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i C2 THE TENNESSEAN Saturday, February 1999 7B LOCAL NEWS Sundquist re-election cost nearly $5 million Republican Gov. Don Sundquist spent nearly $5 million to win his second term in office and has nearly $3 million left, according to reports on file with the state Registry of Election Finance. Sundquist, who won nearly Death Notices Gainesboro, TN ANDERSON, Sam' Otey (Andy), Age 75. Passed away. Friday morning, February 5, 1999, in the Cookeville Regional Medical Center in Cookeville.

Mr. Anderson was preceded in death by his parents, Elbert N. and Elizabeth Baker Anderson; wives, Mary Elizabeth Anderson and Katherine Gailbreath Anderson. He was a member of the Gainesboro Church of Christ, a retired manager of Twin Lakes Telephone Cooperative Corporation, a past president of the National Telephone Cooperative Association, a former Mayor and Alderman of the town of Gainesboro, and a WWII veteran. Survivors include his wife, Katherine Baugh Anderson, Gainesboro; one daughter and son-in-law, Carol Ann and Dr.

Jim B. Simpson, Lebanon, MO; one step-son, Tom Baugh Anderson, Gainesboro; one stepdaughter, Margaret Archer Bailey, Nashville; four brothers, Elbert N. Anderson, IL, Ed Wallace Anderson, Roy Lee Anderson, Bill Anderson, all three sisters, Carolyn Alderson, TN, Evelyn Goddard, FL, Elizabeth Ann Rhea, TX; five step-granddaughters. The remains are at Anderson Funeral Home, 407 East Gore Avenue, Gainesboro, where funeral services will be conducted Sunday, February 7, 1999, at 2 P.M., with Bro. Johnny W.

Fox officiating. Interment will be Richmond Cemetery in the Flynn's Lick Community of Jackson County. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, the Gainesboro Church of Christ Building Fund, or the Jackson County High School Band by contacting Anderson Funeral Home. Visitation will be Saturday from 4 9 P.M. and Sunday after 11 A.M.

Active pallbearers will be nephews. Honorary pallbearers will be the Board of Directors and Employees of Twin Lakes Telephone Cooperative Corporation. ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME, Gainesboro. (931) 268-0266. 24-Hour Obituary Line (931) 268-3700.

BETTY, Willie T. Age 70. February 4, 1999. Survived by children, JoAnne, Faye, Gail, Ronnie and Yoshicka; brothers, Forest Lake and Thomas Lake; dearest friend, Ted Jarrett; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Sunday, February 7, 1999 from 6-7 p.m.

at Braden U.M. Church, 803 Main Street. Funeral to follow with Rev. Chestina Archibald, Pastor. Interment 10 a.m., Monday, February 8, 1999 at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery in Pegram, TN.

SMITH BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 706 Monroe, 726-1476, Henry L. and Melvin J. Smith, Directors KG Morristown, Tn. BILLINGSLEY, Mrs. Mary February 2, 1999 at her residence.

Mrs. Billingsley was conveyed to Holly Springs, MS. for funeral services and Interment. METROPOLITAN MORTUARY SERVICE 228-6109 DUNBAR, George William February 4.1999. Survived by wife, Olga Rychen Dunbar; son and daughter-in-law, George W.

and Betsy Dunbar; daughter and son-in-law, Betty and Robert W. Hines, grandchildren, Gretchen and Susan Dunbar, Marc Hines. His remains are at the Broadway Chapel, where the family will receive friends Sunday 2 4 and 6 8 P.M. Funeral services will be held 10 A.M. Monday at First United Church, UCC.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ROESCH-PATTON, AUSTIN, BRACEY CHARLTON, 244-6480. NICHOLSON, Mr. Ershel B. 'Nick' Age 80.

February 4, 1999. He leaves his wife, Ester; daughters, Judy Taylor, Donelson, Janice Smith and Janet Evans, both of Mt. Juliet; brother, Melvin Nicholson; sister, Ruby Graham; granddaughters, Donna Tyler, Shannon Evans; grandson, Michael Smith; step-grandson, Richard Gadrim; greatgrandson, Mikey Gadrim; future great-granddaughter, Karissa Neal. Services will be Saturday, February 6, at 1:00 P.M., from the chapel of Pettus-Owen and Wood. Interment at Hermitage Memorial Gardens.

Visitation will be from 10 A.M. until service time Saturday. Arrangements by PETTUS-OWEN AND WOOD, 46th and Charlotte Aves. 292-3392. of the vote in John Jay Hooker test, spent $4.9 the campaign.

He has taken contributions had $2 million Mrs. Susie Harp Age 82 years. Thursday, February 4, 1999. Preceded in death by husband, Glenn Carrigan. Survived by daughter, Frances Parson; sons, Roger Glenn Carrigan, Ronnie Gene Carrigan; grandchildren, Brian and Jason Parson, Rodney and Dana Carrigan; two greatgrandchildren, Tanner and Savannah Parson; sisters, Nettie Lightner, Maxine Duke, Jean Harp, Grace Miller; brothers, Jeffie Harp, J.C.

Harp. Remains are at Buena Vista Funeral Home, 3634 Clarksville where services will be Saturday at 2 P.M. Visitation Friday after 1 P.M. Pallbearers will be family and friends. Interment North Woodlawn Cemetery.

Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle please copy. BUENA VISTA FUNERAL HOME, Bratten Sons, Directors, 254-7511. COOPER, Lois Anne Hardison Age 68 of Lexington, KY. Born on July 9, 1930 in Spring Hill, TN. Died on February 5, 1999.

She was the daughter of the late Wayne T. and Pauline S. Hardison. A graduate of Martin Methodist College and Middle Tennessee State University, she taught countless numbers of children in schools in Tennessee and Kentucky, and in the first grade Sunday School Class at Centenary United Methodist Church. She had a gentle spirit the endeared her to all who met her.

She had a gift for making everyone around her feel special. She is survived by her husband of 44 years, Dr. Thomas M. Cooper; son, Thomas M. Cooper, Jr.

and daughter by marriage Olga Cooper, Taylorsville, KY; daughter Polly A. Kemplin and son by marriage David Kemplin, Lexington, KY; son, Dr. William Cooper and daughter by marriage Amy M. Cooper, Nashville, TN; daughter by marriage, Allyson P. Cooper, Lexington, KY.

Her grandchildren were the light of her life, and she was the light of theirs. Grandchildren, Thomas and Shawn Cooper, Lexington, KY, Rebecca Kemplin, Lexington, KY, William and Elizabeth Anne Cooper, Nashville, TN. A memorial service will be held at Centenary United Methodist Church on Sunday, February 7 at 4 P.M. The family will be receiving guests at the church between 1 3 P.M. the same day.

A private burial service will be held at a separate time. The family asks that memorials that memorials be sent to the Lois Cooper Children's Ministires Fund, Planned Giving and Memorials Committee, Centenary United Methodist Church, 2800 Tates Creek Road, Lexington, KY Forest, MS LACKEY, Stevie Age 35. Ser- vices for Mr. Lackey today, February 6, 1999, 2:00 P.M., from the Forest Baptist Church, Forest, MS. Rev.

Clyde Little and Dr. Gordon Sansing officiating. Interment Eastern Cemetery, Forest, MS. Mr. Lackey passed away on Wednesday, February 3, 1999, at Metro General Hospital, Nashville, TN, following a short illness.

Mr. Lackey was a native of Forest, MS where he had lived most of his life, before moving to Nashville in 1993. He was a sound man for different bands in the Nashville area. Mr. Lackey was a member of the Forest Baptist Church.

Survivors include his mother, Jean Torrance Lackey, Nashville, one son, Brandon Lackey, Lowell, AR; one sister, Lynn Phillips, Mt. Juliet, TN. He was preceded in death by his father, C.J. 'Buster' Lackey in 1988. Pallbearers: Leo Russell, Jim Lackey, Bill Sawyer, Jerry Fortenberry, Blake Rushing, Bryan Rushing, Chris Rhodes, Dewayne Latham.

Send memorials to the American cancer Society. OTT LEE FUNERAL HOME, Forest, MS. (601) 469-3412 Waverly, TN MARTIN, Hattie Estell Age 96. Died February 5, 1999. Preceded in death by husband, Jones William Martin; son, William E.

Martin; daughter, Kathleen Shawl. Survived by daughter, Helen Sasseen, Waverly; 11 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, 17 great great-grandchildren. Visitation Saturday 6 8 P.M., Sunday 12 Noon 2 P.M. at the Luff-Bowen Funeral Home in Waverly. Funeral services Sunday, 2 P.M., with Rev.

Gordon Meadors officiating. Interment at the Richlawn Cemetery. LUFF-BOWEN FUNERAL HOME, Waverly. (931) 296-2437. defeating Democrat in last year's conmillion since 1996 on in $5.8 million in since 1996 when he left over from his first campaign.

Sundquist will use money for expenses he ernor that are not state, spokeswoman said. That includes parties and flowers. BONNA M. BUCHANAN, Mrs. Margaret E.

Passed on February 3, 1999 at Baptist Hospital. Survived by daughters, Ms. Margaret P. Owens, Ms. Frances Kirby, Ms.

Dorris Nubia of Long Beach, Ms. Betty Edmondson of Oakland, CA. and Mrs. Elizabeth Fike of Cleveland Heights, son, Samuel E. Buchanan; daughters-in-law, Mrs.

Retha Buchanan and Mrs. Christine Buchanan of Florence, sisters-in-law, Mrs. Annie Cohen (Robert) and Mrs. Evelyn Buchanan; numerous grandchildren, grandchildren and great great grandchildren; nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Visitation Monday, February 8, 1999 from 6-7 at Mt.

Ararat Baptist Church, 36 Fairfield Avenue. Funeral to follow with Rev. James Henry officiating. Interment 11 a.m., Tuesday, February 9, 1999 in Greenwood Cemetery. Service entrusted to PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS MARABLE, Gladys Pullen Thursday, February 4, 1999.

Survived by sisters, Leona Pullen, Joyce (Martin) Robinson, Hazel Pullen and Edna (William) McCullom; other relatives. Complete arrangements later. Service entrusted to PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS cancer. Mrs. Shayne is survived by her husband, Herbert Shayne; daughter, Liz Shayne, Burlington, VT; two sons, Jonathan Shayne, Nashville, and David Shayne, New York City, NY; parents, Albert and Mary Jane Werthan, Nashville; sister, Elizabeth Werthan, Philadelphia, PA; grandchild, David Shayne, Nashville.

A memorial service will be held 2:30 P.M. Sunday, February 7, 1999 at The Temple, 5015 Harding Road, with Rabbi David Davis officiating. Reception to follow service at The Temple. In lieu of flowers and other gifts, memorial contributions may be made to the Vanderbilt Institute of Public Policy, The May Shayne Fund, Gift Records, 201 Alumni Hall, Vanderbilt University, Nashville TN 37240. MARSHALL-DONNELLY-COMBS, 327-1111.

SHAYNE, May Werthan Age 64. Died February 1, 1999 of SMITH, Glenda Sue Age 54. Passed away February 2, 1999 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Survived by husband, Maurice Smith, Nashville; daughter and son-in-law, Allison Marc Miller, San Antonio, TX; grandson, Preston Miller; daughter, Emily Harris, Knoxville and Jeremy Parker, Sweetwater; step-son, David Smith, Old Hickory; mother, Blanche Webb, Nashville; brother and sister-in-law Doug and Diana Welch, Lakeside Park, KY. She was a 1968 graduate of Western Kentucky University and was a private piano and voice instructor for 27 years.

She was president of the Music and Arts Teachers Guild and an active member of Hickory Hollow Baptist Church. Memorial service will be held at 2 P.M. Sunday February 7, at St. Ignatius of Antioch Catholic Church. WILLIAMS, Sarah Myers Age 74.

February 4, 1999. All her sisters and brothers preceded her in death. Survived by son, Charles W. Myers of Nashville, very devoted friend for thirty eight years, Raymond Seats; sister-in-law, Ethel Myers of Nashville, grandchildren, Sarah (Patrick) Madison, Tiffany Myers of Nashville, Evelyn Myers of New York City and Princess Myers of Connecticut, three great grandchildren, Desiree, Devocheo and Clarence Myers of Nashville, nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews; many devoted friends including the Pullen Family. Family will receive friends on Monday, February 8, 1999 from 11 a.m.

til 12 noon. Funeral to begin 12 noon at Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church, 1300 South Street, Rev. C.W. Fugh, Officiant.

Interment Cemetery. Service entrusted to PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL. DIRECTORS Trial lawyers want damages cap for governments' negligence lifted the leftover has as govcovered by the Beth Fortune political travel, de la CRUZ Antioch, TN FERGUSON, Christopher Scott Age 28. Tuesday February 2, 1999. Veteran of the U.S.

Army serving in Desert Storm. Member of Antioch Church of Christ. Preceded in death by father, William Reding Ferguson, Sr. Survived by mother, Elizabeth Irene Ferguson, Antioch, TN; wife, Heather Marie Ferguson; sons, Christain David and 1 William Scott Ferguson, all of Franklin, TN; brother, Bill Ferguson and wife Melissa, Nashville, TN. Remains are at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home, where services will be conducted 2:00 P.M.

Saturday, February 6, 1999, Walt Leaver officiating. Interment Williamson Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers: David Nicholson, Tony Newbern, Lou Walser, Paul Flippen, Jason Ryan, and Tommy Ryan. WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 794-2289. College Grove WOODS, Bracy Feb.

4, 1999. Survived by devoted wife, Teresa Woods; sons, Paul, Derrick, Dontavaus Woods; daughters, Mary Ellen McClain, Jackie Leach, Felicia Holman, Ola Salyer; sister, Verneila Johnson; 13 grandchildren. Body will lie in state Monday, Feb. 8, 1999 from 10 to 11 a.m. at Cedar Grove M.B.

Church. Family Visitation at 11 a.m. with funeral to follow at 12. Officiant, Rev. Elliott Webb.

Interment Bracey Family Cemetery. H. PRESTON SCALES SONS FUNERAL HOME, Directors, Murfreesboro, TN, 893-1313 WALKER, Major General H. Jerry, Jr. Age 68.

Died January 28, 1999 at his residence. A lifelong resident of South Pittsburg, he was the son of the late Holman J. and Etta Beatty Walker. He was the owner of Walker Oil in south Pittsburg, a member of the First Baptist Church, and of the South Pittsburg Rotary Club. A Major General in the Tennessee National Guard, he was also a member of the Executive Council of the National Guard Association of the United States, and Assistant Adjutant General for the Tennessee National Guard, and a member of the American Legion.

Survivors include his wife, Betty Webb Walker, South Pittsburg; son, Holman Jerry 'Trey' Walker, Ill, Chattanooga; sonin-law, Frank Cook, South Pittsburg; five grandchildren; two brothers, Charles R. 'Dickie' Walker and W.D. 'Donnie' Walker, both of South Pittsburg; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted from the First Baptist Church in South Pittsburg January 30 at 2 P.M., Rev. William D.

Fox and Rev. Jeff Lane officiating. Interment was in Sequatchie Valley Memorial Gardens with full military honors. Serving as pallbearers were LtC. Robert Harris, LtC.

Donnie Shields, LtC. Paul Wallace, Capt. Brian Taylor, Capt. Paul Moffett, 1Lt. Tommie Stevens, and CW2 Fred Hixon.

Honorary pallbearers were Dr. R.B. White, C.C. 'Tooter' Moss, Harvey Cameron, Jere Brown, Joe Wilson, Gene West, Brad Carter, John B. Junkins, Dr.

J.B. Havron, Dr. Eugene Ryan, Dr. Brenda Sowter, Dr. Rusty Adcock, John W.

Hill, and all employees of Walker Oil Company. ROGERS FUNERAL HOME, South Pittsburg, was in charge of ar- In Memoriam In Loving Memory of Minister Addie G. Holt We miss you Mema! Your Family! TIMOTHY W. GREW It doesn't seem real that you are really gone We miss you so much, but we know that you are home. Rest in Heaven Tim, For now, our time must go on.

Until we see you again, and our family will be as one. We love and miss you, Mom, Dad, Sister, Brother JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (AP) The Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association wants the legislature to remove the cap on damages local governments can be made to pay for negligence in personal injury lawsuits. John Summers, executive director of the group, said the transformer explosion in front of the NASCAR Cafe in downtown Nashville last year that killed one person and injured three others showed the hardship the limits can create. "Why shouldn't a government be asked to pay for damages when they do harm?" Summers said during a stop in Johnson City.

Tennessee's Governmental Tort Liability Act limits damages a government or government agency must pay victims to $130,000 for Officials with the Tennessee Muone person and a $350,000 cap on nicipal League and the Tennessee what a government must pay to all County Services Association oppose those hurt in a given accident. removing the tort limits. TML officials say most cities are selfMedical bills for Don and Irma Wilson, tourists from Spokane, insured, which means a major award would be a blow to local who were badly burned in the explosion, have topped $1 mil- taxpayers. Summers said that's nonsense. lion.

"The cost of the additional coverThe Nashville Electric Service faces lawsuits filed Ben Holt, a age will be negligible for cities," by said. construction worker who was injured, and relatives of Michael Jay After a judge upheld the limits in Hickman, a painter killed in the a lawsuit filed by the Wilsons, Nashexplosion. ville Mayor Phil Bredesen asked "The Nashville Electric Service is the state attorney general if NES could pay more than the maximum. a $500-million-a-year business," Summers said of the municipally "This to me is a case where, if owned electrical provider. "They it's legal to do so, it's clearly approwant to write a $130,000 check to priate to pay these medical expensthese victims and walk away." es," Bredesen said.

I TennCare seeks more eligible children FROM PAGE 1B HCFA also doesn't like the state's cost sharing plan, where the poorest children don't have to pay premiums or co-payments but certain others do. Still, TennCare officials said they are confident approval of the State Children's Health Insurance Program, SCHIP, will come. "Kids in Tennessee have not suffered because we don't have approval," Lindsey said. Because Tennessee was ahead of the game in 1994 in reforming its Medicaid system and expanding it to cover uninsured Tennesseans, its children's plan is different from approved plans in other states. Kathryn Bowers, D- Memphis, for the past year has tried to keep the children's plan, which went to HCFA in January 1998, in high profile and made it a priority of the legislative Black Caucus.

She criticizes poor outreach ef- DEATHS Lewisburg; two grandchildren. William C. Billings, 77, Madison, a Robert Lee Baxter, 78, 1340 Old Farmington Road, Lewisburg, a retired employee of Genesco, died yesterday, Maury Regional Hospital, Columbia, Tenn. Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m.

tomorrow, Bills-McGaugh Floyd Funeral Home. Survivors: wife, Gertrude Cheeves Baxter; sons, Ronald, La Vergne, Johnny Baxter, retired technician for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, died Thursday, Nashville Memorial Hospital. Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m.

today, Spring Hill Funeral Home. Survivors: wife, Irene Billings; sons, Carlos, Sparta, Kent Billings, Hendersonville; brother, Cloyce Billings, Tullahoma, sisters, Wilma Baldauff, Huntsville, Frances Beaty, Hixson, Clarice Carroll, Livingston, six grandchildren. Margaret "Peggy" Buchholz, 65, Joelton, a nurse, died Wednesday, at her home. Cause not disclosed. Memorial services 3 p.m.

tomorrow, Kohl's Funeral Home, Waupun, Wis. Anderson Garrett Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: daughters, Denise Jackson, Joelton, Elizabeth Murphy, Clarksville, son, Mitchell Buchholz, Pardeeville, seven grandchildren. Roy Milton Dortch, 70, Columbia, a farmer, died Thursday, at the home of his daughter. Cause not disclosed.

Services 4 p.m. today, Oakes Nichols Funeral Home. Survivors: sons, Jerry, Houston, Michael, David Dortch, both Smyrna; daughter, Karen Dortch, Columbia; three grandchil- dren. Frances Kathleen Chunn, 72, 1921 Hwy. 48 Dickson, a homemaker, died yesterday, Horizon Medical Center.

Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, Dickson Funeral Home. Survivors: sons, James, of Franklin, Thomas, Jimmy, both Dickson, Leland Hayes, Linden, sisters, Merle Davidson, Dickson, Nancy Conley, Talladega, four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Lois Anne Hardison Cooper, 68, Lexington, a native of Spring Hill, and a former schoolteacher, died yesterday, Central Baptist Hospital.

Cause not disclosed. Memorial services 4 p.m. tomorrow, Centenary United Methodist Church. Milward Funeral Directors in charge. Survivors: husband, Dr.

Thomas M. Cooper; sons, Thomas Taylorsville, Dr. William Cooper, Nashville; daughter, Polly Kemplin, Lexington; five grandchildren. George William Dunbar, 79, Nashville, retired director of engineering of Kusan died Thursday, Mariner Health Care, after lung complications. Services 10 a.m.

Monday, First United Church, UCC. Roesch Patton Austin Bracey Chariton in charge. Survivors: wife, Olga Rychen Dunbar; son, George Dunbar Los Gatos, daughter, Betty Hines, Jackson, three grandchildren. Mark Lee Fowlkes, 52, Centerville, a pallet maker for Freeman Wood Products, died Thursday, at his home. Cause not disclosed.

Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, McDonald Funeral Home. Survivors: father, Willie Fowlkes, Centerville; brothers, Willie Cleveland, Ohio, Joseph, Alvasker, Dwight, Wright, Elton, all Centerville, Earl Fowlkes, Nashville; sisters, Ann McShane, Cleveland, Linda Fowlkes, Ellen Fowikes, both Centerville. Robert W. James, 91, 4756 Drakes Branch, Nashville, a retired employee of Chrysler died Thursday, Baptist Hospital.

Cause not disclosed. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday, First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, Ind. William Gunter Sons Funeral Home, Nashville, in charge. No immediate survivors.

Bob Henry Johnson, 84, Circle Drive, Springfield, a retired firefighter, died Thursday, NHC Health Care. Graveside services 3 p.m. today, Memorial Gardens. Austin and Bell Funeral Home in charge. Survivors: forts by TennCare to enroll children and says she still gets calls from people who still don't know they're eligible for TennCare.

Tony Garr, executive director of the Tennessee Health Care Campaign, said his group is launching a three-year, $1 million outreach program to enroll children in TennCare. "You can't say because we've enrolled 45,000 that we have, say, 5,000 Body found in HENDERSONVILLE An unidentified corpse found under a Hendersonville house yesterday is being investigated as a homicide, police said. The body was found in the crawl space of a house at 146 Luna Lane yesterday afternoon, police said in a statement last night. The statement did not specify the gender of the dead person. daughter, Paula Johnson, Springfield; brothers, J.W., Cedar Hill, Curtis, Charles Johnson, both Springfield; sister, Geneva Kennedy, Cross Plains.

Carolyn M. Waddell King, 57, Columbia, a homemaker, died Thursday, St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville. Cause not disclosed. Graveside services 11 a.m.

today, Springer Church of Christ Cemetery, Hohenwald, Tenn. Williamson Memorial Funeral Home, Franklin, in charge. Survivors: husband, John Waddell, Franklin; sons, Billy Joe, Jim, both Franklin, Wayne Columbia, Joe Waddell II, Thompsons Station; daughter, Evelyn Taylor, Columbia; brothers, Thomas, Kentucky, Jimmy Burgett, Texas; sister, Patty Walker, Shelbyville, 14 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Roger Sterling King, 63, Charlotte, a security guard, died Thursday, Centennial Medical Center, Nashville. Cause not disclosed.

Services 10 a.m. Monday, Boyd Funeral Home, Ashland City. Survivors: son, Hugh King, New London, daughter, Diana Speckerman, Taylor, brothers, George, Clarksville, Gene, Audrey King, both Ashland City; 11 grandchildren. Stevie Lackey, 35, 131 Cottage Place, Nashville, a sound man for bands, died Wednesday, General Hospital. Cause not disclosed.

Services 2 p.m. today, Forest (Miss.) Baptist Church. Ott Lee Funeral Home, Forest, in charge. Survivors: son, Brandon Lackey, Lowell, mother, Jean Lackey, Meridian, sister, Lynn Phillips, Mt. Juliet.

Lewis W. Law, 80, 1653 Lafayette Road, Scottsville, a retired farmer and a retired salesman for Moorman Manufacturing, died yesterday, Cal Turner Extended Care Facility. Services 3 p.m. tomorrow, Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church. Goad Funeral Home in charge.

Survivors: wife, Mary Tracy Law; daughters, Jeanene Hubbard, Hartsville, Lana Samson, Scottsville; brothers, H.G. Noah, both Indianapolis, Dennis Law, Scottsville; three grandchildren; a great-grandchild. Hattie Estell Martin, 96, 895 Powers Waverly, a homemaker, died yesterday, Baptist Three Rivers Hospital of pneumonia. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, Luff Bowen Funeral Home.

Survivors: daughter, Helen Sasseen, Waverly; 11 grandchilgreat-grandchildren; 17 great-greatgrandchildren. Lucille Delaney Moles, 73, Beason Road, Byrdstown, a wholesale candy distributor, died Thursday, Livingston (Tenn.) Regional Hospital. Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, Byrdstown Memorial Funeral Home.

Survivors: sons, Doyle, David, both Cookeville, Moses Moles, Byrdstown; daughters, Dorothy Gibbon, California, Dale Coleman, Deborah Davidson, both Byrdstown, Darlene Moles, Livingston; sisters, Bertha Duggar, Albany, Claudia Elder, Byrdstown; 19 grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren. Ershel B. "Nick" Nicholson, 80, White Bridge Road, Nashville, a retired restaurant owner, died Thursday, Bordeaux Hospital. Cause not disclosed. Services 1 p.m.

today, Pettus-Owen Wood. Survivors: wife, Ester Sullivan; daughters, Judy Tyler, Donelson, Janice Smith, Janet Evans, both Mt. Juliet; brother, Melvin Nicholson, Spokane, sister, Ruby Graham, Birmingham; four grandchildren; a great -grandchild. Linda Ruth Pewett, 44, Hendersonville, a homemaker, died Thursday, at her home. Cause not disclosed.

Services 2 p.m. today, Phillips-Robinson Co. Survivors: husband, Sammy Pewett; daughters, Corrina Nolan, Jessie Nolan, Angie Nolan, all Hendersonville; father, Tom Stewart, Nashville; brothers, James, Hendersonville, Donald Stewart, Joelton; sister, Vickey Dill, Hendersonville; two grandchildren. Lillian Onell Prichard, 82, 417 E. Forrest Lebanon, a retired nurse and retired homemaker, died Thursday, Medco uninsured left." Garr said.

"While we've enrolled 45,000, we may have had another 20,000 who lost eligibility or changed their address in that time it's a moving target," Garr said. The outreach program is funded with a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. "There has not been a constant outreach effort by the state. It's costly to do it," Garr said. home's crawl space A family member at the house discovered the body and called police shortly after 5 p.m., the state ment said.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is assisting Hendersonville police with the investigation, police said. Investigators expect to be able to make a positive identification this afternoon. I Franklin Nursing Home, Franklin, Ky. Cause not disclosed. Services 1 p.m.

tomorrow, Nave Funeral Home. Survivors: son, James Prichard, Lebanon; daughters, Marie Blashinsky, Jefferson, Ohio, Betty Pedigo, Franklin; 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren. Perry "Junior" Proctor 71, 131 Robb Road, Clarksville, a retired employee of Acme Boot died Thursday, at his home. Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m.

tomorrow, McReynolds- Larson. Survivors: sons, Dennis, Milan Proctor; daughters, Patti Carter, Cindy Proctor, all Clarksville; brother, Charles, Cumberland Furnace, Frank Proctor, Cunningham, five grandchildren. Robert Henry Robertson 73, Elora, a carpenter, died Thursday, St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville. Cause not disclosed.

Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, MooreCortner Funeral Home, Winchester, Tenn. Survivors: wife, Shirley Robertson; daughter, Carla Howard, Elora; son, Bob Robertson Huntland, sisters, Lucille Robertson, Elora, Addielee Leichty, Winchester; four grandchildren. Mary Russo, 90, Pegram, a homemaker, died Thursday, Trevecca Health Care Center, Nashville. Cause not disclosed.

The body was cremated, and no services will be' held. Boyd Funeral Home, Ashland City, in charge. Survivors: sons, Robert, Pegram, Alex Russo, New York; a grandchild. Margaret Howell Smith, 82, Her- mitage, a homemaker, died Thursday, Summit Medical Center, Nashville. Cause not disclosed.

Services 2 p.m. Monday, Hermitage Funeral Home. Survivors: sons, Chuck, Mt. Juliet, Donald Smith, White House; daughter, Carol Zoccola, Mt. Juliet; brothers, Hudson, Garland Howell, both Norfork, seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.

Jeane Sigourney Stewart, 77, Norfolk, a retired secretary for the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., died Thursday, in Norfolk. Cause not disclosed. Graveside services 2 p.m. tomorrow, Old Zion Cemetery, White County, Tenn. Thurman Funeral Home, Sparta, in charge.

No immediate survivors. W.C. "Hootie" Smith, 56, Foxfire Court, Murfreesboro, died Wednesday, Middie Tennesee Medical Center. Cause not disclosed. Services 10:30 a.m.

today, Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Survivors: wife, Linda Harris Smith; sons, Walter, David, both Murfreesboro, James Smith, Rockvale; father, W.H. Smith, the Blackman community, Rutherford County; brother, Bart Smith, Blackman. Sanford Davis Springer, 83, 321 County Road 396, Killen, formerly of St. Joseph, a retired funeral director, died Thursday, at his home.

Cause not disclosed. Services 1 p.m. today, Loretto (Tenn.) Memorial Chapel. Survivors: daughter, Dottie Ratcliffe, Lebanon; brothers, Dock, Greenhill, Jesse, Lawrenceburg, W.O. Springer, Florence, sisters, Bessie Hamner, Killen, Lou Ella Butler, Greenhill.

Carl W. Thomas, 79, Belmont Court, Murfreesboro, a retired furniture manufacturer's representative and a former president of Quality Furniture died Wednesday, Lee Memorial Hospital, Fort Myers, of heart failure. Services 3 p.m. today, Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Survivors: wife, Kay Denton Thomas; son, John Morris, Murfreesboro; brother, Richard Thomas, Dayton, Ohio; sister, Joann Burke, Lexington, three grandchildren; four great -grandchildren.

James Everett Waller, 90, Old Jefferson Pike, Smyrna, a retired Rutherford County register of deeds, died yesterday, Middle Tennessee Medical Center, Murfreesboro. Cause not disclosed. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, Woodfin Chapel. Survivors: wife, Christine Waller; brothers, Frank, Gallatin, Ernest Waller, Nashville; sisters, Jane Adkerson, Smyrna, Sara Francis, Murfreesboro,.