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INSIDE Goochland family thanks rescuers who helped save boy’s life > page 6

Volume 61, Number 22 • June 2, 2016

County-wide food collection effort surpasses 30,000 pound goal. See page 3

New bill could help close rural broadband internet gap

Preparation urged when heading out on the river Misjudging river float times, failing to plan often results in calls for rescue

Measure will help residents, businesses to make the lack of coverage known

By Roslyn Ryan Editor

As the weather heats up, many people in and around Goochland look forward to logging some quality time on the river. But whether that includes paddling, powerboating or simply floating down the James in an inner tube, Goochland Fire and Rescue personnel are hoping river enthusiasts will exercise some caution — and common sense — when hitting the water this summer. According to Goochland Fire Chief Bill McKay, one of the most common causes of trouble on the river is due to people neglecting to create a plan before heading out. Particularly when it comes to tubing, “people need to be aware of how long it is going to take to go from one point to another, and they need to know what they might encounter out on the water.” All too often, McKay said, people dangerously misjudge how long see River safety > 2

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Patrick Willis started working in local restaurants as a teenager. Last January, he was named the Executive Chef at the Jefferson Hotel’s acclaimed restaurant Lemaire, in Richmond.

For celebrated Richmond chef, culinary journey started locally Goochland native who began as dishwasher now presides over kitchen at award-winning Lemaire By Roslyn Ryan Editor

f you were trying to pinpoint the precise moment that Goochland native Patrick Willis fell in love with cooking, you would want to go back to long before he became a professional chef, before he was celebrated for his culinary creativity and skill, and before he assumed the role of Executive Chef at Richmond’s award-winning restaurant Lemaire. In short, you’d want to know about the cucumber incident. see Willis > 4

Gov. Terry McAuliffe has announced a new statewide initiative to study the state’s gaps in broadband coverage, an issue that remains a problem for many rural counties including Goochland. The Governor announced the initiative on May 24 at a ceremony to sign House Bill 912, which clarifies and improves the process for installing communications infrastructure, benefiting rural communities. The new initiative, RUOnlineVA, provides a platform for Virginia residents and businesses to notify the Commonwealth whether or not they have access to broadband Internet connections. In Goochland, many residents have repeatedly appealed to county leaders for help in bringing broadband coverage to areas where it is not yet available. While several options have been see Broadband > 5

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Open House June 7 will honor three retiring school employees Goochland County Public schools will be hosting an open house in honor of three retiring long-time employees from 2 - 4 p.m. on June 7 at the Culinary Center at Goochland Tech (3140 River Road West). The open house will be held in honor of the schools’ Director of Maintenance, Sonny Turner; Supervisor of Transportation

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The Goochland Animal Shelter, located at 1900 Hidden Rock Lane in Goochland, has the following pets available to a good home: A female Sheppard mix puppy, about 12 weeks old; a female Boxer mix, about 2-3 years old; a grey male neutered Tabby, about a year old. The Goochland Animal Shelter now has new hours: the shelter is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday. The shelter hours Thursday through Saturday are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The facility has many lost dog and cat fliers posted. For more information on these pets, as well as the many more still in need of homes at the Goochland Animal Shelter, call (804) 556-5302. You also can visit the shelter on Facebook at “Goochland County Animal Control.”

River safety continued from >1 it will take to float a certain distance — from Westview on the James to Maidens, for example, a distance of about nine miles — and end up being caught on the water after dark. McKay said the department averages at least one rescue a week during the peak time between Memorial Day and Labor Day, a period that sees many groups attempt to float down the river together.

Sometimes groups become separated, and those unfamiliar with the river may fail to see landings and continue downstream. McKay said that the reasons people end up in trouble vary, but says most can be prevented by simply being prepared . According to McKay, this includes:

approximate float times. Telling someone where you are going before you leave. Purchasing a waterproof map of the James. These are typically less than $10, McKay said, and well worth the investment.

Carrying more than one cell phone, as well as packing plen Obeying signs at put-in spots. ty of water, a small flashlight, These signs will offer infor- and a whistle to signal, for help mation in distances between if you need it. points on the river as well as Taking along any medications you might need in the event that you end up on the water longer than anticipated. “Being overdue for your return My Business” is an inconvenience,” McKay our“Your HomeHome is MyisBusiness” said, “but being overdue and having a medical issue is an P.O. 67 Box 67 O. Box emergency.” Powhatan, VA 23139 whatan, VA 23139 McKay stressed that his Bruce Blackwell bruce@thehousegeek.com uce@thehousegeek.com department doesn’t want to State Certiﬁed www.thehousegeek.com ww.thehousegeek.com discourage anyone from using Home Inspector 921-8367 04)(804) 921-8367 #3380 000220 the river — quite the opposite. “We want people to enjoy the river — it’s beautiful,” McKay Advertise In The Goochland Gazette! said. “Just make sure you are prepared, and you’ll have a Call 804-746-1235 for details. much better time.” 1832-01

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Effort nets over 31,000 pounds of food for county residents in need Numerous local groups donated time, supplies By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Thanks to the efforts of countless community volunteers, a recent food drive in Goochland was an unqualified success. In April, seeing the need to feed over 1,800 food-insecure Goochland residents, Goochland Free Clinic and

Family Services (GFCFS), Harvest Food Pantry at Victory Christian Church, Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Neighbors Food Pantry at St. Matthews UMC, and Perkins Baptist Church Food Pantry launched the community-wide “Hunger Hurts, Goochland Gathers” food drive. By the time all was said and done, the drive had collected 31,034 pounds of food for residents in need. Pitching in to help with the drive were groups from all over the county, including the Goochland Rotary Club, the

local schools, and employees at the County Administration Building. The Richmond Strikers brought in over 400 pounds of food, then matched $1 per pound. GFCFS Food Pantry Manager Terry Ebright said she was once again amazed at the generosity of the Goochland residents. “Hunger does not take a vacation, and we just want to offer a huge thank you to everybody” she said. “It really took an entire community to do this.”

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Willis continued from >1 It happened at Goochland’s distinguished Fox Head Inn, where a teenaged Willis had started as a dishwasher and quickly graduated to prep work, when the head chef directed him to thinly slice an English cucumber. The slices needed to be perfectly even and thin enough to float atop a bowl of cucumber soup, and Willis delivered beautifully. It was right then, Willis says, when he saw how a chef’s skill could elevate a simple dish into a work of art that would delight the people waiting in the dining room, that he began his culinary journey in earnest. It wasn’t that he immediately cloistered himself in the kitchen: Willis still made time while at Goochland High School to captain the soccer team his junior and senior year, and to excel in chemistry. In fact, when he enrolled at East Carolina University in 1996, Willis had his sights set on a career as a pharmacist. Soon, however, he realized his true passion lay elsewhere. He switched his major to hospitality management and never looked back. To many of those who have shared a kitchen with

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him over the years, including chef and restaurant owner Ralph Walton, it was a wise move. Walton, the founder of the celebrated Greenville, North Carolina, restaurant CPW’s, hired the promising young chef in 1999. He says it didn’t take long for Willis to prove his mettle. “Just after Pat began working with us, our two most experienced sauté cooks left for other careers and suddenly Pat was the last man standing,” Walton recalls. “I will never forget how nervous I was, as the restaurant was just beginning to buzz and I was really concerned about this young man being able to take the lead and keep our momentum intact. The happy ending was that he not only kept us alive, but he raised the bar and we went to the next level.” To Walton, one of Willis’ greatest gifts as a chef is his ability to chart his own course. From the beginning, “he took his own approach to cooking more than most other young chefs,” Walton says. “He had the inherent need to understand the role of each ingredient and the technique of how it should be prepared to achieve the dishes’ proper synergy. It quickly got to the point that

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I could scratch a recipe out on paper with no directions and he would walk into the kitchen and prepare it perfectly. I think he took that ability with him to Lemaire. I hated to lose him, but I knew he had a destiny elsewhere.” These days, Willis spends his days juggling the myriad responsibilities involved in heading up one of Richmond’s most critically acclaimed restaurants, a task he’s not afraid to admit was intimidating at first. Though taking over the reins from former Lemaire Executive Chef Walter Bundy last January was the opportunity of a lifetime, it brings its own challenges, Willis says. Still, he says, after serving at the restaurant since 2009, first as a line cook and then as Bundy’s sous chef since 2012, he felt ready to give it his all. Willis describes Bundy as one of the true forefathers of Richmond’s burgeoning restaurant scene — and counts CPW’s Walton as perhaps the single biggest influence in his life as a chef — but he still credits the two Goochland restaurants where he worked while in high school, The Fox Head Inn and Tanglewood Ordinary, with igniting his passion for the restaurant life. “Goochland itself was just an amazing place to grow up,” Willis said, “and a lot of who I am came from working in those two places.” To Tanglewood Ordinary co-owner Anne Hardwick, the admiration is certainly mutual. “Patrick was with us early in our 30 years here at Tanglewood Ordinary and is fondly remembered for his quiet and steady focus on his work and his delightful, low key sense of humor,” Hardwick said. “It was always a pleasure to be in the kitchen when Patrick was working.”

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Friends of Goochland Parks board members Don Leeger and Kitty Kimmel stand near the sight of the future Tucker Park canoe and kayak launch.

Friends of Goochland Parks awarded $10K grant from Dominion Resources Contributed report

A $10,000 environmental grant from the Dominion Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Dominion Resources, was recently awarded to Friends of Goochland Parks, a nonprofit organization that coordinates community-wide efforts to foster the health and sustainability of Tucker Park at Maidens Crossing as well as all Goochland County parks. Funds will be used to construct a new kayak and canoe launch on the eastern portion

Online continued from >1 considered, affordable access remains out of reach for many. According to District 2 supervisor Manuel Alvarez, the county is currently putting together a request for proposals to develop a plan for broadband in Goochland’s underserved areas. The plan is “about having a clearer picture of what it will take to increase coverage and the options we have,” Alvarez said. “We continue to work with Comcast and others to continue to expand coverage creatively, but it’s a slow process.” RUOnlineVA is a key com-

of the park with safe access to the James River for non-motorized boats. According to Kathleen Kimmel, a board member of Friends of Goochland Parks and avid paddler, the new kayak and canoe launch will increase participation by paddler groups in the region. “We are very excited about expanding access to and usage of Tucker Park as a regional source of outdoor enjoyment and recreation,” said Derek Stamey, Friends of Goochland Parks

board member and Director of Goochland’s Parks, Recreation and Facilities Department. The grant also will be used to enhance community awareness of Tucker Park as a resource for environmental educational programs and events including Goochland Green Days and Autumn River Days. This spring, the Dominion Foundation awarded $1 million in grants to support environmental initiatives at 67 organizations in 10 states and the District of Columbia.

ponent of the Governor’s overall strategy to increase connectivity throughouttheCommonwealth. House Bill 912 makes it easier to put telecommunications infrastructure in the rights-of-way for state-maintained roads. In addition to these components, the Governor’s budget includes $2.5 million for the Virginia Telecommunications Initiative, which provides funding for infrastructure expansion in unserved areas of the Commonwealth. “Broadband has become as essential as any utility for maintaining a high quality of life in our communities and meeting our economic and

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Silence truly is golden By Roslyn Ryan Editor

As happens from time to time, I experienced a brief weatherrelated power outage at my house the other day. It was no big deal, except for the fact that I happened to be home alone at the time. This meant that once the power went out — taking with it all the usual noise from televisions, radios, appliances and every other squawking, whirring, buzzing thing we own — the place was eerily silent. Actually, “eerily” may be the wrong word. The house was, in fact, beautifully, gloriously, deliciously silent. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t hate noise. I make plenty of it. But I’ve also recently become more cognizant of just how much noise I surround myself with and how few times during the day I allow myself to experience actual silence. I doubt I’m alone in this. Many of us fall asleep to the sound of televisions and wake up to the blaring of an alarm clock. We walk around with hands-free phones, carry our music everywhere, and spend our days surrounded by the ever-present hum of other people’s conversations. A restaurant I went to the other day made sure to have music piped into the restrooms, lest customers spend even a fraction of their evening in silence.

Silence was not always such an alien notion. I can remember years ago, driving across the magnificently desolate Texas plains through areas where it wasn’t even possible to pick up a radio station. If the silence wasn’t exactly my first choice (the car’s tape deck was broken), it wasn’t entirely unpleasant. These days, I very rarely drive even around the corner without the drone of talk radio in the background. If I’m going for a walk, I take my iPod. If I’m stuck waiting in a very long line, I call someone on the phone or chat up the person in front of me (yes, I’m that person). Very rarely am I ever simply silent. I also am not alone in considering the ramifications of this: Several recent research studies have pointed to the impact of constant noise on everything from our stress levels to our attention spans. Silence, as it turns out, may be more golden than we thought. The power outage the other day lasted only a few minutes — not even the 10 that some researchers have recommended that we try to spend in silence every day. But as I took in the sudden, striking lack of noise in my house, I suddenly recalled a quote I once read from the Persian poet Rumi. “Silence is the language of God,” he wrote. “Everything else is poor translation.”

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Young Goochland resident Alex Mounayar, center, and his family are very grateful for the efforts of Company 3 emergency responders, Brad Brown, left, Deputy EMS Chief Eddie Ferguson and Jarred Coleman. The three were on duty May 8 when Mounayar suffered a life-threatening asthma attack.

Letters to the Editor Rescuers who came to boy’s aid called ‘angels in disguise’

School, the school Alex attends, sent emails, cards and gifts and the whole Goochland Community has been so wonderful checking on us, offering to help and praying for Alex and our family. We are so blessed to have such a loving, supportive community. When Alex came home from the hospital, we were able to see the men who saved Alex and thank them at Goochland High School. Alex got to thank them and see inside of the rescue squad. We are so thankful and grateful for these three men! Sincerely, Lisa Mounayar Goochland

Dear Editor, On May 8, at approximately 2 a.m., our 10-year-old son Alexander had a severe asthma attack and stopped breathing. I had to do CPR at home and then we took Alex to the Company 3 Fire Station, where the rescue squad was getting ready to come to our house. The EMS workers — true heroes — Eddie Ferguson, Brad Brown and Jared Coleman worked hard to save our son’s life and took him to Henrico Doctor’s Hospital. These men went above and beyond to give Alex the best care. We are forever grateful for these Community’s support men. They are angels in disguise. made for wonderful Alex spent two nights in the pediatric ICU and one night in a regu- National Day of Prayer lar room. Eddie Ferguson’s wife, Dear Editor, Beth Ferguson, who is Alex’s fourth I just wanted to thank the pargrade teacher, and her class made ticipants in the National Day of Alex cards and sent him gifts and Prayer for allowing the Holy Spirit email cards. Randolph Elementary to use them to bring glory to God.

Many thanks go out to the following people: Pastor David Clark, Rev Melvin Woodson, the Sheriff’s Office, Rev. Adlai Allen, Janet Ware, Josh Weatherspoon, Pastor Zack Zbinden, Sylvia Cox and Jim Mann. A special thanks goes out to Company 5 Fire for setting up the firehouse for our use. Also, Derek Stamey is so willing to set up the sound system year after year. If it wasn’t for these, people National Day of Prayer would not take place or be the success that it is. We are so blessed to live in a nation that will allow us to pray. As you well know, our country is in so much need of prayer. We have an awesome God who hears our prayers and loves to hear His children pray. If you weren’t there you missed a wonderful blessing of the Holy Spirit. Hope to see you there next year. Sincerely, Anne Mann Goochland

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Honoring the ones among us who can’t simply ‘look away’ By Jim RidolphI Contributing Columnist

Americans possess a sense of unique voyeurism that I’m not sure is seen in any other place on the planet … or maybe it is. It would take a world traveler much more experienced than me to confirm that theory, but I’m convinced we have our fair share of interested onlookers right here in the good ol’ USA. While recently sitting stuck in a not unusual traffic jam on

EMS workers respond to horrific scenes on a daily basis, and their commitment and dedication has nothing to do with voyeurism or a meddling sense of curiosity. Interstate 95, I couldn’t imagine what could cause traffic to come to a complete halt in both lanes of traffic. As we inched our way along closer to the incident, I couldn’t imagine what type of carnage could cause such a delay. I wanted some prewarning of any gorey or gutsy car accident so I could avoid looking. That’s right. I’m one of the few people who doesn’t want to see the blood, guts and tragedy associated with the misery of some poor soul who has met an unfortunate end on the road. I’m convinced that I’m in a small majority of Americans who don’t feel a need to see the

destruction, or find out what could have happened … or how the people surrounding the incident are reacting. It’s a scene I don’t mind missing, and witnessing serious car accidents, some of them my own, have taught me that sometimes it’s better to look the other way. That certainly wasn’t the case on I-95 as we finally reached the incident close to the Ladysmith exit. A insignificant looking man was changing a tire in the service lane of the road. A Virginia State Police trooper had pulled to the side and flashed his lights to make sure no one hit the guy as they changed the flat. That mundane act drew the attention of thousands of eyeballs as cars slowed almost to a stop to witness the amazing feat that had stopped traffic for miles in either direction. Fortunately, there is a group of people who flock to serious incidents on the road and in our homes not to onlook and not out of a sense of curiousity. EMS workers respond to

horrific scenes on a daily basis, and they don’t have the luxury to look away. Their commitment and dedication has nothing to do with voyeurism or a meddling sense of curiousity. May 15 to May 21 was National EMS week, a six-day period dedicated to the men and women who face life’s dangers each day, and respond to them. When things get bad enough in our life, there’s an EMS worker there to answer the call. It’s easy to take their service for granted. Thanks to the efficient and professional way they perform their jobs, it’s easy to assume they’ll always be there. Due to the dedication and commitment to their calling, they will be. But the jobs they perform should always be a target for our admiration and appreciation of the services they provide day in and day out. Across Virginia, more than 34,000 EMS providers ensure the safety and welfare of our families, our livelihoods and our sense of security.

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SHARON PRICE Sharon Somers Price, 59, ascended to our Lord on May 26, 2016. Our hearts are saddened by the loss of a wonderful mother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. We celebrate and rejoice her welcome into the Eternity of Price Christ. She was preceded in death by her beloved father, Judson James Somers. She is survived by her devoted husband, Ashby Neil Price of Richmond, Va.; her loving mother, Ella J. Somers of Lively, Va.; daughter, Stephanie Bowie Clohessy (Ryan) of Richmond, Va.; her sister, Tracey Somers Ficklin (Mathew); niece, Emily Ficklin Hoar (Neal); grandnephew, Thomas Neal Hoar III; and grandniece, Madison Hoar of Kilmarnock Va.; her brother-in-law and sisterin-law, Ted and Kimberley Price; and nephew, Brady Price of Goochland Va.; her stepdaughter, Erin Alba (Pat); stepgrandsons, Nicholas, Weston and Dylan of San Antonio, Texas; her stepson, Daniel Price (Jessica) of Austin, Texas; stepniece, Angie Burgett (Chad); stepgrandnephews, Ethan and Lucas Burgett of Des Moines, Iowa; her “sister-in-law,” Claudia Yelton and family of Richmond, Va.; and lifelong friend, Pat Lewis of Lively, Va. and a dear friend, Joanie Beverly Morris of Richmond, Va. She also leaves to cherish her memory numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Sharon graduated in the class of 1975 from Lancaster High School in Lancaster, Va. She studied at the Braxton School of Business in the Legal Secretarial Program. She was

a legal assistant for Hunton and Williams for a number of years, before turning her attention to being home with her daughter and devoting her time to caring for children. She later embarked on a new career in the real estate business as a realtor and site agent for Metropolitan Real Estate Inc. for seven years, before her retirement. Sharon was a lover of music. She had a lovely voice and was a talented pianist, serving her home church, Lebanon Baptist for many years. She enjoyed singing in the church choir at Gayton Baptist Church and later became a member of Grove Avenue Baptist Church in Richmond. Sharon was at peace on the river. She enjoyed boating and fishing, especially with her beloved father and continued the tradition even after his death. Above all else, she adored and treasured her family. She loved the theater, animals of any kind, the color and fragrance of spring flowers, the soft glow of a room lit with candles, the sprinkle of light coming from sparkling Christmas ornaments and singing around a piano. Our precious Sharon had a beautifully contagious laugh and an engaging personality. The room was happier when she was in it. We will hold her always in our hearts. The family would like to extend their thanks to the compassionate staff at Glenburnie Nursing Home for their care for Sharon. Services were held on Wednesday, June 1, at Lebanon Baptist Church, in Alfonso. Interment followed after the service in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to At Home Care Hospice, 2922 W. Marshall St., Richmond, Va. 23230 or Lebanon Baptist Church, 1712 Lara Ridge Rd., Lancaster, Va. 22503.

TARREECE SAMPSON Tarreece John Sampson, affectionately known as T.J., was born in White Plains, New York, on Sept. 16, 1991. T.J.’s inquisitive spirit Sampson and determination was fostered at an early age. He began his journey of becoming a lifelong learner in the halls of Yonkers Elementary School and later Yonkers Junior High School. T.J. continued the family tradition deep-rooted in the meadows of Goochland, Virginia, finishing middle school and proudly graduating from Goochland High School in 2009. T.J. always had an intrinsic drive to do more and be more, which led him back to his birthplace, as he attended Iona College and was conferred a Bachelor of Business Administration. A savvy and innovative business mind, Tarreece founded Reece Intuitive Creations, where he strategically coupled his artistic skills with his keen business sense, all led by the Holy Spirit to create designs to inspire generations to come. A creative genius, T.J.’s devotion to serving the underserved took him back to the classroom both as a student and a teacher. T.J. was enrolled in George Mason’s Graduate School, where he was committed to becoming a masterful, credentialed educator, pursuing a master’s degree in special education. He was also an Instructional Aide at Fort Hunt Elementary School in Fairfax County, and a volunteer at Mott Community Center where he mentored and tutored students. The week of his passing T.J. see Obituaries > 9

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Obituaries continued from >8 aced several interviews, and would have been a Special Education Teacher in Fairfax County during the 2016-2017 academic year. T.J. leaves to carry on his legacy a loving mother, Elder Johnna Tyler Davis; Deacon Robert Davis (stepfather); father, William John Sampson, “Sack”; one half-sister: Brianna Sampson; two stepbrothers, Robert Davis III and Shawn Bryant; two stepsisters, Afftin Davis and Nicole Fillion (Rob); two grandmothers, Adelle Sampson (paternal) and Cecelia Tyler (maternal); three aunts, Deirdre SampsonRobinson, Renee Trent, and Patrice (Ronald) Turner; two uncles: Mark Sampson and Varanis (Wendy) Tyler; godsister, Cherish Simms; a

“grand” godmother, Vivian Walker; a devoted childhood caregiver, Elizabeth Henriquez Medranda; a very special and loving girlfriend, Kaitlin Moylan; and a host of cousins, friends, and acquaintances. T.J. was preceded in death by: his elder sister, Tahnea Janae Sampson; two uncles, Douglas (Renee) Trent and Daryl (Lil) Tyler; two grandfathers, William Sampson and Jacob Tyler. T.J. departed this life on Friday, May 20, 2016, and as the word of God tells us to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. T.J.’s spirit will forever live on in the countless lives he touched. A visionary and compassionate young man, he was saved and spirit-filled; he began his spiritual walk at an early age under the covering of Bishop Collie Nathan Edwers of Freewill Baptist

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OBITUARIES: Death Notices Church, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. T.J.’s quest for spiritual closeness to the Father led him to Life Changing Ministries International, where he was an active, integral part of the ministry and committed member of the congregation. T.J. served the Almighty by serving and uplifting His people at Shiloh Baptist Church in his Northern Virginia community, where he was a Watchcare Member. Tarreece led a full life, pleasing to the King of Kings. He believed and lived each day to the fullest. T.J. believed like Aristotle that, “Educating the mind without educating the heart is not education at all.” In his short life, T.J. accomplished more than people twice his senior, a tireless saint; he served and loved his community, students, and family deeply. While those who knew

and loved him will most certainly miss Tarreece, his life’s mission has encouraged and will inspire a generation to rise up and take their bed and walk. The Tarreece Sampson Game Changing Foundation, a nonprofit organization, has been established in his honor. The donations collected by the foundation will be used to support those less served by our society. For additional information regarding The Tarreece Sampson Game Changing Foundation and to make monetary donations, please contact gamechangingfoundation@ yahoo. com. Tarreece was most certainly a “game changer,” and

www.goochlandgazette.com the extent of his impact on our hearts and society as a whole is yet to be seen. The family received friends on May 27, at Robert Mealy Funeral Home in Goochland. Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 28, at 2 p.m., at Emmaus Baptist Church in Goochland. EARL WATSON Earl Watson Jr. “Junnie,” 73, departed this life on Monday, May 23, at his residence in Louisa. His remains rested at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home in Goochland, where the funeral service was held on Sunday, May 29. Reverend Walter H. Jones Sr., officiating.

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Community Calendar Goochland Library. Call (804) Gum Spring United 556-4774 or visit the library Methodist Church will be at 3075 River Road West for more information. offering free drive-thru coffee and donuts from 6:30 to Let the Games Begin! Kids 8:30 a.m. Gum Spring United ages 11-18 will have the opporMethodist Church is located tunity to play games and socialat 191 Cross County Road in ize with their friends from 6:30 Gum Spring. to 7:30 p.m. at the Goochland Branch Library. Pizza will be Summer Volunteen provided by the Friends of the Training will be held from 5:30 Goochland Library. Call (804) to 6:30 p.m. at the Goochland 556-4774 or visit the library Branch Library for ages 13 at 3075 River Road West for and up. This program will more information. offer training to assist with the Library’s Summer Reading Friday, June 3 Program. Snacks will be proFirst Friday Films will be vided by the Friends of the Thursday, June 2

held from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Rockville Library. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information.

Launch Party will be held from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the Goochland Branch Library for kids of all ages. This event will feature food, fun, and a chance to sign up for the Summer Reading Program. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Goochland Library. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library Saturday, June 4 at 3075 River Road West for Fund Raiser: Antioch more information. Baptist Church will be holding a Community Yard and Bake Tuesday, June 7 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors are welcome and spaces are The Goochland Chapter of $15 each. For more informa- Virginia Oath Keepers, servtion, contact Cheryl Sims at ing Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, 804-477-5138. Goochland and Powhatan, will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the Goochland Public Sunday, June 5 Library. The Library is locatNew Line Baptist Church ed at 3075 River Road West. is celebrating the anniversary The meeting is open to the of its pastor, Rev. J. R. Coney public. Everyone interested at its 10 a.m. service. The guest is encouraged to attend. For preacher will be Rev. Walter detailed information, contact Barrett, associate of Mount Doug Shackelford at (804) Hope Baptist Church. The 556-2409. church is located at 4876 New Line Rd. in Gum Spring. For Goochland Free Clinic & more information, call (804) Family Services will be holding 556-3332 or (804) 556-5506. Volunteer Orientation at 1 p.m. in Room 234 in the Goochland County Administration Bldg Monday, June 6 (1800 Sandy Hook Road). The “Read for the Win!” Participants will find out more

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Thursday, June 9 Ross Hotchkiss of the American Boxwood Society will discuss boxwoods at the next monthly meeting of the Goochland-Powhatan Master Gardener Association. This free event will begin at 9:30 a.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, 2955 River Road West, Goochland. For more information, visit www.gpmga.org or call (804) 556-5841. Storytimes at the Goochland Branch Library are as follows (all children must be accompanied by a parent): Toddler, 10 a.m., for children 2 years old; Preschool, 10:30 a.m., 3-5 years old; Mother Goose, 11:30 a.m., 6-24 months. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

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Goochland’s Andrew Harcum gets his lead off first base while Amelia first baseman Bryan Harris holds him on. The Bulldogs defeated Amelia to win the Conference 34 championship on Friday, May 27.

Goochland sports grab three conference titles By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Writer

Following a 10-0 blowout of Bluestone in the opening round of the Conference 34 playoffs, one obstacle remained between Goochland and a conference title. And visiting Amelia had the potential to derail the Bulldog’s playoff run. Starting pitcher Tanner Bradshaw made sure that didn’t happen as the junior right hander pitched four no-

hit innings, never allowing the Raiders to gain an edge at the plate. And Bulldog hitters were making solid connections with starter Joshua Dawson’s pitches, but the hard hit balls weren’t falling in for hits. “You have to keep the ball down against good teams like this. Everyone at this level can catch fly balls, so we just needed to hit line drives” coach Wes Farkas said after the win. In the fifth inning, lead off hitter John King reached on a well placed

bunt and promptly stole second base. Andrew Harcum singled and King crossed the plate to give the Bulldogs a 1-0 lead. Coleman Duty drove in Harcum to double the lead. Nick Norman entered the game in the fifth inning and secured the shutout, and the Bulldogs offense continued to manufacture runs. Farkas is using his pitching arms sparingly as the playoffs continue, a philosophy he has employed for most of the year.

“At this point in the season, we are keeping a close eye on pitch counts,” Farkas said.”Tanner was on today but I didn’t want to leave him out there to get tired. We’ve pitched by committee all year,” the coach added. Nathan Bussells led off the sixth inning with a double and Frank Mayosky followed with a single. Bussells eventually scored on a passed ball. Harcum added two more RBIs with a solid single, and eventually scored to make it 6-0.

“I knew we needed a little insurance and I wanted to put some pressure on their pitcher for the last couple of innings, Harcum said. “A new pitcher came in and it made me nervous because I hadn’t seen him before. He threw me a good pitch and I just go hold of it,” he added. Heading in to the regional playoffs next week, Harcum said this team may have what it takes to advance. see Bulldogs> 12

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Bulldogs continued from >11 “We know we have a big challenge ahead, but this team is playing well at the right time,” he said. “All of the other teams will get better as the playoffs continue, and so will we.” Regarding Harcum’s 3 RBIs and timely hits, Farkas said, “He’s our spark plug; our big hit guy.” Bradshaw also likes this team’s chances to advance. “We have deep pitching so that should help us as we continue to play,” Bradshaw said. “Coach Farkas lets everybody do their job. If we stick together, we have a good shot.” The team began regional play Monday with a matchup against Nandua, winning 4-0. Goochland played at Strasburg on June 1. The Goochland girls soccer team defeated Northhampton to capture the Conference 34 title. On May 30, the Bulldogs went to overtime against King William and edged the Cavaliers 3-2 on an overtime goal by Maddie Goff. The Bulldogs went to Clarke County on June 1. The softball team edged Nottoway 2-1 to take the conference crown and defeated Maggie Walker 5-0 on May 30 to advance to the regional semifinals. They traveled to Page County on June 1. The boys soccer team lost to Prince Edward 6-2 and fell to Maggie Walker 3-0 in the regional opener.

BASKETBALL Goochland basketball will be hosting a basketball camp June 6-9 from 8 a.m. to noon. The camp is for current second through ninth graders. It is $60 for first year attendees and $50 for returning players. Contact coach Preston Gordon to sign up.

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Goochland’s Rachel McCann (center) runs up field with Karina Herrera-Cervantes (40) and Maddie Goff (15). The three girls each scored a goal against King William.

McCann going for it all in her senior season By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

Goochland senior forward Rachel McCann has a knack for being in the right place at the right time. Usually, that place is in front of the net and the right time is when the ball is headed her way and she deposits it in the back of the net. But, she was in just as an important place on May 30 in the Region 2A East opener against King William. In overtime, tied at two goals each, McCann ran down a ball deep in King William territory, forcing the Cavaliers’ to kick it away. The Bulldogs earned a

corner kick, which McCann quickly put back in play, passing it to teammate Erin Wachter. Wachter moved the ball in front to Maddie Goff, who beat the King William keeper for the would-be winning goal. McCann wrote in an email that the trio has known from the start of this season that they would be a force to be reckoned with. “On the left side I have Maddie and Erin, who I absolutely love working with me,” she wrote. “From the start of the season, we would know where each other would be. We work so well together.” McCann scored one of

the first two goals against the Cavaliers, with freshman Karina Herrera-Cervantes scoring the other. Scoring goals has been a theme for McCann this season. “Me and Madie Panas work really well together,” she said. “That’s been a huge advantage.” McCann also noted that defenders Brenda Moore and Hannah Herman have done a stellar job this season as well. “Without a defense, there would be nobody to return the ball back to the offense,” she wrote. McCann’s on field success is due in large part to the support of her mother, Lisa.

McCann said that she is a big reason why she has made it this far in her soccer career. “(Lisa) hasn’t missed a game in I don’t even know how many years,” Rachel wrote. “I couldn’t do this without her support. Every game, she’s the one person I look for before it even starts to make sure she is there.” Soccer is a family affair for the McCanns, as Rachel’s older sister played and was a huge inspiration for her to take her game to the next level. “We would just battle it out,” she said. “That’s honestly has helped me with my career, getting better, having her to strive to be as good as

her. I just love the game.” As the Bulldogs traveled to play Clarke County on June 1 in the Region 2A East semifinal, McCann will once again be the focal point of the Goochland attack. And, according to her, for the Bulldogs to continue to be successful, it is all about believing in themselves. “If we believe we can win, we will win,” she said. McCann said that she would be “the happiest girl in the world” to finish the season with some championships. “Our volleyball team won states this year and football won a few years back,” she said. “It’s our turn.”

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