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March 9, CorrectionRonald Wayne Ford and Phyllis Ford; Douglas

Dale Ford and Elizabeth Ford; Kevin Wayne Ford and Tammy Ford to Dustin McKinney and Elizabeth McKinney, land in Laurel County, $100,000

• • •March 15

Roy O’Neil Tucker and Shirley Tucker to Teresa L. Manning, land on Locust Grove Road, $2,500

March 16Roy Sizemore and Linda Sizemore to Kennith L.

Williams and Shauna S. Williams, Lot Nos. 37, 38, 39 in Evans Addition Subdivision, gift, no tax

Sam D. Roark and Tina M. Roark to Terry Harris and Mandy Harris, Lot No. 19 in Woodrow Gilbert Wood Creek Lake Subdivision, $75,000

Sam D. Roark and Tina M. Roark to Terry Harris and Mandy Harris, Lot No. 20 in Woodrow Gilbert Wood Creek Lake Subdivision, $30,000

Margarett Johnson to John Daniel Smith and Kathy Smith, land on Sweet Hollow Road, quit-claim deed, no tax

Jane Winkler Dyche, Master Commissioner to Kentucky Housing Corporation, land on Turner Road, formerly Trosper Road, $51,000 in Laurel Circuit Court case, Kentucky Housing Corporation v. Samuel E. Allen, unknown spouse of Samuel E. Allen, Angela Allen, Commonwealth of Kentucky Division of Collections, Department of Revenue and First National Bank and Trust

Jane Winkler Dyche, Master Commissioner, to Purchaser’s Assignee, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Lots No. 2 and 3 in Riley Holt Subdivision, no transfer tax, in Laurel Circuit Court case Kentucky Housing Corporation v. Norma J. Kernes, unknown spouse of Norma J. Kernes

Vanderbilt Mortgage Financing Inc. by Joseph G. Johnson, authorized agent, to Home-Land Homes LLC, 0.77 acres on U.S. 25 and Echo Valley Road, $40,000

Jane Winkler Dyche, Master Commissioner, to Forcht National Bank, land on Ky. 1228, $70,000, in Laurel Circuit Court case Forcht Bank N.A., suc-cessor-in-interest to Laurel National Bank, v. Terry Dean Jones and Victoria Jones, Laurel County, Ky.

William Radford also known as Buster Radford to Tommy B. Radford, 0.83 acres on Little Arthur Ridge Road, love and affection, gift, no transfer tax

March 19Julie Ann Huff, executrix of estate of Linda Lou

Huff, to Christina Cecil and Wayne Cecil, Lot No. 12 in Cardinal Heights Subdivision Phase II, $118,700

James Carroll and Amy Carroll to James Michael Hurley and Brenda Hurley, Lot No. 23 in Saddlebrook Garden Homes, $125,000

Darrell E. Jackson and Melissa K. Jackson to Justin Alexander Jackson formerly known as Darrell Edward Jackson and Melissa K. Jackson or survivor, land on Maple Grove Road, no transfer tax

Berry Martin Cupp to Cynthia Cupp, land in City of London, 4.25 acres., separation agreement, no transfer tax

March 20Marvin Hensley Jr. and Patrina Hardt Hensley,

Chester Hensley, Dwight Hensley and Wanda Jo Hensley, and Susan Denise Smith also known as Denise Hensley and Daniel Lee Smith to Avawam Estates LLC, land on Ky. 30 and Freeman Branch Road, $288,761.24

Charles Robert Harris Jr. aka Charles R. Harris Jr., and Sandra Harris, Charles Robert Harris Sr., by and through attorney-in-fact Charles R. Harris Jr., James E. Harris and Kathy Harris to Jeffery C. Partin and Marsha K. Partin, land on Ky. 1223, $175,000

Teresa Muncey to Harold Morgan and Wilma Morgan, 2.07 acres on Muncey McQueen Road, $30,000

Harlan Sexton and Amanda Sexton to Randal L. Frye and Jo Ann Frye, 0.53 acres on U.S. 25, North Laurel Road, $250,000

Janice Durham, aka Janice Humfleet, and Michael Humfleet to Randal H. Durham, Lot Nos. 35, 36, 37, 38, and 39 in Golden Eagle Subdivision, quitclaim deed, no transfer tax

Cumberland Valley National Bank and Trust Company to Kentucky Mountain Properties, Lot Nos. 7 and 9 in Ravenwood Estates Subdivision Section II. $28,500

March 21Fred W. Barger and Beth Barger to Joey

Patterson and Clara M. Patterson, 0.50 ares on Sally’s Branch Road, $8,500

Sharon K. Head and Lon E. Head to Henderson Baker and Becky Baker, Lot No. 6 in Old Union Subdivision, $65,000

William Merrill and Janice Merrill to Larry W. Johnson and Carol L. Johnson, 3.15 acres in Laurel County, $9,000

Tony Marvin Brock and Sharon Kay Brock to Jessie James Brock, 5.14 acres in Laurel County, $65,000

Gerald L. Gaspardo and Donna M. Gaspardo to Jennifer Napier, Trustee, 1.19 acres on Hawk Creek Road, strawman deed, no transfer tax

Gerald L. Gaspardo and Donna M. Gaspardo to Jennifer Napier, Trustee, 2.21 acres on Hawk Creek Road, strawman deed, no transfer tax

Andy Riggs, executor and heir-at-law of Brenda

Karr Riggs, also known as Brenda Fay Karr andBrenda Williams, to Andy Riggs, .75 acres on Ky.552, no transfer tax

Justin Roberts and Miranda Roberts to BrandonC. Harris and Elysa S. Sweely, 0.64 acres on MullinsRoad, $87,000

Gertrude Waun to Derik Skeens and Theresa S.Skeens or survivor, Lot No. 2 in Phase I in PattonMeadows Subdivision, $200,000

Della Mae Smith and Lucky Smith, ChristopherRoy Masters and Kimberly Lynn Masters, WilliamEdwin Masters to Amanda Lisa Baker, 1.323 acreson Wilcox Road, $7,000

Misty Gatliff and Jody Gatliff to Larry TravisDisney and Melissa Disney or survivor, 0.86 acreson Level Green Road, $100,000

William Gary Crabtree and Dixie Crabtree toBrenda F. Bolgar, Lot No. 28 of Section I inSouthland Subdivision, $145,000

Lonnie Williams and Deloris Williams to AmyRatliff, land on Ray Overbey Road, $132,000

Jewell Messer to Cold Hill Grocery LLC, LotNos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 of First Addition James K. JonesSubdivision, $118,000

March 22Charles E. Smith and Edna Morris Smith, James

E. Bill and Carol Bill, Francis Eugene Clark andCarol Morris Clark to William F. Morris and DorisP. Morris, land on Sugar Camp Road, $6,000

Kevin House, executor of estate of SamuelClarence House, to Gary House and Della House,G.M. House and Dema House, 0.843 acres in LaurelCounty, $6,000

Jerome Strunk and Patricia Strunk to PatrinaMitchell and Joey Mitchell, land on U.S. 25, $62,000

Jeff Smith and Darlene Smith to Donovan S.Epperson and Corey L. Epperson, 0.42 acres onByble Road and Lot No. 5 in Virgil HammonsSubdivision No. 3, $129,000

March 15Kimberly S. Clark, 35, London, cashier to Barry

Glen Chaney, 48, London, manager

March 16Bethany Rochelle Blankenship, 23, Jellico, Tenn.,

CNA to Charles Edward Tolbert II, 25, London, fac-tory worker

Kasey Danielle Abner, 19, London, student toWilliam David Wells, 19, London, Aisin employee

March 20Elizabeth Ann Adkins, 20, East Bernstadt, facto-

ry worker to Tyler Wade Creech, 19, East Bernstadt,factory worker

March 21Tracy Lynn Brock, 31, London, self-employed to

William James Fischer, 29, London, R. J. Reynoldsemployee

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Constance Kay CreechFormer Wal-Mart employee

Constance Kay Creech, 64, London, Ky., passed away Thursday, March 22, 2012.

She was born Jan. 13, 1948 in Manchester, Mich., the daughter of the late Frank and Mildred Creger Robinett. She was a former employee of Wal-Mart and was a member of the gospel Tabernacle Church of God.

She was united in marriage to Sam Creech who survives. Other survivors include a stepson, Harold Creech, Cincinnati, Ohio; and three stepdaughters, Anna and Debbie Moore, and Sue Stacey, all of London.

Funeral services were conducted at 1 p.m. Sunday, March 25 in the chapel of Bowling Funeral Home with Johnny and Cecil Benge officiating.

Burial followed in McKnight Cemetery, Laurel County.

Visitation was after 6 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.

Aubree LaRae Goodin

Aubree LaRae Goodin, newborn daughter of Albert Cody and Nicole Brogan Goodin, passed away Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington.

She was the grandchild of Albert and Ella Goodin and Mary and Charles Brogan Jr.

Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, March 23 at Bowling Funeral Home Chapel with Nathaniel Jones officiating.

Burial followed in Merrimac Cemetery.

Larry Black

Larry Black, 76, the husband of Deborah Black of Kingman, Ariz., formerly of Laurel County, passed away Monday, March 12, 2012.

He was the father of Larry Black Jr., of London.Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m.

Saturday, March 24 in the chapel of House-Rawlings Funeral Home with Brother Ben Johnson and Brother Gary Gabbard officiating.

In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully request contributions be made to House-Rawlings Funeral Home to help with funeral expenses.

Dewey Douglas Creech Sr.

Dewey Douglas Creech Sr., 88, Court Road, London, Ky., passed away Thursday, March 22, 2012, at Saint Joseph-London.

He was the husband of Christine Williams Creech, London.

Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. today, Monday, March 26 in the chapel of Bowling Funeral Home with Cecil Benge officiating.

Burial will follow in the Old Union Cemetery, Laurel County.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 11 a.m. today until the 1 pm. funeral hour.

The Laurel County High School Class of 1987will be celebrating their 25th reunion on Saturday, June 23, 6 p.m. at the Laurel Event Place.

For more information, please contact Bridget(Grimes) Irvine at 864-3542 or birvine@wind-stream.net or Craig Smith at 864-7239 or thepaint-shop1@windstream.net.

Reservations must be made by May 31.Hope to see you there.

The recent tornadoes in East Bernstadt displaced over 100 Laurel County students. A benefit show, with all funds from the show, going to the four school’s Family Resource Centers, will be held Saturday, March 31, in the auditorium at North Laurel High School.

Four-time IBMA Female Vocalist of the year Dale Ann Bradley and her band along with Mike Parker and Wilderness Trail and America’s Funniest Profesor, Carl Hurley will all join together for one night to share their talents and take center stage for a great cause.

All monies raised will be divided between Hazel Green Elementary, East Bernstadt Independent School, North Laurel Middle School and North Laurel High School, all of which had kids that have been displaced due to the recent tornado. The youth service centers at each school will use the money to help with the needs of the students effected.

Bradley is a highly acclaimed vocalist whose lat-est CD on Compass Records “Somewhere South of Crazy” released in 2011 garnered rave reviews. The video “Come Home Good Boy” was played in heavy rotation on CMT and GAC. When approached abo-out the show Bradley jumped at the chance to help her fellow Kentuckians and immediately looked for a slot in her busy schedule to help out as did Mike Parker and Wilderness Trail, a staple on the region-al Bluegrass scene for many years.

For Carl Hurley, the show is especially meaning-ful as he is a Laurel County native and was born and raised in the East Bernstadt area. His busy schedule has him traveling the country performing shows to sold out audiences everywhere. “It’s a way to give back,” Hurley said. “And not just me but all the performers are donating their time and talents. I was honored to be asked to join them.”

The show’s organizers, North Laurel Athletics and Connie Hunt agree that there will be lots of great music and comedy and encourage everyone to come out and support the entertainers and stu-dents.

The show will kick-off at 7 p.m. and tickets may be purchased at the door for $10.

For more information, contact Connie Hunt at 606-308-9442 or North Laurel High School, 862-4699.