The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 17

Thursday, June 17, 1999 THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 7B Obituaries William D. Gooch Services were held June 10 from First Baptist Church, Madison for William D. Gooch of Elm Street, Madison. Gooch, 48, died June 8 at St. Dominic-Jackson Memorial Hospital.

A native of Oxford, Gooch was raised in Marks where he graduated high school. He earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from Delta State University. Gooch was a member of First Baptist Church, Madison. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and was a member of the Buck Hill Hunting Club. Gooch coached church league basketball at FBC, Madison and summer league baseball in Madison.

Gooch was an avid Madison Ridgeland Academy supporter and was the owner of Post Construction Cleaning Service. His son William D. Gooch III of Madison said "He was a very loving father." Other survivors are his wife of 16 years Carrie Camp Gooch of God and country Troop Eight, First Baptist Church, Jackson recently recognized Joey Melton (center) for earning the God and Country Award. A seventh grader at Jackson Academy, he is shown with his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Jobie Melton. Special Days HAPPY BIRTHDAY June 17: Edward P. Stockwell, Mary Ross, Jerry Rounsavall, Mary Hussaein, Mrs. James H. Duncan.

June 18: Sarah Ellison, Cindy Reed. June 19: Jeanene Maxwell, Vicki Thompson, Irene Martin, Bill Thompson, Lisa Slay, Alice Spaugh, Patrick Phillips, Oliver Dynneson. June 20: Jack Conway, John Emory Kathleen Renfro, David Kaufman, Ronnie June 21: Wade McKoy, Sarah Dearman, Hart Williams, Frank Bowling. June 22: Paul Purvis, Sidney Harper, Derrick Johnston, Sarah Taylor, Aaryn Letson. June 23: Jeff Honeycutt, Alan Melichar, Fred W.

Garraway, Auburn C. Lambeth, Ricky Foster. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY June 17: Wyatt and Ginny Emmerich. June 18: Jim and Betty Roberson, Don and Jackie Roberts. June 19: Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Lewand, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Ivy.

June 21: Duke and Susan Cain, John and Ann Gourlay. June 22: Dr. and Mrs. Henry P. Mills Jr.

June 23: Dale and Beth Buckley, T.M. and Mary Lee Dickson. 1 "SUGAR BUSTER" menu now available to go orders welcome 977-0563 BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORS Expert Sales Service OLIVER INSTRUMENT CO. 730 LAKELAND DRIVE 981-2564 Because you care so WRIGHT FERGUSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Complete information for customary service, forwarding, immediate burial, cremation, and pre-arranged funerals CENTRALLY LOCATED 350 HIGH ST. AT NORTH WEST ST.

352-3632 HINDS CHAPEL 201 HINDS RAYMOND 857-5625 MADISON CHAPEL 1161 HIGHLAND COLONY PARKWAY 853-7696 OBITUARY POLICY The Sun publishes obituaries of Northsiders and their families. Typically, we receive obituary information from the funeral homes. We invite readers who are so inclined to supplement this with more descriptive text capturing the spirit of the person's life FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 957-1122 Beautiful Mailboxes 8 Address Address America 616 Ridgewood Road Ridgeland, M8 3518 EVANS Call Kathy at 898-4661 ext. 105 5938 1337 Delivery and Installation Available Madison; parents Mr. and Mrs.

William D. Gooch Sr. of Marks; and sister Patsy Holwadel of New Orleans. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church, Madison; or the Mississippi Organ Recovery Agency, 12 River Bend Suite B. Jackson, 39208.

Mrs. W. Johnson Witt Services were held May 30 from Covenant Presbyterian Church for Lois Wellborn Witt, formerly of Eastover Drive. Dr. David Smith officiated.

Mrs. Witt died May 27 at St. Catherine's Village. A native of Texarkana, Texas, Mrs. Whitt was reared in Memphis.

She attended Southwestern College and was graduated from Memphis State University. Mrs. Witt was active in the High Noon Luncheon Club and the Holiday Club. She was a charter member of Covenant Presbyterian Church where she served as president of the Women of the Church. Survivors are her sons William Johnson Witt III of Cleveland, Ohio and Charles Wellborn Witt of Jackson; grandchildren Caroline Wellborn Witt, Stewart Johnson Witt, Huntington Witt and Candace Patricia Key Witt; great grandchild Olivia Grace Witt.

Memorials may be made to Covenant Presbyterian Church, 4000 Ridgewood Jackson, 39211- 6498. Pallbearers were Van E. Anderson, Earl T. Stubblefield, Robert E. Perry C.

York Craig Longstreet Minor III, Wayne Parker, Richard A. Barron and Robert J. Johnson Jr. Burial was in Natchez City Cemetery. MARK FUNERAL E.

DIRECTORS SEEPE CREMATORIUM 601-366-5239 Toll-Free: 1-800-748-9751 The Church of Today Based on the course In Miracles the Bible now meeting at 4660 McWillie Drive Jackson, MS 291-0392 Harry Piazza, teacher Adult discussion group 10:00 A.M. Sunday Church Service 10:45 A.M. Sunday Re-Elect JA JACKSON CONSTABLE, HINDS COUNTY DISTRICT 1 Vote Aug. 3 Republican Primary land for hi Ben Jack um SN 17 Amies Place Jack som. AS 39.11 Charles E.

Brown Services were held recently for Charles E. Brown of Lakeland Lane. A native of Little Rock, Brown had lived in Jackson since 1978. He was a member of Galloway Memorial United Methodist Church. Brown was a retired executive business man and graduate of Millsaps College.

Survivors are his sons Charles E. Brown Jr. of Alliance, Ohio, Rex Brown of Jackson; and three grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Galloway Memorial United Methodist Church. Leona F.

King Holmes Memorial services will be held in Bogalusa, La. and Houston for Leona Frances King Holmes of Lakeland Lane. Mrs. Holmes, 90, died June 11 at Lakeland Health Care Center. A native of Buena Vista, Mrs.

Holmes was a graduate of Chickasaw County Agricultural High School, Mississippi University for Women. She was a social worker for many years with Family Life Services in Washington and Orleans Parishes in Louisiana. She also was a home demonstration agent with the Mississippi Cooperative Extension Services and a teacher at Duckhill High School. Mrs. Holmes was a longtime resident of Bogalusa, La.

where she was a member of Elizabeth Sullivan Memorial United Methodist Church, Evergreen Society, Delphium Literary Club, Northeast Garden Club and Matrons Club. Survivors are her sister Lucille K. Jack of Ridgeland; brother Howard L. King of Tupelo; eight nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Holmes was preceded in death by her husband Raiford L. Holmes, sisters Corinne King Murphy, Grace King Osbeck and Ellie King Glass; and brother Samuel Terry King. Memorials may be made to the Elizabeth Sullivan Memorial United Methodist Church, 510 Ave. Bogalusa, 70427. Welcome to our Church First Baptist Church, Madison Will Grossenbacher, 205 Hawkridge Madison; Lanie Kealhofer, 226 Creekline Madison; Jean Jackson Wilks, 565 Hoy Madison; John and Tammy Hildebrandt, 100 Kenilworth Ridgeland; Happenings Relax and picnic Ridgeland Recreation and Parks will offer a morning of games and a picnic lunch for area senior adults June 25.

Activities begin at 10 a.m. with an exercise class, board games, croquet, dominos and cards. Bingo will begin at 11 a.m. Picnic lunch will be provided after the games. The event is free but reservations are requested by calling Melanie Johnston, 856-6876 by June 18.

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