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8B TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2009 THE TENNESSEAN OBITUARIES LOCAL NEWS State seeks sites for summer meals for kids BONDS, Rachael Jane-Of Antioch. Feb. 2, 2008. Arrangements are incomplete. 615-383-4754.

Remember them with honor FRIERSON, Charles Henry "Broe Nashville. January 14, 2009. Survived by wife, Helen Frierson; very devoted sister, Darnell Frierson; brothers, Edward Wilson, Norman (Rosalyn) Hunter, Prarie View, TX; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Family visitation Tuesday, February 3, 2009 from 6 p.m. 7 p.m., Mt.

Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, 2448 Herman funeral to follow with Minister Andraco Glenn officiating, Rev. Maurice Johnson, Eulogist, Rev. Percy J. Clark, Pastor. Interment Wednesday, February 4, 2009 at 11 a.m., Greenwood "Main" Cemetery.

HENRY LOUIS SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 1503 Buchanan (615) 244-5044; Henry L. Smith and Edward C. Hatch, Directors. www.henrylsmith.com leges, churches and public housing developments. To be a sponsor in this program, organizations must be public or private nonprofit school food authorities; state, county or municipal governments; colleges or universities participating in the National Youth Sports Program; residential public or private nonprofit summer camps; or private nonprofit organizations.

Organizations must also agree to serve meals to all children in attendance, regardless of their race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. For more information on the Summer Food Service Program and other Human Services programs, please visit the Web site: www.state.tn.ushumanserv. STAFF REPORTS Program extends USDA lunches The Tennessee Department of Human Services is looking to increase summer food service programs in the area. Sponsors and additional feeding sites are needed to provide low-income children healthy, nutritious meals during the summer vacation, the state says. The program is regulated and funded through the U.S.

Department of Agriculture. It is the same program that provides children with meals when school is in session. DHS contracts with several local agencies or sponsors that prepare and deliver food to children. Feeding locations include parks, playgrounds, recreation centers, schools, col StoneCrest hospital finishes expansion SMYRNA StoneCrest Medical Center has opened a 26-bed, fourth-floor expansion that includes new features to improve patient care. The $6.5 million project increases the hospital's bed count to 101 and provides the clinical staff with 15,000 square feet of additional space.

Walls in the new rooms are made from 24-gauge stainless steel that can be easily cleaned to reduce hospital-based infections. The one-piece bathroom fixtures were installed without grout for the same reason. StoneCrest added the features as part of a pilot program for parent company HCA. "When it's time to clean the room, you only have to COUCH, Dr. Orrie A- Complete arrangements to be announced by MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, (615) 327-1111.

DAVIS, Aletha 65 of Nashville. February 1, 2009. Survived by children, David (Demetrius) Davis Robin (Terrence) Mitchell; six grandchildren; 2 sisters; 4 god-children; 5 uncles; six aunts; 2 nephews; 4 nieces; a host of cousins friends. Memorial service 12 Noon Wednesday, February 4, 2009. Sis.

Minnie Mitchell officiating, at DAVIS-CAMPBELL-McCLAIN FUNERAL HOME, 1404 Jefferson (615) 329-9700. DOUGLAS, Joan Harris-Age 76 of Nashville. February 2, 2009. Mrs. Douglas was retired from Tennessee Credit Union after over 30 yrs.

of Service. Preceded in death by husband, Carl Beecher Douglas, father, James Roy Harris. Survived by mother, Mary Frances Garrett Harris; sons, Carl Darren Douglas of Atlanta and Steven Roy (Stacy) Douglas, and two precious grandchildren, Carlton and Cortney Douglas of Hender-sonville; brothers, Terry Wayne (Evelyn) Harris, Jimmy (Bonnie) Harris. Visitation with the family 2 p.m. until 7 p.m.

today, February 3rd. Funeral service 11 a.m. Wednesday, February 4, 2009 at Anderson Garrett Funeral Home, with Rev. Eric Limbo officiating, with burial to follow 1 p.m., at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery. Pallbearers: Tommy Clark, Carlton Douglas, Randall Harris, Keith Harris, Timothy Harris, Darrell Harris.

In lieu of flowers, family request memorial donations to Alive Hospice, 500 Hospital Madison, TN 37115. ANDERSON GARRETT, Joelton, TN (615) 876-2968. FELDHEGER, Betty Lou-Age 84. Passed away January 31, 2009. She was born February 14, 1924 in Leavenworth, KS.

Retired secretary of Life and Casualty Insurance Company. Preceded in death by parents, John William and Floy Martin Feldheger. Graveside service 2 p.m. Thursday, February 5, 2009 at Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Park Avenue Baptist Church, 4301 Charlotte Nashville, TN 37209.

Arrangements by WEST HARPETH FUNERAL HOME, 6962 Charlotte Pike, (615) 352-9400. HALE, Katherine K. Age 60 of Nashville. Went to be with her Lord on January 31, 2009. She was a member of Riverwood Church of Christ.

Preceded in death by father, John Bryan and sister, Annie. Survived by husband, Steven Hale; daughters, Renee Floyd and Kimberly (Trisha) Hale; sons, Thomas Hale and Steven Hale, mother, Ruth Enid Bryan; grandchildren, Tyson and Brianna. Memorial service Friday, February 6, 2009 at 12 Noon, at Riverwood Church of Christ, 1904 McGavock Nashville, TN 37216. Brother Dustin Welch officiating. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Riverwood Church of Christ Foreign Ministries.

PHILLIPS-ROBINSON FUNERAL HOME, (615) 262-3312. Share memories, read and sign a guest book, donate to a charity, or send flowers and gifts Visit Tennessean.com, and select "Obituaries" for a complete list of notices. To submit an obituary listing, please have the funeral home or cremation society in charge of arrangement email the obitsotermS6sean.com Pages 8-9 ANDREWS, Richard D. BABB, Rex BIRMINGHAM, Raymond BONDS, Rachael Jane BOWER, Katherine Stewart BRANNAN, Horace "Bud" BRUCE, Wanda Faye BURCH, Hettie BUSH, Sina Smaltoood CAMPBELL, Joanne CARR, William H. CHURCHWELL Robert COUCH COX, David Lee DAVIDSON, Margarette Jean Knowles DAVIS, Aletha M.

D0MINY, Betty J. DOUGLAS, Joan Harris DUNCAN, Tina Marie DUNNEBACKE, William Charles EPLEY, Thomas Paul FELDHEGER, Betty Lou FOSTER, DarleneY. FRIERS0N, Charles Henry "Broe Ham" GARNER, Peggy GARRISON, Danny GEARLDS, Halo M. HALE, Katherine K. HEXAMER, Kathleen HILL, Martha "Frances" HINS0N, Mary Virginia H0BS0N, Ike G.

HOWELL Bunyan Stephen "Buddy" HUTS0N, Willie R. JACKSON, Frances Barton Hunter KINNARD, LaquantaT. "Quanta" KLINE, William Leathe LABELLE, Joseph J. LATIMER, Judy Paulette LITTLE, Frances Johnson MILLER Moses DeWitt MOORE, Sue Goad "Granny" MORRIS, Dorothy Bailey MUEHLBAUER, Lucille E. NASH, Willard Iron NEWC0ME, Mr.

Ronnie Thomas PAYNE, Mary P0ST0N, Pauline (Hawkins) ROBINSON, Pauline SANDERS, Lillian Irene SELBY, Tony Ray "Selbydog" SHINN, Virginia Lee SLAUGHTER, Braxton SLEDGE, Jonathan "Brad" Bradley STOVER, Mary Everyn SULLIVAN, Dorothy L. SUTHERLAND, Nancy Lunsford SWORD, Maritza Rioc THOMAS, Hazel Goodwin THOMAS, Lillie Pruden TIDWELL, Marvin TODD, Patricia Anne Hammett T0WNSEND, Mr. Phillip Michael WALKER, Anna E. WARREN, Essie Lavelle WHITE, Jewell A. WHITFIELD, Donald V.

WILLIAMS, Grace WILSON, Delia Sanders WIMBERLEY, Winifred ROBINSON, Pauline Age 92 of Shelbyville. Jan. 31, 2009. Cremation per her request; 931-684-1372. www.gowensmith.com SANDERS, Lillian Irene-Age 91 of Shelbyville.

Visit 11 a.m. today, Feb. 3, 2009. Service 1 p.m. DOAK-HOWELL, (931) 684-5011.

LABELLE, Joseph J. Age 85 of Tullahoma. February 1, 2009. Service 1 p.m. today.

GRANT FUNERAL SERV-ICES, (931) 649-3585. or call 615-25908 JACKSON, Frances Barton Hunter Age 81 of Nashville, passed away February 1, 2009. She is preceded in death by her parents, J.L. Barton and Eunice Bastin Barton, and her first husband, Garland Hunter. She is survived by her husband, D.J.

Jackson of Nashville; one daughter, Connie (Skip) Briley; one son, Jerry (Elaine) Hunter, all of Gallatin; step son, Dr. Craig (Joyce) Jackson of Seattle, WA; two step daughters, Pam (Rick) Henderson of Lantana, FL and Sheryl Jackson of Nashville; three sisters-in-law, Mildred Barton and Norma Barton, both of Bethpage and Martha Morgan of Seattle, WA; 6 grandchildren and 6 greatgrandchildren. Visitation Wednesday, 4-8 p.m. Funeral service 2 p.m. Thursday, from the chapel of FAMILY HERITAGE FUNERAL HOME, (615) 452-7115.

KLINE, William Leathe- Died unexpectedly on Sunday, February 1, 2009 following recent surgery. Bill was born on July 5, 1942 in St. Louis, MO to Mary Margaret and Leathe C. Kline. A graduate of John Burroughs High School and Colgate University, he moved to Nashville in 1968, where he has maintained a Financial Planning and Asset Management business for 40 years.

Bill was an active member and Elder of Westminster Presbyterian Church, where he initiated the first Habitat for Humanity project, and most recently, launched The Living Waters for the World mission, having made two trips to Peru in the last year. Bill enjoyed his involvement with several charities and organizations, and the friends he made thru his ongoing efforts. He was a co-founder of Buddies of Nashville in 1969 and for 30 years, he particularly loved delivering meals-on-wheels for Martha O'Bryan Community Center. Bill was a member of West End Sertoma Club, Director of Society of Financial Service Professionals, Nashville Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, and Nashville Estate Planning Council. Bill was a loving father, husband, grandfather and friend who had an incredible passion for life.

He was an avid outdoorsman. His hobbies included, but were not limited to hiking, flying, sailing, farming, fishing, waterskiing, mountain climbing, backpacking and countless other His appreciation for nature was only exceeded by his love for family. Bill is survived by wife, Elizabeth (Beth) C. Weaver; son, William L. "Josh" (Cherie) Kline II; daughter, Carrie (Brian) Vingelen; step children, Shad (Cameron) Weaver, Libby (Nick) Sieveking, Courtney Weaver; grandchildren, Jackson Vingelen, Xander and Sloane Kline, Betty, Tommy and Fulton Weaver, Cole and Bond Sieveking, and Olivia Leu.

A Celebration of Life service, officiated by Carson Salyer, will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Thursday, February 5, 2009 at Noon, with visitation prior to the service from 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to The Living Waters fund at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 3900 West End Nashville, TN 37205; Martha O'Bryan Community Center, 711 S. 7th Nashville, TN 37206; or charity of your choice. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, (615) 327-1111.

Council turns patient for Register HILL, Martha "Frances" Age 92 of Nashville, TN. February 1, 2009. Preceded in death by husband, Amos K. Hill; two granddaughters, Melanie Lynn Hopper Stephanie Jane Poe; son-in-law, William "Tim" Poe. Survived by daughters, Barbara A.

Poe, Nancy J. Hopper; son, Joe H. (Judy) Hill; granddaughters, Brenna (Bill) Hildebrand, Tina (Greg) Clary, Kimberly (Gary) Miller; grandsons, Amos "Ken" Hill, Jeff (Penny) Hopper, Terry (Charlene) Hill; fourteen great-grandchildren; eleven great-great grandchildren; sisters, Dorothy Webb, Virginia Lomelo. Funeral services will be conducted 10 a.m. Thursday at Hermitage Funeral Home, with Bro.

Billie Friel Bro. Johnnie Hall officiating. Interment Hermitage Memorial Gardens. Active Pallbearers: Jeff Hopper, Terry Hill, Craig Chapman, Brett Chapman, Justin Hopper, Brian Hopper. Honorary Pallbearers: Joshua Hill, Brian Hill, Amos "Ken" Hill, Jeremiah Scott, Allen Clary, Greg Clary, Bill Hildebrand, Gary Miller.

Visitation with the family will be Wednesday, 1-4 p.m. 6-8 p.m., at HERMITAGE FUNERAL HOME, 535 Shute Lane, Old Hickory, TN 37138; (615) 889-0361. Dignity) HOWELL, Bunyan Stephen "Buddy" Of Nashville. Memorial service on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 at 3 p.m., at Belmont Heights Baptist Church, Nashville, TN. Visitation one hour prior to service.

SPRING HILL FUNERAL CEMETERY, (615) 865-1101. (Spring (ill Funeral Cemetery KINNARD, Laquanta "Quanta" Age 25 of Antioch, passed away Janu ary 28, 2009 at Vanderbilt Medical Center. Preceded in death by grandparents, Myles and Mary Kinnard, Leo Smith. Survived by loving parents, Arthur and Barbara Kinnard; devoted brother, Eltoro (Angela) Webb; devoted sister, Latavish (Kevin) Kinnard; nieces, A'lexus, Lavin and Johna; nephews, Eltoro Logan and Alex; grandmother, Cecil (Willie Matthews; numerous uncles, aunts, great aunts, cousins and family friends; special friends, Laron, Chreisha, Judi and Cooda. Special thanks to Dr.

Marta Crisp-ens, Susan White, R.N. and Vanderbilt Staff. Public viewing will be 1 to 7 p.m. Wed nesday, February 4, 2009 at Holmes Funeral Home. Family visitation will be Thursday, February 5, 2009 from 6 to 7 p.m., with funeral to fol low at Greater St.

John Church, 2200 26th Ave. North, Rev. Herbert Brown officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME, (615) 329-2596; Ronald "Bo-Boy" Smith, Director.

wipe the walls down," said Bri Brown, the hospital's marketing director, "if one gets damaged, you just pull that panel out and put a new one in." New cabinetry allows nurses to interact more closely with patients. Proximity cabinets fold out from the wall, revealing a computer and a medicine cabinet that protrudes only a few inches from the wall. The fourth floor also includes a conference room and two offices. Since opening in November 2003, StoneCrest has tallied more than 340,000 patient visits. The hospital set records in 2008 with 1,458 births and more than 5,400 inpatient and outpatient surgeries.

MEALAND RAGLAND-HUDGINS lineup of school principals last year. Register said he believes that if given time to turn the district in the right direction, test scores will improve. And for now, it seems council members are willing to be patient. "We'll be cautiously optimistic," said at-large Councilman Jerry Maynard. "Let's support him and give him the time it takes to turn things around.

It's what he deserves and we're obligated for him to provide that time for him to prove himself." Contact Jaime Sarrio at 615-726-5964 or drive lists accounts closed since they became adults. Swann said 367 of the accounts contained less than $10,000 each. Lineweaver said the average account has $1,500 to $3,000. Lineweaver and Swann said they're waiting on advice from Metro attorneys before notifying the victims and their parents or guardians. Lineweaver's office asked banks late last week to watch for anyone trying to close an account, which would be unusual.

Contact Michael Cass at 259-8838 or mcassiatennessean.com. SCHOOLS FROM IB tee. "Whether or not we were all a part of his interview process is irrelevant at this point." Metro has struggled to get high school students up to par in reading and math. The district's low-income students, as well as disabled students and those who speak little or no English, have missed state benchmarks. So far the state's ongoing intervention in Metro Nashville Public Schools has included sweeping changes to structure of the central office and shuffling the Lost flash 419 active LOST FROM PAGE IB counseling, education needs and other court-approved expenses.

The money comes from a federal grant that the state passes on to Metro. Swann said the auditor used the flash drive to transfer information from one computer to another in a different part of the Juvenile Court complex. After the transfer was completed, the drive "got lost in transit." The device contains 559 names but just 419 active accounts, because some victims' accounts have been.