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February 18, 2021 - 3
OBITUARIES
JEAN HARLOW(MAZE) JEWELL
Jean Harlow (Maze) Jew-
ell, 86, of Anderson, passed
away on February 7, 2021,
at the St. Vincent Hospital
in Indianapolis, IN. She was
born on October 11, 1934,
in Salt Lick, Kentucky, and
resided most of her life in
Anderson. Jean attended
Bath County High School
in Kentucky. She worked
at Red Lobster in Anderson
and then became a home-
maker. Jean's family was
so important to her. She
was a loving mother, grand-
mother, great-grandmother,
and aunt. She is survived by
her loving children, Cathy
(Rick) Cole, Lisa (Tony)
Price, Tammy Nivens,
Larry (Alicia) Jewell, all of
Anderson, IN; grandchil-
dren, Brandi (I‘odd) Cole
Barhorst, Casey (Adam)
Hinkle, Nathan (Maggie)
Price, Scott Price, and
Noah Nivens; and great-
grandchildren, Nathalie,
Maddie, Benjamin, Jaxon,
Tessa, Greyson, and Eden.
Also surviving are several
nieces and nephews. She
was preceded in death by
her husband of 55 years,
Allen T. Jewell; infant son,
Edward Allen Jewell; par-
ents, Laban and Lena Pearl
(Goldy) Maze; son-in-law,
David Nivens; siblings, Lo-
rine Maze, Labe Maze, Jr.,
Minnie Pearl Maze, Charles
Maze, Margaret Steger; and
nephews, Arthur (Cotton)
Maze and Gregory Mc-
Clurg. Visitation was held
Wednesday, February 10,
2021, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm at
Loose Funeral Homes &
Crematory, 200 West 53rd
Street Anderson, IN. Servic-
es followed visitation at 1:00
pm at the funeral home with
James M. Harrison officiat-
ing. Burial took place in the
Anderson Memorial Park.
Memorial contributions
may be made to the Ameri-
can Heart Association.
CHARLENE WHITE TUFONO
Charlene White Tufono,
age 79, of Frenchburg,KY,
passed away Monday,
February 8,2021 at her
home. She was born
August 29,1941 in Law-
rence Co.,KY to the late
Clarence and Darthula
Tackett White. Surviv-
ing are one son, Carlas
Eugene Tufono (Dona)
of Frenchburg,KY. One
daughter, Charlotte Re-
nee Teague (Paul) of
Mt. Sterling, KY. Three
grandchildren: Kelly
(Danielle) Tufono, Carla
(Michael) Mastromatto,
Callie Teague. Seven
great-grandchildren: Alex,
Anna, Elijah, Kyndall,
Addy Belle, Audrey, Ben-
jamin. Six siblings; Hubert
White (Wilma), Harold
‘White, Alonzo White, Do-
ris Ballard (Lloyd), Ralph
White (Peggy), and En-
gene White (Alma). She
was preceded in death by
her parents, Clarence and
Darthula Tackett White,
and husband, Carl Tufono
10/06/2007. Funeral ser-
vices were at 1pm, Friday,
February 12, 2021 at Me-
nifee Home For Funerals
with Pastor Lonny White
and Rev. Michelle Ballard
officiating. Entombment
at Lovely & Amburgey
Cemetery, Jeffersonville,
KY. Visitation at 11am Fri-
day at Menifee Home For
Funerals,
KY, with Randy Halsey,
Funeral Director. Pall-
bearers are relatives and
friends. COVID-19 man-
date/ regulations will be
followed as set forth by
Governor Beshear and the
CDC. The family request
that visitors respect their
desire to keep everyone
safe by practicing social
distancing guidelines and
to wear a face covering of
some sort.
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VERN PASCAL KIER
Vern Pascal Kier, 75,
of Salt Lick, passed away
Tuesday February 9,
2021 at Harmony Court
Nursing and Rehabilita-
tion Facility in Cincinnati,
OH.
Born October 8, 1944
at Shenandoah, Iowa a
son of the late Vern and
Martha Bartles Kier. He
was a retired employee
of Whirlpool Corp. and at-
tended the Young’s Valley
Community Church.
In addition to his par-
ents, he was preceded in
death by a brother, Larry
Gene Kier and a step-
daughter, Anita Wetter.
Survivors include his
beloved wife, Millie Wills
Kier, 3 sons, Ricky Kier
of Frenchburg, KY, Mike
Kier (Stacy) of Owings-
ville, KY and James Kier
of Salt Lick, KY, 1 step
daughter, Jennifer Maze
of Mount Sterling, KY
and 1 step-son, Rick Coyle
(Cindy) of Owingsville,
KY, 1 sister, Verna Kier of
Omaha, NE, 6 grandchil-
dren and 1 great-grand-
child.
Funeral services were
conducted Saturday Feb—
ruary 13, 2021 at 2:00 PM
at Powell Funeral Home
with Rev. Vernon Gross
and Rev. Jackie Ander-
son officiating. Burial
followed in Owingsville
Cemetery. Visitation was
Saturday February 13,
2021 from 10:00 AM until
service time at Powell F u-
neral Home.
Online memorial and
guestbook available at
www.powellfhsaltlick.
com.
e Rowan County bicycle and pedestrian trail master plan presented
By Cecil Lawson
KyNewsGroup
cecil@kynewsgroup.com
Those looking for‘ more
opportunities to bike or
walk safely in Rowan County
and Morehead got a look on
Tuesday at a plan to develop
those opportunities in the
The overall plan is divided
up into 16 projects over the
next 18 years, for a total
estimated price tag of $9.4
million, which will hopefully
come through grants and
outside funding.
Steinmetz described the
near-term portion of the
plan, which includes four
projects at an estimated
cost between $560,000 and
County Middle School,
Rowan County Senior High
School, McBrayer Elemen-
tary School, and the new
Board Office
3) Rodburn Neighborway,
which would transform Rod-
burn Road into a shared-use
path for pedestrians and cy—
clists
4) Sheltowee Trailhead,
North, which will add orna-
include federal BUILD and
TAP grants, Recreational
Trails grants, and project
funding through the Ken-
tucky Transportation Cabi-
net
Brown said she would
post a link to the master plan
on the Morehead-Rowan
County Tourism website.
County Judge/Executive
Harry Clark said this bicy-
years ahead. $800,000: mental signage and seating cle/pedway plan will work
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Location: 76 Coleman Rd., Hwy. 1274, Wellington, KY 40387
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Open House February 20th from/1+4,
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Auction si ns w'll ed
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32'x24' building situated on a 1 ac. lot ceiling fans- recessed
lighting - window shades vinyl siding C/H/A-
block foundation 18‘x25' carport w/ concrete floor & built-in
storage room concrete parking w/ 4 spaces & park-
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Loving and Learning
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room) 1 desk microwave - 2 small
endtables small lot of misc items.
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