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Memoriam
Local
IN MEMORIAM
JAMES N. SIMMONS, SR. (BUD LEE) 8/15/1949 – 11/29/2010
These have been the most challenging 5 years without you here. There’s such a void in our lives missing, but it’s quickly filled with loving memories of you.
We love and miss you dearly. Gone from the flesh, but never from our hearts.
Love, your devoted wife, children, grands and great grands.
INFORMATION REQUESTED FOR THE CELEBRATION FOR A LOCAL WELL-KNOWN TEACHER/MUSICIAN
DEATH LIST
ADEN FUNERAL HOME
Mr. George H. Pelt, Jr., Tampa. Mr. Jerry L. Glover, Sr., Dover, FL.
AIKENS FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Alvin Brown, Tampa.
Mrs. Annie Laura Davis, Tampa. Mr. James Deramus, Tampa.
Mr. Darrel R. Granville, Tampa. Mr. Willis Ronnie Johnson, Tampa.
HARMON FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Tiffany Bishop, Tampa.
Mrs. Joyce Yvonne Hughes, Tampa. Mr. Leroy Thomas, Jr., Tampa. Mrs. Agaree John Young, Tampa.
JACKSON FUNERAL HOME Letonda Cheatham.
RAY WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Al B. Bell, Valrico, FL.
Mrs. Frances Foster, Apollo Beach, FL. Infant Khalif Jones, Tampa.
Ms. Gloria Ann McMillian, Tampa.
WILSON FUNERAL HOME
Mr. James Pond, Temple Terrace, FL.
Mr. Michael Lamond Diggs, Temple Terrace, FL. Ms. Julia Graham, Tampa.
Mr. Paul Kearse, Tampa.
Mr. Willie Nelson, Jr., Tampa.
Mr. William Walker, Tampa.
MRS. ALEASE FLOYD LINDSAY WASHINGTON ... with one of her classes
The homegoing celebration of Mrs. Alease Floyd Lindsay Washington will be held on December 5, 2015, at Mt. Olive AME Church, where the Rev. Gregory Gay, Sr. is Pastor.
Following the entombment of the body, we will have a repast and would like to show a PowerPoint video of her life.
During her lifespan, she touched the lives of many people. Mrs. Washington was owner/operator of several daycare centers, lo- cated in the Hyde Park area. She taught many years at the Carver Elementary School Head Start Center located in West Tampa.
As an accomplished musician (piano and organ), she provided instruction for many
children, youths, adults, church choirs and musical groups.
If you have any pictures, clippings, art and crafts that you would like to share, depicting your life with Mrs. Washington, please allow the family to use them in the Power- Point presentation (all materials will be re- turned to the owners).
Please send them to Brenda Lindsay at any of the following methods of communica- tion: email – blindsay313@gmail.com, fax 813-254-3623 or text 323-828-3752, or use the U. S. mail or hand deliver to 1916 W. Lemon St, Tampa 33606.
DEADLINE FOR ALL ITEMS DECEM- BER 3, 2015.
Valet Driver Critical After Accident With Police Cruiser
Tampa Police report that at 4:48 a. m. Saturday, two officers were riding together in a marked police car traveling south on 30th Street. A red Mazda, driven by a valet for Dunn’s River, made an improper left turn into the path of the marked police unit while trying to pull into the parking lot of Dunn’s River, 11154 North 30th Street.
The officer driving the cruiser tried to stop, but was unable to do so and struck the passenger side of the vehicle. The officers were transported to the hospital, and the valet driver is reported to be hospitalized in critical condition with a skull fracture.
Officials said later that night the valet was still critical, but showing signs of improvement. The officers were treated and released.
The names of the officers and the valet driver were not released.
Motorcyclist Dies in Traffic Accident
A 48-year-old Tampa motorcyclist died after being involved in a traffic accident. The accident took place Tuesday night on Gunn Highway near Case Road.
According to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, Kelvin I. Garay was operating his 2014 Yamaha motorcycle around 8 p.m. He was traveling westbound on Gunn Highway. Police said Ms. Claudia Burgos, 41, was attempting to turn into a driveway when she entered the path of the motorcycle.
The motorcycle struck the passenger side of the 2011 Nissan Rogue and Garay was ejected from the motorcycle. He died at the scene.
Ms. Burgos and her two passengers, 8-year-old Adrianna Burgos, and 13-year-old Na- talia Burgos were all transported to St. Joseph’s Hospital with minor injuries. No charges have been filed, but the investigation is continuing.
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