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BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
DIANE YVETTE ROBINSON March 23,1957
Birthday wishes are being sent out to our lovely Mother, who was called home on September 21, 2014. We love you and miss you dearly.
Forever missed!!! For- ever loved!!!
Children: Gregory Spears, Darryl Robinson, Latrina Robinson, Shawnta Davis and Astley Willis.
MR. HOSEA RICHARDSON, JR.
Homegoing celebration for Mr. Hosea Richardson, Jr. who passed away Tues- day, March 17, 2015, will be held Wednesday, March 25, 2015, at 11 a. m. at Aikens Funeral Home Chapel, 2708 E. Dr. M. L. K., Jr. Blvd. The interment will be in Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL.
Hosea Richardson was of the Baptist faith and a former member of New Bethel M. B. Church. He enjoyed fishing, barbe- quing and shooting pool. He worked as a mail han- dler for the U. S. Postal Service for many years. Hosea was also a WW II Veteran for the U. S. Navy.
He was preceded in death by: parents, Hosea Richardson, Sr. and Zeola Lacey; wife, Eloise Richardson; children, Glo- ria Hopkins and Hosea Richardson, III; sister, Bessie Sutton; and broth- ers, Matthew Richardson and James Richardson.
He leaves to cherish fond and loving memories with: children, Annie Grace Carrington (James), Catherine Williams (Mark), Willie Richardson (Linda), Carlton Richard- son (Molly), Charlene Lawrence (Jeff), and Tele- cia Richardson; grandchil- dren, Michelle, Shalanda (Torrey), Willie, Jr., Vanessa, LaTasha (Ken- neth), James, Jr., Chris-
Florida Southern Wins NCAA D-II Championship
Florida Southern is now the NCAA D-II South Regional Champions. They earned the title after beating Lynn University 88-80.
The team is now in the Elite Eight and will play Southern New Hampshire on March 25. The game will take place in Evansville, Indiana.
The Mocs are ranked #1 with an impressive 33-1 record and have their eyes on winning the whole thing. Kevin Capers earned the South Regional Tournament’s “Most Outstanding Player” with his strong play on both sides of the ball.
Shown in the photograph from left to right are: Head Coach Linc Darner, Kevin Campers, bubby Johnson, Tyler Kelly, and Dylan Travis. (Photograph by Toby Scott, of Chow & Scott Keepsakes)
Crime
Man Arrested After Police Discover Grow House
DEATH LIST
AIKENS FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Willie Jackson, Tampa.
Mr. Theodore Jordan, Tampa.
Mr. Carlton, McCul- lough, Tampa.
Mr. Hosea Richard- son, Tampa.
Mr. Jamilyn Turner, Tampa.
HARMON FUNERAL HOME
Ikeim Bobby Boswell, Tampa.
Herbert McCloud James, Tampa.
Kanisha S. Quarter- mon, Tampa.
WILSON FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Oscar Folks, Jr., Tampa.
Mr. Leroy Anthony Golphin, Tampa.
Mr. Louis McCloud, Tampa.
ZION HILL MORTUARY
Marie Cannon of Tampa.
Harold C. Anderson of Tampa.
Summer Youth Employment
The City of Tampa is hiring residents of East Tampa for part-time summer employment to help keep their community clean through funding provided by the East Tampa Commu- nity Revitalization Partnership.
The employment dates are June 8, 2015-July 30, 2015 for 36 youths ages 16-18. Youth will be paid $8.05 an hour.
Among the qualifications, the youth must be enrolled in the Hillsborough County School System and reside withing the boundaries of East Tampa: Hillsborough Ave. (North), I-4 (South), 56th St. (East), and I-275 (West).
For more information, call (813) 426-6018.
taveous,
(Joshala),
(Jerome),
vanna, Kim, Lisa and Laura; great grandchil- dren, Jessica, Monique, Kenescia, Malachi, Ravaughn, Ahmad, Ne- hemiah, Jaxon, Mia, Aleah, Macaila, Justin, Chris, Coby, Jarnecia and Casey; aunt, Sarah Lacey; son-in- law, Jimmy Hopkins; neighbors, Jean and Gary Johnson, Robert Troup, Alberta Reed, Illocia Gay, Alvin (TJ) Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. James McClen- don, and Thelma Ander- son; and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.
The visitation will be held at Aikens Funeral Home 1 hour prior to the service.
The family and friends are asked to meet at the chapel on Wednesday for the service.
AIKENS FUNERAL HOME
Dennard Tiffany Joshua, Sa-
On Sunday morning, Lakeland police responded to 624 Hillside Drive after receiving a tip. When officers arrived, they reportedly smelled the odor of cannabis and the resident gave them permission to search the res- idence.
The officers located one room in the home that had been converted into an active cannabis nursery, using en- vironmental control, an irri- gation system, electrical power transformers operat- ing high intensity lighting, and twenty-one growing cannabis plants. Some of the plants were 3 feet tall, police said.
The entrance to the room wasasmall3footby2foot
makeshift door in a closet that also had a heavy odor of cannabis coming from it. The original doorway to the room had been dry walled over. Further investigation re- vealed that the electric serv- ice line into the home had been tapped, bypassing the power meter.
The home was also located within 500 feet of Carlton Palmore Elementary School.
Police arrested Yoandris Alvarez Gutierrez, 27, and charged him with culti- vation of cannabis within 1,000 feet of a school; pos- session of drug parapherna- lia, maintaining a structure to cultivate a controlled sub- stance, and tampering with utility fixtures.
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