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Volume 60, Number 6 • February 13, 2014

Missing man found in Goochland Jan. 31

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Kevin Quick, 45, of Nelson County, was last seen about 10:15 p.m. at his mother’s home in Afton. He was on his way to visit his 4-month-old child and girlfriend in Albemarle County.

Mersadies Shelton, 20, and her brother, Daniel Mathis, 18, of Albemarle, are arrested at an Alexandria hotel and charged with the theft of Quick’s silver 1999 Toyota 4Runner.

Responding to “intelligence” suggesting that Quick’s SUV might have been in the area, investigators find remains they believe to be those of Kevin Quick in a timbered area on Old Columbia Road in Goochland.

Halisi Uhuru, 22, of Danville; Leslie Hope Casterlow, 49, of Manassas; and Anthony Darnell Stokes Jr., 31, also of Manassas; are brought into the Henrico County Jail on charges originating in Goochland County.

Virginia State Police confirm that the body found on Old Columbia Road is that of reserve officer Kevin Quick.

Casterlow, Stokes and Uhuru appear in Goochland County General District Court via video from a Henrico jail, as does Anthony L. White, 22, of Mineral, charged Feb. 9 with a felony count of gang participation.

A DESPERATE SEARCH, A TRAGIC END Officer’s body identified, but many more questions remain Who was officer Kevin Quick? A resident of Rockfish, Waynesboro Police Reserve Capt. Kevin Quick, 45, was the father of a 4-month-old daughter and was reportedly helping to support his mother at the time of his death. Quick, whose position as a reserve captain is an unpaid one, recently ended his job at a Waynesboro chemical and textile plant.

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y the time the official word came last Saturday that remains found along a secluded section of Old Columbia Road in Goochland were those of missing Waynesboro Police Reserve Capt. Kevin Quick, many who knew the Rockfish resident had already been mourning for several days. On Feb. 8, many of those same people gathered at a memorial service for Quick, who had first been reported missing on Jan. 31.

Two of those charged recently served time Halisi Uhuru had entered the state corrections system in Febru-

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As investigators continue to piece together the events surrounding Quick’s death, some details remain elusive. While Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller confirmed in an interview that no previous connection had been found between Quick and those charged in connection with his death (see box below), several of those arrested have been linked to a criminal street gang. There also has been no official cause of death

ary 2008 and was released Dec. 3, 2013, to probation supervision in Danville. He had served seven years on Norfolk convictions of gang participation, a gun charge, robbery and robbery conspiracy, according to the Virginia Depart-

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ment of Corrections. Anthony Stokes was released from prison in October after serving 14 years on various convictions in Southampton, Prince William and Fairfax. He was on probation in the Manassas area.

Supervisors now support brewery bill County leaders feared language in first draft would strip power to regulate farm breweries By Roslyn Ryan Editor

What a difference one word can make. When county leaders first learned about Senate Bill 430, a bill that would help pave the way for more farm breweries to operate in the Commonwealth, they initially opposed the measure on the grounds that it would take away the local government’s ability to regulate certain aspects of the operation. An early version of the bill, introduced by Sen. John Watkins, R-Powhatan, stated that “No local ordinance should impose minimum parking, road access, or road upgrade requirements on any brewery.” And that one word — “should”— didn’t sit right with District 1 supervisor Susan Lascolette. “Traditionally, localities have had the right to make zoning decisions,” Lascolette said. “When there is a local zoning decision to be made, it is sent to the Planning Commission and then there is a public hearing. And that gives us an opportunity to hear from constituents.” Taking away the county’s right to control the zoning of farm breweries effectively “takes away the opportunity for a public hearing.” It’s not that leaders object to having farm see Breweries > 3

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released for Quick, who was found after law enforcement agents received a tip that led them to the property near the border of Goochland and Fluvanna counties. On Monday, Goochland Commonwealth’s Attorney Claiborne Stokes withdrew murder accessory charges against three people charged in the slaying, telling a judge that a criminal street gang offense was the more appropriate charge for the trio. Stokes said after his office became involved in the case and reviewed the charges, he decided the initial charge filed against the defendants — being a principal in the second degree to kill Quick in the commission of an abduction to extort money — was inappropriate. But he moved forward with felony gang charges against Leslie Hope Casterlow, 49,

and Anthony Darnell Stokes Jr., 31, both of Manassas, and Halisi Uhuru, 22, also known as Gert Wright, of Danville, and asked that they remain jailed without bail. The trio appeared in Goochland General District Court via a video feed from Henrico Jail West — a regional facility that holds Goochland inmates — as did Anthony L. White, 22, of Mineral, who was charged Sunday with a single felony count of criminal gang participation. The dates of offense for all four defendants is between Jan. 31 — the day Quick disappeared — and Feb. 5, the day after his body was found in western Goochland. General District Judge Edward Carpenter ordered the four held without bail pending a hearing March 10, when he will set a date for a preliminary hearing and consider defense motions for bail. The Richmond Times-Dispatch’s Bill McKelway and Brandon Shulleeta contributed to this report.

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Breweries continued from > 1 breweries in the county, Lascolette said, “we just object to not being able to make those decisions.” Farm breweries are defined as agricultural operations in which beer is made from ingredients grown on the property. According to county ordinance, farm breweries are allowed on agriculturally zoned parcels of 50 acres or more. While brewery owners are not required to seek permission from the county to operate, or to obtain a conditional use permit, the county can regulate issues connected to roads and parking. After Goochland leaders raised their objection to the bill earlier this month, the language in the offending portion of the bill from “should impose” to “may impose.” And that change was enough to satisfy county leaders. In an e-mail sent out last week, District 2 supervisor Manuel Alvarez confirmed that, due to the change in language, the county is now in support of SB430. *** To Lisa Pumphrey, county leaders’ about-face regarding the bill is a welcome change. Pumphrey, who opened Goochland’s Lickinghole Creek Craft Brewery with her husband Sean in 2013, said she has always seen the

NEWS: What’s Going on in Goochland County bill as a way of helping small businesses like hers to grow, and, in turn, to help grow local economies in a responsible, environmentally friendly way. Pumphrey said she understood that the bill might originally have appeared to allow farm breweries to operate with fewer restrictions, but points out that they would still have been — and remain — tightly regulated by the Alcohol Beverage Control board and other agencies. “Basically, [the bill] puts us in an even playing field with the wineries,” said Pumphrey, describing the legislation as “a really exciting opportunity” for other entrepreneurs looking to open farm brewery operations of their own. “It’s a really, really positive bill.” But while Pumphrey said she would love to see the bill encourage more farm breweries to open up across Virginia, others take a different view. “Every rural landowner in Virginia could be affected by this,” Janet Turner, who has been vocal in her opposition to SB430 since it was introduced, said. “It’s really paving the way for commercial operations to come in and screw up everything. It just makes you realize how these developers are trying to push these things through.” Turner said she has grave concerns about what the bill will do to the county’s ability to regulate growth, but admits that she also has a

personal stake in the matter: She and her husband live on the small private road that leads to Lickinghole Creek Craft Brewery, and said the traffic headed to and from the facility has already impacted both their quality of life. Turner said she had no inkling when she bought the property in 2006 that there would be any kind of commercial operation nearby. At that time, she said, there were restrictive covenants in place for the subdivision that forbade commercial activity, as well as prohibited outbuildings of any kind on any lot without a main residence. The Pumphreys, as owners of four of the six lots in the subdivision, were able to change the covenants to allow the brewery to be built. “If we knew we were moving to a place where the general public would be driving past our home, basically to a bar, we would have stayed in town,” said Turner. While they used to enjoy a friendly relationship with the Pumphreys, Turner said they no longer speak. Concerning the Turners, Pumphrey expressed regret that the relationship has soured. “It’s unfortunate not to be friends with them,” she said. “We are definitely not running a brewery to upset them.” At the end of the day, she said, “we just want to run our farm, support agriculture and create jobs.”

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Goochland’s American Legion Post 215 has initiated a “Buy a Brick” program in order to help fund the numerous community-oriented projects the post undertakes each year. “Commemorative/memorial bricks are a wonderful way for those associated with the Post members and the community to honor the service of family members or friends and to support the Post’s programs” Joe Wadle, Post 215 commander, said. For a tax deductible donation of $200, those wishing to take part in the program can have a name and tribute engraved on a brick. The bricks will be installed in the walkway entrance and around the flagpoles of Post 215. It is not necessary to be a member of Post 215 to order a customized brick. For more information, visit the Post 215 website http://www.goochlandlegionpost215.com/buy-a-brick.html or contact Joe Wadle at (804) 708 0513.

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The Center for Rural Culture will be holding a beekeeping workshop from 9:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Feb. 22. This is the first workshop of the CRC’s 2014 “Homestead Series.” The program will take participants through all aspects of beekeeping, from the equipment needed to the care and monitoring of hives throughout the season.

Keith Flannagan will lead the discussion on how to establish a hive and harvest the honey and other beekeepers will be on hand to answer questions. The class will be held at Grace Episcopal Church, 2955 River Road West in Goochland. For more information or to register, visit the CRC’s website at www.centerforruralculture.org or call (804) 878-2166.

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The USFS Chesapeake Watershed Forestry Program has approved $108,000 in grant funding to improve water quality in the Chesapeake Bay by creating and supporting long-term and sustained tree canopy cover. Citizen groups, educational institutions, private citizens and local governments within the Chesapeake Bay watershed are encouraged to apply for grants under the “Virginia Trees for Clean Water” program. Grants are awarded through this program for planting riparian buffers or trees in neighborhoods and communities. The grant covers projects to be completed during the spring and early fall of 2014. The goal of the program is to plant trees that restore and improve the waters of the Chesapeake Bay for the benefit of current and

future citizens of the Commonwealth. Types of eligible projects include riparian buffer tree planting as well as community tree plantings. Successful proposals will demonstrate “on-the-ground accomplishments” to obtain clean water in the Chesapeake Bay, the merit of the project and how the trees will be maintained. Funding is available on a 50/50 match basis. In-kind match, including volunteer time, is permissible. The grant application deadline is today (Thursday, Feb. 13). To learn more about the Virginia Trees for Clean Water grant program, visit the Virginia Department of Forestry website at http://dof.virginia.gov/business/bids.htm.

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“It was really successful last year,” Extension Agent Rachel Grosse said, pointing out that the program offers more than just the chance to spend a bit less on your next strawberry shortcake or blueberry pie. “There is really an educational aspect to the program as well,” Grosse said. While those who already boast green thumbs can get busy planting right away, beginners can make use of the resources and expertise offered by the Extension Office. (Grosse, for example, speaks soil pH more than flu-

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ently.) One thing to note: The plants ($6.50 for 25 strawberry plants and $5 per blueberry plant) are delivered as a bare root, which means they won’t likely bear fruit the first year. Those who are patient, however, and mind the sun and watering requirements for their new plants will rule their own fruit-covered fiefdom for years to come. Anyone who would like to take part in the annual berry fundraiser is asked to contact the Goochland Extension Office at (804) 556-5841 or email SGrayson@vt.edu to request an order form. Orders must be received by Monday, March 3. The berries will be distributed from noon until 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 19, and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 20, at the Extension Office at 1876 Sandy Hook Road. For more information, contact the office at (804) 556-5841.

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Preserve real stories of those who made history Jim Crow in order to vote and helped lead a campaign in support of an African-American woman who had “I had no idea that history was been savagely raped in Abbeville, being made. I was just tired of giv- Ala. ing up.” In short, she was not a woman So said Rosa Parks, the venerated who suddenly decided, minutes after hero of the Civil Rights Movement, boarding a bus in Montgomery, Ala., neatly summing up the event that in 1955, that she was ready to fight. helped change America forever. She’d been fighting for quite some I love this quote for the picture it time. offers, the image Unfor tunately, of a single woman over the years, the Parks was — the hair neatdetails of who Parks ly pinned up, was and how hard not a woman the placid gaze she fought have been who decided, —setting the reduced to those few minutes after country ablaze minutes on that bus, with one simjust as the names of boarding a bus ple, declarative so many other brave in Montgomery, action. men and women Ala., in 1955, I love that it seem to have been underscores the lost to history all that she was fact that one pertogether. Among ready to fight. son can make a them are Fannie difference. That She’d been Lou Hamer, Bayard bravery matfighting for quite Rustin, E.D. Nixon ters. That justice and Ella Baker. To some time. comes to those read of their accomwilling to take a plishments today is to stand. begin to understand, What is often lost, however, with with the benefit of hindsight, the way a picture like this, is the rest of the they truly changed the world. story. As we celebrate Black History Parks, for example, while often Month, let’s celebrate all of it. Let’s portrayed as a quiet, unassuming dig deeper. Let’s understand the seamstress, was an officer in her local people behind the myths history has NAACP and a committed activist. created and rediscover the ones we’ve By the time she helped start the let slip away. renowned Montgomery Bus Boycott For all that they gave and all that of 1955, Parks had already fought they did, we owe them nothing less. By Roslyn Ryan Editor

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Letters to the Editor School system has seen change for the better Dear Editor, There can be little doubt that things have changed for the better in our county. The Gazette’s recent highlighting of the School Board, initially focusing on its new chair, Michael Payne, helps further focus on the new page that has been turned in the county. The hiring of Dr. James Lane, his hiring of Bruce Watson as director of Career Technical Education, recent recognition at the state level for its STEM programs, education awards for exemplary teachers, Dr.

Stephen Geyer’s educational abilities are but among a few of the actions that have occurred. No question as to the major change at all levels, School Board and the Board of Supervisors, more effective utilization of community support, and the role all of this has had on both teachers, administration, citizens and, most importantly, on the students. It is nice to be able to see changes in something that we can all be proud of. It also is important to recognize that there remains much to be done, and clearly all benefit now and in the future if our school system provides the educational opportunities that our children and

our country needs in this very brave new world. Richard Carchman Columbia

County homeowner: residents’ response to shed seemed overblown Dear Editor, As a new land owner of Goochland County, I’m very disappointed with my start to the area. I recently purchased land in a nonHome Owner Association subdivision, primarily to use for storage until I could afford to build on my land. I purchased a nice, clean, safe see Letters > 7

Catching up: John L. Lumpkins Jr. In honor of School Board Appreciation Month, The Goochland Gazette will be featuring interviews with each of the county’s five elected School Board members throughout the month of February. This week we caught up with John L. Lumpkins Jr., who represents District 3.

On what inspired him to run for the School Board: Shortly after my family moved to Goochland, and my children started attending GCPS, I began hearing and seeing things that concerned me about local government leadership — both at county and schools. I started attending School Board meetings and talking to more people and decided that change was Lumpkins needed.

rooted in the reason I ran for office. I felt effective leadership at the School Board level was needed so I set out to help build a cohesive team at the Board. Then we obviously needed to get to know division leadership and their vision and plans for the school division. Not too many months into the term we were in the position of beginning a search for a superintendent. So my goal at that point was to hire the best superintendent. My overarching goal for the term has been to build strong leadership throughout the school division. That effort, combined with the development of a strategic plan, is essential to our success.

On the biggest challenge he has faced as a School Board member:

Our first year was tough as we got our feet under us. The community made sweeping changes in the November 2011 election and we started our first term knowing we had a lot to learn and anticipating On his goals heading that we would be leading our school into his first term: leadership to make changes in the This is my first term — it is first division’s operations. Also, we had term for all five School Board mem- to have a budget prepared less than bers — and my goals were, and are, two months after taking office — so

that was a challenge. Those first six months to a year were the most challenging times.

On the board’s biggest accomplishment so far this term: Running a public school division is absolutely a team effort. So many good things are happening now that those first six months seem like ancient history. I’m proud of the way our board works so well together. Getting a new leadership team in place and on course has been essential. That has allowed our board members to take on leadership roles outside of the division — at the Virginia School Board Association, at our Governor School’s joint boards, and in communications with our state legislators.

On who inspires him: As far as my work related to the schools I am inspired by our best teachers. I am inspired by the teachers who obviously love what they do, who love preparing children for their futures, who are creative, and who can come in each day ready to work despite the sometimes many challenges they face.

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Letters continued from > 6 shed that would suffice for storing furniture on my land until I was ready to build. I was under the impression that anything under 200 square

feet didn’t need a permit, but I’ll admit I found out that you need a primary house on the land. I can understand and agree to rules, but I don’t agree to how the residents of Goochland responded. I was

only planning on keeping the storage shed there for two years and then start building, but the residents of Goochland had to make a huge fuss to the county zoning department. My main reason for wanting to keep my stuff stored is

because I’m a Service Disabled veteran and have a hard time moving heavy items so I wanted to have my items nearby for the future, but now this is causing more strain. I didn’t appreciate how the residents went about this,

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www.goochlandgazette.com especially how the county waited until I had completely constructed the storage shed and then told me I had to remove it. I am very disappointed in the residents of Goochland for how they went about this. It

was an immature way of causing drama for something that wouldn’t have made a difference in safety or real estate, as my shed doesn’t look bad, unsafe or trashy. Brian Lilley Goochland

Workshop for couples will focus on strengthening relationships Contributed Report

Mizpah Christian Church will be hosting the Love and Respect Video Conference tomorrow and Saturday, offering area couples a chance to learn techniques to strengthen their own marriage relationships. The program, developed by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs and his wife Sarah, has been presented to audiences around the country, including NFL owners and coaches, PGA players and their spouses at the Player’s Championship and the New York Giants. According to organizers, this seminar will help couples discover the different ways love

motivates men and women. The conference will be held in the fellowship hall at Mizpah Christian Church at 5257 Old Columbia Road in Goochland. The cost is $15 per person through Feb. 3 and $20 per person thereafter. The price includes a workbook and breakfast and lunch on Saturday. Seating is limited to the first 100 people. For more information, contact Drew and Virginia Donaldson at (804) 457-2027 or adonaldson@aol.com. To register online, visit www.loveandrespect.com.

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Organizers of the Goochland High School All Night Graduation Party are requesting donations for a Community Yard Sale to ben-

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Attorney General Mark R. Herring is urging any Virginia residents who have shopped at Target stores or the company’s website to take advantage of the one year of free credit monitoring being offered by the company following last month’s security breach. Target, which has 57 retail stores in Virginia, announced in December that a data breach had given hackers access to the

payment card information of about 40 million customers. The stolen information included credit and debit card data, customer names and PIN numbers. Target recently revealed that hackers had stolen a second batch of data which included the names, mailing addresses, phone numbers or email addresses for up to 70 million people. Target is offering one year

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CAMPBELL, Stephanie, 56, of Goochland, passed away on January 31, 2014, at MCV surrounded by family. She was preceded in death by her father, William M. Lipsky, and mother, Mary A. Lipsky. She is survived by her husband, James Campbell, her son, David Bailey and his wife, Jennifer Bailey, and children Kaleb, Nathaniel and Abigale of Manida, her brother, Michael W. Lipsky, and his wife Renee Lipsky and their children, of Raleigh N.C., her sister, Marlene Weaver , and husband, Jimmy Weaver and their children of Bristol, Uncle Robert J. Lipsky of Valatie N.Y., and stepmother, Hellen Lipsky of Waynesboro. A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m. on Friday, February 21, 2014, at Victory Christian Fellowship at 2850 Maidens Rd. in Goochland. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services, P.O. Box 116 Goochland, Va., 23063.

GARCIA, Rebecca Lillian, 81, of South Chesterfield, went to be with the Lord on Saturday February 1, 2014. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 56 years, H. Gregory “Greg” Garcia Jr. She is s u r v ive d Garcia by her daughter and son-in-law, Valerie and Mike Mizzell; sons and daughter-in-law, Gregory Garcia and Ronald and Teresa Garcia; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The family received friends on Wednesday, February 5, 2014, at Morrissett Funeral & Cremation Service at 6500 Iron Bridge Rd. (Route 10). Her funeral service was held on Thursday, February 6, 2014, at the funeral home. Interment followed at Goochland Baptist Church Cemetery at 2454 Manakin Rd. in Manakin Sabot. The family suggests that donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association, 4600 Cox Rd., Suite 130, Glen Allen, Va. 23060.

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MUSTIAN, Jewell Marie Marshall, 83, of Goochland, went home to be with her Lord, January 31, 2014 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Louis (Ray) Mustian Sr. and her oldest son, Louis R. Mustian Jr. Survived by her children, Jim (Charlene), S a n d y Hewitt (Lewis), Na n c y Mustian Presson (Jeff), Tom E. (Dava), Bob (Joan), Tom L. (Katy), Tim (Judy); 26 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. A ser-

vice will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 15, 2014, at Pine Grove Baptist in Petersburg. Her ashes will be placed with her husband’s at Amelia Veteran’s Cemetery at a later date.

Carl “Chuck” Scott SCOTT, Carl Postal Jr. “Chuck” of Goochland passed away on January 30, 2014. Chuck was born on May 12, 1951, in Washington, D.C., to the late Carl Postal Scott Jr. and Edgelah Harris. Carl’s dad remarried the late Gracie Starks Scott who was responsible for Carl’s upbringing. Carl was blessed with three children; Carl Andree Scott (Lardenia), Track Scoot who preceded him in death, and Kalisha Scott Harris (Leon Jr.) and LaKayla Arlene Harris, the one and only grandchild whom he loved dearly; a brother, Oscar Sharpe; two sisters, Veronica Green (Willard) and Phyllis Harris, who preceded him in death; two aunts, Ann Starks and Shirley Revis (Eric); and a host of nieces and nephews; a host of special relatives and friend; Earl and Calvin Yates, Wayne Starks, Jimmy Fowler, Daryl Tyler (deceased), Earline Pace, Carl Processer and Rose Brown. Carl completed high school at Central High School in Goochland. He was an employee at the James River Correctional Center for about 15 years. Carl joined the Antioch Baptist Church at an early age and later as the years passed he was on the hospitality committee where Cleo, known as “Pie,” kept him in line in that department. He also helped the food bank committee by delivering boxes every Monday. Our Lord and Savior saw fit to take him to be Him. We can rest assured that he went peacefully at St. Mary’s Hospital in Richmond. The family gives special thanks to Virginia Surgical Association, Bon Secours Wound Clinic see Obituaries> 9

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Preschool Storytime will begin at 10 a.m. for ages 3 to 5 years old at the Goochland Branch Library. For more information, call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West. Mother Goose Storytime will begin at 10:45 a.m. for ages 6 to 24 months (with an adult) at the Goochland Branch Library. For more information, call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West.

St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Episcopal Church, Columbia Holy Eucharist will begin at 10:30 a.m. at St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, located north of the intersection of Washington Street and Route 6 in Columbia. Sunday School will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Rectory, 48 Cameron St. The Adult Education and Soup Lunch will begin at noon at the Rectory.

Saturday, Feb. 15 The Goochland Democratic Committee Organizational Meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at the Goochland Library. Officers will be elected and plans for 2014 discussed. For more information, e-mail GDCVirginia@ gmail.com or call chairperson Ron Reynolds, (804) 556-6911.

Obituaries continued from > 8 and Envoy at The Meadows which he absolutely loved. If you knew Carl, better known as â&#x20AC;&#x153;Chuck,â&#x20AC;? he was king of the race cars. Anything you needed to know he could tell you about any type of car. He bragged on Chevrolet, evident by his prized possession Chevy 2, which he nicknamed â&#x20AC;&#x153;Black and White.â&#x20AC;? Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 8, 2014, at the Antioch Baptist Church in Goochland.

Tuesday, Feb. 18 American Legion Post 215 will be hosting its monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. The Post has special high school guests attending this meeting, including Jonathan Thrasher, who will present his winning Oratorical Contest speech, and Christine Lewis, who will present information and forms about her Post member history project. The Postâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new webmaster, Robin Elder, will be on hand to demonstrate the new website (http://www.goochlandlegion-

Colin Parrish, Claire Parrish, Savannah Massie, Madison Massie, Ashley Swift, Amber Swift, Autumn Swift, and Sophia Thompson; siblings Marie Shackleford, Virginia Allen, and Allen Blair. The family received friends on Friday, February 7, 2014, at Nelsen Funeral Home inAshland. Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 8, 2014, at the funeral home. Interment took place at Winnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Baptist Church cemetery in Glen Allen.

Erma I. Wingfield Sharon Fern Swift SWIFT, Sharon Fern, of Maidens, died on Wednesday, February 15, 2014, at the age of 58. She was preceded in death by her mother, Delphia Blair; father, Jesse Blair; sister, Delores Blair; and brother, Gary Blair. Survivors include her spouse, William E. Swift Jr.; her son, Eric Parrish (April); and stepson, William Swift III (Layla); daughters, Victoria Swift Lord (Edward), Michelle Swift Massie (Scott); stepdaughter, Shella Thompson (Christopher); grandchildren, Tristan Covey, Trevor Covey,

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WINGFIELD, Mrs. Erma I., of Amityville, N.Y., formerly of Goochland, departed this life January 31, 2014. She is survived by her son, Sherman Wingfield (Patricia); and grandchild, Leianna; one brother, Earl Binford; two sisters, Dorothy Griffin and Judy Lovings; and many other relatives and friends. Her remains rested at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home in Goochland. Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 8, 2014, at the Faquier Baptist Church, with theRev. Melvin Woodson, pastor. Interment followed in the church cemetery.

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post215.com) and answer questions. American Legion District Commander Joe Dudley will be present to discuss the Postâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 100 percent plus membership. The meeting includes a free buffet dinner at the Post Hall, which is located at 3386 River Road in Goochland. The public is welcome.

0-5. The forum will be held from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at County Line Baptist Church at 4070 County Line Road (Route 669) in Kents Store. The morning speakers will be faculty members from Virginia universities and the University of North Carolina, as well as Goochland Public School staff. Afternoon sessions will consider viable operational models for early childhood education. All are welcome and a light lunch Friday, Feb. 21 will be served. For more information or quesA healing service will begin at 7:30 p.m. tions, contact President Sekou Shabaka, at at St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Episcopal Church in Columbia. (804) 457-2374. This will be a time to heal through prayers, West End Church of the Nazarene is having meditation, hymns and laying on of hands. St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s is located north of the intersection of its annual Indoor Yard Sale from 7 a.m. to 2 Washington Street and Route 6 in Columbia. p.m. at 591 Broad Street Rd. in Manakin-Sabot (four miles east of Oilville on Route 250). For more information, call (804) 784-4537. There Saturday, Feb. 22 is no early admittance and the snow date for The Goochland County Branch NAACP will sponsor a forum on Early Education see Calendar > 10 Initiatives for African-American children, ages

Anne Wood WOOD, Anne McGehee â&#x20AC;&#x153;Baba,â&#x20AC;? 83, of Goochland, passed away Monday, February 3, 2014. Heaven gained an amazing angel that day. She was preceded in death by her husband, Thomas â&#x20AC;&#x153;Rayâ&#x20AC;? Wood. She is survived by her children, daughter, Deborah McKinney; and son, Thomas Wood; two brothers, Dave and Pete McGehee; seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, several nieces, nephews and other relatives. She was a very beloved Wood w i f e , mother, sister, grandmother and great-grandmother, who is going to be truly missed. The family received guests on Thursday, February 6, 2014, at the West Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home at 11020 W. Broad St. in Glen Allen, where a memorial service was held on Friday, February 7, 2014. Interment followed in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Richmond SPCA.

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ered dish luncheon will follow FBC Youth Mass Choir, Sister service at the Rectory. Tina B. Cooley, directress, and continued from > 9 Elder Kenyatta Smither. this event is March 1. Sunday, March 2 St. Mark Baptist Church, The annual Jerry A. Allen located at 4596 Factory Sunday, February 23 Memorial Education and Mill Rd. in Maidens, will be St. John’s Episcopal Church, Scholarship Day Service observing its annual Deacons, Columbia - Holy Eucharist will will be held at 11 a.m. at the Deaconess and Trustees Day begin at 10:30 a.m. at St. John’s, Fauquier Baptist Church at at 3 p.m. The Rev. Stevie Trent located north of the intersec- 2455 Dogtown Rd. (Dogtown Sr., pastor of the Second Union tion of Washington Street and and Springfield Roads) in Baptist Church of Goochland, Route 6 in Columbia. A cov- Goochland. The theme will will be the guest preacher. His be “Keeping the Lamp of choir, ushers and congregaSelling a House in Learning Burning” and the tion will accompany him. The mond’s Home 23238, 23103, guest speaker will be Elder public is invited to come and pecialist! or 23039? Kenyatta Smither of Henrico. fellowship with the congregaMusic will be provided by tion. my NowLettaking

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or as long as there have been paper hearts and boxed chocolates, men and women around the world have wrestled with the question of how to make Valentine’s Day special for the one they love. As we approach the big day on Friday, we asked three Goochland residents for their suggestions. The twist? They each had to tell us how they would make it great if they only had $5, five minutes or five ingredients.

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Bulldogs post late-season win streak Goochland on a tear entering James River District tournament By Jim Ridolphi

Special Correspondent The Goochland High School boys’ basketball team apparently saved their best efforts for last, winning four games in five days to complete the regular season. Coach Preston Gordon said he hopes the team can continue on the track and carry the momentum in to post season play that begins this week. No matter what happens, the final four game run confirms what many had speculated: The Bulldogs can play with anyone when their game is in the on position. “Playing four games in five days is tough for any team, but our players did a remarkable job of giving us their best effort,” Gordon said. “I think that our rotations have improved tremendously along with our team chemistry on the floor,” he added. The coach said the final week win streak gives the team the attitude it needs as postseason play begins this week. “Winning four consecutive games helps build confidence, and I truly believe that our guys are focused for the district tournament,” Gordon said. The team’s improvement is something Gordon has been looking for since the season began. “This team has improved tremendously over the past

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Goochland High School head coach Preston Gordon gives his players a few words of advice during a game late in the regular season. “Winning four consecutive games helps build confidence,” he said. “I truly believe that our guys are focused for the district tournament.

steady play from all of its team members as they open the district tourney against pesky Buckingham. Gordon said he knows they have their work cut out for them. “Buckingham has an outstanding sophomore guard in Leon Ragland; he is one of the best in the district,” Gordon said. “Ragland poses a threat with his ability to penetrate — Preston Gordon through any defense and finGHS head coach ish around the rim,” the coach said. “Justin Ayres is the best focus on one or two specific most need it,” he added. and most consistent reboundThe Bulldogs will need that er in the JRD, and his field goal guys.” “We have multiple guys week in taking care of the basketball,” he said. “We are that are stepping up and playbecoming more balanced ing more consistently at the offensively, and it is hard to end of the season when we

“G etting better every day is one of the ideas we

constantly stress to our players.”

percentage inside of 10 feet is pretty accurate,” he added. Gordon will count on strong rebounding and consistent defense to stem the Knights’ tide. “We will need to limit Buckingham’s second chance opportunities and only allow one shot per offensive possession. Playing physically and boxing out Ayres will be imperative. We will need fresh legs to keep Ragland in front of us, as well as have early help when he drives,” the coach said. It’s win or go home time for the Bulldogs, and Gordon said they’ve prepared since last

summer for just such a situation. “We have been preparing for this for awhile now, and it goes all the way back to the end of last April,” Gordon said. “Our guys have worked very hard in the off-season with summer camp, fall league, and the regular season. Getting better every day is one of the ideas we constantly stress to our players.” Gordon said they are ready for the pressure-packed postseason where only the best effort will do. “We put our players in positions in practice and the off-season to prepare for a situation like this,” Gordon said. The process started last spring and continues. “Our guys did a great job at Liberty University’s team camp this past summer in their final day tournament, which is win and advance or lose and go home. We won every tournament game and had to fight through some challenges, just like we have done this season,” the coach said. And, in this case, timing might be everything. “What matters the most is that we are playing our best basketball now.“ The boys opened James River District tournament play on Monday, Feb. 10, at Buckingham. It was their second game against the Dukes in the last five days. The first game between the two teams was an instant classic, with the Bulldogs escaping with a 67-65 victory at the buzzer. Goochland’s leading scorer in that game was Josh Hayden, who finished with 19. If the Bulldogs had any shot of hanging with the Dukes this past Monday, there’s little doubt that another big game from Hayden was needed.

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Cadets sign with Division I football programs Urquhart signs with JMU, Minor with VT on National Signing Day

head and tugged on the brim. Minor came into the day with his commitment unannounced. A four-star athlete, Minor had been heavily recruited by several major Division I schools, including Miami, Nebraska, North Carolina and West Virginia.

on New Year’s Eve. It also didn’t hurt that the coaching staff told Minor they wanted him out on the field — most likely at an outside linebacker or rover — as a true freshman. “I feel like I’ve already built a strong relationship with a lot of the people at Tech,”

stress.” Through his high school days, Minor’s favorite sport was basketball. He is one of only three boys’ players in Patrick Henry High School history to have scored at least 1,000 points. But when football scholarships from big name football

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Sports Writer Parents, friends, media members and Cadets filed into the Benedictine library late on the morning of Monday, Feb. 5. On one side of the room in front of a book shelf sat a table with a green cloth draped over it, the words “Benedictine College Preparatory” spelled out across the front. The few chairs that had been set up were occupied. Cameramen fiddled with their machines, waiting for the chance to capture the proceedings on tape. The reason for the gathering was a matter of significance: It was National Signing Day, and athletes all across the country were putting pen to paper to officially commit to their schools of choice. At Benedictine, Cadets football players Cornell Urquhart and Raymon Minor were signing letters of intent to continue their athletic careers at two major Virginia institutions. Urquhart, a 6-3, 251-pound two-star defensive end, made the decision to play under first-year head coach Everett Withers at James Madison University in July 2013. His signing process was a formality. There was no sense of surprise when he placed a purple and yellow JMU cap on his

college football coaches were drooling over Minor’s tangibles. At 6-3, 220 pounds, he is big enough to play nearly every position on the field, save offensive lineman and defensive tackle. With a 40-yard dash time around 4.6, he’s fast enough to play positions that demand pure speed, such as wide receiver and outside backer. Urquhart, on the other hand, was pigeon-holed into

the defensive end position from the early stages of the recruiting process. He received interest from all of the major FCS schools in the Commonwealth, including William & Mary, Richmond, Old Dominion and, of course, James Madison. When he hits the field in Harrisonburg, he said he will look to help the Dukes improve on a somewhat disappointing 6-5 record and a first round exit from the FCS playoffs.

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Cadets Cornell Urquhart, left, and Raymon Minor sport the hats of their respective institutions after putting pen to paper on Feb. 5, which was National Signing Day.

He received 20-plus scholarship offers, but pulled a maroon Virginia Tech cap over his dome when the moment of truth finally arrived. The decision, he said, was based heavily on the feeling of camaraderie he experienced with the coaches and players during his visit to Blacksburg

Minor said. “They want me play right away. But if that doesn’t work out and I end up getting redshirted, I’ll take it as it comes.” Minor said he is relieved that the recruiting process has reached its end. “It feels great to be finished with it,” he said. “No more

institutions started pouring in from every corner of the country, Minor said he was forced to re-evaluate his future. Though basketball would have offered an arguably safer alternative, football boasted a seemingly limitless ceiling. It’s easy to understand why

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Top: Cadets Cornell Urquhart, left, and Raymon Minor sign with their respective schools at Benedictine College Preparatory on Feb. 5 , National Signing Day. Bottom: Cadets Urquhart and Minor enjoy a light-hearted laugh with a group of their fellow Cadets. Urquhart will play for coach Everett Withers at James Madison University this fall. Minor will play under coach Frank Beamer at Virginia Tech.

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February 13, 2014

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Student raising funds to travel abroad By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Goochland Middle School student Robbie Wood, 13, hopes to make his second trip to Europe in the summer of 2015.

When it comes to international travel, Robbie Wood has a few pieces of advice he’s happy to pass along. First, when travelling to a different time zone, try to grab some sleep on the plane. Have a good lunch to keep your energy up, especially when sightseeing. Finally, should you find yourself eating dinner in Scotland, skip the haggis (sheeps’ heart, liver and lungs).

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This will be the second trip abroad for Wood, who previously visited the United Kingdom with the People to People ambassador program last year. This time around, “I’m looking forward to seeing all the countries,” Wood said, “but I think I’m most looking forward to seeing Spain.” His dream excursion? Seeing Barcelona by bike. The cost of admission to the spaghetti dinner is $10 and tickets can be purchased by calling (804) 514-7253 or e-mailing egwoodfamily@aol.com.

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It might be noted, of course, that Wood is only 13 years old. But he’s already developed such a passion for travel that he may soon have compiled a whole book of travel tips. Wood, a student at Goochland Middle School, said he is hoping to take part in an educational tour through Switzerland, Italy, France and Spain in the summer of 2015, and is raising money to help fund his trip. He and his family will be hosting a spaghetti dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 15, at the Dover Baptist Church at 635 Manakin Road in Manakin-Sabot. 10 PM

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