LEVY COUNTY JOURNAL OBITUARIES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,2007 Page 7

 aAREA DEATHS 1Y CITY lowed the service at Bethel Cemetery. Dorothy S. Money
 Gilchrist County In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Haven Hospice Dorothy S. Money, 75, of Bronson died Jan. 25, 2007 at
 RebaHoward. of the Tri-Counties or Ayers Health and Rehabilitation Center. North Florida Regional Medical Center.
 Robert Kuhr Reb Arrangements are under the care of Watson Funeral Home, She was born Oct. 22, 1931 in Blakely, Ga. and came here
 Moriston Trenton. from Polk City in 1963. She was a bookkeeper.
 L. Sil Sn Henry Archambault Jr. She was preceded in death by her husband, C.G. Money in
 Bronson Old :Tow Gloria Franklin 2005 and her son, Terry Oneal Money.
 Dorot ney Fred Merritt Gloria Jean McBride Franklin, 53, of Plant City, died Jan. Survivors include her brother, Sterling Smith of Winter
 20, 2007 at her home. Haven; sisters Elizabeth Lineburger of Lakeland, Patricia
 hil efIand Plant City She was born in Chiefland to Charles I. McBride and the Griffin of Bronson, and Judy Greenwood of Polk City; and
 rthuruchard Gloria Franlin late Mildred L. McBride. She was a bookkeeper, a 1972 grad- three grandchildren.
 ........ uate of Gainesville High School and an alumnus of the Uni- A memorial service was held Jan. 30 at Knauff Funeral
 G nes ville -rentn ... versity of Florida. Home, Williston.
 Debbie,. Q Rain.. Survivors include sons Jukane McBride and Jerome Cobb Arrangements were under the care of Knauff Funeral Home,
 J uanit a Jr; her father; a sister; four brothers. Williston.
 i u it ; Funeral services were held Jan. 27at Mount Pleasant Bap-
 tist Church, Chiefland, with the Rev. Herbert Brown officiat- Jean C. Rain
 ing. Burial followed at the Levyville Cemetery. Jean C. Rain, 62 of Trenton, died Jan. 22, 2007 at North
 Arrangements are under the direction of Morning Glory Florida Regional Medical Center.
 Henry R. Archambault Jr. FuneralFlorida Regional Medica Center.
 Henry R. "Archie" Archambault Jr. died Monday, Jan. 22,Tampa. She was born in Pax, W.Va. She moved to Trenton in 1984
2007 at Haven Hospice Care Center in Chiefland. from Beckley, W. Va. She worked 20 plus years for the federal
 He was born in Pitsford Mills, Vt. Dec. government. She attended Union Baptist Church.
 He30, 1918, a sonof Hen Pitsford Mills, Vt. Dec. Reba Anita Howard She was preceded in death by her sister, Emma Rae Crad-
 Sa nin Pen erell Reba Anita Howard, 85, died Friday, Jan. 26, 2007. dock. She is survived by her husband, J.M. Rain of Trenton;
 30rrdidlu 91 adiien school in a eppCreu,
 Archabault. He attended school in Pepperell, Ms. Howard was a native of Gilchrist County. She moved three daughters: Cindy Rauback of Savannah, Ga., Sherry
 Mass. and was a World War II Army veteran. He from Hollywood to Chiefland 33 years ago. Biezad and Misty Rain both of Trenton; two sons, Phil Bur-
 was a stock car driver throughout New England She was a member of Hardeetown Baptist Church where gess of Stephens City, Va. and Jay Rain of Trenton; three
 and champion for five years of famous car #54. she was in charge of sending cards from her Sunday School sisters, Loretta Komisar of Triangle, Va., Mary Jo Janney of
 He was an auto body repairman for many years Class. She enjoyed gardening and animals, especially dogs. Pennsville, N.J. and Dee Bowyer of Bradley, W. Va. and four
 and was of the Catholic Faith. She is survived by her brother, Carl Williams of Old Town; grandchildren.
 KaHe is survived by hSullivan Archamault of ois loving wife of years sister Evelyn Bently of Hazelhurst, Ga.; niece, Gay (Johnny A memorial service was held Jan. 25 at Union Baptist
Kay (Sullivan) Archambault of Morriston; his son Chris Webster) of Chiefland; and a host of nieces, nephews, other Church with Brother Travis Moody and Marion Rain officiat-
Archambault and wife Jennifer and their daughters, Abby and relatives and friends, ing.
Megan of Big Lake, Minn.; his daughter Michelle Severson r an ing.
and her children Jessica, Dustin and Janelle of Morriston; a Graveside services were held Jan. 29 at Bell Cemetery in Arrangements were under the care of Watson Funeral
and her children Jessica, Dustin and Janelle of Morriston; a Bell with the Rev. Travis Hudson officiating. Home, Trenton.
brother John Archambault of Sanford; a sister-in-law Patricia Arrangement s were under the care of KnaufftFuneral Home
Archa t, of Hollis, N. H. TArrangements were under the care of Knauff Funeral Home,
Archambault, ofHollis, N. H. Chiefland.
 Graveside services will be held in the spring in Pepperell,
Mass. C.L. Wilkerson
 Arrangements were under the care of Knauff Funeral Home, C.L. "Cod" Wilkerson, 63, of Bell, died Jan. 24, 2007 at
Williston. Juanita Hudson Haven Hospice in Chiefland after a battle with lung cancer.
 Juanita M. Hudson, 81, of Gainesville died Jan. 22, 2007 He was born Oct.13, 1943 in Trenton and was a mem-
 Debbie Boles after a brief illness. ber of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Bell. He worked for
 Funeral services for Debbie Boles of Gainesville were held She was a resident of Gainesville since 1954 and a member the state road department for 26 years. He
 of the North Central Baptist Church. -was an avid hunter and fisherman. He was
Jan. 22 at Parkview Baptist Church with Brother Russell Wo- -- was an avid hunter and fisherman. He was
odard and Pastor Greg Magruder officiating. She is survived by her sister, Reba Roberson of Gaines- a member of the Florida Fox Hunters As-
 She was employed by Shands Hospital for 27 years. She ville; 16 nieces and nephews, including Bill Home of Gaines- sociation for several years.
loved her family, friends, and her two dogs. She enjoyed help- ville and Larry Home of Keystone Heights. He loved to cook and deliver food to
ing anyone in need. She is survived by her parents, John and Ms. Hudson was born in Levy County and was a graduate friends and family in the community.
ing anyone in need. She is survived by her parents, John and of Chiefland High School. She retired from Sunland Training He was preceded in death by his father
Marjorie Sykes Boles of Gainesville; her siblings, Patricia Center in 1984. and mother, Clifford C. Wilkerson and Jes-
Dean of Bronson, Wayne "Bubba: Boles of Island Grove, Funeral services were held Jan. 26 at Charles Strickland sie Summers Wilkerson, a brother, Robert
Charlie Boles of Gainesville, Tomny Boles of Bradenton; sx Memorial Chapel, Knauff Funeral Home, Chiefland. Burial "Bobby" Wilkerson.
nieces; one nephew; one great niece; and one great-nephew; followed at Chiefland Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Elsa Wilkerson; daughter and
family members and friends. Arrangements were under the direction of Knauff Funeral son-in-law Angela and Timothy Williams; son and daugh-
 In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Debbie's name Home, Chiefland. ter-in-law Randall "Randy" and Belinda Wilkerson; son and
to the Children's Miracle Network, PO Box 100386, Gaines- daughter-in-law Charles "Chuck" and Etta Twombly, Jeffery
ville, FL 32610-386. Robert Kuhr "Jeff' and Cheryl Twombly; grandchildren Daniel Fussell,
 Funeral services for Robert Allen Kuhr, 56, of Barberyjlle,. MichaelWilliams, Deanna Gomto, Kaitlin Rhoden, Chelsea
 Arthur ScottiBouchard' -;:'- were held Jan. 25 in Gainesville. ....... Twombly, Delilah Twombly,. Amanda Williams, Ashley.Wilk-
 Mr. Kuhr was born in Gainesville and served in the U.S. erson, Alana' Wilkerson, Jared Twombly; a great-grandson,
 Arthur Scott Bouchard of Chiefand died Monday, Jan. 22,Navy, Submarine Services aboard the USS La- Cayson "Muscles Fussell; three brothers, Mason Wilkerson,
 2007 at Lake City VA Hospital. He was 86. Fred Wilkerson and Leon Wilkerson; two sisters, Dorothy
 Mr. Bouchard was born in Flinton, Canada fayette. Fred Wilkerson and Leon Wilkerson; two sisters, Dorothy
 and came here from Jacksonville in 1985. He He loved to fish and hunt, and was a Gator "Teddy" Pearson and Maxine Thomas. He had many neph-
 and NASCAR fan. He was a member of Sons ews and nieces.
 was a retired shipping clerk with Volkswagen of the Confederacy. He was a member of Bar- In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Haven Hos-
 of America. He was a member of the U.S. Navy berville Baptist Church. pice of Chiefland.
 and served in World War II. He was also a I Survivors include his wife of 20 years, Dawn
 lifetime member of VFW. He enjoyed fishing. 1
 lifetime member of VFW. He enjoyed fishing Marie Kuhr of Barberville; sons Robert Allen
 He is survived by a good friend, Jimmie II of Gainesville; Matthew Saye, Joshua Saye
 Weeks of Chiefland. and Daniel Kuhr all of Barberville; his mother, Doris Beltz of iP tos are -mblished free
Chrrangements were under the care ofKnauffFuneralHome, Ocala; brothersThomas W. Kuhr of Milton, N.C. and Charles i a i es
 J. Kuhr of High Springs; sister Candace Phillips of Rockford,
 Ala.; stepsisters Susan Rains of Cedar Key and Joyce Bays of Ask our funeral director
 Joseph Costa Hartwell, Ga.; step-brother Michael M. Beltz of Archer, many .-Y....... .:
 Joseph Richard Costa, 85, of Gainesville died Jan. 25, 2007 loving nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.V. assist c e
at Ayers Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Melissa Kuhr and o
 He was born in New York City. He was a veteran of the Taylor Nicole Saye.
U. S. Army. While serving his country during WWII, he lived Funeral services were held Janu. 25 at Williams-Thomas
in China, India, Burma and Panama. He moved to Gainesville Funeral Home Chapel of the Chimes with the Rev. Jimmy
 in 1953 where he received his master's degree Dean conducting the service. Burial followed in the Haw- Leslie a p' a pn
 i at UF in 1957. He was a teacher of Spanish and thorne Cemetery.
 English. He taught at UF's, P.K. Yonge School,
 Stanahan High School in Ft. Lauderdale, Pom- Fred Arthur Merritt
 i pano High School in Pompano Beach and Tren- Fred Arthur Merritt, 63, died Jan. 23, 2007 at Veterans C construction Inc
 p Qg, ton High School. He also taught in Chiefland Domiciliary Home in Lake City.
 Sand Cross City. Mr. Merritt lived in Old Town and Montverde for the past
 He is survived by his business and life 23 years. He enjoyed fishing in his free time.
 partner of 52 years, C.J. (Gene) Colson Jr. of He is survived by his daughters, Mary (Joel) Branum 35' 463- 7 589
Gainesville, a brother; Jerry Colson of Bell and three sisters; of Montverde and Christine Morgan of Steinhatchee; and U~-T" "/. .J
Angle Catanzaro and Julia Salter, both of Virginia Beach, Va. grandchildren Joshua Branum, Amanda Branum, Joey
and Lucille C. Mercer of Fanning Springs. He is also survived Branum and Dustin Morgan.
by several nieces and nephews. Arrangements were under the care of KnauffFuneral Home,
 Funeral services were held Jan. 29 at Watson Funeral Home Chiefland. 7239 S.W. 80t Avenue tlsapp@acceleration.net
Chapel with Dr. George Barnard officiating. Interment fol- Trenton, Florida 32693 CR-C058431






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