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For local scientist, new discoveries always await the Barnes and Noble bookstore in Short Pump, talking toys. He had agreed to meet there for an interview about his groundbreaking work in the field of polymer science, his many patents, and the numerous honors and awards he has received. But now, after patiently sharing the details of his educational and professional background for the better part of an hour, his attention has been captured by a wooden train set affixed to By Roslyn Ryan a table in the children’s section of the store. Editor It would be just perfect for his grandchildren, Here’s the scene: It’s around 11:30 a.m. on a sunny he explains, intently watching two tots play with the Sunday morning, and Dr. Munmaya K. Mishra is at trains.

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“Maybe I could make one?” he says, running a finger along the brightly painted surface of the table on which the train tracks are mounted. He chats cheerfully with the children’s father about what a wonderful toy it is, and how smart it was that the set’s designers secured the tracks to the table so kids can’t scatter them everywhere. And there you have it. If you needed a tableau that perfectly captures Dr. Munmaya K. Mishra — scientist, inventor, father — this is perhaps see Mishra > 3

Construction on Free Clinic building GHS Drama students bringing the ‘Horror’ ahead of schedule Staff could move into new facility by early 2018 By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Six months after breaking ground on a new, 20,000square-foot facility on River Road, staff and clients of Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services have a projected move-in date within their sites. According to GFCFS Executive Director Sally Graham, construction on the building, which will allow the

organization to finally bring all of its 11 programs under one roof, is actually ahead of schedule. “It’s going great,” Graham said last week, adding that the much of the drywall and interior systems have now been installed. The next few months will be focused on completing the interior work and getting the space ready to welcome GFCFS clients. A nonprofit focused on providing food, medical care and emergency shelter to Goochland residents in need, GFCS was formed see Free Clinic > 7

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Just in time for Halloween, the Goochland Drama Department will present the hit musical “Little Shop of Horrors” in three shows at the Goochland High School auditorium. Show times are 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13 and 14, and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 15. For more information, contact Goochland High School at (804) 556-5322.

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as good as it gets. He is amiable, curious, and captivated by the world around him, even the things others might not notice. Describing the passion he has for discovering new things, Mishra said he has simply always been that way. “When I don’t know things, I try to ask,” he said, smiling. “I always try to seek out information.” Born in India, Mishra earned his PhD in Polymer Science before completing a postdoctoral fellowship at the

“We need all kinds to stay in harmony. If everybody just loved science we would be in big trouble actually.” Dr. Munmaya K. Mishra Institute of Polymer Science at the University of Akron in Ohio in 1986. Executive management training would follow at the Disney School of Management, MIT, and the University of Pennsylvania, before he completed the Mini MBA program at the University of Richmond in 2011. Over the course of his 30plus years in the field of polymer applications, Mishra has worked for Polysar, Inc. in

closure.” As Mishra explains it, being an inventor carries with it an inherent duty to serve. “As scientists, we have a responsibility to society,” he said. “Either you can bring new products and new ideas that help mankind, you can develop products for your company, or you can create innovation — maybe not necessarily something that will change things in my life, but something someone can come in and build on.” *** As a general rule, Mishra doesn’t often sit still. It just doesn’t suit him, he laughed, explaining that he enjoys staying busy. When he isn’t working, he can often be found spending time with family, tinkering with this or that, or woodworking. He and his wife love visiting the National Parks, he said, and he also spends time volunteering in the community on his own and with Richmond Temple. Asked about his experience as an immigrant to the United States, particularly as immigration remains a hot button issue in much of the country, Mishra said he had never felt slighted by anyone or made to feel inferior because he was not born here. Still, he said, he sees the current antipathy some feel towards immigrants as “unwarranted.” “We must really learn to respect each other,” Mishra said. “Our differences make us very strong, and America was built on all these differences.”

Mishra said he still loves his adopted homeland as much as he did when he was growing up, back when he was fascinated by life in the U.S. and dreamed of coming here (he became a citizen in 1996). This is where he feels at home, he says, and where he has proudly raised his family. Though his two children have now grown up and begun forging their own paths, they have also inherited his and his wife’s passion for the sciences (she also earned a PhD in polymer science): Mishra’s daughter is a pharmacist and his son will soon graduate from medical school at Virginia Commonwealth University. The day his son graduates will be a tremendously proud one for him, Mishra said, but he insists he would have been just as happy to see his children find success in whatever field they chose. People’s lives after all, like polymers, can take so many different forms. “We need all kinds to stay in harmony,” Mishra said. “If everybody just loved science we would be in big trouble actually. We need all of it.” Always in motion, Mishra is currently working on another textbook to be added to the eight he has already published, as well as serving as Editor in Chief for two international journals focused on polymer science. As Mishra describes his work, he comes back again and again to the idea of stepping

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stones, things left behind that others can use to advance their own journeys of discovery. “Every human being, we are not permanent,” Mishra said. “Knowing that you have left something behind for others — that is the best kind of happiness you can have.”

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Canada and for Richmondbased Ethyl Corporation, where he served in the research department from 1990-2003. Since 2004, he has worked for Altria’s Research Center in Richmond. Essentially, he said, his job is to both create and improve products, and to help people Over the years, Mishra has been awarded 55 US Patents — with an additional 50 applications pending — and earned a plethora of honors, including Altria Corporation’s prestigious “Inventors Circle Award” in 2015 and Texaco’s Presidential Outstanding Contributor Award in 1994. In 1995, he founded the Advanced Polymers via Macromolecular Engineering conference, which is now held biennially around the world, most recently in Ghent, Belgium. To Randy Sweeney, Mishra’s manager when the two worked together at Altria in Richmond from 2004 to 2010, Mishra embodies a combination of characteristics rarely seen in a single person. “He’s one of those individuals who checks all the boxes,” said Sweeney. “He’s brilliant, he’s a great manager, and he’s great to work with.” In his work as a senior level scientist for the company, Mishra “was one of those people who you just thought better around,” Sweeney recalled. “He’s so brilliant and so quick on the uptake — half the time just having a conversation with him would lead to a patent dis-

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Community Calendar Wednesday, Sept. 27 Gum Spring United Methodist Church invites all to join them for their “Wonderful Wednesday, A Community Feast” and “Mission Friends” programs. Each month (typically the last Wednesday of the month), a Family Style Dinner will be provided for everyone. All are invited to bring family, friends, and neighbors for a night of food and fellowship from 5:30-7 p.m. Also on this night, Mission Friends will be held for elementary-age children. Each month, during the Wonderful Wednesday Feasts, Mission Friends will meet. Each meeting will begin with a short Bible lesson and a small mission project for those in our community and beyond.

visiting Rotarians. Those interested in knowing more about the Rotary are encouraged to come out and meet the members. (There will be no meeting on Friday Sept.29). Friday, Sept. 29

The Goochland Branch Library will be hosting Life Hacks for Teens: Stuff Your Car Really Wants You to Know from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for teens 15 and up. Tom Porter of Tom’s Auto Service will teach participants the fundamentals of basic car care for new drivers, including which fluids they need to check and why; how long to wait between oil changes; and how to check tire pressure. Snacks will be provided by the Friends of the Goochland Library. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West Thursday, Sept. 28 Storytimes at the Goochland for more information or to sign Branch Library are as follows: up. Toddler Storytime at 10 a.m.; Saturday, Sept. 30 Preschool Storytime at 10:45 a.m.; Mother Goose Storytime Tickets are still available! The at 11:30 a.m. Goochland Rotary is sponsoring an Oktoberfest from noon Note: The following is a – 6 p.m., at Benedictine College change in Goochland Rotary Prep, located at 12829 River Road Club’s weekly meeting date, loca- in Richmond. The event will tion and time for this week: All have German music, authentic are invited to the Rotary Club German food, German beer, of Goochland for their Fifth local craft and domestic beer. Friday Social from 5:30 - 7 p.m. It is family friendly and will at Lola’s Farmhouse Bistro on have kid activities. Adult admisManakin Road. Admission will sion is $30, which includes one be free for prospective members meal ticket and three beer tickand $15 for spouses and other ets. Meal only tickets are avail-

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On second thought: Reconsidering what we ‘know’ By Roslyn Ryan Editor

I’m not quite sure if the English language has a word for this — and, if it does, I don’t know it— but I’ve been looking these past few days to find a term that accurately captures the following: that moment when something dawns on you that you probably should have picked up on much earlier, a sort of understanding tinged with embarrassment. I felt it after the election of Donald Trump, after the many postmortems I listened to, when I began to understand just how many people felt prior to the election that they were living in a country that had not been listen-

ing to them. More than a few described a feeling that they had been marginalized, that their values were not seen as important, and that the problems they faced didn’t seem to matter much to the liberal elites running the show. I’m certainly not going to launch a debate here about why they felt the way they did, or who was to blame for it, but the fact that they did feel that way — and that it had gone unnoticed or unrecognized by so many — seemed of no small consequence. It was the reason, many will tell you, that Donald Trump won the election, and the reason he continues to enjoy a strong base of support. Oddly enough, that sense of

having missed something for far too long visited me again recently, during a conversation with a friend who would like to see the famed Lee monument removed from Monument Avenue and relocated to a site where it would be more appropriate, perhaps a museum, or Lee’s childhood home. My friend is as diplomatic a person as you are ever likely to find, and not one to rock the proverbial boat. So when he, an African-American and fellow native Richmonder, said that he had always found the monument’s prominent location offensive, it gave me pause. How, I wondered, had I never considered how a towering statue of a Confederate general might

inhibit a black Richmonder’s chance of feeling as though they were equal and included members of the community? How had I missed that? In the end, I’m not sure. I suppose many of us simply wake up every day, to a certain extent, knowing what we know and blocking out the rest. I’m not pretending I know how to solve the monument issue, or saying that I believe one side is right and the other side is wrong. All I’m pointing out is that, as in so many other of life’s endeavors, listening a little more and carefully examining our own positions and ideas might be our only hope of actually finding a path forward. It’s at least worth a try.

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Coach to Cure event spotlights smallest of the Bulldogs By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

For some, it’s the most important game of the season. Coaches from across the nation will don special arm patches this weekend to promote a partnership that couples amazing athletes at the top of their game with children with a devastating form of muscular dystrophy called Duchenne. In 2008, the American Football Coaches Association teamed with the Parents Project for Muscular Dystrophy to raise money and awareness for a disease that cuts short the lives of hundreds of innocent victims each year. During this special weekend, colleges and high schools host families with children who are impacted by the disease, and players interact with kids with MD and learn of the daily struggles that face each of these special children. When my son was diagnosed with Duchenne seven years ago, one of the first people who offered his support was Goochland football coach Joe Fowler. He organized and hosted the school’s first Coach to Cure event, and made Jack a part of the Bulldog family … and supplied him with a lifetime of teammates. Over the years, Jack and his teammates have enjoyed their fair share of successes and also faced some adversity. Memories made with this special group of athletes remain vivid, and, somehow, their victories have become part of Jack’s story of struggle. see Coach to Cure > page 10

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Recent Property Transfers 4720 Broad St., Mineral; John H. Heidel Timmerman IV, $790,000. to Joel Elswick, $232,000. 50 Little Falls Lane, Rockville; 1707 Cahill Terrace, Maidens; Kristopher Robert M. Duggan to Katica Jerkovic, $350,000. W. Hall to Glenn Hecker, $240,000.

11 Quail Run Drive, Manakin-Sabot; Cynthia Ann Plummer, trustee to Jeremy T. Wells, $449,000.

7052 Washbrook Terrace, Glen Allen; 265 Hill Point Road, Richmond; 12682 Pamela Lane, Richmond; Ronald Eagle Construction of Virginia LLC to Jane Jaeger Dillon, $432,500. David B. Nunnally to Washington Price Brady to Annette K. Martin, $410,000.

continued from >1 the Free Clinic of Goochland merged with Goochland Fellowship and Family Services. While its goal has been to provide for Goochland residents who would otherwise go without, that mission has been made more difficult in recent years by aging, cramped facilities spread out over several locations. In April of 2016, the organization launched its ALL.HERE. NOW capital campaign with the goal of raising $5.9 million

for the project. Graham said one early conversation GFCFS board members had centered on making sure that the public understood their mission and how the new facility could help them further it. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just that we wanted a big new building,â&#x20AC;? Graham said, rather that they wanted to be able to provide the level of service and support their clients deserve. Graham said the excitement among those clients has been palpable, particularly among those who currently have to

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Obituaries BETTY L. HOUCK Betty L. Houck, 92, of Goochland and formerly of Chesterfield, went to be with the Lord on S a t u rd ay, Sept. 16. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, HOUCK H e n r y Alexander Houck; son, Donald L. Girard; grandson, Thomas

Funeral Home in Goochland. Funeral services were held on MARTHA JACKSON Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2at Shady Martha Jackson, age 77, Grove Baptist in Gum Spring. of Gum Springs, received her Rev. Reginald Cleveland, pastor. angel wings on Thursday, Sept. Interment church cemetery. 14, 2017. Martha is survived by her devoted husband, Spencer ALECK H. MCGEHEE A. Jackson Sr.; five daughters, Aleck Hadenâ&#x20AC;&#x153;Peteâ&#x20AC;?McGehee Karen, Patricia, Brenda, Doris, went to be with his Lord and and Connie; three sons, Spencer Savior on Sept. 17, 2017. He Jr., William, and Larry; and a was predeceased by a brother, host of grand, great-grandkids, Bernard McGehee; and a sisin-laws and friends. Her remains ter, Ann Wood. He is survived rested at the Robert Mealy by his brother, David McGehee (Alice) of Marshall; nieces and nephews, Elizabeth Ragland, Cheryl Gorman (John), Donald McGehee (Lisa), Ronald McGehee (Lorraine), Steven McGehee (Linda), Deborah McKinney and Thomas Wood (Marie); a host of great-nieces and nephews and great-greatnieces and nephews. Pete lived all of his 83 years in Hadensville, and worked in the country grocery store, originally owned by The Goochland County Board of Supervisors and his family, up until his illness a School Board have scheduled joint month ago. Deepest gratitude is expressed to past and present Town Hall Meetings in October as follows: owners of the store that kept him on as a loyal and faithful employee. He will be missed Districts 1, Monday, October 16, 7:00 p.m. by his family and many friends. The family received friends on H. Girard. She is survived by her daughters, Alice K. Sumerville, Esther F. Corbin, Anita G. Patterson (Pat); sons, Thomas R. Girard (Janet), Henry A. Houck III (Denise); brother, John Davis (Betty); grandchildren, Denise M. Pugh, Jackie M. Roberts, Chad E. Ransom, Henry A. Houck IV, Justin P. Houck, Kyle M. Chittum, Donald L. Girard Jr.; great-grandchildren, Haley J. Ransom, Halie A. Pugh, Riley M. Houck, Payton R. Girard,

Austin A. Dodge, Silas J. Houck, Drake C. Evans; greatgreat-grandsons, Brantley and Dawson Evans. The family received friends from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 20, at Morrissett Funeral & Cremation Service. Her funeral service was held graveside on Thursday, Sept. 21, in Sunset Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorial contributions may be made to Crozier Volunteer Fire & Rescue, 1539 River Rd.

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by his mother, Betty Early; brothers, Thomas Porter and Shane Early; and sister, Joanne Meyers. Memorial services were held on Tuesday, Sept. 19, at Grace Espiscopal Church in Goochland Courthouse.

Trice Jr., all of Gum Spring; and a host of other nieces, nephews, great-nieces and nephews, great-great nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. His remains rested at the Robert M e a l y Funeral PRICE Home in Goochland, where funeral services were held on Monday, Sept. 18, Rev. Beulah Minor officiating. Interment New Line Baptist Church cemetery.

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for family and friends was held at Perkins Baptist Church in Goochland Virginia on Friday, Sept. 22. A memorial service was held at Perkins Baptist Church CHARLES R. PRICE on Saturday Sept. 23. In lieu of Charles R. Price, 85, of Gum flowers, please send love donations to Perkins Baptist Church Spring, departed this life on aka The Morrison Thursday, Sept. 14. He leaves to cherish his memory his sister, WILLIAM R. PORTER Marjorie Price of Gum Spring; William Rodney Porter, passed away on Sept. 13, two very devoted nieces, Stacy 2017. He was 57. Survived Trice and Jacqueline Price; a devoted great-nephew, Norris

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Coach to Cure continued from >6 Throughout those years, Jack has learned a lot from players who understand that life’s victories extend further than the goal line. When they run, jump, score, and excel on the field, they do so with the full awareness that there are children who can’t do any of those things. And I’d like to think that the players have learned a real lesson of life by welcoming Jack into their fold. The compassion and kindness they offer Jack indicates that they do. Looking back on the difficult years since Jack’s diagnosis, I could write a book on how my life has changed. Everyday occurrences often taken for granted are now appreciated gifts, and the smallest things in life now often seem like the

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largest. I’ve learned that blessings often arrive in damaged packages, but the goodness of heart and the strongest of wills cannot be weakened by a muscle debilitating disease. I’ve watched a son who chooses not to complain or wallow in the many things denied to him … a small boy who struggles to walk but never fails to inspire. I’ve learned that compassion is a sign of strength, and hope is a noble goal. Jack reminds me numerous times each day that life is precious, and heroes come in different sizes. As we prepare for a special weekend on Oct. 6 at Goochland High School, my mind wanders back through those years when Jack walked with his teammates to the center of the field for the opening coin toss. This year marks the first time Jack won’t be able to make that walk, but he’ll be there with his teammates as they again make his mission theirs … and run a little faster because one of their team-

mates cannot. The weekend also reminds me that our family is not in this struggle alone, and people like Joe, his staff and players and the Goochland community have long memories and kind hearts. Their support and friendship as we navigate these tough waters have provided immeasurable peace of mind and support. You’ll notice that no player wears the number one on their jersey when the Bulldogs take the field for this year’s Coach to Cure game against Buckingham. Since Jack’s diagnosis, that numeral has been reserved for the littlest member of the Bulldog team — a fitting and appropriate designation for someone who is an all star in every aspect. Join us for an evening of football and hope at Goochland on Oct. 6, and thanks to Coach Fowler, his staff and players and the many supporters in Goochland who make this event possible each year. Go Bulldogs and here’s to you, Jack. You are my hero.

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Goochland’s Trinity Wonderling (left, No. 8) and Kealie Lachniet (right) play setter and libero, respectively, for the Bulldogs volleyball team. The two are described as the glue that keeps the offense together and running smoothly.

By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

Long before the ball is slammed into gym floors all across the James River District by Alexis Wiggins or Maddie Goff, it goes through a passing process. Typically, Kealie Lachniet will have gotten a dig and tossed it toward setter Trinity Wonderling. Wonderling will then put the ball in optimal position for Wiggins or Goff. It seems like an easy system, but it certainly isn’t and takes practice and skill to get the ball where it needs to be over and over again.

“Volleyball just in general is hard,” Bulldogs coach Jennifer Erixon said. “I think a setter has one of the hardest jobs, if not the hardest job, and the libero is right behind her. The libero controls the entire back court and you want her to touch every ball that comes over that net that she can. But, the pass has to be there. My setter is just like the quarterback in football. She needs to run the offense and put the ball exactly where it needs to be.” Lachniet is one of seven seniors on the Bulldogs team and all seven of them are hardened veterans who have been to the pinnacle of competition and came away with the state

championship in 2015. “I just get into the game,” she said of playing her position. “I don’t think of anything else. I just read the hitter and go for the ball.” She also used to play setter, which she said does share some commonality with her current position. “I think they have a lot in common,” she said. “You have a lot of leadership of the game.” Lachniet said that she loves when she faces a hitter who can bring it on the attack so she can get serious digs on the defensive side. “I love when we face someone who can really hit the ball,” she said. “It makes it so

much more fun. It’s especially fun when you get that dig on the complete other side of the court (against a strong hitter.)” Lachniet had 17 digs against Collegiate on Sept. 18. Wonderling said that her position entails “a lot of running” as well as being hyperaware of the court state. “You always have to know where the ball is,” she said. “You have to know who your hitters are how to set them differently.” Against Collegiate, Wonderling recorded 29 assists, four aces and three kills. On Sept. 14 against Bluestone, she had 33 assists, 12 digs and four aces.

The sophomore said that she was called into the role this year after being asked to set by Erixon. “It’s a lot of fun,” she said. “I like the experience.” Wonderling has been playing since she was in sixth grade and was also on the middle school team as well. She said that she has a clear goal in mind for this season. “I want to be more aggressive at setter,” she said. Lachniet, on the other hand, wants another ring. “We all really want to go back,” she said. “(Getting another ring) would mean the world. It would be awesome. I think we can. It’s about being

able to play in those tough playoff games and keep out of our own heads and not get scared.” Erixon had nothing but praise for her young setter and experienced libero. “Kealie is rock solid,” she said. “Passing is on a threepoint-oh scale and she’s averaging a two-point-four, which is awesome. Trinity is one of the most coachable kids I’ve ever had. She always wants that feedback. She always wants to do better and wants to be better. She’s incredibly coachable. She wants to win. The two of them, in that combination, is definitely a good aspect of the game for us.”

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U11 Galaxy team wins Blue Ridge Cup division

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The Goochland Galaxy U11 Travel Team were the champions of their age division at the Blue Ridge Cup in Charlottesville on Sept. 16-17. The team went undefeated during the two-day tournament, winning 5-4 in the championship match. The team is coached by Brian Raugh, Mike Team, Steve Geyer, and Carlos Valdez. Top row (L to R): Aiden Valdez, Dawson Handy, Garrett Ware, William Geyer, Jake Tickle, Nicholas Hickey. Bottom row: Connor Raugh, Joe Hopler, Drew Butler, Gavin Team, Ben Gravely, Jesus Gonzalez.

Bulldogs XC wins home quad-meet By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

Goochland’s cross country teams each posted dominating results on Sept. 20 in a home quad meet with Amelia, Randolph-Henry and Cumberland. The Bulldogs girls team won handily, scoring 18 points to Amelia’s 76 and Randolph-Henry’s 77. Cumberland placed four runners in the top 25, but did not have enough runners to qualify for a score. On the boys side, the Bulldogs also won, scoring 39 points. Cumberland scored 43, followed by RandolphHenry with 77 and Amelia with 99.

Coach Henry Jones said that he’s confident both teams will have strong seasons this year. “From what we’ve seen so far, both teams are looking pretty good,” he said. “The girls are looking the strongest we’ve seen in many years.” Jones said that on Sept. 16, the Bulldogs took the top seven runners on both teams and competed at Collegiate. The Goochland girls finished fourth overall, while the boys finished seventh overall. “It’s starting to look like a really good year,” Jones said. “Both teams are young. The boys lost seven or eight seniors last year and five of those

seniors were in the top ten. On the girls team, the majority of them are freshman and sophomores.” Filling the gaps in experience is the tricky thing that the teams will need to navigate this year. “It’s tricky,” Jones said. “For the boys, those seniors were the cement of the team. Austin Bruce, a senior this year, leads by example. When you see someone like that, everyone else falls in place.” Jones said he hopes the girls team will make it to the state meet, which would be a first for the Bulldogs proPhoto by Billy Fellin gram. The boys team gets better as the season goes on, he said, and kicks it Goochland’s girls cross country team starts the race on Sept. 20 against Amelia, Randolph-Henry and Cumberland. The Bulldogs girls team rolled in the meet. up a notch in the playoffs.

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adult. Tickets can be obtained from a Goochland Rotary continued from >5 Member or through the event The Goochland Rotary Club website at www.goochlandokis sponsoring an Oktoberfest toberfest.com. from noon – 6 p.m. at Benedictine College Prep, Sunday, Oct. 1 located at 12829 River Road The Gum Spring United in Richmond. The event will Methodist Church’s Pumpkin have German music, authen- Patch will be open from 1tic German food, German beer, 5 p.m. Weekday hours are and local craft and domestic Monday through Friday from beer. This event is family friend- 11 a.m.- 7 p.m. and Saturdays ly and will have kid activities. from 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. This sale Adult admission is $30, which supports the Gum Spring Youth includes one meal ticket and Group’s 2018 Mission Trip. three beer tickets. Meal only Gum Spring United Methodist tickets are available and kids Church, located at 191 Cross under 12 are free with a paid County Road in Gum Spring.

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Fundraiser Oct. 7 honors late deputy By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Ask those who knew Rockville native Gabriel Pearce, a Henrico County Sheriff’s Deputy who was killed in a tragic automobile crash in 2014, and they will tell you how strongly he believed in education. It was a huge part of who he was, said his sister, Alisa Pearce, and why the family will once again honor his legacy by organizing the Gabriel

Pearce Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser and Fall Festival. The event, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct. 7 at Berea Baptist Church, will feature craft vendors, a silent auction, raffles, music and food, and will help raise funds for the scholarship given annually to a rising senior planning to attend Virginia Commonwealth University. According to Alisa, her brother had recently graduated magna cum laude from VCU with a double major in

Criminal Justice and Homeland Security when he was killed in the early morning hours of June 26, 2014, after losing control of his vehicle on Rockville Road. He was just 22 years old. His goal, she explained, was to pay off some of his student loans before eventually returning to school to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a lawyer. “He was such a good guy,” said Pearce, who has helped organize the event for the last four years. It takes a lot of

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