.,- t-Advocate, January 6, 2005



 Obituaries


 LELAN MERLE REVELL
 Lelan Merle Revell, 16, o
 Wauchula, died Jan. 3, 2005.
 Born Oct. 5, 1988, in Avon Park
 he had lived in Hardee County all
 of his life. He was a member of the
 First Baptist Church of Bowling
 Green, a sophomore at Hardee
. High School, playing football dur-
ing his freshmanyear, a member of
the Future Farmers of America, and
was employed at The Boat in the
Moat Restaurant at Solomon's
Castle.
 He, was preceded in death by his
 grandparents, Iris 'and Merle
 Revell.
 Survivors include .his father,
 Lelan B. Revell of Bowling Green;
 mother and stepfather, Lori and
 Tim Bryant of Wauchula;, grand-
 mother Stacy Morin of Wauchula;
 step-grandparents, Mary Beth and
 Minor Bryant of Bowling Green;
 two brothers. Travis and Chace
 Revell of Wauchula; one step-
 brother, Cody Bryant of Grand
 Junction, Colo.; three sisters, Dena
 Ellis, Jessica .Hays and husband'
 Joshua, and Danielle Revell, all of
 Wauchula; stepsisters, Nicole
 Bryant of Wauchula, Jessica Bryant'
 of Bowling Green, and Hayley
 .Bryant of Grand Junction, Colo.;
 ahd" three nieces, Makayla 'and-
 Katlyn Ellis and Jayden Hays.
 Funeral services will be held at 4
 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7,, at the First
 Baptist Church of Bowling Green
 with burial in Paynes Creek
 Cemetery, Visitation is today
 (Thursday, Jan. 6), 6-8 p.m., at
 Robarts Family Garden Chapel.
 Memorials may be made to the
 First Baptist Church of Bowling
 Gre<,a-Youth Activities Fund or the
 American Red Cross, Hardee
 County Unit.
 Robarts Family Funeral
 Home, Inc.
 Wauchula





 DALE.
 BRYAN
 Dale E. Bryan, 85, of Zolfo
 Springs, died Friday Dec. 24,
 2004. at Hardee Manor Care
 Center
 Born Feb. 7. 1919, in Popash,
 he has lied in Hardee County all
 of his life.- He was a citrus tractor
dri\ er.
 Sunrivors include his wife
 Helen Bryan, t\o sons, Thomas
S Dale Bryan and wife Beatrice of
 Nocatee and retired Army Col.
 Larry Eugene Bryan and wife
 Helen of Hinesville. Ga.; I11
 grandchildren; numerous great-
 grandchildren; and several great-
 great-grandchildren.
 Visitation was 10:30 a.m. to
 noon on Wednesday, Dec. 29, at
 Robarts Family Garden Chapel.
 Burial .will be later at New Hope
 Baptist Church Cemetery.



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 CECIL RAY
 PRICE
 Cecil Ray Price, 97, died
 Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2004, in
 Bowling Green.
 S Born Aug. 23, 1907, in
 Wauchula, he was the son of
 Anderson AlIgood Price and
 Lula Labesse Prevatte Price. He
had lived at Resthaven for three
 years prior to his death. He was a
 : painter and carpenter and a
 World War II veteran serving in
 the U.S. Army.
 Survivors include one son, Ed
 Price of Bowling Green; two sis-
- ters, Carolyn Delassandro of
 Lakeland and Avalee Carlton of
 Orlando; 16 grandchildren; and
 several great-grandchildren.
 A memorial service will be
 held at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 7, at
 Robarts Family Garden Chapel,"
 Wauchula.


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 Wauchula


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 JAMES MAHLON BRYANT
f James Mahlon Bryant, 79, a
 Native of Bowling Green, died
 Saturday, Jan. 1, 2005, in Tampa.
 S Born in Bowling Green to the
 late Otis and Ora Bryant, he was a
 member of the First United
 Methodist Church of Bowling
 Green and was retired from the
f- U.S..Army as-a sergeant first class,
I having served in World War II and
; the Korean Conflict.
 Survivors are his wife, Doris
 Bryant of Glen Allen, Va.; one son;
 Patrick Bryant and wife Trudy of.
 Jacksonville; one daughter,
 Michelle Albright and husband
 John of Glen Allen; one brother,
 Minor Bryant and wife Mary Beth
 of Bowling Green; two sisters,
 Maurine Williams' and husband'
 Chuck and Mary Ruth Allred and
 husband Park, all of Bowling
 Green; four grandchildren, Amanda
 Bryant, Zachary Bryant, Julian
 Albright and Jacob Albright; and
 several nieces and nephews.
 A memorial service will be held
 it I p.m..today (Thursday, Jan. 6) in
 the garden chapel of Robarts'
 Family Funeral Home with the Rev.,
 Herman Boyette officiating:.
 Robarts Family Funeral
 Home, Inc.
 Wauhula
 GLADYS H. COKER
 Gladys H. Coker, widow of
 Bryant L. Coker, of Wauchula, died-
 Thursday, Dec. 30, 2004, at Florida
 Hospital, Wauchula. ,.
 Born Oct. 18, 1906, in DeSoto
 County, she had been a lifelong res-
 ident of this area. She and her hus-
 band owned Coker Funeral Home
 for over 50 years, and they estab-
 lished the Bryant L. Coker
 Scholarship Fund in 1984. She was
 a charter member of the First
 Baptist Church of Wauchula, a
 'member of Wauchula Chapter #42
 Order of Eastern Star and played
 saxophone with the Florida
 Orchestra.
 Survivors are her nieces, Mar-
 garet Beatty of Avon Park, Susie
 Polk of Palmetto, Zella Warren of
 Wauchula, Esther Howze of
 Jacksonville, Betty Murawski of
 North Palm Beach, Benita Neder of
 Orlando, Carolyn Coker of Tampa,
 Helen Epperson and Evelyn
 Donohue, both of Arkansas, and
 Emily Gouge of Georgia; nephews,
 Ralph Hough of Plant City, Ben
 Coker of Lakeland and Jerry Coker
 of Arcadia; two sisters-in-law,
 Myrtle Coker of Wauthula "dnd
 Eunice Conkling.of Aabna; fand
 several great nieces, great nephews,
 great-great nieces and great-great
 nephews.
 Funeral services were Tuesday,
 Jan. 4, at 3 p.m. in the chapel of the
 First Baptist Church of Wauchula
 with Marcus Shackelford and Duck
 Smith officiating. The family
 received friends one hour prior to
 the service. Burial was in Wauchula
 Cemetery.
 In lieu of flowers, contributions
 may be made to the Bryant L.
 Coker Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box
 966, Wauchula 33873.
 Brant Funeral Chapel
 Wauchula





 JAMES MAHLON
 BRYANT
 James Mahlon Bryant, 79, a
 native of Bowling Green, died
 Saturday, Jan. 1, 2005, in Tampa.
 Born in Bowling Green to the
 late Otis and Ora Bryant, he was
 a member of the First United
 .Methodist Church of Bowling
 Green and was retired from the
 U.S. Army as a sergeant first
 class, having served in World
 War II and the Korean Conflict.
 Survivors are his wife, Doris
 Bryant of Glen Allen, Va.; one
 son, Patrick Bryant and wife
 Trudy of Jacksonville; one
 daughter, Michelle Albright and
 husband John of Glen Allen; one
 brother, Minor Bryant and wife
 Mary Beth of Bowling Green;
 two sisters, Maurine Williams
 and husband Chuck and Mary
 Ruth Allred and husband Park,
 all of Bowling Green; four
 grandchildren, Amanda Bryant,
 Zachary Bryant, Julian Albright
 and Jacob Albright; and several
 nieces and nephews.
 A memorial service will be
 held at 1 p.m. today (Thursday,
 Jan. 61 in the garden chapel of
 Robaits Family Funeral Home
 with the Rev. Herman Boyette


officiating.



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 Wauchula




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 COUNTY COURT
 The.following marriage licens-
es were .issued recently in the
office of the county court:
 Christopher Michael Keller, 31,.,
Zolfo Springs, and Samantha Marie
Peck, 30, Wauchula.
 Bertin Rodriguez, 24, Sun City,
and Yuridia Vazquez, 22, Sun City.
 Jose Dolores Salazar, 26, Zolfo
Springs, andI Maria Milagro
Castillo, 18, Zolfo Springs.
 The following small claims
cases were disposed of recently
by the county judge:
 Citibank South Dakota vs. Edna
R. McGrady, judgment of garnish-
ment.
 Household Bank SB vs. Mary S.
Mitchell, dismissed.
 County Manor Associates OTD
d/b/a Country Manor Apartments
vs. Jose Mireliz et al, voluntary dis-
missal.
 There was no misdemeanor
court last week.
 There was no criminal traffic
court last week. The following
criminal traffic cases were dis-
posed of on Dec. 22. Dispositions
are based on Florida Statutes,
driving record and facts concern-
ing the case.
 Kenneth Thomas Carter III, dri-
ving while license suspended
(DWLS), 40 days in jail--10 days
suspended, $330 fine and court,
costs.
m Adrian- Castillo, allowing an
unauthorized person to drive,'adju-
dication withheld, 30 days-
waived, 227.50 fine and. court
costs.
 Jaime Delatorre, DWLS, 50-
days-20 suspended, $330 fine and
court costs.
 Pedro Adrian Esquivel-Torres.
reckless driving and DWLS. $440
fine and court costs, $100 public
defender fees, $50 investigative
costs.
 Victor Avalos Flores. allowing an
unauthorized person to drive, adju-'
dication withheld, 30 days-held in
abeyance, $205 court costs.
 Valente Mendez Jr., DWLS, 30,
days-10 days waived, $330 fine
and court costs.
 Erika Montero. DWLS, 40
days-10 days suspended, $330
fine and court costs.
 Thomas Tracey Rathbone, DUI,
probation one year, license sus-
pended one year, alcohol abuse"
evaluation and training,; DUI.
school, no alcohol or bars, $662
fine and court costs, $100 public
defender fees, 50 hours community
service. ,
 Danny Waldo Sanchez, 'DWLS,
40 days-waive 10,. $205 court
costs. '
 SLuther Earl' Anderson, D'WLS,
 50 days-30 held in abeyance,'
 $330 fine and court costs, $40 pub-
 lic defender fee.



 CECIL RAY PRICE
 Cecil Ray Price, 97, died
Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2004, in
Bowling Green.
 Born Aug. 23; 1907, in
Wauchula, he was the son of
Anderson Allgood Price and Lula
Labesse Prevatte Price. He had
lived at Resthaven for three years
prior to his death. He was a painter
and carpenter and a World War II
veteran serving in the U.S. Army.
 Survivors include one son, Ed
Price of Bowling Green; two sis-
ters, Carolyn Delassandro of
Lakeland and Avalee Carlton of
Orlando; 16 grandchildren; and
several 'great-grandchildren.
 A memorial service will be held
at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 7, at Robarts
Family Garden Chapel, Wauchula.
 Robarts Family Funeral
 Home, Inc.
 Wauchula


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 CARLEY AMBER
 GARRISON
 Carley "Amber Garrison,,
 infant, died Thursday, Dec; 23,
 2004, in Sebring. ,
 She was preceded in death by
 her grandmother, Robin Dehler.
 Survivors .are her parents,
 Tonya and Robert Garrison Jr. of
 Wauchula; grandparents, Robert
 and Delores Garrison of
 Kikimmee and Sam and
 Elizabeth Finch of Wauchula;
 one brother, Jacob Garrison of


 Wauchula; and one sister, Cierra
 Garrison of Homosassa.



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 Francisco Antonio (
DWLS, 60 days-30 sust
$430 fine and court costs.
 Miguel Angel Jaimes,p
adjudication withheld, pr
valid license, $205 court co
 Raul Gonzales, DWL
days-20 suspended, $330 f
court costs, $100 public d
fees, $50 investigative costs
 Ponciano Galindo Donit
and no valid license, 12
probation, license suspend
year, alcohtz: abuse evaluate
treatment, DUI school, $8
and court costs on, first
$125 fine on second, $100
defender fees, 50 hours con
service.
 Juan Danile Gonzalez, v
of license restrictions, 50
suspended, $330 fine and
costs, $100 public defended
$50 investigative costs.
 Adrian Rodriguez, viola
probation (original charge I
probation revoked, three mc
jail.
 CIRCUIT COUR'
 The following civil action
 filed recently in the office
 circuit court:
 Wauchula Police Departr
 Nancy Ramirez and Joe R
 Leyva, petition for forfeitur(
 Florida Institute For Neu
 Rehabilitation Inc. vs.
 Brown and'George Brown Ji
 ages.
 Linda Jane Alvarez v
 Alvarez Jr., petition for inj
 for protection.
 Linda Jane Alvarez vs.
Elaine Delgado, petition for
tion for protection.
 Jimmy Lee Stephens
 Gwendolyn Haynes Sti
 divorce.
 The following decisions
 cases pending in the circuit
 were handed down recei
 the circuit court judge:
 Kelvin Frazier vs. St
 Florida, inmate petition for
 dismissed.
 Wells Fargo Bank NA vs.
 E.,Stamps-Maribona etal,
 withdraw documents and
 case. -
 Crystal G. Moses vs. Pc
 Woods, voluntary dismiss
 injunction for protection.
 Crystal G. Moses vs.
 Moses Jr., injunction for pro
 Agway Inc. d/b/a Seedm
 Parker Farms Inc., James


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N Carroll Parker et al, dismissal of
 order of garnishment.
 Mary Melton and the, state
 .____.. Department of Revenue (DOR) vs.
 Gomez, Elmarco R. Blount, order.
 ended, Crystal Gonzalez and Filiberto
 Gonzalez, divorce.
DWLS, Leslie Lester Lowe and Nancy
rodr"-A,> Kay Lowe, divorce.
sts. Reynaldo Rivera and Mary Jane
.S, 50 Rivera, divorce.
fine and Flora Rangel Sanchez vs. Henry
defender J. Sanchez, voluntary dismissal' of
 injunction for protection.
o, DUI David Oliver Stanford Sr. and
months Madeline Irene Stanford, divorce.
ed one Richard David Strachan and
ion and Dorothy May Strachan, divorce.
85 fine Linda Jane Alvarez and DOR vs.
charge, Joel Alvarez Jr., child support
public 'order.
amunity Rosa B. Carrion and DOR vs.
 Randy 0. Hodges Jr., child support
violation order.
days-,-- Linda. V. Roberson vs. Ester
d court Cavazos and Melguiades A.
er fees, Rosales, voluntary dismissal.
 Asset Acceptance LLC vs. Ricky
tion of Brummett, judgment.
)WLS), Melvin Cardinal vs. Holly
months in LaMarche, voluntary dismissal of
 injunction for protection.
 T Betsy S. Carrion and'DOR vs.
 ns were Randy Q. Hodges Jr., child support
 e of the suspended.
 Eunice Ann Cooper and Charles
 nent vs. E. Cooper, divorce.
 tolarido Jessica Lynn Estrada and DOR
 e. .. vs. Erick Estrada, child support
 urologic order.
 George Jeannine Johnson-Tatum and
 r., dam- DOR vs. Morgan Horton Peed,
 child support order.
 s. Joel Rosa Villegas. and DOR vs.- Jose
 unction M. Garza, order.
 SanJuana Mendoza and DOR vs.
 Sophy Jesus Adan Mendoza, child support
 injunc- order.'
 Barbara Ann Hill and Leland Hill
 s 'and Jr., divorce.:
 ephens, Doris Parrish vs. Kenny
 Coughlin. dismissal of injunction
 on civil for protection.
 it court Blanca Estella .DeLaRosa and
 ntly by DOR vs. Vincent DeLaRosa, child
 suport-order.
 tate of Letarsha Nicole Camel and DOR
 review, vs, Jatarus Tijuan Stroman, child
 support order.
 Jerilyn Sandra Lee Hernandez and DOR
 order to vs. Santos Jose Lopez, child sup-
 dismiss port order.
 Etiprise Dionne Hines and DOR
 eggy J. vs. Kevis Jerome White, child sup-'
 ssal of port order.
 Kimberly Michelle Stewart and
 Dallas DOR vs. Wilfredo Santos Jr., child
 section. support order.
 ,va vs. Florida Fertilizer Co. Inc. vs.
 Parker, Mardis Citrus Inc., dismissed.


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 A child support contempt
order was entered in the follow-
ing case:
 Peggy L. Stewart and DOR vs.
Kenny D. Rogers.
 There was no sentencing in
felony criminal court last week.
All cases were continued.
 The following real estate'trans-
actions of $10,000 or more'were
filed recently in the office of the
clerk of court:
 Harry A. and Harriette M.
Waldburger to Roy D. and Ruth
Ann J6nkman, $57,500.
 U.S. Agri-Chemicals Corp. to
Mooney Family LLC, $2,464,144.
 U.S. Agri-Chemicals Corp. to
Shadowlawn LLC, $744,299.
 Gary Delatorre to Jesus Valerio
and Brenda Lee Trevino, $11,359.
 Nancy H. Mizrahi as trustee to
Amado Rivera and Criselda
Chavez, $35,000.,
 I.B. Knight to Carolyn M. Olsen,
 $125,000.
 Kurt S. and Lisa Stoner to Peace
River Refuge & Ranch Inc.,
$295,000.
 .Wayne and Evelyn June Crews
 to James G. Albritton, $17,592.
 Kelley Inc. ahd Villa Citrus Inc.
to Carlos Bailey, $1.343 million.
 John W. and Roberta H. Beattie
 to Amado Rivera and Criselda
 Chavez, $187,500.
 Grady L. Sr. and Ellizabaeath A..
 Williamson to Ruben, Benavides,:
 $75,000.
 'Jeffrey Burdick, Robert P.:
 Gosling and Steve Parisian to J.
 Jesus and Maria Carmen Piedad,
 $95,000.
 Jeanette Schuth to Francene
 Clark, $20,000.
 Dwanda S. Green as trustee to
 Kirk Bishop, $95,000.
 Philip E. and' Raymonde
 Anderson to Melvin and Marlene
 Taylor, $92,500.
 David L. Bernardini to Marcus
 David Sr. and Leta Jean Roberts,
 $59,000.
 Virgil Cottongim to Timothy L.
 and Bettye Steedley, $115,000.
 Glendon and Vicky Jones to
 Ryan Garza, $138,000.
 Land Associates II, LLC to
 Tejnerine and Haywantie: Singh,
 $100,000.



 There is 'virtue in. country
 houses, in gardens and
 orchards, in-fields, streams and
 groves, in rustic recreations and
 plain manners, that neither.
 cities nor universities enjoy.
 -Amos BronsonAlcott


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