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She was born September 9, 1936 in Clark County to Thomas and Bessie John- son. She was a member of the Knowlton Church of God and was a former su- pervisor at the Lycoming Shoe Factory and Powell Manufacturing. Mrs. Brewer is survived by three sons: William D. Brewer Jr. of Ravenna, Lenox Brewer of Lufkin, Texas; and Tommy Brew- er (Stella) of Ravenna; five grandchildren, four great grandchildren; and a brother, Donald Johnson of Fernley, Nevada. She was preceded in death by her husband, Wil- liam D Brewer Sr., and her parents, Thomas and Bes- sie Johnson. Funeral services were held 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 30, at the Gray- son Funeral Home Chapel, 201 7th Avenue, Clay City, with Bro. Kenny Wasson officiating. Burial followed in the Brewer Cemetery in Ravenna. Friends visited Tuesday from 11:00 until time of the service at the funeral home. <GraysonFuneral.net> Reva Brewer, 82 _________________________________ Tuesday, October 9, 2018 Sue Harrison Triplette, 74 Sue Harrison Triplette, age 74, widow of Johnny Triplette, passed away Tuesday, October 9, 2018, at her home, surrounded by her loving family. She was a native of Estill County, a daughter of the lateWilliam Jennings Harri- son and Martha Jean Smith Harrison. Mrs. Triplette was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her son, Ricky Bowling; her sister, Brenda Harrison; and her brother, Randall Harrison. Survivors include her children: Gena Hall (Mike), Randy Bowling, Lisa Mott (Bob), April Cody (Wil- liam), and Anna (Jerry) Parks; her grandchildren: James Michael Hall, Jen- nifer Hall, Corey Bowling, Damond Reid, Paige Ad- kinson (Jon), Joel Harrison (Laura), Vernon Harrison, Bradley Roberts, Brittney Parks, and Ricky Parks; her great grandchildren: Chase Bowling, Gracie Bowling, Carson Adkin- son, and Gavin Adkinson; her siblings: Judy Roy (Bill), William Harrison, Effie Burrus (Ronnie), and Sammy Hammonds (Pat); a sister-in-law, Gracie Har- rison; and several nieces and nephews. Visitation was held on Saturday, October 14th at Heritage Funeral Home of Richmond with services begining at 1:00 p.m. Burial was in the Turpin Cemetery at Winston. Pallbearers were James Michael Hall, Corey Bowl- ing, Damond Reid, Joel Harrison, Vernon Harrison, and Bradley Roberts. <HeritageofRichmond.com> Sue Triplette _________________________________ Friday, October 26, 2018 Norma Barker Walton, 78 Norma Barker Walton, age 78, widow of Jim Wal- ton, passed away at her home, Friday, October 26, 2018. She was a native of Es- till County, a daughter of the late Silas Barker and the late Opal Turner Lemay. She was a homemaker who enjoyed quilting, ceramics, beadwork, crafting, garden- ing, canning, cooking, play- ing guitar, and building her family. In addition to her husband Jim, she was preceded in death by her siblings: Provie Kirby and Mary Lou Shrad- er; a brother-in-law, Billy Freeman; and a son-in-law, Randy Birch. Survivors include her children: Nancy Ross, James Walton (Rhonda), Brenda Birch, Phillip Walton, and Eddie Walton (Hope); her siblings: Teddy Rawlins (Sue), William Rawlins (Carol), Elizabeth Freeman, Cathy Shepard (James Rich- ardson), Francis Walsh (Jer- ry), Judy McKinney (Glenn), Sarah Brinegar (Kenny), Sue Brinegar (Shirley), Martha Brinegar (Ralph), Virginia Embree (Roger), Carolyn Bishop (Mark), David Bark- er, Michael Barker (Mila- nda), Owen Barker (Rebec- ca), and Joy Brown (Fred); eight grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Pallbearers were James Ross, Ryan Walton, Travis Brooks, Chris Neal, Fred Weddington, and Jon Fore Honorary pallbearers were Doug Kirby, Timothy Kirby and Jacob Birch. Services were held at 11:00 a.m., Monday, Octo- ber 29th at the Thomas Bap- tist Church with Bro. Ricky Kirby officiating. Burial fol- lowed in the Kirby Ceme- tery. Friends called after 6:00 p.m., Sunday, at the Church. Arrangements are entrust- ed to Lewis-Abner Home for Funerals <LewisFH.com> Norma Walton Estine “Tiny” Finney, age 84, of Broadway in Irvine, passed away Sunday, Oc- tober 28, 2018, at her home following a long illness. She was born December 1, 1933 in Estill County and was the daughter of the late Lennie and Bertha McIntosh Adams. She retired from the Old Colony Envelope Com- pany and was a member of the Gum Springs Church of God. She had lived in Estill County most of her life. She is survived by two daugh- ters: Amy Neal and Sheila (Tim) Wiseman, both of Estill County; two sisters: Irene Neal, Estill County and Jeanette Vincent, Fayette County; three brothers: Re- ece Adams, James Adams, and Lennie Adams Jr., all of Estill County; three grand- children: Jeremy Wiseman, Justin Wiseman, and Corey Neal; one great grandchild: Blakely Wiseman; and her special friend: Margaret Ed- monson . She was preceded in death by two sisters, Mattie Lou Sparks and Anna Mae Murray; and 2twobrothers, William Adams and Harold Adams. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, Oc- tober 31, 1:30 PM at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home Chapel by Bro. Terry Barnes. Burial will follow in the Crowe Cemetery. Friends may call after 11:30 AM Wednesday at the funer- al home. Pallbearers will be Adam Neal, Jeremy Wiseman, Jus- tin Wiseman, Corey Neal, Gene Dixon, Mark Murray, and Boyd Henry. <TolerFuneralHome.com> _________________________________ Sunday, October 28, 2018 Estine “Tiny” Finney, 84 William Jennings Har- rison, Jr., 67, of Richmond, Kentucky, passed away on Thursday, October 25, 2018. He was born in Estill County, the son of the late William Harrison, Sr. and Martha Hackworth Harri- son. He was a brick layer by occupation. Survivors include three sons: Douglas Harrison of Irvine, Joseph Peck of Charlotte, North Carolina; and Steven Stephenson of Hampton, Ohio; a daughter, Stephanie VanWinkle of Ir- vine; one brother, Sammy Hammons of Richmond; and two sisters: Judy Roy and Effie Burrus, both of Richmond. He was preceded in death by one brother, Merle Harri- son; and two sisters: Brenda Harrison and Sue Triplette. Graveside services were conducted at 11:00 a.m., Monday, October 29, in the West Irvine Cemetery with his brother, Sammy Ham- mons, officiating. His family served as pallbearers. Combs, Parsons and Col- lins Funeral Home of Rich- mond is in charge of arrange- ments. < CPCFH.com> _________________________________ Thursday, October 25, 2018 William Harrison Jr., 67 Continued from Page1 Brewer said the SPARK Office will provide resourc- es, Casey’s Law Informa- tion, assistance, group ther- apy, and education. Rick Prewitt will be the coordinator of the Estill County Office. It will be open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10-6. The SPARK Office is lo- cated on the second floor of Christian Worship Center on Broadway. It can be accessed at the rear of the building. Prewitt said he will con- tinue the Ragamuffin group on Fridays at 6 p.m. There will be Narcotics Anony- mous (NA) classes on Mon- days and Thursdays. The advocate of the Irvine Office will be Misty Dehart. “God used Casey’s Law to save my life,” she stated. Prewitt stated that he had been clean for 30 years. The local SPARK is also supported by Circuit Judge Michael Dean, District Judge William “Bo” Leach, and County Attorney Rod- ney Davis. Judge Leach said until five or six years ago, most people he saw were addicted to alcohol. Today, it is meth- amphetamine. The judge said that leads to a slow death. “Whatever you (family members) do now is easier than going to a funeral for them,” he stated. “It’s truly an avenue of hope,” Davis stated. “We can’t put everybody with a drug addiction in jail.” “It is a step by step pro- cess,” he added. “It’s going to take some time.” Judge Dean said Brewer had helped someone in his family who was addicted. Davis said people are wor- ried about the cost of drug re- hab if they file Casey’s Law. “We can find somewhere for everyone,” he stated. “It may be faith based. It may be out of state. We’ll figure out the money.” A relative of a person ad- dicted to drugs files a peti- tion for Casey’s Law with the court. The advocate at SPARK Ministries will help the relative file the petition. The SPARK Ministries will arrange for the pay- ment of the drug treatment, and provide transportation if needed. Some medical insur- ances pay for drug rehab, as does Medicaid. Court filing fees can also be waived. The judge will then order the adult addict into drug treatment. An addict can also walk into the SPARK Ministry office. Prewitt said they will of- fer rehab treatment that same day. The treatment may be provided as as an inpatient or out patient. Jenell Brewer SPARK Office opens in Irvine Marching Engineers are State Runners-Up This past weekend the Marching Engineers competed in State competition in Lexing- ton. After a solid semifinals performance, the band was named as a top 4 finalist for the 5th consecutive year. This placement gave the band the opportunity to perform on Kroger Field at UK. The Marching Engineers turned in a breathtaking perfor- mance in finals, earning them 2nd place in class AA. This has been yet another history making year for this band program and as always, this group of students represented Estill County well on Kentucky Marching Band’s biggest stage!
