The Dickson Herald from Dickson, Tennessee • Page A5

THE DICKSON HERALD NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 2012 5A OBITUARIES Ann Kimbro Ashworth Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Kimbro Ashworth, 77, of Dickson were conducted Wednesday, June 27, 2012 at 2 pm from the Chapel of the Taylor Funeral Home with Bro. Aaron Satch-well officiating. Place of rest is in the Weems Cemetery. Services were under the direction of the Taylor Funeral Home.

Ann, a retired shirt folder in the clothing manufacturing business, died Monday, June 25, 2012 at her home in Dickson. A native of Dickson County, she was the daughter of the late Carlton and Artie Vick Weems Bowen. Ann retired from Red Cap Industries, made dolls at the Senior Citizens Center, and was a member of the Pomona Baptist Church. Survivors include husband Elbert Ashworth of Dickson; son Gary Kimbro and his wife Rhonda of Cumberland Furnace; daughter Melissa Knight of Dickson; two step-daughters Kathy McGee and husband David of Goodletts-ville, Penny Annesi and husband Joe of Fairview; grandchildren Dustin Sharp, Allison Sharp; eight step-grandchildren Trent Ashworth, Kelsey Annesi, Mary Annesi, Ashley Silva, David Bre-wington, Lee Brewing-ton, Jason Potts, Bobbi Mangrum; five step-great grandchildren Carmella, Christopher, planned. Mrs.

Lindboe's wishes were to be cremated. She is preceded in death by parents William and Edna Kline Jenkins; son Theron Dwayne Edwards. She is survived in death by son Raymond Nolan Edwards (Lori) of Dickson; daughters April May Morris (Arthur) of Dickson, Mabel Lucille Maloney (Arthur) of New Bedford, 17 grandchildren; several great grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, the family request donations to the Humane Society. Leslie Carl Forrester Visitation services will be held for Leslie Carl Forrester, 50, of Dickson on Friday, June 29, 2012 from 8 am to 8 pm at Spann Funeral Home.

Funeral services will be held at 10 am on Saturday, June 30, 2012 from the chapel of Spann Funeral Home. Interment will be in Taylor Town Cemetery in Hurricane Mills. Mr. Forrester is preceded in death by parents Leslie and Wanda Woolverton Forrester. He is survived by sisters Teresa Forrester of Chicago, 111 and Diane Case (Jim) of Dickson; nephews Justin Wilson, William Forrester, Franklin Forrester, James Case; nieces Ginger Forrester, Tiffany Gusman, Brandy Wilson, Melody Forrester, Courtney Tidwell and Jasania Forrester.

Arrangements by Spann Funeral Home. Jake, Nick, Jaden, and her beloved cat Robert Larry 'Worm' Cocke Mr. Robert Larry "Worm" Cocke was born December 10, 1949 to Robert H. and Gertie (Ashworth) Cocke in Davidson County. He passed away June 24, 2012 at the Horizon Medical Center in Dickson.

He is survived by his wife of 43 years Nanette D. Cocke; sons Larry Wayne Cocke and his wife Tamara and Mike Paul Cocke; daughter Jennie Bowman and her husband David; grandchildren Taylor, Briley, Alexis, Carley, Tate, Carter, and Carson. He is preceded in death by his parents. Mr. Cocke was a member of the Taylor Town Church of Christ.

No visitation or services are scheduled at this time. A memorial service will be scheduled at a later date. At the request of the deceased and his family, the body will be cremated. Shirley Joanne Kiest Shirley Joanne Kiest, 77, wife of Larry Kiest and a resident of Char-lotte kiest The family will conduct memorial services at a later date. Heritage Funeral Home of Franklin is assisting the family and in charge of the arrangements.

Shirley was born Sept 3, 1934 in Leverette, 111 and was one of four children of George Peters and Marie Rutledge Peters. She was retired as the head cook for the ChampagneUrbana School System. Following retirement, she and her husband relocated to Tennessee in the early 1980's. In her free time, Shirley loved visiting a flea market or good yard sale. It allowed her the opportunity to be out around people and see new sights.

Her greatest joy came in having the opportunity to help other people. She loved going out to eat with friends and family whenever possible. Her gift of selflessness will be remembered and missed by those who loved her. Honor her legacy. Shirley is survived by husband Larry Kiest of Charlotte; daughters Brenda Marie McCallis-ter of Dickson, Linda Martin of McEwen, Glen-da Hodges of Charlotte, and Kimberly Spann of Dickson.

Additionally, she is survived by 16 grandchildren and 55 great-grandchildren. Shirley was preceded in death by her parents and son Larry Dale Kiest, Jr. You may share condolences with the family at the Heritage Funeral Home website: www. TnFuner als com Evelyn Baker Ottaway Evelyn Baker Ottaway died June 19, 2012 in Wichita, her home for over seventy years. She was born in Dickson May 27, 1921, the only child of the late Virgil Carter and Sarah (Nelson) Baker and grew up on their Mt.

Sinai Road farm. After graduation from Dickson High School in 1939, she worked at the Vultee Aircraft plant in Nashville where she met her husband Harold Ottaway of Wichita. They were married August 18, 1941 and he preceded her in death in 2003. She is survived by her son Harold (Lucretia) and daughter Sally; grandchildren Luther (Emily) Ottaway, Vickery (Ivan) Gonzalez, and Nash Ottaway; greatgrandchildren Abigail Ottaway, Asher White, and Veda Gonzalez, all of Wichita. She is also survived by first cousins Georgia L.

Baker of Dickson, Carter G. Baker of Nashville, and Ailsie Baker McEnteggart of Chico, Ca. Burial was at Kechi Township Cemetery in Wichita. Arrangements by Broadway Mortuary, Wichita. Gracie Marie Pearson Gracie Marie Pearson, 64, of Clarksville died June 22, 2012 at Vander-bilt Medical Center in Nashville.

Pearson was born February 3, 1948 in Davidson County. She is preceded in death by parents Walter and Gracie (Clemmons) Pearson and survived in death by sons Steve Spann of Clarksville, Tony Spann (Shelia) of Cumberland City; brother J.C. Pearson of Las Vegas, sister Bobbie Jean Bailey of Smyrna and one grandchild. At the request of the deceased and her family, the body will be cremated. There is no service planned at this time.

Arrangements by Dickson Funeral Home. Gladys May Buttrey Graveside and family services were held for Gladys May Buttrey Friday, June 22, 2012 in the Hudgins Cemetery in Fairview. Buttrey died on June 18, 2012 at the Texo-ma Medical Center in Denison, Texas. She was born March 13, 1926 in Hickman County. She is preceded in death by husbands Norman N.

Hudgins and Mr. Buttrey and parents Sylvestor H. and Clara L. (Shouce) Still. She is survived by son Louis Hudgens of Henderson-ville; daughter Nolen Bevis of Texas.

Thurla Jane Lindboe Thurla Jane Lindboe, 89, of Dickson died Ties-day, June 26, 2012 at her home. No visitation or funeral services are CITY OF DICKSON POLICE ARRESTS, CITATIONS Sandra Dudley now state water resources director, leaves WDC The following persons were arrested or cited May 28-June 4 by Dickson police officers and have or have had court dates scheduled in the City Court of Dickson. All persons are innocent until proven guilty. Editor's note: The Dickson police arrests are printed exactly as we receive the information from the city police department. Please first contact the police at (615) 441-9580 if you think information in is incorrect.

Regina Blazer; 52; Tangle-wood Drive, Dickson; Driving under the influence, open container and violation of the implied consent law James S. St Amant; 20; Lauren Parkway, Dickson; Driving under the influence, violation of 1821 alcohol act, and carrying prohibited weapon Charles A. Stephens; 22; Anderson Road, Dickson; public intoxication William Newsom; 39; Newsom Drive, Dickson; Second offense driving with a revoked license Alonzo M. Greer; 20; Pond Road, Dickson; aggravated assault, and vandalism Ricky A. Hughes; 26; North 6th Street, Nashville; Aggravated assault, and vandalism Kenneth A.

Thomasson; 22; East Sugar Creek Road, McEwen; Driving with suspended license Ana K. Mota; 22; Maysville Road, Dickson; Driving with no license Miguel A. Herrera; 26; Telton Court, Nashville; Driving with suspended license Athena Ammons; 21; Schrader Hgts, Dickson; Driving with no license Daniel D. Kotsch; 25; Woodland Way, Bon Aqua; Second offense driving under the influence Joseph Hall; 45; High Street, Dickson; Theft by shoplifting David M. Keener; 56; Martin Luther King Blvd, Dickson; Simple possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, and public intoxication Jerry R.

Anderson; 46; Ridgemont Drive, Dickson; Driving with a suspended license Jonathan T. Hophan; 18; Ridge Road, Charlotte; Simple possession Joseph F. Self; 23; South Aire Inn, Dickson; Simple possession Kevin M. Craig; 21; Dickson Avenue, Dickson; Simple possession of marijuana Nathan O. Parrish; 32; Hwy 100, Lyles; Simple possession, and possession of drug paraphernalia any budget cutting," Baker continued.

"I mean we got a balanced budget. We got this money in there. "So let's just allocate some of this money to get those radios, and leave the budget as is," he added. "Let Tase (Sturgill) increase his hours to give the people a little more coverage, which has the potential to generate a little more mm great state." In a press release, TDEC Commissioner Bob Martineau said Dudley brought "unparalleled technical expertise and leadership ability" to her new position. "Sandra's background spans both the public and private sectors where she has developed a track record of providing exceptional customer service," Martineau said.

"We are thrilled to have her join our team." Under Dudley's leadership, the Water Authority of Dickson County consolidated with the Fairview water and wastewater systems in 2006. It now serves most of Dickson Carlisa K. Maddin; 26: Burnett Court, Dickson; Failure to appear on driving with suspended license Jami L. Mahoney; 34: Kelly Road, Detroit, Ml; Violation of probation on domestic violence assault Justin McKinney; 23: Wayne Road, Lyles; Violation of probation on criminal impersonation Corby R. Arnold; 27: McFall balances $574,098 in the general fund revenue with expenses, including $213,400 for general government operations; $336,094 for public safety; and $12,785 for public works.

The budget balances $39,350 for state Street Aid Fund revenue and expenses, with $20,283 in salaries; $13,920 for street For the Herald Dr. Sandra Dudley started this month as director of the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's new division of water resources. Dudley was executive director of the Water Authority of Dickson County, where she had served since 2006. She is also an adjunct professor for the institute for Sustainable Practices at Lipscomb University. Dudley said she was "deeply grateful" to the Water Authority of Dickson County Board of Commissioners, adding that the position "was one of the greatest joys of my life." DICKSON POLICE The following persons have outstandingactive warrants out for their arrests through the Dickson Police Department.

All persons are innocent until proven guilty. If you are one of the below listed persons, please turn yourself in at the Dickson Police Department. If you know the whereabouts of any of the listed persons, please contact Dickson police. You may also turn someone in anonymously by calling (615) 441-9555 or emailing the police department revenue and just move forward." Another audience member asked if the commissioners realized how much town property was owned by retired citizens, who can't afford the rate? Town attorney Tim Potter advised the commissioners the meeting did not include a public hearing, so County and portions of Williamson, Hickman, Cheatham and Humphreys counties. It was recognized in 2010 as having the best water in Tennessee.

Dudley has a Ph.D. in Engineering, a Masters of Education and a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Tennessee Technological University. She is active with her alma mater, serving as the current chair of the Board of Advisors for Chemical Engineering at TTU, and a past board member for CivilEnvironmental Engineering. She is proud to have been honored with the Patriot Award for Employer Support of Guard and Reserve in 2010. Street, Cumberland Furnace; Violation of probation on simple possession Tatum G.

Daily; 22: North Dixie Avenue, Cookeville; Violation of probation on simple possession Andrew T. Davis; 23: Lake-brook Drive, Murfreesboro; Theft of property Ricky Edwards; 40: Hwy 46 South, Bon Aqua; Violation of probation on theft of property lights; and $2,800 for materialssupplies. New Life agreement Nearly one year after doubling the tax rate and promising citizens an emergency services agreement with New Life Lodge, Potter reported June 4 the drug treatment facility still hasn't signed a compensatory contract with the town. I "I was pleased to be a part of the authority during a Dudley time of growth and improvements in overall quality and customer service," Dudley said. "While I never sought to leave the authority, the opportunity to lead the consolidation of the state's new Division of Water Resources within TDEC allows me to help not only the water authority but utilities and others all over Tennessee as we work to protect the waters of our WARRANTS at copdicksonpd.org.

Milagros Montanez; 30; North-wood Terrace, Clarksville; Failure to appear on vandalism Crystal L. Meredith; 28: Gilham Road, Beebe, AR: Violation of probation on parties to a crime Gerald A. Melet 31: West Jefferson, Murfreesbor; Violation of probation on theft of property they didn't have to answer the question. The commissioners did not answer the question or vote on the budget change, but agreed to move the money for the radios from another line item. 2012-13 budget The current fiscal year ends June 30.

The proposed budget Tj))jjjjjjjjjT No town contract yet with New Life Lodge, audience asks tax questions BURNS FROM 2A ment radios." An audience member also thought the commissioners should use the extra tax revenue to pay for radios, since they cited the need to purchase the radios during the property tax debate last year. "The taxes were raised, so I don't see any need to do CUESDAYi kHURSDAYJ pRIDAY.