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 Florence Grace Curl
 April 26, 1920 -
 Aug. 24, 2006
 lorence Grace Curl,
 86, of Dowling Park,
 Fla., passed away
 Thursday, Aug. 24, 2006 in
 Good Samaritan Center in
 Dowling Park following a
 lengthy illness. The Oneida,
 N.Y. native moved to Dowl-
 ing Park 20 years ago from
 Utica, N.Y.
 She worked for many years
 as a factory worker for Mele
 Manufacturing Company.
 Curl loved to fish and was
 known for catching washtubs
 full of fish. She also loved to
 knit, crochet and read. Curl
 was a member of Village,
 Church in Dowling Park.
 Survivors include one son,
 Larry Abbott. of Perry; two
 daughters, Dawn Bieksza of
 Live Oak and Dorothy
 Schultz of Watertown, N.Y.;
 nine grandchildren; and sev-
 en great-grandchildren.
 Graveside services were
 held Monday, Aug. 28 in
 Live Oak Cemetery with'the
 Rev. Jack Jones officiating.
 Harris Funeral Home, Inc.
 of Live Oak was in charge of
 all arrangements..
 Thomas Roy
 "Roy" DeCoff
 May 24, 1915 -
 Aug.28,2006
 0ihomas Roy "Roy",
 SDeCoff, 91, of
 Dowling Park, Fla.
 passed away Monday, Aug.
 28, 2006 after a short illness.
 He was born in Eliot, Maine
 on May 24, 1915, the son of
Roy and Mary (Sullivan) De-
Coff of New Bedford, Mass-
achusetts. DeCoff with his
wife, Iva L. (Hodgdon) De-
Coff, moved to Advent
Christian Village in Dowling
Park in 1974 from Kittery,
Maine, where he volunteered
as a handyman for several
years.
 He was a member of
 Bixler Memorial Chapel in
 Dowling Park, past member
 of Advent Christian Church
 of Portsmouth, N.H. He
 served in the US Navy dur-
 ing World War II. He retired
 from the Portsmouth Naval
 Shipyard in 1970 after 30
 years of government service
 and traveled the United
 States with his wife until
 settling on Dowling Park.
 'For as long as they could,
 they traveled to New Eng-
 land to summer near their
 sons and family.
 Survivors include two
 sons, Dan S. and his wife,
 SMary, of Washington, Maine
 and Chester E. and his wife,
 Vickie, of South Berwick,
 Maine; a brother, Charles and
 his wife, Mary; 11 grandchil-
 dren; and 19 great-grandchil-
 dren.
 He was preceded in death
 by his wife of 68 years; two
 sons, Alan R. and Charles W.;
 two brothers, John H. and
 Edmund J.; two sisters, Mar-
 garet M. and Mildred G..
 In lieu of flowers, memori-
 al donations in his name may
 be made to New Copeland
 Clinic at Advent Christian
 :Village, Dowling Park, FL
 30264. o
 Beggs Funeral Home of
 Madison is in charge of all
 arrangements.


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Officers and directors of the Rotary Club of Live Oak assem-
bled on the old bridge near Suwannee Springs Monday, Aug.
when Rotary District 6940 Governor Dr. Gene Sherron visited
the club. Eighty-one years ago in 1925 when Rotary founder
Paul Harris visited the Live Oak club a similar picture was tak-
en at the bridge so the site has historic meaning to.the local
club. Pictured left to right, Dr. Gene Sherron, District 6940 Dis-
trict Governor; his wife Elaine Sherron (holding a copy of the
original photo taken with Paul Harris in 1925), President Dean:
Papapetrou, President-elect Tim Carver, Treasurer Matt Scott,'
Club Service Director Derek Loadholtz, Sergeant at Arms Ron-
nie Skinner, Community Service Jan Fessler, International Ser-
vice Director Randy Slaughter and Vocational Service Director
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will offer a hot luncheon from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Friday. Sept..
22 at Farmer's Co-Op, off US 90 West in Lie Oak.
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cludes iced tea or $5 delivered from 11 a.m.-noon.
 The delivery area is North to Wal-Mart, South to USDA
office, East to Howland's Feed Store and West to Farmer's
Co-Op.
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Co-Op to sit down and be served.
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beans, herb and butter red potatoes. soft dinner rolls. dessert-
cookie or brownie and for dine in only-iced tea.
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nars. Thank you for your support.
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and deliver tickets for the meal.
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