteransreacclimateintocivilianlifeand tohelpthemchangetobettercircumstances. VIP,a501(c)3nonpro torganization, pursuesitsmissiontoprovideshelter andsupporttoveteranswhoarehomelessorat-riskoflosinghisorherhome. Thecompany’ssloganis“Givingour veteransthe‘VIP’treatmenttheydeserve!”

Thetournament’sformatwillbea two-personscramble.Awardswillgoto rst,secondandthirdplaceformen’s, mixedcouples’andwomen’steams. Lunchwillbeservedimmediatelyfollowingtheeventduringtheawardsceremony. Thefeeis$135perplayer,andregistrationwillendonMay15.Theproceeds fromthe rstannualVIPCharityGolf Tournamentwillsupporttheestablishmentofamuchneededemergencyshelterforveterans,Nelsonsaid. Privateholesignsandsponsorshipopportunitiesareavailableforpurchase. Golfrange,cartfeeandgreenfeesare includedwithregistration. Toregisteronline,visitvetsin.org,

orcallJamaalWilliamsat256-604-6393. Onlineticketsaleswillendatnoonon May15. Aperson’sregistrationservesasa ticket.Afterapersoncompletesregistration,theindividual’snamewillbe listed,andapartnerwillbeassigned, unlesstheregisteredplayerdesignates apreference. Ifapersondoesnotplantoattend, contactthehostwiththereplacement player’snameatleast vedaysbefore theevent.Ifaplayerhasapreferred golfpartner,emailtheorganizerorincludehisorhernameinthenotessectionoftheregistration. Formoreinformation,call256-6046393,emailkesia@vetsin.orgorvisit vetsin.org.

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COMMUNITY

BankIndependent launchesannual FoodSharedrive

BySTAFFREPORTS news@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–BankIndependentandtheHelping HandsFoundationhave launchedthe10thAnnualFoodShareDrive.The driveaimstocombatfood insecurityandprovide supporttolocalorganizationsacrosstheseven countiesservedbythe bank.

TheFoodShareDrive runsfromApril29toMay 17,duringwhichtime communitymemberscan makemonetarydonations andthosedonationswill stayinyourlocalcommunitiesthroughourpartners.AnAmazonWishlist hasalsobeensetupfor eachpartnerandthose itemsbeshippeddirectly tothem.TogivemonetarilyortoseetheAmazonWishlist,pleasevisit www.hhfal.org.

“Fightingfoodinsecurityinourlocalcommunity haslongbeenapriority forBankIndependent,” saidMackeMauldin,PresidentandCEOofBancIndependent.“Thecharities wepartnerwithprovide essentialassistanceto familiesexperiencing hardship.Withthebackingofourcommunities,

theseorganizationscan haveaprofoundimpact onimprovingthelivesof thosetheysupport.”

BankIndependenthas along-standingcommitmentto ghtinghungerin thecommunitiesitserves. Bypartneringwithlocal organizations,thebank ensuresthatthecollected donationsaredistributed tofamiliesinneedwithin theircommunity.

Thesepartnerorganizationsincludethe HelpCenterofFlorence, FranklinCountyDHR, TheMealBarrelProject, LimestoneCountyDHR, LimestoneCountyDHR, NeighborhoodChristian Center,MannaHousein HuntsvilleandtheDowntownRescueMission.

“Eachyearwecome togetherasacommunitytocollectfooddonationsforlocalfamiliesin need,”BankIndependent CommunityEngagement Leader,HallieMauldin, said.“Aslittleasa$5donationcangoalongwayin helpingourpartnerskeep theirshelvesstockedwith necessities.Themoney collectedwillbedistributedthroughourlocalfood bankpartners,whowork tirelesslytoensurethatno familygoeshungry.”

Weird Facts

TheMadisonVillage celebrates25years

ByGREGGPARKER gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Theatmospherewas oneofcelebration.Smiles,handshakesandhugswerefrequent duringthe25th-anniversaryparty forTheMadisonVillage,6016Wall Triana.

“Wehavegrownfromjustthe onebuildingtonowsix.Wehave 90apartmentstotal,andwehave alongstandingrelationshipinthe community,”KristyBryant,ExecutiveDirectorofTheMadisonVillage,said.

Individualsinthemainbuilding (orresidents)haveassistedliving support,whichincludesthreemeals eachday.“Wecheckinonthemat minimumeverytwohours.Wehelp withanydailylivingneeds,”Bryant said.

TheMadisonVillagealsohas standaloneapartmentsforpeople whoaresuitedforindependentliving.“Wehave vebuildingsforindependentliving,with12unitsineach complex,”Bryantsaid.“All(ofthese unitsare)locatedononelevel.We haveone-andtwo-bedroomunits.”

Whenthecommunitywas rst opened,“westartedwiththeassist-

ed-living(option),and,afewyears later,weaddedour rstcottage with12apartments.Then,overtime wehaveaddedtheotherbuildings. Thelastbuildingopenedabout19 monthsagoinindependentliving,” Bryantsaid.

InadditiontoBryantasExecutiveDirector,TheMadisonVillage’s staffincludesAndreaRogersasActivitiesDirector;MaryBethWatson, CommunityDevelopmentDirector; andToriHarbison,HealthandWellnessDirector. TheMadisonVillageislicensed throughtheStateofAlabama.

TheanniversarypartyonApril 16attractedmorethan300people.StaffmembersfromMadison ChamberofCommerceandCity ofMadisonMayor’sOf ceattendedtheevent.“Wehadcharcutier boards,liveentertainment,along withawardsforemployeesandresidents,”Bryantsaid.

MichelleEppling,ExecutiveDirectoroftheMadisonChamberof Commerce,gaveopeningcomments. SeveralindividualswithCommunityHealthSystemsInc.spoke: DougWarren,PresidentandCEO; ChipGlobetti,VicePresident, NorthernDivision;andDr.Dan

Scarbrough,Founder,Chairmanof theBoard;andBryant. Deservingemployeesandresidentsreceivedawards.LucyTurner,whoservesas‘Mayor,’wasrecognizedasthe“LongestResident” with14yearsofresidency.Inthe employeeserviceawards,Andrea RogershasworkedatTheMadison Villagefor21years;AlisonMcIlnay, 24years;andrecentretireeRhonda Tucker,25years.

“Everyonehadawonderful time,”AndreaRogerssaid.Rogers washappywiththeturnoutandthe upbeatspiritofpeoplewhoattended.Bryantsaidthatthe‘villagers’ wereveryexcitedinanticipationof theparty.

Helpingwiththefestivitieswere Pop-UpPartiesbyJessica,ballon displays;Publix,cake;NickFox, music;EmilyAnderson,photography;andTheMadisonVillageAssistedLivingcrew,catering.

“Ihavebeenherefor veyears andservedinacoupleofdifferent roles.I’mexcitedtoseewherewe growfromhere,”Bryantsaid. Formoreinformation,call256-8302400,emailkristy.bryant@madisonvillage.comorvisitmadisonvillage. com.

OptimistClubgrantsboostserviceoptionstoschoolyouth

ByGREGGPARKER

gregg@themadisonrecord.com

MADISON–Seventeen classesandgroupsfor youthwillbene tfrom educationalgrantsthat OptimistClubofMadison recentlyawarded.

OptimistPresidentAnn vanLeeuwenandGrant andEssayChairperson ScottPiropresentedgrant fundstoteachersand studentsinMadisonCity Schools:

•JourneyMiddle School–Journey’sGreenpowerRacingTeamwith AshleyBowdenassponsorwillbuynecessary toolsfortheteamtostock theirtoolkitforbuilding Greenpowerracecars.

GreenpowerUSA,anengineering-basedprogram, allowsstudentstogainexperiencewithmechanical andelectricalengineering.

•ColumbiaElementarySchool–Fora fthgradescienceclass,Jayna Stockwellwillbuyagrow lightandecocolumnstabilizersforasemester-long ecosystemsunit.(Anecocolumnisasmall-scale versionofanecosystem.)

•DiscoveryMiddle School–Destination ImaginationwithLeslieHugheswillreceive supportforprogramsin STEMandthearts.

•Journey–Journey JagChoir,ledbyAlicia Mulloy,willbuymusic, “ThisIsWhyWeSing” byGregGilpin.Each choirstudentwillreceive onecopyfortheJourney SpringChoirConcert.

•BobJonesHighSchool --Memberswillreceive pins,lanyardsand/or T-shirtstoeasilyidentifyPeerHelpersfromthe remainderofthestudent body.KyEdgerissponsor.

•Journey–EachMath Teammemberwillhave adistinguishingteam T-shirt.MrinalJoshiis sponsor.

•Discovery–Thegrant willeasehighcostsfor members’participationin RoboticsClub.Expenses includetheplatformfrom VEXtobuildcustomrobots,registrationfeesto attendcompetitions,travelcostsandotherneeds. AmandaHaynesisspon-

sor.

•Discovery--TechnologyStudentAssociation Club,ledbyAmanda Haynes,willusethegrant tohelpwith nancial costsofhostingastudent event.

•Columbia–Teachers willuse“ABCsofInnovation:EngagingSTEM ExplorationforAllAbilities”tofosterinclusive educationinclassrooms forgradesK-2,includingstudentswithspecial needs.JulieVandiveris sponsor.

•Discovery,JourneyandLibertymiddle schools;BobJonesand JamesClemenshigh schools--RebeccaPage iscontact.Spanishclasseswanttohostadistrict-wideconvention. •AVIDstudents–AVID

abbreviates“AdvancementViaIndividualDetermination.”Thegrant willhelptopayforabus andsubstituteteacherfor thiscollegeandcareer preparationclass’ eld triptoCalhounCommunityCollege.KelseyCooperistheirteacher.

•RainbowElementary School--MelonieYabarra willbuytestkitsforVerbalBehaviorMilestones AssessmentandPlacementProgramorVBMAPPforstudentsinEarlyBeginningsPre-School andPre-Kindergarten.

•BobJonesTheatre –DirectorMaryDavis willbuyspeci ctypesof tapeforshowsthatdramaclassesproduce.“As adepartment,webelieve everychildinoneofour dramaclassesshould

havetheopportunityto performinaplay,”Davis said.

•Discovery--Adrienne Kingwillbuyasetofcalculatorsformathclasses.

•Journey–Forher classroomlibrary,Maria Whitewillbuyhigh-qualitybooksacrossseveral genrestocatertoherstudents’diverseinterests andreadingabilities.

•Discovery--BrittanyCoxwillimplement ahands-onactivityin STEMandusesnapcircuits.

•Discovery–Forthe PantherRacingTeam, MelisaMorowskiwillbuy 12-voltbatteriesforthe competitioncar. Optimistscontributed atotalof$3,400ingrants foreducationalenhancements.

HISTORY withJohnRankin

Reuben&Henry EllenCrutcher

ByJOHNP.RANKIN MadisonHistorian

MADISON-MyencounterwithReubenCrutcherbeganabout1994withthe discoveryofafallentombstoneburied underneathyearsofovergrowthinthe oldBaileyCemeterysouthofthewest endofMillRoad.Thetombstonewas inscribedwith“R.W.CRUTCHER;A BELOVEDMINISTEROFTHEPRIMITIVEBAPTISTCHURCH;BORNAPRIL 2,1812;DIEDJAN.10,1867”.Iwasthere toexaminetheBaileyfamilyburialsand becameintriguedabouttheadditional surnamesfoundinthesmallcemetery. Historicalpublicrecordssoonrevealed thatR.W.CrutcherwasReubenWilliam HenryCrutcher.

Reubenwasmarriedin1833toMary Bailey,adaughterofJamesandSarah Bailey,whoweretheoriginalownersof thelandaroundthelittlecemetery.The Baileyslivedinandoperatedatwo-storyinnandstagestopontheroadfrom HuntsvilletoMooresville.Thatinnstill standsatashortdistancefromthecemetery,buttotallyencasedinsideacurrent privateresidence.MaryBaileyCrutcherdiedin1848atage35,andshe(withat leasttwooftheirchildren)isalsoburied inthecemeterybesideherhusbandReuben.AsingletombstonehastheinscriptionsforMaryandherchildrenSarahE. Crutcher(died6monthsold)andJames BaileyCrutcher,whodiedattheageof 8years.

Beforepassingin1971,MaryIrbyMastincompiledabookletofalmost200pagesaboutthegenealogiesoftheCrutcher, Bolling,andSpraginsfamilies.Mary Mastin,bornin1883,wasadaughter ofAlexanderandLucyAnneSpragins. Mary’spaternalgrandparentswere RobertStithBollingSpraginsandSarah AgnesCrutcher(1835-1916).ThisSarah A.Crutcherwasahalf-sisteroftheReubenCrutherwhomarriedMaryBailey. TherewereseveralmennamedReuben Crutcherintheareathen,butthefocus nowisupontheonewhomarriedMary Bailey.

However,Ihaveinfactwithinthelast yearorsohelpedtoclearanothersmall cemeteryinnortheasternLimestone CountywhereanotherReubenCrutcher isburiedwithhisfamilyandwithmembersoftheMcCargoandNewbyfamilies. WithoutMaryMastin’sbooklet,itisalmostimpossibletokeepfocusedupon speci cReubenCrutchermen,separatingthemthroughoutthepublicrecords. Thankfully,MaryMastin’sbookofthe recollectionsofSusanDupreeCrutcher Lawlercoversallofthem.Susanwasthe widowofJohnLawlerandadaughterof WilliamHenryCrutcherandhiswife MaryBaileyCrutcher.

MaryIrbyMastinwasaspinsterand 43yearsyoungerthanSusanDupree Crutcher(born1840,whomarriedJohn Lawlerin1882),butMarycarefullyand extensivelydocumentedSusan’sfamily connectionmemories.Mastinalsohad accesstoanoldCrutcherfamilyBible thatdocumentedthelinebacktoHenry CrutcherofEssexCounty,Virginia.Henry’sthirdchildwasaReubenCrutcher, 1741-1819,whomarriedElizabethCheaney.TheirsonWilliamCrutchermarriedSusannaDupreeandhadthreechildren(includinganotherReuben)before SusannadiedinKentucky(1814)ontheir waytowardMadisonCounty,Alabama.

UponSusanna’sdeath,William Crutcherandhischildrenreturnedfrom KentuckytoVirginia,wherehemarried Mrs.TabithaBruceHarrisFulks,awidowwithtwosmallchildren.ThatfamilyafterwardcametoMadisonCounty before1822,initiallysettlingintheNew MarketandPlevnaarea.Severalother descendantsofHenryCrutcheralsohad comeearliertoMadisonandLimestone Counties,resultinginthemultiplemen namedReubenCrutcherbeingfoundthe area. ReubenWilliamHenryCrutcherand hiswifeMaryBaileyCrutcheroftheold BaileyCemeteryoffMillRoadhadsevenchildren,twoofwhomwerenamed above.TheotherswereAnnFrances Crutcher(marriedJamesWesleyFarley),WilliamHenryCrutcher(married MaryJames,thenMaryJanePride,and nallyRowenaCrutcher,acousin),AndrewBentonCrutcher(marriedHenry EllenGay,thenAnnieJohnson),Susan (b.1840),andJosephRobertHollaway Crutcher.Inthe1860census,Reuben andhisunmarrieddaughterSusanwere listedinthehouseholdofReuben’ssonin-law,JamesWesleyFarley.Reuben waslistedasaBaptistMinister(ashis fatherWilliamhadbeen),whileSusan wasaschoolteacher.Madisonnotables JimBronaughandRobertSheltonalso

hadtiestotheCrutcherlineinlocalhistory.Othernotablesofthisareawhohad historicalCrutcherconnectionsinclude thesurnamesofPettus,Sneed,Word, Pike,Harper,McCargo,Rawlins,Carter, Fowlkes,Matthews,Manning,Russell, Echols,McCrary,Strong,McGaha,and Gillespie.

NowitisknownthatReubenWilliam HenryCrutcherandhiswifeMaryBailey Crutcheralsohadtwocloseconnections totheFarleyfamilyoftheFarley-CrutcherCemetery.Theseconnectionscame fromthefactthattwooftheirchildren marriedintotheFarleyline.Reubenand hisunmarrieddaughterSusanwerelivingasenumeratedinthe1860household oftheirson-in-lawJamesWesleyFarley, whomarriedtheCrutcher’sdaughter AnnFrancesCrutcher.Anotherconnectioncamethroughthemarriageoftheir sonAndrewBentonCrutchertoHenry EllenGay,whowasborninSouthCarolinaandlivedforatimeinMississippi. Apparently,AndrewBentonCrutcherat sometimealsolivedintheFarleyclan areawherehissisterAnnlivedalong withhisfatherReubeninthe1860householdofJamesWesleyFarley,whowas oneofthekeyFarleymembersinthe familycemetery.

WhenI rstexploredtheFarley-CrutcherCemeteryabout30years ago,itwasheavilyovergrownwithlarge trees,briars,poisonivy,andothervegetation.Afterseveralvisitstothecemetery, locatedaboutaquartermilesouthofthe southernendofMillerBoulevard,Ibegantoinventorythetombstonesagainst DorothyScottJohnson’slistingsinher 1971book“CEMETERIESOFMADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA,VOL.I”. Severalofthetombstoneswerebroken, withpiecesunderneathleavesanddirt. Somewerejusttotallymissing.Oneof themorepuzzlingbrokenstoneshadthe name“HENRYE.”onthetopportion.It precisely tontoanearbylargerportion thatcontinuedtheinscriptionas“WIFE OFA.B.CRUTCHER;DIEDAPRIL17, 1886;AGE36YRS,3MS,&18DS”.If thenamehadbeenspelledas“Henri” (forHenrietta)Iwouldnothavebeenso intrigued,buta“Henry”asawifewas different.Ofcourse,laterIwouldlearn thatsuchnamesas“Alfred”andothernormallymasculinenameswerein thosedayssometimesusedforfemales, andvice-versa.Still,Henry’stombstone caughtmyattentionforfurtherresearch. ResearchproducedthemarriagelicensedocumentingthatHenryEllenGay marriedAndrewBentonCrutcher(a CSAveteran)in1866inMadisonCounty. CourtrecordsalsoshowthatHenrywas borninSouthCarolinabutshemoved herefromRankinCountyofMississippi, whereshelivedbeforehermarriageto Andrew.SheownedconsiderablepropertyinMississippiandfoughttoretainit asherownincourthere.Otherrecords showthatshediedof“apoplexy”.Beside hergraveInoticedtwounmarkedgrave depressions.Laterexplorationandprobingproducedanotherburiedtombstone. Itwasfor“MattieF.Crutcher,9/15/1867 –1/26/1884,daughterofA.B.andH. E.Crutcher”.Therewasstillnostone discoveredfortheothergrave,butitis almostcertainlythegraveofAndrew BentonCrutcher,asfamilyrecordsstate thathewasburiedbesidehis rstwife, Henry. Follow-upresearchintoHenryEllenCrutcher’shistoryrevealedthatA. B.Crutcher’ssecondwifewasNannie Johnson,whomovedwithherchildren toShreveport,LouisianaafterAndrew’s death.A.B.wasbornin1838anddied in1915ofbloodpoisoning.Theresearch atthispointwascomplicatedbythefact thattherewasanotherA.B.Crutcher wholivedintheareaatthesametime andwasaboutthesameage.TheotherA. B.wasAdolphusBakerCrutcher,ason ofWilliamRadfordCrutcher,whowasa sonofanotherReubenCrutcher,brotheroftheWilliamwhowasthefatherof theReubenwhomarriedMaryBailey. Thegreat-grandfatherofAdolphuswas theReubenCrutcherwhomarriedElizabethCheaneyinVirginia.Thismanwas alsothegreat-grandfatheroftheReuben whomarriedMaryBailey.Therefore, thetwoA.B.Crutchermenofthisarea inthe1800swere2ndcousins.Onelived inLimestoneCounty,andtheotherlived inMadisonCounty,withinafewmilesof oneanother.Thefamilywasobviously quite“clannish”toremaininsuchclose proximityofthevariousbranchesfor generations. HenryEllenandA.B.Crutcherhad 8children:Mattie(diedin1884),Walter (marriedNannieMcCrary),anotherReubenHenry(marriedLizziePike),Mary, Joe,Lennie,Kitt,andJessie.Itwasnot-

edthatseveralgenerationsofthefamily wereBaptistpreachersbeforetheCivil War,andyettheyaccountedformore than60slavesinMadisonandLimestone Countiesinthecensusrecords.Oneof theReubensevensuedtheMemphis& CharlestonRailroadfortheaccidental

LET’SGOCAMPING!

Campingistherecreationalactivityofspendingtimeawayfromhomeoutdoorsinacamportent.Thefather ofmoderncampingwasThomasHiramHolding.Hebegancampingasaboyinthe1850’sandstartedthe CampingClubofGreatBritainandIrelandin1907,aclubthatisstillactivetoday.Campingmaybeinatent, arecreationalvehicle(orRV),orunderthestarsinasleepingbag.TherearemanycampgroundsthroughouttheUnitedStates,forbothpublicandprivateuse.Manyofthesecampgroundshaveoutdoorelectrical outlets,hotshowers,restrooms,andlaundryfacilities.Backpackingisanothertypeofcamping.Backpackers arepeoplewhotravelonfootcarryingalltheirprovisionsinabackpack.Thesepackscansometimesweigh upto50pounds,soitisimportantthattheyplancarefully.Forthisreason,theyneedspecialequipmentthat isbothdurableandlightweight.Atypicalcampingbackpackisdesignedtoattachtoametalframethathelps todistributetheweightevenly.Campfiresareusedwhencampingtocookfood,providelightatnight,keep animalsaway,andprovidewarmthduringcoolnights.It’simportanttoalwaysmakesuretheyareputout properlytoavoidforestfires.Roastingmarshmallows,tellingstories,andsingingsongsarecommonaround thecampfire.

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8.Alwaysusecampfire______.

9.Ameatthatisoftengrilledover thefireonastick.

10.Neverhikealone;alwaysbe suretousethe______.

DownClues:

1.Apersonwhoworksataparkis referredtoasawhat?

2.Whatistheabbreviationfora popularcampingvehicle?

3.Treatsthatareroastedoverthe campfireonastick.

5.Apersonwhohikeswithonlya fewsuppliesinapack.

7.Mostcamperssleepinsidethis.

INDOOR S’MORES INDOORS’MORES

Followthedirectionstomakes’mores.

YOUWILLNEED:

4CupsHoneyGrahamcereal,3tablespoonsofmargarineorbutter,6cupsof miniaturemarshmallows,1/4cupoflight cornsyrup,11/2 cupsofchocolatechips, cookingspray,largepan,mixingbowl, saucepan,spoon,anduseofthestove. (Besuretogetpermissionfromanadult.)

StepOne:Preparethelargebakingpanby sprayingitwiththecookingspray.Dothis onthebottomandonthesidesofthepan.

StepTwo:Placethecerealinalargebowl.

StepThree:Useasaucepantomeltthe butteronlowheat.Next,addthecornsyrupandmarshmallows.Stiruntilmelted. StepFour:Oncecompleteleymelted,pour themixtureontothecerealandmixwell. Addchocolatechipsandmixagain.

StepFive:Spreadevenlyintothepanand allowittocoolfor15minutes.

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FAITH

Howisyourattitude? Sharingoneverse

ByBECKY MILLER God’s Lemonade Stand

LettheSpiritrenew yourthoughtsandattitudes.Ephesians4:23

Whenyouwalkwith theLorddailyyouhope tomakenomistakesbut heythatisanicethought, beingperfect.Butalasat timesapologiesneedto bemadeandhumblepie needstobeeaten.

Onechurchcandevelop asourattitudetoanother andgetloftyortheycan prayforallchurches.Perhapsyourwayofdoing thingsmayseemrightbut youencounterotherswho dootherwiseandmaybe

justmaybeyouhaveto sayyouwerenotrightafterall. Itishardtoalwaysbe cheery,especiallyinsome circumstancesbutasa representativeoftheLord JesusChristattimesitis besttojustbeatpeaceand saynothing.Howisyour attitude?

PRAYER:HelpmeFathertobekindandpleasanttothoseinmyday-todaypathandtokeepjoy inmyheartandtakeany uglinessandthrowitin thepitofHell.InJesus’ name.Amen. God’sLemonadeStand iswrittenbyformerMadisonresidentBeckyMiller.Herdailydevotions appearonFacebookorat godslemonadestand.blogspot.com.

Mt.ZionBaptist 228MountZionRoad Huntsville

PhillipTabernacle PrimitiveBaptist 930BalchRoad SkylineABABaptist 586SlaughterRoad

St.AndrewPrimitiveBaptist 1393SwancottRoad

TheBrook 8573Highway72

InternationalBaptist 1025SheltonRoad

KoreanFirstBaptist 4257SullivanSt. LindsayLaneBaptist EastCampus 1659NickDavisRoad LittleShilohPB 229MapleSt. MadisonBaptist 840BalchRoad MadisonFree WillBaptist 5295WallTrianaHwy MosesChapel PrimitiveBaptist 372MosesChapel

TrinityBaptist 1088HughesRoad WallHighwayBaptist 6597WallTriana

BIBLE FirstBibleChurch 29113 BrownsFerryRoad

MadisonBibleChurch 1520HughesRoad CATHOLIC

St.John’sCatholic 1057HughesRoad

MostMercifulJesus CatholicParish 10509SegersRoad

ByDAWNREED

DoyouhaveafavoriteBibleverse?One thathasbeenwithyou inthevalleyandcarriedyoutotheother side?Yourgo-tointimeofcrisis?

The rstBibleverseIeverrememberrememberingisJames4:8. WhenIwasakid-probablyinVacationBibleSchool-ateacherpassed aroundapaperwiththelettersof thealphabet.EachonehadaBible versebesideit.Weweretogodown thesheetand ndthe rstletterof ourname.Theverselistedwasour “BirthdayBibleverse.”Itookwhat shesaidasgospel,soJames4:8has beenmybirthdayBibleverseever since.Waybackinthe1970s,Icould sayitwithouteventhinking,“Draw neartoGodandHewilldrawnear toyou.”ItwasonlywhenIgrewup thatIrealizedtheimportanceofthe words.

AnotherBibleversethatmeant alottomeasakidisPsalm56:3. Growingupinanabusivehome, manywasthetimeIwenttosleep holdingontomybigsister’shand andwhispering,“WhenIamafraid, IwilltrustinGod,”againandagain. God’sWordisalive!AndtheBible saysthatinHebrews4:12. God’sWordisourweaponagainst evil.Ephesians6:17callsitour swordinthearmorofGod.Aweaponisnotjustanaccessorytolook cool.Aswordisforbattle.Whenwe

CHURCHOFCHRIST CentralValley 5700MooresvilleRd.

ChurchofChrist HughesRoad atGoochLane

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CHURCHOFGOD

FirstChurchOfGod 1547CapshawRoad

EPISCOPAL

St.Matthew’sEpiscopal 786HughesRoad

GOSPEL

BrightStarFullGospel 5167WallTrianaHwy

JEWISHSYNAGOGUES

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LUTHERAN

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METHODIST

AsburyChurch 980HughesRoad

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GoodShepherd UnitedMethodist 1418OldRailroadBed

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Grady-MadisonAME 129GoochLane

HarvestPointe MethodistChurch 103GinOaksCourt

MadisonMethodistChurch 127ChurchStreet

ParkerChapel MethodistChurch 28670PowellRoad

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St.PaulUnited MethodistChurch 6206thStreet

St.PeterUMC 107StewartSt.

Ford’sChapelUnited MethodistChurch 280FordChapelDrive MORMON TheChurchOfJesus ChristOfLatter-DaySaints 1297SlaughterRoad NAZARENE MadisonFirstChurch 8234MadisonPike NONDENOMINATIONAL CenterOfHopeChurch 5167WallTrianaHwy. CornerstoneWordOfLife 3783SullivanStreet FellowshipOfFaithChurch 132MapleStreet

don’thaveGod’sWordinourhearts andminds,weareunarmedinspiritualcombat. ThoughJames4:8andPsalm56:3 havebeenfavoritesovertheyears, Joshua1:9istheoneIsharemost. Whodoesn’tneedstrength?Who doesn’tneedencouragement?“Be strongandcourageous.Donotbe afraid;donotbediscouraged,forthe Lordwillbewithyouwhereveryou go.”Joshuawastellingthewhole nationafterMoses’death,thatthe LORDwasstillincontrol.Hewould continuetowatchoverthem,even thoughthingshadchanged.That’s agoodreminderforustoday. OnMondays,ItrytotextormessageBibleverses.Everyonecanuse alittlespiritualpushatthebeginningoftheweek.Igodownmycontacts,choosingwhomevertheLord laysonmyheart.Copyingoneofthe ScripturesIhaveinthenotesinmy phone,Ipasteit,prayfortheperson, andthenhitSEND. Ohheavens,howGodcanuseHis Word! LastweekIsent,“TheLORDis withme;Iwillnotbeafraid,”Psalm 118:6.Itspoketosomany.Igottexts backsaying,“Ireallyneededthat!” andsharinghardthingstheywere goingthrough.Awomanwhosehusbandhasdementia,morethanone goingthroughcancertreatments, aladywhohadsuddenlybeendeclaredahigh-riskpregnancy,college studentsoverwhelmedwith nals,a friendwhoiscare-givingforherfather,andonandon.Godwasusing aversewrittenthousandsofyears agotobolsterpeopleIcareabout hereinthemountains. IfIreadGod’sWordand keepittomyself,itwillchangeonly me.But,ifIshareit,itcanhelpothers. Thereareover30,000versesinthe Bible.WhichoneisGodusingin yourlife?Don’tbestingy.Shareit withsomeonetoday!

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HopeChurch 1661BalchRoad

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LifesongCommunity HomeChurch LightofChristCenter 4208HolmesAvenueNW

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RealMinistries

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Mt.ZionCumberland 3726PryorRoad

NewHopeCumberland Presbyterian ProvidencePresbyterian 7745Highway72W

RedeemerPresbyterian 9580MadisonBlvd.

St.ElizabethCumberland Presbyterian,104PerrySt. TrianaCumberland 263StoneSt.Sw ValleyPresbyterianChurch 719HughesRd SEVENTH-DAYADVENTIST MadisonMissionSDA 183SheltonRoad

TrianaSeventhDay Adventist 251ErvinLane

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SHIH-POOPUPPIES28 wkoldmales, withfirstshots$400,18monthsoldfemalewithallshots,$400256-353-9280

YORKIETEACUPTERRIER PUPPY, male$850cash,CKC Registered,shots&wormed fromtheVet,731-307-5512. Adamsville,TN

YOUNGPETRABBITS $5, 256-757-5220 Killen, Leavemessage

Transportation

2005CADILLACSTS 121kmilesRuns Good,cleannewtires$3,200OBO256261-0944

AUDI:A3,2015 $17,950. TDI,Premium Plusmodel.Only53kmiles,diesel,white… heatedleather,navigation,sunroof,driver assistpackage,justserviced.Exceptional condition!256-527-2125

BMW:MINI-COOPER,2017 $16,000, Convertible,48,000miles,white,allelectric,excellentcondition,garagekept,new rotors,brakes,battery&top.Call256-3867068or256-284-9626MuscleShoals

BUICK:LACROSSE,2013 $14,950. Only87kmiles,pearl white,tanleather,sunroof,navigation,justserviced,exceptional condition.256-527-2125

BUICK:LACROSSE,2014,LOW miles, navigationsystem,sacrificefirst$11,995, 256-710-8927Killen

CHEVROLET:MALIBU,2011 $4,000 OBO,LT4cylinder,runsexcellent,newbattery,4-door,Call 256-366-5683Florence

FORD:F1504X4,2021 $48,900.Black withgrayleather,hybrid,23mpg,44k miles,excellentcondition,oneowner,no wrecks,loaded.256-412-8350.

HONDA:ACCORDLX,2016, $17,450 86Kmiles,4-door,fullpower,alloywheels withMichelinTires,justserviced,twokeys, extraclean,256-527-2125

NISSAN:VERSA,2008 $7,450, Smodel, only67Kmiles,fullpower,automatic,just servicedincluding newbrakesandtires, excellentcondition,greatmpg,$7,450 256-527-2125

TOYOTA:CAMRYLE,2017 $19,950, only36Kmiles(Yes,36K),white…full power,rearviewcamera,Bluetooth,just servicedincluding newtires andbrakes,likenewcondition,256-5272125

SportUtilityVehicles

BUICK:ENCLAVE,2009 $9,950. CXL model.Only89kmiles.Leather,3rdrow seating,rearviewcamera,powerliftgate, ustservicedincludingnewbrakes.Super clean,mustsee!256-527-2125

CHEVROLET:TAHOE,2020 $36,500. Excellentcondition.Tires likenew!256-386-7592Muscle Shoals

GMC:TERRAIN,2013 $13,950. SLTOnly 78kmiles.Heatedleather,sunroof, rearviewcamera,powerliftgate,factory chromewheels,justserviced,excellent condition.256-527-2125

LEXUS:RX350,2013 $18,450,only98K miles,navigation,sunroof,pearlwhite…tan leather,climateseats,justservicedincluding newtiresandbrakes, OutstandingCondition!256-527-2125

MERCEDES-BENZ:GLK350,2012, $16,950 IncredibleOnly30K miles(Yes,only30K),fullpower,sunroof, premiumfactorywheels,heatedseats,and powerliftgate,looks,runs,anddriveslike new, MustSee! 256-527-2125

NISSAN:MURANO,2016 $18,950. Platinumedition.Only94kmiles.1owner. Pearlwhite.Navigation,sunroof,justservicedincludingnewtiresandbrakes.Outstandingcondition!256-527-2125

Trucks

2004TOYOTATACOMA $4000 214,000 milesRunsgreat,256-502-3122Hartselle

GMC:1500,2014

Announcements

PublicNotice

ABANDONEDVEHICLE

InaccordancewithSection3213-1,CodeofAlabama1975, noticeisherebygiventothe owners,lienholders,andother interestedpartiesthatthefollowingdescribedabandoned vehiclewillbesoldatpublic auctionforcashtothehighest bidder 12:00pm,May30,2024 atAAMCO, 1007PutmanDrive, Huntsville,AL35816

2007GMCYukonSLT Color:Black VIN:1GKFC13J57R164141

04/24/24,05/01/24

ADID593166

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

FieldingTowingandRecovery 2322ClintonAveW Huntsville,Al35805 256-534-5883 AllAuctions8:00am

2014TOYOTACOROLLA RED 2T1BURHE5EC090311 AUCTIONDATE5-29-24

1999CHEVYSILVERADO WHITE 2GCEC19T3X1182582 AUCTIONDATE5-29-24

2013VOLKSWAGONJETTA BROWN 3VWDP7AJ3DM367472 AUCTIONDATE5-29-24

2018NISSANVERSA WHITE 3N1CE2CP3JL356811 AUCTIONDATE5-29-24

2008NISSANALTIMA WHITE 1N4BL21E18N440996 AUCTIONDATE5-29-24

2005FORDFOCUS RED 1FAFP34N65W279204 AUCTIONDATE5-29-24

2010CHEVYIMPALA BLACK 2G1WA5EK3A1100137 AUCTIONDATE5-29-24 05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID594605

Professional HighTech Sales General PartTime FullTime TNValleyStuffClassi ed Employmentadsoffer opportunityaswellasvariety. Findtheonetodaythat suitsyou. ABANDONEDVEHICLES

NoticeofSale

Thefollowingunclaimedvehicle(s)willbesoldon June14, 2024-Time-9am, ifnot claimed-7624MadisonBlvd., Huntsville,AL35806.

1995Mack600 1M1AA18Y1SW050942

2007FreightlinerColumbia 1FVMF0CV17LX25062

2000KenworthConst 3WKDDR9X3YF850942

2007FordF250 1FTSW21P17EB43681

2003FordF750

3FDWX75N13MB00074

1998GMCT6500

1GDJ7C1C5WJ513401

2001INTL4700 1HTSCABM01H388617

RunadonMay01,2024and May08,2024 MadisonCountyRecord ADID594261

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe Auctionedon May10,2024, 12:00Noon at 2327N.MemorialParkway Huntsville,AL35801. ROADSIDETOWING 256-533-0809

1SABS02N472GM9534STARCRAFTCAMPER 05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID594509

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June17,2024,at 12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055

2013DodgeDart VIN#1C3CDFBA3DD323617

05/01/24,05/08/24

ADID594519

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June19,2024,at 12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055

2012FordEscape VIN#1FMCU0C78CKB27268 05/01/24,05/08/24

ADID594522

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon: JUNE07,2024@ 8:00AM @422STEAKLEYRD NEWMARKETAL35761 2017HYUNDAIELANTRA VIN#5NPD84LF9HH065994

05/01/24,05/08/24

ADID594532

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionon: JUNE07,2024@ 8:00AM @3319HIGHWAY53, HUNTSVILLEAL35806

2001FORDDRWSUPER VIN#1FCNF53S8Y0A13377

05/01/24,05/08/24

ADID594534

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe soldon AuctionDate:May21, 2024TimeofAuction:8:00am Locationofauction: Bradford’sWreckerService Inc/Bradford’sTruck&Trailer Repair(FormallyKnownasAffordableTowing) 4651SamDr Huntsville,AL35811 256-759-4060/256-508-8253 2016DODGEJOURNEYGRAY 3C4PDDBG4GT129148 2010TOYOTATUNDRARED 5TFRM5F13AX016002 2009CHEVROLETTRAVERSE WHITE1GNER23D59S126904 2006CHRYSLER300BEIGE 2C3KA53G16H495958 2010NISSANSENTRABLUE 3N1AB6AP3AL667536 2008NISSANXTERRAWHITE 5N1AN08U28C523507 2003FORDMUSTANGRED 1FAFP40453F413569 2003LINCOLNTOWNCAR BLUE1LNHM81W43Y651058 2023JEEPWRANGLERPURPLE1C4HJXEG3PW534230 1998CHEVROLETCAVALIER RED1G1JF5241W7201835 2011CHEVROLETCRUZE BLACK1G1PG5S96B7198010 2006BUICKLUCERNESILVER 1G4HD57216U184454 2018FORDESCAPEGRAY 1FMCU0HD4JUA33095 2020TESLAMODEL3BLACK 5YJ3E1EAX6F661997 2010HONDACR-VBLUE 5J6RE3H76AL040010 2012CHRYSLERTOWN& COUNTRY 2C4RC1CG9CR133394 2007SUZUKIRENORED KL5JD66Z27K600136 04/24/24,05/01/24 ADID593044

ABANDONEDVEHICLES

Thefollowingvehicleswillbe auctionedon June17,2024,at 12:00noon at MDMWreckerService,Inc. DBA:MayhallWrecker 5000MeridianStreetN, Huntsville,AL35810 256-536-5055

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Needajobchange? CheckourTNValleyStuff Employment adstoday. ••• RECYCLE ••• 2002TOYOTACAMRY VIN#4T1BE32K12U623306 1985CHRYSLER5THAVENUE VIN#1C3BF66P2FX663489 2016KIAOPTIMA VIN#5XXGT4L37GG039311 04/24/24,05/01/24 ADID593226

MonicaRichelleBrownand ClayNew,RegisteredAgentfor PureHeartHomeCareofAlabama,LLC,whosewhereabouts areunknown,mustanswer DebbieMcDaniel’sComplaint forcivildamageswithinthirty (30)daysafterthelastpublicationofthisnoticeor,thereafter, ajudgmentbydefaultmaybe renderedagainsttheminthe abovecase. DONEthisthe23rddayofApril 2024. _s/DebraKizermm DEBRAKIZER CIRCUITCOURTCLERK MADISONCOUNTY

DATEStobepublishedinThe MadisonCountyRecord:May1, 2024;May8,2024;May15, 2024andMay22,2024. ADID593554 INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA

CASENO.:47-CV-24-900204

MILLSTREETPARK,LLC Plaintiff,

v. ParcelNo.:14-07-35-1-001057.000moreparticularlydescribedas:Lot4,Block277, accordingtotheQuigleyMapof theCityofHuntsville,Alabama. LessandExcept:Apartofthe SE¼ofNE1/4,Section35, Township3S,Range1W,IdentifiedasTractNo.37on ProjectNo.STPHV-4500(200) inMadisonCounty,Alabama andbeingmorefullydescribed asfollows:Parcel1of1:CommencingfromacommonsectioncornerforSec.25,26,35 and36,T-3-S,R-1-W,thenceS 30degrees53feet47inchesW adistanceof2109.79feettoa pointontheacquiredright-ofwaylineofPinhookCreek, 110.00feetrightof PinhookCreekCenterlinestation8+33.06,alsobeingthe PointofBeginningofthepropertyhereindescribed;ThenceN 27degrees53feet37inchesW alongthepresentright-of-way lineofMillStreetadistanceof 9.98feettoapointonthepresentright-of-waylineofMill Street;ThenceN61degrees04 feet30inchesEadistanceof 27.23feettoapointontheacquiredright-of-waylineofPinhookCreek,110.00feetrightof PinhookCreekCenterlinestation8+62.22;ThenceS41degrees04feet17inchesWalong theacquiredright-of-waylinea distanceof29.17feettoapoint ontheacquiredright-of-way line,thepointandplaceof Beginning.Theabove-describedparcelcontains0.003 acres,moreorless.Thispropertydoesnotconstitutethe homesteadofthegranteenor hisspouse;THEESTATEOFJOANNMAZZA,and herheirsanddevisees; STEPHENWILLIAMMAZZA, andhisheirsordevisees,ifdeceased; SYLVESTERJ.MAZZA,III,and hisheirsordevisees,ifdeceased; JUANMANUELGARCIA;and FICTICIOUSDEFENDANTSAC, Defendants.

NOTICEOFQUIETTITLEACTION

Toalldefendants,namedand fictitious,andtoallpersons claiminganinterestinthereal propertyhereunder,noticeis herebygivenoflitigation.IN THECIRCUITCOURTOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA.MILLSTREETPARK, LLCv.ParcelNo.:14-07-35-1001-057.000moreparticularly describedas:Lot4,Block277, accordingtotheQuigleyMapof theCityofHuntsville,Alabama. LessandExcept:Apartofthe SE¼ofNE1/4,Section35, Township3S,Range1W,IdentifiedasTractNo.37onProject No.STPHV-4500(200)inMadisonCounty,Alabamaandbeing morefullydescribedasfollows: Parcel1of1:Commencingfrom acommonsectioncornerfor Sec.25,26,35and36,T-3-S, R-1-W,thenceS30degrees53 feet47inchesWadistanceof 2109.79feettoapointonthe acquiredright-of-waylineofPinhookCreek,110.00feetrightof PinhookCreekCenterlinestation8+33.06,alsobeingthe PointofBeginningofthepropertyhereindescribed;ThenceN 27degrees53feet37inchesW alongthepresentright-of-way lineofMillStreetadistanceof 9.98feettoapointonthepresentright-of-waylineofMill Street;ThenceN61degrees04 feet30inchesEadistanceof 27.23feettoapointontheacquiredright-of-waylineofPinhookCreek,110.00feetrightof PinhookCreekCenterlinestation8+62.22;ThenceS41degrees04feet17inchesWalong theacquiredright-of-waylinea distanceof29.17feettoapoint ontheacquiredright-of-way line,thepointandplaceofBeginning.Theabove-described parcelcontains0.003acres, moreorless.Thispropertydoes notconstitutethehomesteadof thegranteenorhisspouse; THEESTATEOFJOANN MAZZAandHerHeirsandDevisees,FICTICIOUSDEFENDANTSA-C,andANYANDALL PERSONALCLAIMINGANY PRESENT,FUTURE,CONTINGENTREMAINDER,REVERSION,OROTHERINTEREST INSAIDLANDS.Plaintiffallegesthatthatitisthesole ownerofandinpossessionof theabove-describedrealpropertylocatedinMadisonCounty, Alabamawhichhisidentifiedby theMadisonCountyTaxAssessorasParcelNo.14-07-35-1001-057.000&PIN#46069. AnswertotheComplaintmust bemadebythesaidDefen-

dantsTHEESTATEOFJOANN MAZZAandherheirsanddevisees,STEPHENWILLIAM MAZZA,andhisheirsordevisees,ifdeceased, SYLVESTERJ.MAZZA,III,and hisheirsordevisees,ifdeceased,JUANMANUELGARCIA,andhisheirsordevisees,if deceased,andanyandallother persons,theirheirsordevisees claiminganyrights,title,orinteresttotheabove-described propertybeingtheDefendants onorbeforeJune22,2024,ora defaultjudgmentmayberenderedagainsttheminthiscase. Donethis23rddayofApril, 2024. s/DebraKizermm CIRCUITCLERK,MADISON COUNTY,AL

DeannaS.Smith CharlesA.Ray,IV CHARLESRAY,P.C. 200WestSideSquare,Ste.50 Huntsville,Alabama35801 T:(256)346-1900 cray@charlesraypc.com deanna@charlesraypc.com

AttorneysforPlaintiff 05/01/24,05/08/24,05/15/24, 05/22/24 ADID594246

INTHEJUVENILECOURTOF MORGANCOUNTY,ALABAMA

INRE:THEMATTERSOF ZACHERYHUBER,JR., CASENO.JU-2023-291.02

ELIHUBER, JU-2023-292.02

AMELIAHUBER& JU-2023-293.04

DYLANHUBER, JU-2023-294.02

Minorchildren. NOTICEOFSUMMONS

TO:ZACHERYHUBER,THE FATHEROFZACHERY HUBER,JR.,ELIHUBER, AMELIAHUBER,andDYLAN HUBER

MARYSOTO,THEMOTHER OFZACHERYHUBER,JR., ELIHUBER,AMELIAHUBER, andDYLANHUBER

YouareherebynotifiedthatPetitionswerefiledintheabove styledcausesbytheMorgan CountyDepartmentofHuman Resources(“Petitioner”)seeking thepermanentlegalcustodyof ZacheryHuber,Jr.,EliHuber, AmeliaHuber,andDylanHuber, minorchildren,anditbeingallegedinsaidPetitionsthat ZacheryHuberisthefatherof saidminorchildrenandMary Sotoisthemotherofsaidminor childrenandPetitionerseeksto permanentlyterminateanyand allrightsthattheymayhavein andtosaidminorchildren.You areherebycommandedandrequiredtofilewiththeclerkof saidcourtandserveupon CharlesPrickett,thePetitioner’s attorney,whoseaddressis601 BankStreet,Decatur,Alabama 35601,answerstothePetitions withinthirty(30)daysofthe dateonwhichthisNoticeof Summonsislastpublished. Youarefurthernotifiedthata hearingonthePetitionsfiled hereinhasbeensettobeheard bytheJuvenileCourtofMorgan CountyonJune5,2024at9:00 a.m.

Donethis8thdayofApril2024.

ChrisPriest/ah ClerkofJuvenileCourt,Morgan County 04/17/24,04/24/24,05/01/24, 05/08/24

ADID592400

INTHEJUVENILECOURTOF MORGANCOUNTY,ALABAMA

INRE:THEMATTERSOF ZACHERYHUBER,JR., CASENO.JU-2023-291.02

ELIHUBER, JU-2023-292.02

AMELIAHUBER& JU-2023-293.04

DYLANHUBER, JU-2023-294.02 Minorchildren. NOTICEOFSUMMONS O C

TO:ZACHERYHUBER,THE FATHEROFZACHERY HUBER,JR.,ELIHUBER, AMELIAHUBER,andDYLAN HUBER

MARYSOTO,THEMOTHER OFZACHERYHUBER,JR., ELIHUBER,AMELIAHUBER, andDYLANHUBER

YouareherebynotifiedthatPetitionswerefiledintheabove styledcausesbytheMorgan CountyDepartmentofHuman Resources(“Petitioner”)seeking thepermanentlegalcustodyof ZacheryHuber,Jr.,EliHuber, AmeliaHuber,andDylanHuber, minorchildren,anditbeingallegedinsaidPetitionsthat ZacheryHuberisthefatherof saidminorchildrenandMary Sotoisthemotherofsaidminor childrenandPetitionerseeksto permanentlyterminateanyand allrightsthattheymayhavein andtosaidminorchildren.You areherebycommandedandrequiredtofilewiththeclerkof saidcourtandserveupon CharlesPrickett,thePetitioner’s attorney,whoseaddressis601 BankStreet,Decatur,Alabama 35601,answerstothePetitions withinthirty(30)daysofthe dateonwhichthisNoticeof Summonsislastpublished. Youarefurthernotifiedthata hearingonthePetitionsfiled hereinhasbeensettobeheard bytheJuvenileCourtofMorgan CountyonJune5,2024at9:00 a.m.

Donethis8thdayofApril2024. ChrisPriest/ah ClerkofJuvenileCourt,Morgan County

04/17/24,04/24/24,05/01/24, 05/08/24

ADID592403

••• RECYCLE •••

INTHEJUVENILECOURTOF MORGANCOUNTY,ALABAMA

INRE:THEMATTERSOF ZACHERYHUBER,JR., CASENO.JU-2023-291.02

ELIHUBER, JU-2023-292.02

AMELIAHUBER& JU-2023-293.04

DYLANHUBER, JU-2023-294.02

Minorchildren.

NOTICEOFSUMMONS

TO:ZACHERYHUBER,THE FATHEROFZACHERY HUBER,JR.,ELIHUBER, AMELIAHUBER,andDYLAN HUBER

MARYSOTO,THEMOTHER OFZACHERYHUBER,JR., ELIHUBER,AMELIAHUBER, andDYLANHUBER

YouareherebynotifiedthatPetitionswerefiledintheabove styledcausesbytheMorgan CountyDepartmentofHuman Resources(“Petitioner”)seeking thepermanentlegalcustodyof ZacheryHuber,Jr.,EliHuber, AmeliaHuber,andDylanHuber, minorchildren,anditbeingallegedinsaidPetitionsthat ZacheryHuberisthefatherof saidminorchildrenandMary Sotoisthemotherofsaidminor childrenandPetitionerseeksto permanentlyterminateanyand allrightsthattheymayhavein andtosaidminorchildren.You areherebycommandedandrequiredtofilewiththeclerkof saidcourtandserveupon CharlesPrickett,thePetitioner’s attorney,whoseaddressis601 BankStreet,Decatur,Alabama 35601,answerstothePetitions withinthirty(30)daysofthe dateonwhichthisNoticeof Summonsislastpublished. Youarefurthernotifiedthata hearingonthePetitionsfiled hereinhasbeensettobeheard bytheJuvenileCourtofMorgan CountyonJune5,2024at9:00 a.m.

Donethis8thdayofApril2024. ChrisPriest/ah ClerkofJuvenileCourt,Morgan County

04/17/24,04/24/24,05/01/24, 05/08/24 ADID592404

INTHEJUVENILECOURTOF MORGANCOUNTY,ALABAMA

INRE:THEMATTERSOF ZACHERYHUBER,JR., CASENO.JU-2023-291.02

ELIHUBER, JU-2023-292.02

AMELIAHUBER& JU-2023-293.04

DYLANHUBER, JU-2023-294.02

Minorchildren. NOTICEOFSUMMONS TO:ZACHERYHUBER,THE FATHEROFZACHERY HUBER,JR.,ELIHUBER, AMELIAHUBER,andDYLAN HUBER

MARYSOTO,THEMOTHER OFZACHERYHUBER,JR., ELIHUBER,AMELIAHUBER, andDYLANHUBER

YouareherebynotifiedthatPetitionswerefiledintheabove styledcausesbytheMorgan CountyDepartmentofHuman Resources(“Petitioner”)seeking thepermanentlegalcustodyof ZacheryHuber,Jr.,EliHuber, AmeliaHuber,andDylanHuber, minorchildren,anditbeingallegedinsaidPetitionsthat ZacheryHuberisthefatherof saidminorchildrenandMary Sotoisthemotherofsaidminor childrenandPetitionerseeksto permanentlyterminateanyand allrightsthattheymayhavein andtosaidminorchildren.You areherebycommandedandrequiredtofilewiththeclerkof saidcourtandserveupon CharlesPrickett,thePetitioner’s attorney,whoseaddressis601 BankStreet,Decatur,Alabama 35601,answerstothePetitions withinthirty(30)daysofthe dateonwhichthisNoticeof Summonsislastpublished. Youarefurthernotifiedthata hearingonthePetitionsfiled hereinhasbeensettobeheard bytheJuvenileCourtofMorgan CountyonJune5,2024at9:00 a.m.

Donethis8thdayofApril2024. ChrisPriest/ah ClerkofJuvenileCourt,Morgan County 04/17/24,04/24/24,05/01/24, 05/08/24 ADID592411

INTHEPROBATECOURTOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA, THEESTATEOFANNBMORGANAKAANNBENTLEY MORGAN,Deceased CASENO.79812 NOTICEOFAPPOINTMENT OFPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE LettersTestamentaryofsaiddeceasedhavingbeengrantedto KAROLYNMCGEEonthe5th dayofMarch,2024,bytheHonorableFrankBarger,Judgeof ProbateCourtofMadison County,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstsaidestatearehereby requiredtopresentthesame withintimeallowedbylaworthe samewillbebarred.

KarolynMcGee PersonalRepresentative DanielD.Dwyer,AttorneyAt Law,320ClintonAvenueEast, Huntsville,Alabama35801 (256)539-3110

TobepublishedApril17,April 24,May1

ADID592463

INTHEPROBATECOURTOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA

INTHEESTATEAnneElizabethPinson,DECEASED PROBATECOURT CASENO.80103

LEGALNOTICE

Youwilltakenoticeonthe18th dayofApril2024,George TurnerPinsonandMichaelAllen PinsonfiledinthisCourtaPetitionforSummaryDistributionof theEstateofAnneElizabeth Pinson,Deceased

ItisthereforeORDERED,ADJUDGEDandDECREEDby thisCourtthatthe11thdayof June2024at1:30p.m.besetto hearthesaidPetition.

RebuildAlabamaActBidforCalhounCounty CalhounCountyistakingsealedbidsforlabor,equipment,materials,andanyincidentalsrequiredtocompletetheworkrequiredforprojectRAA-08-71-24Resurface, andTraf cStripeonChoccoloccoRoadinCalhounCounty.Thisbidisintendedto complywiththeRebuildAlabamaAct,No.2019-2,andAlabamaCodeTitle39,the AlabamaPublicWorksLaw.Biddersshallberequiredtocomplywiththeprovisions oftheRebuildAlabamaAct,No.2019-2andTitle39oftheAlabamaCoderegardless iftherequirementisexplicitlydetailedinthebidproposalornot.

OnlybidsfromcontractorsormaterialsupplierslistedontheAlabamaDepartment ofTransportation(ALDOT)approvedlistofcontractorsandmaterialsupplierswillbe accepted.Allbidsmustbemarkedwiththeword“BID”ontheoutsideofthebid packagealongwithBidProposalforRAA-08-71-24ChoccoloccoRoadthebiddate andtheAlabamaGeneralContractor’sLicenseNumber.

ThecontractorshallmeetallAlabamaDepartmentofTransportation(ALDOT)BondingandLicensingrequirementsaswellasallapplicablelaws,ordinances,andcodes oftheU.S.Government,theStateofAlabama,anyrelevantmunicipality,andthe COUNTY,and,speci callyandwithoutlimitation,shallcomplywithallprovisions oftheBeason-HammondAlabamaTaxpayerandCitizenProtectionAct,commonly referredtoastheImmigrationAct.

Sealedbidswill bereceivedbytheCalhounCountyCommissionat1702Noble Street,Suite103until10:00AMCentralTimeonMay15,2024,andthenpublicly openedassoonthereafteraspracticable.Awardwillbemadeatthenextregularly scheduledmeetingoftheCalhounCountyCommission.

Speci cationsareon leandmaybeacquiredattheCalhounCounty,Alabama, EngineeringDepartment,160SeatonDrive,Anniston,Alabama36205. PhoneNumber:256-237-4657

CalhounCountyHoursofOperationare7:00A.M.to3:30P.M.(CentralTime)from MondaythroughFriday. CountyreservestherighttoacceptorrejectallBidsoranyportionthereof.

DONEthis22nddayofApril 2024 /s/FrankBarger

TobepublishedintheMadison CountyRecordonetime:May1, 2024 ADID593442

INTHEPROBATECOURTOF MADISONCOUNTY,ALABAMA

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPERSONANDTHEESTATEOF: KAITLYNMARIEKING, CASENO.80030 ANALLEGEDINCAPACITATED PERSONNEEDINGPROTECTION

NOTICEOFHEARINGONPETITION FORGUARDIANSHIPAND CONSERVATORSHIP

TO:WilliamKing

Pleasetakenoticethatan EmergencyPetitionforLetters ofTemporaryGuardianshipand forPermanent Guardianship/Conservatorship intheabovestyledmatterhas beenfiledinsaidCourtbythe WinstonCountyDepartmentof

HumanResources,Petitioner, andthatthe30thdayofMay, 2024at2:00p.m.hasbeenset forhearingonsameatthe MadisonCountyCourthouse, ProbateOffice,inHuntsville,Alabama.Pleasebeadvisedthat anyoneintendingtocontestthis mattermustappearinCourton theabovedateandtimeorfilea writtenresponsewithinfourteen (14)dayshereofwithcounsel forsaidPetitioner,whosename andaddressisshownbelow andwiththeClerkoftheProbateCourt. Thisthe18THdayofApril, 2024. CHRISSYRIDDLE-PETITIONER WINSTONCOUNTYDHR BETSYM.HARRISON ATTORNEYFORPETITIONER P.O.BOX339 DOUBLESPRINGS,AL.35553 (205)489-8118

04/24/24,05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID593259

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RedstoneArsenalEnvironmentalProgram PublicCommentPeriod–May13th,2024-June12th,2024 ProposedCorrectiveMeasuresfor GroundwaterContaminationand NoFurtherActionforSurfaceSoil atRSA-263,RSA-306,andRSA-308.

PubliccommentsaresolicitedontheArmy’srecommendation for correctivemeasuresforgroundwaterandnofurtheractionforsurfacesoilatthreesitesonRedstoneArsenalincluding: RSA-263,ChemicalWarfareServiceDepotMotorPool,Building8017,andChangeHouse,Building8020,islocatedinthe south-centralportionofRedstoneArsenal.Historicaloperations includeduseasamotorrepairshop,achangehouseforChemical WelfareServiceDepotworkers,equipmenttestingareas,agasolinepumpstation,andamotorgreaseandwashstall.Allbuildings atthesitehavebeendemolished.

MonitorednaturalattenuationisproposedforaddressinggroundwatercontaminationatRSA-263.Naturalprocesseswillactto reducethebenzo(a)anthracene,carbontetrachloride,and manganesegroundwatercontaminationtobelowthecleanupgoals.Periodicgroundwatermonitoringwillbeconductedtotrackthenatural attenuationprogress.Closureforgroundwaterwillbeachieved whentheconcentrationsingroundwaterreachthecleanupgoals. RSA-306,SteamHeatingPlant,Building7291,islocatedinnorthernportionoftheRedstoneArsenalRocketEngineSouthPlant Area.Thesitecontainsanactivesteamheatingplantusedtosupportoperationsintheadjacentrocketmotorconditioningfacility, Building7290.Featureswithinorsurroundingthe0.10-acre site includeBuilding7291,aconcretesump,anoil/waterseparator,a 10,000-gallonabovegroundstoragetankstoringNumber2fueloil, andawaterconditioningvault.PotentialreleasesatBuilding7291 includepetroleum,oils,andlubricants,leaksandspillsduringboileroperation,over owsofboilerwaterorboilerblow-down,and brinefromwatersofteningtothepipetrench.

CorrectivemeasuresareneededatRSA-306to1)reduceorpreventhumanexposuretogroundwatercontaminatedwithiron, 1-methylnaphthalene,andbenzenesuchthatregulatorylimits areachievedornounacceptablehazardorriskispresent;and 2)reducethepresenceoffree-phasepetroleumproducttothe maximumextentpracticabletoreducethepotentialfordissolution ofconstituentsintogroundwater.TheselectedcorrectivemeasuresforRSA-306arepassivepetroleumproductrecovery(absorbentsocks),petroleumproductnaturalsourcezonedepletion, monitorednaturalattenuation,long-termmonitoring,andlanduse controls.Theanalyticalprogramwillconsistofthesite-related contaminantsofconcern,aswellasnaturalattenuationparameters.Groundwatermonitoringandreportingwillbeconducted for30yearsoruntilconcentrationsingroundwaterreachcleanup goals.Itisassumedthatpetroleumproductvolumeswilldiminish throughtime,andafterapproximately10years,therewillbe insufcientvolumetoberecoveredbytheabsorbentsocks.

RSA-308,ExteriorSumpatBuilding7120,islocatedinthesoutheasternportionofRedstoneArsenal.TheexteriorsumpanddrainagechannelassociatedwithBuilding7120historicallycollected propellantwastesfrom oordrainslocatedwithinthetestbays. CorrectivemeasuresareneededatRSA-308to1)monitorthe potentialforperchloratetoleachfromsubsurfacesoilstogroundwateratlevelsresultingingroundwaterconcentrationsabovethe cleanupgoalsand2)addressunacceptableriskstopotentialreceptorsfromexposuretoperchlorateandexplosivecompounds (i.e.RDX)ingroundwater.TheproposedremedyatRSA-308involvespassivereductionintheconcentrationsofcontaminants ofconcerninsubsurfacesoilandgroundwaterbynaturalabiotic andbioticattenuationprocesses.Continuednaturalin ltrationof precipitationthroughthesubsurfacesoilwill ushperchlorateinto thegroundwater.Naturalbioticandabioticprocessesinsoil and groundwaterwillthenreducegroundwatercontaminationtobelow cleanupgoals.Periodicgroundwatermonitoringwillbeconducted totracktheprogressofthenaturalattenuation.Closurefor subsurfacesoilsandgroundwaterwillbeachievedafter19yearsorwhen theconcentrationsingroundwaterreachthecleanupgoal. TheResourceConservationandRecoveryActfacilityinvestigation orCorrectiveMeasuresImplementationPlan ndingsforallthree sitesshowthatnocontaminationispresentinsurfacemedia that wouldposeunacceptableriskstoresidentialorcommercial receptorsortheenvironment.

Allpubliccommentswillbereviewedandconsideredforthe sites.TheAlabamaDepartmentofEnvironmentalManagement hasgrantedconcurrencewiththeArmy’srecommendations.The naldecisionwillbemadeafteranypubliccommentsreceived onthisnoticeandfollowingconsiderationofcommentsreceived duringthepubliccommentperiodontheproposedmodi cationto RedstoneArsenal’sAlabamaHazardousWastesManagementand MinimizationActPermit.

Sitedocumentsareavailableforpublicviewingatthefollowing locations: •Huntsville/MadisonCountyPublicLibrary,HeritageRoom, 915MonroeStreet,Huntsville •TrianaPublicLibrary,357RecordStreet,Triana Formoreinformationortosendcommentsaboutthe proposedcorrectivemeasuresatthesesites,contact: Ms.AmeliaHice,PublicAffairsSpecialist 4488MartinRoad,2ndFl.RmA-213 RedstoneArsenal,Alabama35898-5000 Telephone:(256)876-0807 E-mail:amelia.r.hice.civ@army.mil

againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. ChezvonaThomas

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592645

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80081 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnJosephKelly, DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofJohnJosephKelly,deceased,Havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe15th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. JohnJosephKellyIII

bebarred. JAMESKIRBYBYRD MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24th,May1st,and May8th ADID592850

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFNathanielJohnson, DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofNathanielJohnson, deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe16th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. LenaGJohnson

3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592792

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592646

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:79729 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFHerbertEdward Francis,Jr,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofHerbertEdwardFrancis,Jr,deceased,Havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the16thdayofApril,2024by theHon.FrankBarger,Judgeof ProbateofsaidCounty,Notice isherebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid Estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. PatriciaSammon

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592773 NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80065 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE

TATEOFJamesWinston WrightJr,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofJamesWinstonWright Jr,deceased,Havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the12thdayofApril,2024by theHon.FrankBarger,Judgeof ProbateofsaidCounty,Notice isherebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid Estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. KevinRichardWright

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592821

NOTICE INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80077 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFVincentBattles,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofVincentBattles,deceased,Havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe15thday ofApril,2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims

PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFLisaGFinchera/k/a LisaGailPerreaultFincher, DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofLisaGFinchera/k/a LisaGailPerreaultFincher,deceased,Havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe15thday ofApril,2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. HeatherAnneSlayton

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592445 NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80069 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE

PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnBright Williams,Jr.a/k/aJohnB Williams,Jr.,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofJohnBrightWilliams, Jr.a/k/aJohnBWilliams,Jr., deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe11th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate

areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. BettyWWilliams

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,May1, 2024 ADID592434 NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80070 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE

PROBATECOURT

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFHerbertAmburn A/K/AHerbertGoodwinAmburn,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofHerbertAmburnA/K/A HerbertGoodwinAmburn,deceased,Havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe12th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred.

CynthiaAmburnSalvo

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592564

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT

PROBATECASENO:80085

MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE

PROBATECOURT

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAnnieLouWagoner Spalding,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofAnnieLouWagoner Spalding,deceased,Having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe16thdayofApril, 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. MelissaHendrixBelcher

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592619

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT

PROBATECASENO:80076 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE

PROBATECOURT

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBruceHarveyBelyea,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofBruceHarveyBelyea, deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe12th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. BridgettChristineWalker,Britt AshleyBelyea

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592625

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT

PROBATECASENO:80084

MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE

PROBATECOURT

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFElmaJeanMaynard, DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe

EstateofElmaJeanMaynard, deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe15th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate

areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. JimmyRMaynard

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April24,May1,May8, 2024 ADID592636

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80005

MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFEdsolJeromeClark, DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofEdsolJeromeClark, deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe4th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. DeniseClarkMadry

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,May1, 2024 ADID591740

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80016 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFPaulBonner,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofPaulBonner,deceased,Havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe5thday ofApril,2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. RoxyeDock

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,&May1, 2024 ADID591757

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INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80021 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRICHARDDENNIS ELLISAKARICHARDD. ELLIS,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofRICHARDDENNIS ELLISAKARICHARDD.ELLIS, deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe9th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred.

JANICEGRANT

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17th,April24th,and May1st ADID591879

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:79640 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBiancaChien Brindleu,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofBiancaChienBrindley, deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe9th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate

areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. EricaF.Brindley

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,May1, 2024 ADID591872

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:78437 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFFlorenceMarie Schueler,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofFlorenceMarie Schueler,deceased,Having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe3rddayofAugust,2023bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. WilliamRyanSchueler

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,May1, 2024 ADID592021

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INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:79987 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFPATRICIAANN FULLERAKAPATRICIACOBB FULLER,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofPATRICIAANN FULLERAKAPATRICIACOBB FULLER,deceased,Having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe10thdayofApril, 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. JOHNPAULFULLER

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17th,April24th,and May1st ADID592037

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INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80028 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFTheodoreMilton Millera/k/aTheodoreMMiller, DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofTheodoreMiltonMiller a/k/aTheodoreMMiller,deceased,Havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe8thday ofApril,2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. AllisonMillerLarson

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,May1, 2024 ADID592044

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INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80037 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAlmaLaverne Fussell,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofAlmaLaverneFussell, deceased,Havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe9th dayofApril,2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidCounty,Noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidEstate

areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. JohnWilliamFussell

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,May1, 2024 ADID591885

NOTICE

INTHEPROBATECOURT PROBATECASENO:80052 MADISONCOUNTYPERSONALREPRESENTATIVE’S NOTICE PROBATECOURT INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnCharlesGeiger a/k/aJohnCGeiger,DECEASED. LettersTestamentaryuponthe EstateofJohnCharlesGeiger a/k/aJohnCGeiger,deceased, Havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe10thdayof April,2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid County,Noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidEstateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. WadeCharlesGeiger

MADISONCOUNTYRECORD, 3T,April17,April24,May1, 2024

ADID592243

NOTICEOFACTIONSEEKING MONETARYRELIEF

AllenScottMiller, whosecurrentresidenceisunknown,must answer MadisonTownCentre CondominiumAssociation, Inc.’s complaintbyMay16, 2024,orwithin30daysafterthe lastpublicationhereof (whicheverislonger)or,thereafterajudgmentbydefaultmay berenderedagainstherin CV23-901264, CircuitCourtof MadisonCounty,Alabama. Donethe21stdayofMarch 2024.

s/DebraKizermm_ ClerkoftheCircuitCourtof MadisonCounty,Alabama MatthewBruceAlfreds (ALF011) NicholasColeHughes (HUG057) PostOfficeBox4232 Montgomery,Alabama36103

TheMadisonCountyRecord May1,2024,May8,2024,May 15,2024,May22,2024 ADID593735 NOTICEOFADOPTION

TO:JesseEarlBlanton PleasetakenoticethatapetitionfortheadoptionofLyric LayneBlantonhasbeenfiledin theProbateCourtofMadison County,AlabamabythePetitionernamedbelowandthatthe 11thdayofJune,2024at3:00 o’clockp.m.hasbeensetfora hearingonthesameinsaid CourtintheCityofHuntsville, Alabama.Pleasebeadvised thatifyouintendtocontestthis adoptionyoumustfileawritten responsewithinthirty(30)days fromMay8,2024,withcounsel forsaidPetitioner,whosename andaddressisasshownbelow andwiththeClerkofthesaid ProbateCourt.CounselforPetitioner:JackieFergusonGraham,303WilliamsAve.SW #321Huntsville,AL35801. Petitioner:ChadEugene Worthey

Datesofpublication—4/17/24, 4/24/24,5/1/24and5/8/24 ADID591789

NOTICEOFFORECLOSURE

Defaulthavingbeenmadein thepaymentoftheindebtednesssecuredbythatcertain mortgagedatedAugust2,2019, executedbyKennethMcKinnon,amarriedman,toRedstoneFederalCreditUnion, whichmortgagewasrecorded onAugust5,2019,inInstrumentNumber2019-00049370, ofthemortgagerecordsinthe OfficeoftheJudgeofProbate ofMadisonCounty,Alabama, noticeisherebygiventhatpursuanttolawandthepowerof salecontainedinsaidmortgage,theundersignedwillsell atpublicoutcry,tothehighest bidderforcash,infrontofthe MainentrancetotheMadison CountyCourthouseat Huntsville,Alabama,duringthe legalhoursofsaleonMay23, 2024,thefollowingdescribed realestate,situatedinMadison County,Alabama,to-wit: Lot2,Block16,accordingtothe SurveyofScenicViewHills, SecondAddition,Huntsville,Alabama,asrecordedinPlat Book3,Page96,intheProbate OfficeofMadisonCounty,Alabama. Thissaleismadeforthepurposeofpayingtheindebtednesssecuredbysaidmortgage aswellasexpensesofforeclosure.Thispropertywillbesold onan“asis,whereis”basis, subjecttoanyeasements,encumbrances,andexceptionsreflectedinthemortgageand thosecontainedintherecords oftheofficeoftheJudgeofProbateoftheCountywherethe above-describedpropertyissituated.Thispropertywillbesold withoutwarrantyorrecourse, expressedorimpliedastocondition,title,useand/orenjoymentandwillbesoldsubjectto therightofredemptionofall partiesentitledthereto. Alabamalawgivessomepersonswhohaveaninterestin propertytherighttoredeemthe propertyundercertaincircumstances.Programsmayalso existthathelppersonsavoidor delaytheforeclosureprocess. Anattorneyshouldbeconsulted tohelpyouunderstandthese rightsandprogramsasapartof theforeclosureprocess. Thesuccessfulbiddermusttenderfullfundsattheconclusion ofthesaleintheformofacertifiedcheckmadepayableorendorsedtoPadgettLawGroup. Nopersonalcheckswillbeaccepted.Tothisendyoumust bringsufficientfundstooutbid thelenderandanyotherbidders.Insufficientfundswillnot beaccepted.Amountsreceived inexcessofthewinningbidwill

May1,2024

daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper.

This16thdayofApril,2023 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbate

THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April24,May1,May8,2024 ADID592613

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT COUNTYOFMADISON CASENO.79147

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMarkSteven Phillips,DECEASED

To:GerriAnneRedmond,c/o BlueWaterCenterforIndependentLiving,390W.NepessingSt.,Apt.2,Lapeer,MI48446

The4thdayofJune,2024at 10:00a.m.hasbeenappointed forthehearingofsaidPetition toSellPropertydescribedas: 106NRimRoad,Toney,Alabama,35773 ParcelNo.:06-06-24-0-000005.029PIN:158542 LegalDecription:Lot4,Block2, accordingtothemaporplatof surveyofQuarterMountainEstates-PhaseI,Section24, Township2,Range2West, MadisonCounty,Alabama,as recordedinPlatBook42,Page 6,ProbateRecordsofMadison County,Alabama

YouareherebynotifiedtoappearbeforesaidCourtonsaid daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper.

This15thdayofApril,2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbate

THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April24th,May1st,May8th, 2024 ADID593323

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT COUNTYOFMADISON CASENO.79126

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFSAMMICHAELCAVALLO,DECEASED

To:GiuseppeCavallo;whereaboutsunknown JohnnyErrigo;whereaboutsunknown PaulCavallo-;whereaboutsunknown BrianCavallo;whereaboutsunknown TonyCavalloJr.;whereabouts unknown GinaCavallo;whereaboutsunknown anyotherunknownmaternal heirs The21stdayofMay,2024at 1:30p.m.hasbeenappointed forthehearingofsaidPetition toSellPropertydescribedas: PersonalProperty YouareherebynotifiedtoappearbeforesaidCourtonsaid daytocontestsaidpetitionif youthinkproper. This18thdayofApril,2024 /s/FrankBarger 04/24/24,05/01/24,05/08/24 ADID593143

JudgeofProbate

THEMadisonRecord3TIMES: April24th,May1st,andMay8th

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.80018

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFCarinShantel RhodesFORTHENAME CHANGEOFMichaelTerrell Harper,Jr.,MINOR. TO:MichaelTerrellHarper,21 DaleSt.,Latham,NY12110 Youareherebynotifiedthaton the5thdayofApril,2024,aPetitionandDeclarationforMinor NameChangewasfiledby CarinShantelRhodesandthat the30thdayofMay2024at 10:30am,wasappointedaday forthehearingthereof,atwhich timeyouarerequestedtoappearandcontestthesameif yousodesire. Givenundermyhand,this26th dayofApril2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt MadisonCountyRecord3T:1st, 8th,15thMay,2024 ADID594498

STATEOFALABAMA INTHEPROBATECOURT MADISONCOUNTY CASENO.80163

law,orthesamewillbebarred. GeneBuncea/k/aEugene Bunce

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID594019

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79750

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDONALDELWOOD WALLS, LettersofAdministration upontheestateofDONALD ELWOODWALLS,Deceased, havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe25thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyre-

quiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. ROBERTALLENWALLS

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:May1st,8th, and15thintheMadisonCounty Recordnewspaper ADID594248

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80060

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMarjorieLauna Knowles, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMarjorieLauna Knowles,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe11thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyre-

quiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. MaryBelindaWheeler

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593167

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80027

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBarbaraAnnBinford, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBarbaraAnnBinford,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the17thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto

presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. MirandaLowman

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593220 www.TNValleyStuff.com

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79074

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFFrancesC.Light, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofFrancesC.Light, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe18th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent

thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. CarolunGuffey

Tobepublishedthree(3)consecutivetimes:April24th,May 1st,andMay8thintheMadison CountyRecordnewspaper ADID593178

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80058

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDelviaOvitaHughes, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDelviaOvita Hughes,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe11thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw,

INTHEMATTEROFTHEPETITIONOFSydneyEpperson FORTHENAMECHANGEOF ZionKimaniJulianDeLaO, MINOR.

TO:EsterDeLaOLopez Youareherebynotifiedthaton the24thdayofApril2024,a PetitionandDeclarationfor MinorNameChangewasfiled bySydneyandthatthe13thday ofJune2024at2:30pm,was appointedadayforthehearing thereof,atwhichtimeyouare requestedtoappearandcontestthesameifyousodesire. Givenundermyhand,this25th dayofApril2024 /s/FrankBarger JudgeofProbateCourt

MadisonCountyRecord3T: May1,May8,May15,2024 ADID593983

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80159

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJeffreyABunce a/k/aJeffreyAllenBunce, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofJeffreyABunce a/k/aJeffreyAllenBunce,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe24thday April2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby

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orthesamewillbebarred. CliffordLeeHughesa/k/aCliffordHughes

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80013

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFKathrynAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathrynA Brosemera/k/aKathyrnAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathyrnA Brosemer, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofKathrynAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathrynA Brosemera/k/aKathyrnAlyce Brosemera/k/aKathyrnA Brosemer,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe15thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. RichardBrosemer

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79992

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFVirgiaMaeBrown, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofVirgiaMaeBrown, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe12th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. ClarenceEugeneCox

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80113

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFStephenOrville Shipley, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofStephenOrville Shipley,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the19thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. BernardVerdier

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79852

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFOdinnDeeFreeman, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofOdinnDeeFreeman,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the17thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. DianeBarkera/k/aDianeHenson

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80111

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFLOYDMICHAEL ENOCHS, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofLOYDMICHAEL ENOCHS,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe22nddayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. DWIGHTMILBURNGROSS JR.

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80123

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFZeolaBellGermany Allston, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofZeolaBellGermanyAllston,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe19thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. DouglasCMartinsonIII

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80143

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBillyWayneButler, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBillyWayneButler, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe23rd dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. CharlesButler

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80110

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDanielCharlesMacDougall, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDanielCharles MacDougall,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe23rddayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. KarenAger

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo:80118

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:IRENEMARIEWATSONAKAIRENEMARIE LEROUGEWATSON LettersofAdministrationwith WillAnnexedupontheestateof IRENEMARIEWATSONAKA IRENEMARIELEROUGEWATSON,deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the24thdayofApril2024,by theHon.FrankBarger,Judgeof ProbateofMadisonCounty,no-

ticeisherebygiventhatallpersonshavingclaimsagainstthe saidestateareherebyrequired topresentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. PHYLLISELAINEWATSON AKAPHYLLISELAINEHARRIS MadisonCountyRecord3TMay 1st,May8th,andMay15th ADID593955

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80104

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFFRANKAUSTIN LASHERJR, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofFRANKAUSTIN LASHERJR,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe24thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred.

CHRISTINALYNN ROUNDTREE

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80140

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFEarnestineFletcher Tibbs, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofEarnestine FletcherTibbs,Deceased,havingbeengrantedtotheundersignedonthe24thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred.

SonyaAnderson

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80144

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBARBARAANN HAYES, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBARBARAANN HAYES,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe25thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred.

MARYHERRINGTON

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80068

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFKarenTucker, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofKarenTucker,Deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe11thday April2024bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateofsaid county,noticeisherebygiven thatallpersonshavingclaims againstthesaidestateare herebyrequiredtopresentthe samewithinthetimeallowedby law,orthesamewillbebarred. JazmineRayneBoatwright

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80067

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFTamikaMcDowellRandolph, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofTamikaMcDowellRandolph,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe11thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. TerrenceRandolph

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80071

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFBarbaraHughesMcCrary, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofBarbaraHughes McCrary,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe17thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. ChristopherMcCrary

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80092

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFAmyLLarkinA/K/A AmyElizabethLandrum Larkin, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofAmyLLarkinA/K/A AmyElizabethLandrumLarkin, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe16th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. ConnieLGlass

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80056

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFCharlesThomason Stewart, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofCharlesThomason Stewart,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe16thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred.

MarilynJStewart

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80031

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDirkHansNeubert, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDirkHansNeubert, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe9th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby

giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. ShawnENeubert

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80015

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFMaudeDeanBaker, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofMaudeDean Baker,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the5thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. JohnBaker

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80007

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFDorothyMaeMarty, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofDorothyMae Marty,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the9thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. DavidEMarty

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79958

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFWillieJames Crutcher, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofWillieJames Crutcher,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe27thdayMarchl 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. MichelleCummings

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo79969

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFTobyJermaineGordon, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofTobyJermaine Gordon,Deceased,having beengrantedtotheundersignedonthe10thdayApril 2024bytheHon.FrankBarger, JudgeofProbateofsaidcounty, noticeisherebygiventhatall personshavingclaimsagainst thesaidestateareherebyrequiredtopresentthesame withinthetimeallowedbylaw, orthesamewillbebarred. BrittanyGordon

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo:80046

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOF:JamesEverett Browna/k/aJamesEverett Brown,Jr. LettersofAdministrationwith WillAnnexedupontheestateof JamesEverettBrowna/k/a JamesEverettBrown,Jr.deceased,havingbeengrantedto theundersignedonthe10thday ofApril2024,bytheHon.Frank Barger,JudgeofProbateof MadisonCounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. WilliamRPriest MadisonCountyRecord3TApril 17,April24,May1,2024 ADID592047

StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80054

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFIraEllisonCopeland A/K/AIraCopeland, LettersofAdministration upontheestateofIraEllison CopelandA/K/AIraCopeland, Deceased,havingbeengranted totheundersignedonthe11th dayApril2024bytheHon. FrankBarger,JudgeofProbate ofsaidcounty,noticeishereby giventhatallpersonshaving claimsagainstthesaidestate areherebyrequiredtopresent thesamewithinthetimeallowedbylaw,orthesamewill bebarred. LloydACopeland

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StateofAlabama MadisonCounty CaseNo80059

PersonalRepresentative’s Notice;ProbateCourt: INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFRichardAnthony Carroll, LettersofAdministrationupon theestateofRichardAnthony Carroll,Deceased,havingbeen grantedtotheundersignedon the11thdayApril2024bythe Hon.FrankBarger,Judgeof Probateofsaidcounty,noticeis herebygiventhatallpersons havingclaimsagainstthesaid estateareherebyrequiredto presentthesamewithinthe timeallowedbylaw,orthe samewillbebarred. CDewayneRaney

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TheStateofAlabama ProbateCourt MadisonCounty CaseNo.75774

INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATEOFJohnMichaelErtl, Deceased TO:MichaelWharton,12013 RiverCanyonRoadSE, Huntsville,AL35803 AprilSpringer,12013River CanyonRoadSE,Huntsville,AL 35803 Noticeisherebygiventhat NevaErtl,asPersonalRepresenativeintheabovecaseofJohn MichaelErtl,Deceased,hasthis daypresentedtotheCourt underoathheraccount,vouchers,evidenceandstatementfor FinalSettlementtotheprobate ofthesaidestateandthatthe 13thdayofJune,2024@11:30 a.m.,hasbeenappointedaday forsuchasettlement,atwhich timeallpartieswithinterestcan appearandcontestthesameif theythinkproper. Witness,atoffice,this25thday ofApril2024. FrankBarger ProbateJudge MadisonCountyRecord3T: May1,May8,May15,2024 ADID594031

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