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Lake County Banner, Wednesday, December 31, 2014
COMMUNITY
POSTED NOTICE
Any and all lands owned or farmed
by Jon Dickey are posted off limits.
All trespassers will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law.
JON DICKEY
Santa's Helpers help serve Christmas dinner
Pictured are Santa’s Helpers that volunteered at the Tiptonville Senior Center Christmas Dinner. Back, from left, Brent Work, Fred Gaskill and
Kathy Chidress. Front, from left, Charolette Plish, Lucita Stiehr, Mary Ann Holt, Shirley Gaskill and Robrt Price.
Union University’s value climbs in poll
JACKSON — Union University climbed signiﬁcantly in the
2015 rankings of the country’s
best values in private colleges
by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance.
Kiplinger’s annual list ranks
100 private universities, 100 liberal arts colleges and 100 public
universities, and Union ranked
48th among the best private university values in the nation. Last
year, Union ranked 77th on the
same list.
“We say often that Union is a
great value because of the excellence of the Union experience
and the cost of attendance, and
RL Perry
RL Perry died on Wednesday,
December 24, 2014 at his home
of natural causes. He was a US
Army Veteran, a Business Man
and a member of the Cadiz United Methodist Church
He was born in Springﬁeld,
TN on April 25, 1935 to the
late Roy Perry & Mary Frances
Dowlen Perry Savage. He was
preceded in death by his wife,
June Perry.
Funeral Services for 79 year
old RL Perry of Cadiz, KY
were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at
King’s Funeral Home with the
Rev. Carey Calhoun ofﬁciating.
Burial followed in Trigg Memory Acres. Visitation was 5:00
p.m. on Saturday at King’s Funeral Home.
He is survived by Two Sons
& Daughter-In-Law: Craig Calhoun, Hermitage, TN; Carey
& Judy Calhoun, Tiptonville,
TN; 3 Grandchildren: Brandy
Fowler, Tiptonville, TN; Amber
Isbell & husband Jackie, Hornbeak, TN; Anna Calhoun, Tiptonville, TN; 5 Great Grandchildren: Abby Blackburn; Paxton
Blackburn; Thomas Blackburn;
Isaac Isbell; Clara Isbell.
King’s Funeral Home was in
charge of the arrangements.
Memorial Donations may be
made to: The Gideons International, PO Box 65, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211
Guyland Todd
Guyland Todd, 63 of Tipton-
this is a nice recognition from
a respected publication saying
the very same thing,” Union
President Samuel W. “Dub”
Oliver said. “All of us at Union
strive to be excellence-driven,
Christ-centered, people-focused
and future-directed. The stewardship of resources is one way
we demonstrate our core values.”
Union and the other schools
included in the 2015 lists represent the colleges that provide
high-quality academics at a reasonable cost during tough economic times, Kiplinger’s said.
The colleges exemplify the attributes parents and students look
for in higher education, including small class sizes, a good
freshman retention rate and a
high four-year graduation rate.
Many schools, including Union,
have appeared on the list multiple times.
Although private schools generally carry higher sticker prices than in-state prices at public
schools, private schools can
actually be less expensive than
public schools because of their
generous ﬁnancial aid. Of the
100 schools on the list, only sev-
en had a lower cost than Union.
Kiplinger’s rankings measure
academic quality and affordability. Academic criteria include
the student admission rate (the
number of students accepted out
of those who apply), the percentage of students who return for
their sophomore year, the student-faculty ratio and the fouryear graduation rate.
On the cost side, Kiplinger’s
measures the sticker price, the
availability and average amount
of need-based and merit-based
ﬁnancial aid and the average student debt at graduation.
ville, Tennessee died on Monday, Dec. 22, 2014, at Dyersburg
Regional Medical Center in Dyersburg.
Born Monday, Aug. 27, 1951,
in Obion County. He was the son
of the late W.L. “Bill” Todd and
the late Peggy Sharp Todd.
He was a retired law enforcement ofﬁcer and a member of
Lakeview Baptist Church.
Memorial services were 11
AM, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2014,
at Lakeview Baptist Church in
Tiptonville, Tennessee. Ofﬁciating the service was Rev. Joey
Blankenship. Visitation was
Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2014, from
10 AM until 11 AM at Lakeview
Baptist Church in Tiptonville,
Tennessee.
He is survived by his wife
Carol Dial Todd of Tiptonville,
Tennessee, one daughter; Lori
Moore (Walter) of Somerville,
Tennessee, one son; Guyland
Anthony “Bubba” Todd of Tiptonville, Tennessee, one sister;
Larita Ligons of Tiptonville,
Tennessee, ﬁve grand children;
Lynnsey Park of Trenton, Tennessee, Michael Moore of Searcy, Arkansas, Ian Moore, Samuel Moore, Julia Moore, all of
Somerville, Tennessee
Online condolences may
be made to the family at johnsonwilliamsfuneralhome.com.
Johnson-Williams
Funeral
Home is honored to serve the
family of Guyland Todd.
Turner. Interment followed in
New Haven Cemetery. Curry
Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements.
Pallbearers were Buddy Cavness, Ronnie Turner, Michael
Parker, Doug Roberson, Mike
Chism and Richard Roberson.
Honorary pallbearers were Larry Bennett, Harold Reynolds,
Johnny Burnett, Macie Roberson, Kyler Hutcheson, Jessie
Reynolds, Buddy Tolley and
Bubba Goodman.
Visitation was Sunday, Dec.
28 from 4 – 8 pm at the church.
He is survived by 3 daughters Dorthy Reynolds (Harold)
of Ridgely, Mary Bennett (Larry) of Obion, Martha Burnett
(Johnny) of Arlington; 1 son
Joe Lee Williams (Gayanne)
of Tiptonville; 7 grandchildren
Carlton Sullivan, Angela Roberson Parker, Meredith Williams Range , Andrea Bennett
Black, Leslie Williams, Megan
Burnett, Kimberly Burnett; 3
great-grandchildren Dylan Parker, Bennett Black and Olivia
Range.
He was preceded in death by
his wife Ludie Mae Arrington
Williams; his daughter Betty
Jane Williams Roberson and his
grandson John Erin Williams.
The family requests memorials be directed to Cottonwood
Baptist Church.
Online condolences are available on our website- www.curryfuneral.com
Obituaries
Albert Williams
Albert Williams, 90, of Ridgely died Friday, December 26,
2014 at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Union City. He was born
June 26, 1924 to the late Harrison Lee and Myrtle Elizabeth
Williams. He was a member of
Cottonwood Baptist Church and
a retired owner of Shell Highway Gas and Grocery in Ridgely.
Funeral services for Mr. Williams were Monday, Dec. 29,
2014 at 1 pm at Cottonwood
Baptist Church in Ridgely conducted by Reverend Tommy
Stutts and Reverend Ronnie
The Family of
Susan Goodgine
would like to thank
everyone who comforted
us during our recent loss.
Thank you for the prayers,
calls, food, and kind words
during this difficult time
in our lives. We appreciate
you all very much.
LAND POSTED NOTICE
NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING
on any land owned or operated by me in Kentucky Bend. Trespassers will be prosecuted
to the fullest extent of the law.
LYNN FARMS
POSTED
NOTICE
All land and timber owned by Frederickson-
Keiser Farms are posted. This includes Mud
Lake and Reelfoot Bayou areas southwest of
Ridgely. Trespassers will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
(Signed) WILLIAM
B. KEISER
POSTED
All land owned and leased by
Lindamood Planting Co. is posted,
No Hunting - No woodcutting
No Trespassing
of any kind,
Violators will prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law
John F. Lindamood

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