Montgomery County News, March 15, 2023

"With the transition to more expensive summer gasoline underway coast to coast, wholesale gasoline prices continue to inch up at a rate typical for this time of year reflected in the national average rising for the second straight week," said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy While oil prices edged slightly lower on weaker outlooks for economic growth, continued refinery maintenance and the higher cost of seasonal blendsoffuelareoffsettingoil's oil's decline The price of diesel, however continues to slowly continues decline as we see consumption for diesel lighten up. The best newsforbothgasolineanddiesel prices is how significant a drop we'veseenfromyear-agolevels, withmoredisinflationtocomein the weeks ahead, even as gas pricesarelikelytoinchup."

The N H Davis Museumwasteemingwith visitors on Saturday, March 4, for several hours that beautiful spring-like day. The Montgomery Historical Society invited the Montgomery City Officials, merchants, local chamber members, and tourists to stop by this to 1850'spioneerhomewhich was originally just a oneroom log cabin inhabited by Montgomery's first Mayor, Nathaniel Hart Davis.

Th N H D vi Museumwasteemingwith visitors on Saturday March 4, for several hours that beautiful day. The Historical invited Montgomery City Officials, local members, and to stop this home was originally a onelog cabin Mayor, Davis.

This event was scheduled to be near the birthdatesofSamHouston andDr CharlesB.Stewart, the designer of the Texas flag who lived in Montgomery when Republic of Texas President, Mirabeau Lamar,signedhisapproval of his design--now the mostrecognizedU.S.state flag throughout the world! Alsobeingcelebratedisthe City of Montgomery's 185thyear!

his vent wa be of Dr CharlesB. the flag ho l v d in o t om r en e l c of x res d nt, irab au hisapproval of the flag throughout the world! beingcelebrated year!

The Old Montgomery Steakhouse owner and Navy Veteran Wayne Kung, provided coffee, fruitdrinksandhisfamous, hugebreakfasttacostoadd to the lighter breakfast snacks provided by the Society This restaurant has been in business here for more than 25 years providing the small town cafeatmospherewithgreat food for breakfast, lunch anddinner

Steakhouse owner Navy Wayne provided andhis breakfast the lighter provided by This restaurant has in 25 years providing small town withgreat breakfast, lunch

The timing for the Open House was set early

to allow for the local attend their The took time days attend were Kelly Cook, owner longest in town; wner Ran r' Daughter of All br Drum

thestore.

to allow for the local merchantstoattendpriorto opening their doors at 10:00a.m. The merchants who took time out of their busy days to attend were Kelly Cook, owner of Liberty Bell Antiques, the longest operating antique store in town; Rendy Kerr, owner of Rancher's Daughter winery and "Purveyor of All things Fine and Funky"; and Kambra Drummond, owner,ofRusticCashmere Antique & Gifts, "Where Rustic Meets Refined," plus gourmet food items. (Rustic Cashmere is R i located in the historic Old Post Office & Drug Store building owned by the Montgomery Historical Society The original post office boxes and signs are

That Saturday was a prime opportunity for 7th graders with parents working on Montgomery's HistoricalScavengerHunt, who were treated to the additional treat of meeting Society members to interview such as Society President, Billy Ray Duncan, portraying Sam Houston; Jack Shepherd portraying Dr Stewart, Mrs. Pat Spackey, who is the actual great great great granddaughter of Dr Stewart, and her husband, Ted Spackey who portrays Montgomery founder W W Shepperd.

Saturday was opportunity for graders with Scavenger were treated ci y mem rs t such as Billy portraying Houston; Shepherd portraying Stewart, Mrs. Spackey, who actual great great of Dr Stewart, and her Ted who portrays W

Carol Langley, were on hand to visit with Society members, the and 7th grade students and parents. The Society was plea ed that on oe AttorneyatLaw,historical authorandPresident the Mont om y Coun y

Historical Commission, and always proponent of Mo o ery, rry Foerster, attended this event.

Carol Langley, were on hand to visit with Society members, the public and 7th grade students and parents. The Society was pleased that Conroe AttorneyatLaw,historical authorandPresidentofthe Montgomery County Historical Commission, and always proponent of Montgomery, Larry Foerster, attended this event.

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SpringBreak Celebration Provides Family Entertainment March13-17

Mayor

Additionally, historical author and o t o y ou y Commission, Montgomery toimpart no l d f lo al The timing Open early

Montgomery's Mayor Byron Sanford and Montgomery Council members, Cheryl Fox and

Additionally, Conroe Attorney, historical author and President of the Montgomery County Historical Commission, always-supportive of Montgomery attended and wasavailabletoimparthis knowledge of local

ron Sanford and Montgomery Council Cheryl and

will

BrendaBeavenandMISD staff will share how the Lone Star Honor Flight was inspired and originated.

The simple act of Honoring WWII veterans has evolved into honoring all veterans Jack and Mary McClanahan (owners of Popular Business Park) provide a meetingfacility,decorated w i t h m i l i t a r y

memorabilia Area

Veterans to the honoring greatestgeneration,World Veterans,

LoneStarHonorFlight Veterans Group would like to invite all veterans andveteranssupporters to attend the dedication of a room honoring the Lone Star Honor Flight The greatestgeneration,World War II Veterans, had a

memorial built in WashingtonDC,yetmany weretoooldordidn’thave the funds to visit the Memorial Brenda Beaven, a Montgomery ISD Junior High teacher, with the support of Montgomery Junior High

Memorial ISD with the support of Montgomery Junior High

all II to 29th, 8:30 Suite

staff had the vision for all World War II veterans to visittheirmemorial.

The LSHF room will b e d e d i c a t e d o n Wednesday, March 29th, 2023 at 8:30 AM., 13610 Popular Circle, Suite 104, Conroe, Tx , 77304

The of Honoring WWII veterans has honoring all and Mary McClanahan (owners Popular Business Park) provide a meetingfacility,decorated w i l i y memorabilia Area Restaurants, (Amore, Vernon’s Katfish, Pizza Clint’s Kuntry Catering) and supporters (Montgomery Methodist Church Conroe Women’s League, Sam Funeral Home) meal every Wednesday morning and Veterans Supporters are always welcomed For more contact Darrell 832-5129978

Restaurants, (Amore, (Amore, Vernon’s Kuntry Katfish, Pizza Shack, Clint’s Kuntry Katfish Catering) and veterans supporters (Montgomery Methodist Church Cookers, Conroe Women’s Service League, Sam Houston Funeral Home) provide a meal every Wednesday morning Veterans and Veterans Supporters are always welcomed For more details contact Darrell May 832-5129978

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Jody

It’s time to spring forward! Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend. Remember to set your clocks forward Saturday night.

Here are five things happening around your state:

1.Billfilingdeadline

This Friday, March 10 marks the end of the bill filing period for the 88th Legislature.AfterFriday,no more general law bills can be filed. There are exceptionsforlocalbills.Afterthe

deadline, the Legislature and the public will have a good idea about the total number of bills filed and what they do.Then,the real workbegins.Morebillswill be voted out of committee andbegintomaketheirway through the process. From now until May 29, we’ll be hearing and voting on legislationatarapidpace.

2. Senate school safety legislation filed, referred to committee

Last week, I filed Senate Bill 11 which builds on the

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work of previous legislatures on school safety The bill is based on the work of the Senate Special Committee to Protect All Texans, which I chaired. There are sixmaincomponentsofthis legislation: increasing the school safety allotment by creating a per campus funding formula, establishing the Office of School Safety and Security, delineating responsibility betweenTEAand theTexas School Safety Center, creating School Safety Review Teams, enhancing truancy prevention tactics, and allowing districts to share discipline records for students who transfer schools.

During our committee hearings, we heard from school districts that the current school safety allotment rate of $9.72 per student per year was insufficient to meet their needs. For districts that get little funding, maintaining a high standard of safety and security depletes already limited funding for their classrooms. In the bill as filed, each district would receive$15,000percampus in their district. On top of

that, districts would receive $10 per student per year for school safety The creation of School Safety Review teams is another essential piece to school safety The team would work with districtsonschoolsafetyand physically go to each campus and evaluate the school’ssafetyandsecurity These important reforms will help enhance our children’ssafetyatschool.

3. Supplemental budget billheardincommittee

This week, the Senate Finance Committee heard Senate Bill 30, the supplemental appropriations bill. The supplemental appropriationsbillisusedtocloseout the previous biennium budget process and appropriate any left over funds Included in the supplemental appropriations bill is $3.8 billion to pay customer rate relief charges associated with Winter Storm Uri, $2 3 billion to expand inpatient mental health care capacity, $600 million for school safety and security grants, and $1 billion for a benefit enhancement for retired teachers, among other

things.Thefundscomefrom a mix of federal and state dollars. The bill was voted outofcommitteeandwillgo tothefloorsoon.

4. First bills voted out of Senate

This week Senate Bill 372 and Senate Bill 728, both by Senator Joan Huffman,werevotedonthe Senate Floor and sent to the Housethisweek.Thismarks an important milestone in the legislative session Senate Bill 372 creates a criminal offense for the unauthorized disclosure of non-publicjudicialopinions andjudicialworkproduct.In the summer of 2021, someone working at the US Supreme Court leaked a draftofthemajorityopinion in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization an opinion which overturned Roe v Wade. This bill would protect Texasjudicialopinionsfrom beingleaked.Theotherbill, Senate Bill 728, brings the state in line with the federal Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. This bill would require clerks to report certain information related to juvenile mental health

recordstotheDepartmentof PublicSafety whichreports information to the National Interstate Criminal Background Check System (NICS). These records will be part of the background check conducted when a personbuysafirearmfroma FederalFirearmsLicensee.

5. THECB offers new low-interestloanoption

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Boardisnowofferinganew low-interest loan option for Texas students. The Future Occupations and Reskilling Workforce Advancement to Reach Demand (FORWARD) Loan Program is designed to help students who are seeking to obtain a high-value credential in a high-demand occupation Theloanshouldhelpreduce the debt burden on students by allowing students to repaytheloanover10years. The loans are open to students that will be able to complete their program in two years or less and are in high-demand programs like technology, nursing, t e a c h i n g s u p p l y chain/transportation and logistics,andenergy

Austin, Texas–Senator

Brandon Creighton (RConroe) has filed priority legislation for Texas collegesanduniversities.

Senator Creighton offered the following statement:

“Educationisthegreatest equalizer in our nation, and Texasishometoworldclass and innovative colleges and universities. The strength of the Texas economic engine is directly tied to our workforce, and making overdue reforms to higher education will allow Texas to remain the number 1 job creatorinthenation.

“The decisions we make for higher education today determine our Texas of tomorrow and in order to prepare the next generation of leaders, these taxpayer funded institutions must promotemerit,free-thought, andensurethateverystudent is treated as an individual and afforded equal opportunitiestoachievesuccess.”

SB 2539: 21st Century WorkforceAct

A highly educated and skilled workforce is critical forTexastoremainthemost attractive state to do business, and community colleges are ground zero for students to access the necessaryskillsandtraining for in-demand careers. The Community College Finance Commission was created in SB 2539 in the 86th Legislature, and this bill activates the commission s recommendations Specifically providing funding based on student outcomes, increased financialaidandwork-based opportunities as well as greaterinvestmentincollege capacity through grants and crosscampuspartnerships.

SB 1563: Investing in RuralHealthcare

In 2019, the Texas Legislature, through HB 2867, established the Sam Houston State University Medical School to address theshortageofprimarycare physicians and rural healthcareneeds. In4short years the Osteopathic

school has increased class sizeby34%anddoubledthe volume of applications This bill provides the necessary funding for the school to expand and train the next generation of indemand physicians Texas desperatelyneeds.

SB 17: Ending Divisive Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI)Policies

Whileeverymemberofa university community must betreatedwithequaldignity, so-called DEI (Diversity, Equity Inclusion)officesare in fact the leading threat to true diversity and genuine inclusivity on university campuses Whether a student is from Conroe, Austin or Laredo, a first generationcollegestudentor triple legacy, every individual should be welcome and promoted based on qualifications. The elevation of DEI offices on campuses have only furthered divides and created a chilling effect on open dialogue This legislationwillensureTexas college campuses are

environments that are open to differing ideas, foster meaningful, reasoned d i a l o g u e , a n d encourage intellectual discourse.

SB 18: Eliminating Tenure SB 18 eliminates the costly unnecessary and antiquated burden of tenure atTexas public colleges and universities. Tenure was originally intended to protect academic freedom and recruit professors, however over the years, the practice has devolved into a costly perk that is detrimental to innovative research andqualityinstructionandif abused, used as an attack against the brand of the university itself. At a time when colleges and universities have unprecedented endowments, bloated administrative costs and ballooning tuition it is time for lawmakers to reevaluate an outdated practice that guarantees lifetime employment at taxpayer expense.

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D-Day invasion

That’sAll, Brother is the very airplane that led the paratroop transports over theEnglishChannelonthat fateful day Restored to pristine condition by the CAF, the famous C-47 transport will be available

foron-boardtoursandrides in Conroe onApril 1st. The historic aircraft will be joined by four other noteworthy planes, h including the world’s only flying example of the notorious SB2C Helldiver dive-bomber and a B-25 Mitchell bomber, the aircraftthatflewDoolittle’s RaidersoverTokyo.Alsoon hand will be an SNJ/T6 Texan advanced trainer and a Navy JRB transport, in which thewhole familycan fly together Fans can tour the various planes both inside and out, meeting the pilots and crews and even takingaflightaboardoneof thevintageaircraft.

$275,andseatsontheother aircraftstartatonly$100for the Navy transport, $380 in the advanced trainer and up to $1195 for the machine gunner’s seat on the Helldiver dive-bomber

Fans who want the ultimate warbirdflightexperienceon one of these aircraft can make a reservation now for oneofthelimitednumberof 20-minute flights on the classicplanes.

Pkwy #14, in Conroe, via the League Line Road airportentrance.

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June6,1944. times the public tour all for admission of and $5 for 12 and or for a and to children Gates AM 4:00 at en ra i o Central #14, in Conroe, via Road “paratrooper’s flightonthe DDay transport That’s All Brother is $275, seats only$100 the transport, $380 the trainer and $1195 for the u ner e t he dive-bomber who warbirdflight make a reservation now limited of on the planes. All, Brother the airplane led the transports over the Channelonthat Restored to pristine condition C-47 will tours rides Conroe on aircraft j i our t ewo t lan the world’s SB2C and a it h l bo e t be an advanced trainer and a can tour planes and the Air Restoringand aircraft than half a theCAFmissionis to educate, CAF is a 501 (c) organization, distributed For more information, commemorativeairforce or go org o e n In over

NOTICEOFCONSTABLE'SSALE

THESTATEOFTEXAS *

th NoticeisherebygiventhatbyacertainOrderofSaleissuedoutofthe284 JudicialDistrictCourtof th MontgomeryCounty,Texasonthe24 dayofJanuary,2023infavorofFNADZ,LLCrecovereda th judgment in Cause No. 18-06-07771 in the 284 Judicial District Court of Montgomery County nd Texasonthe22 dayofAugust,2019,againstTamaraYoungandMarkHector,ETAL.

Lot Fourty-Four(44) in block eight (8), of Brentwood, section one (1 ), a subdivision of 156.8 acresofland,outoftheWilliamMasseysurvey,A-391andtheMaryOwenssurvey,A-405,in Montgomery County, Texas, as imposed by the map and dedication recorded in Cabinet G, Sheets138Athrough141AofthemaprecordsofMontgomeryCounty,Texas(the"property")

By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of the 284th Judicial District Court of Montgomery County,Texas, on a Judgment rendered on the 9th day of July, 2023, in the case of OakhurstCommunityAssociationInc.,Plaintiff,vs.CeciliaC.Rice,Defendant(s),CauseNo.2102-01473-CV in said court, judgment being in favor of Oakhurst Community Association Inc, PlaintiffasagainstDefendant(s),Ididonthe1stDayofMarch2023at2:00o'clockpm.,levyupon thefollowing-describedpropertyofDefendant(s):CeciliaC.Rice. andonthe4thdayofApril2023betweenthehoursof10:00o'clocka.m.and4:00o'clock p.m.,at501NorthThompson,Suite402Conroe,Texas77301MontgomeryCounty,Conroe,Texas,I willofferforsaleandwillsellatpublicauction,forcash,alltherights,titleandinterestofCeciliaC. Rice,Defendant(s),inandtosaidproperty

Witnessmyhandthisthe1stdayofMarch2023. /s/R.Crowder

DeputyR.Crowder#8451

KennethHayden,ConstablePct.4

21130USHwy59#C NewCaney,TX.77357 281-577-8985

PublishedDates:March8,15,22,2022

NOTICEOFCONSTABLESSALE

Placedinmyhandsforservice,I,PhilipCashasConstablePrecinct1,MontgomeryCounty,Texas, th th didonthe28 dayofFebruary,2023levyonREALpropertydescribedbelow andonthe4 dayof April,2023,Iwillofferforsaleandsellat301N.MainStreet,Conroe,Texas77301(westsidecourt steps),, Conroe,Texas 77301, at approximately 10:00 a.m. for cash to the highest bidder, all right, title, and interest that the said defendant Tamara Young and Mark Hector, ET AL had in the propertydescribedbelow:

PROPERTYDESCRIPTION:

1. $10,803.10DelinquentBaseTaxforPlaintiffsandIntervenors

2. $4,425.55 in Penalties, Interest and Attorney Fees at Time of Judgment for PlaintiffsandIntervenors

3. Post-judgmentinterestattherateof17.989%perannumforPlaintiff

4. $0.00CourtCostsRemainingDue

5. $0.00JudgmentCredit

Andforeclosureofalienonthefollowingdescribedproperty:

THESTATEOFTEXAS

COUNTYOFMONTGOMERY

By virtue of an Order o Sale issued out of the Honorable 284TH DISTRICTCOURTof th MONTGOMERYCountyonthe6 dayofFebruary 2023bytheClerkthereof,inthecaseof WILLISINDEPENDENTSCHOOLDISTRICTVS.GUEVARA,MARTIN

inCause#20-07-08921andtome,asCONSTABLEdirectedanddelivered,Iwillproceedtosell,at 10:00O'ClockAMonthe4thdayofApril,2023,whichisthefirstTuesdayofsaidmonth,through online bidding at https://montgomery.texas.realforeclose.com as authorized by the commissioner's courtofMONTGOMERYCountypursuanttoSection34.0l(a-l)oftheTexasPropertyTaxCode,the followingdescribedproperty,towit:

TRACT1:GEO:0000420003900

A TRACT OF LAND BEING 2.950 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, IN THE WILLIAM WEIR

SURVEY, ABSTRACT 42, LOCATED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS AND BEING

MORE PARTICULARLYDESCRIBED IN CLERK'S FILE NUMBER 7729549AS 3.1ACRES, SAVEANDEXCEPT,THE0.1501ACRESDESCRIBEDINCLERK'SFILENUMBER8623014 ALLOFTHEREALPROPERTYRECORDSOFMONTGOMERYCOUNTYTEXAS.

th Leviedonthisthe9 dayofFebruary,2023asthepropertyof

MARTINGUEVARA

tosatisfyajudgmentamountingto$10,289.52,representingdelinquenttaxes,penalties,interest,and attorney'sfeesthroughthedateofjudgment,plusallcostsofcourt,costsofsale,andpostjudgment penalties and interest recoverable by law in favor of WILLIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, MONTGOMERY COUNTY; MONTGOMERY COUNTY HOSPITAL DISTRICT; MONTGOMERYCOUNTYESD1ANDLONESTARCOLLEGE.

th GIVENUNDERMYHANDONthisthe9 dayofFebruary 2023

/s/PhilipCash

CONSTABLEMONTGOMERYCOUNTYTEXAS

/S/StephenClosson,Deputy

PublishedDates:March15,22,29,2023

PUBLIC TABC NOTICE

Application has been made with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a BG – Wine and Malt Beverage Retail Dealer's OnPremises Permit by MEP Concessions, LLC dba April Plaza Marina Ship's Store to be located at 17742 Highway 105 W, Montgomery, Montgomery County, Texas. Managers of said company are Stephen T Lehn and Jacob M. Boan.

Published Dates: March 8, 15, 2023

First Notification To Owner

PROPERTY#1,S252000–BATES01,BLOCK8,LOT22,SERIAL#CLW011620TX,TITLE #01213162,LABEL#HWC0266558;ANDBEINGMOREPARTICULARLYDESCRIBEDAS LOT22,BLOCK8,OFTHEBATESADDITION,SECTION1,ANADDITIONTOTHECITY OFWILLIS,MONTGOMERYCOUNTY,TEXAS,ACCORDINGTOTHEMAPORPLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN VOLUME 1 PAGE 1 OF THE MAP RECORDS OF MONTGOMERYCOUNTY,TEXAS.

PROPERTY #2, BATES 01, BLOCK 8, LOT 1, 2; AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBEDASLOTS1AND2,BLOCK8,OFTHEBATESADDITIONTOTHECITYOF WILLIS, SECTION 1, AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF WILLIS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN VOLUME1,PAGE1OFTHEMAPRECORDSOFMONTGOMERYCOUNTY TEXAS.

PROPERTY #3 BATES 01, BLOCK 9, LOT 1, 2; AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY

DESCRIBEDASLOTS1AND2,BLOCK9,OFTHEBATESADDITIONTOTHECITYOF WILLIS, SECTION 1, AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF WILLIS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN VOLUME1,PAGE1OFTHEMAPRECORDSOFMONTGOMERYCOUNTY,TEXAS.

PROPERTY#4S25000BATES01,BLOCK8,LOT4;ANDBEINGMOREPARTICULARLY DESCRIBEDASLOT4,BLOCK8,OFTHEBATESADDITIONTOTHECITYOFWILLIS, SECTION 1, AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF WILLIS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS,ACCORDINGTOTHE MAPOR PLATTHEREOFRECORDED INVOLUME 1, PAGE1OFTHEMAPRECORDSOFMONTGOMERYCOUNTY,TEXAS.

th Witnessmyhandthis28 dayofFebruary,2023.

PhilipCash ConstablePCT.1 MontgomeryCounty Texas

By:S.Closson Sergeant

TERMSANDCONDITIONSOFSALEANDTIME:

CASHIER'SCHECKORMONEYORDERATTHECONCLUSIONOFSALE

SALEWILLBEHELDATAPPROXIMATELY10:00A.M.

NOTE: ON THE PROPERTY SOLD THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITYANDFITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE. YOUHAVEBOUGHT THE PROPERTY“AS IS”. BUYERSARE FURTHERADVISED THATTHE PURCHASE OF THE PROPERTYAT THIS CONSTABLE'S SALE MAY NOT EXTINGUISH ANY LIENS OR SECURITYINTERESTONTHEPROPERTY YOUHAVESIMPLYPURCHASEDWHATEVER INTERESTTHEDEFENDANTHADINTHEPROPERTY IFYOUHAVEANYQUESTIONS, YOUSHOULDCONSULTANATTORNEYOFYOURCHOICE.

PublishedDate:March15,22,29,2023

CAUSENO.22-42851-P

THEESTATEOF § INTHECOUNTYCOURTATLAW

DECEASED

CJ Towing & Towing

TDLR# 0006542199C

VSF# 0656424VSF

22031 Walnut Dr

Porter, TX 77365

936-647-7538

CJTOWING2018@GMAIL.COM

Location Towed From: 2100 East Davis Street Conroe, TX 77301

Vehicle Info:

2019 Kia Rio

Vin# 3KPA24AB5KE215826

LP# No Plate

Black in Color

Published Date: March 15, 2023

CAUSENO.23-44213-P

§

DECEASED § MONTGOMERYCOUNTYTEXAS

NoticetoCreditors

Notice is hereby given that original Letters of Independent Administration with Will

Annexed for the Estate of IRENE SITTON BROWN Deceased, were issued on March 8, 2023, in

CauseNo.23-44213-P,pendinginCountyCourt,MontgomeryCounty,Texas,to: SHEILASTACYREYNOLDS

All persons having claims against this Estate, which is currently being administered, are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law

DATEDthe8thdayofMarch2023.

/s/MollieC.Lambert

MOLLIEC.LAMBERTPLLC P.O.Box490

Cleveland,Texas77328

Telephone:281-592-5243

Facsimile:281-592-5244

ATTORNEYFORTHEINDEPENDENT

ADMINISTRATORWITHWILLANNEXED

PublishedDate:March15,2023

§ NOTICETOCREDITORS

(§308.051,TexasEstatesCode)

NoticeisherebygiventhatoriginalLettersAdministrationfortheEstateofGLENNALAN TAKAKURA,Deceased,wereissuedonFebruary17,2023,inCauseNo.22-42851-Ppendinginthe ProbateCourtofMontgomeryCounty,Texas,to:YOSHIETAKAKURA.

Bychoiceoftherepresentatives,claimsshouldbeaddressedincareoftheattorney:

BenjaminH.Best,II

2414S.ParkAve. Pearland,Texas77581

All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are requiredtopresentthemwithinthetimeandinthemannerprescribedbylaw

Datedthis9thdayofMarch,2023.

Respectfullysubmitted, 2414S.ParkAve.

BENJAMINH.BEST,II

Tel: 281-485-0666

SBOT#02263600

Pearland,Texas77581 Fax: 281-485-3197 funeral47@sbcglobal.net

PublishedDate:March15,2023

NOTICETOCREDITORS

NoticeisherebygiventhatoriginalLettersTestamentaryfortheEstateofFrancesLavern Berry(alsoknownasFrancesLavernRhemannBerryandFrancesR.Berry),Deceased,wereissued on March 9, 2023, in Cause No. 23-44384-P pending in the County Court-At-Law No: 2, MontgomeryCounty,Texas,to: CarrieMoody(alsoknownasCarrieDeannBerryEubank).

All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are requiredtopresentthemtotheundersignedwithinthetimeandinthemannerprescribedbylaw

c/o: CarrieMoody 34614MichelleDrive

Pinehurst,Texas77362

DATEDthe13thdayofMarch,2023 ElizabethIles

AttorneyforCarrieMoody

StateBarNo.: 10386500

10210GrogansMillRoad

Suite225

Spring,Texas77380

Telephone: 832.721.1679

Facsimile: 866.371.6212

E-mail: contact@ileslaw.com

PublishedDate:March15,2023

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ESTATEOF § INCOUNTYCOURTATLAW

MARIEEDWINAHINCH, § N0.2 § §

All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being administered are requiredtopresentthemtotheundersignedwithinthetimeandinthemannerprescribedbylaw

Stilwell, c/o: RobinL.Apostolakis

DECEASED § MONTGOMERYCOUNTY,TEXAS

NoticetoCreditors

By: NoticeisherebygiventhatoriginalLettersofIndependentAdministrationfortheEstateof Deborah Malecki, Deceased, were issued on March 6, 2023, in Cause No. 22-43899-P, pending in CountyCourtatLawNo.2,MontgomeryCounty Texas,to:MeganKruse. Shenandoah,Texas77384

th DATEDthe9 dayofMarch,2023. Telephone: (281)419-6200

Shenandoah,Texas77384 128VisionParkBlvd.,Ste.140

NOTICE TO OWNER & LIENHOLDER

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Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of MARIE

EDWINAHINCH,Deceased,wereissuedonMarch8,2023,inCauseNo.23-44367-P pendingin CountyCourtatLawNo.2,MontgomeryCounty,Texas,to:

HEATHERLYNNCOBURN

c/oMollieCohnLambertPLLC Cleveland,Texas,77328

th DATEDthe8 dayofMarch2023.

/s/MollieC.Lambert MOLLIEC.LAMBERTPLLC P.O.Box490

Cleveland,Texas77328

Telephone:281-592-5243

CAUSENO.23-44221-P

ESTATEOF § INCOUNTYCOURTATLA'1V

§

c/o: JamesH.Stilwell DATEDMarch8,2023. JamesH.Stilwell

128VisionParkBlvd.,Suite140 StateBarNo.00794697 Shenandoah,Texas77384

128VisionParkBlvd.,Ste.140 RobinL.Apostolakis Facsimile: (281)419-0250 www.woodlandstxlawfirm.com PublishedDate:March15,2023 NOTICETOCREDITORS NoticeisherebygiventhatoriginalLettersTestamentaryfortheEstateofAmandaLeigh Shaw,Deceased,wereissuedonMarch8,2023,inCauseNo.22-42585-PpendinginCountyCourtat LawNo.2,MontgomeryCounty Texas,to:RobertCastro,Jr Stilwell,Earl&Apostolakis,LLP www.woodlandstxlawfirm.com

Shenandoah,Texas77384 128VisionParkBlvd.,Suite140 Telephone: (281)419-6200 Facsimile: (281)419-0250 PublishedDate:March15,2023

By: /s/JamesH.Stilwell

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DECEASED § MONTGOMERYCOUNTY,TEXAS

NoticetoCreditors

NoticeisherebygiventhatoriginalLettersTestamentaryfortheEstateofCAROLYNS. CAMERON,Deceased,wereissuedonMarch8,2023,inCauseNo.23-44221-P,pendinginCounty Court,MontgomeryCounty Texas,to:

CAROLYNS.CAMERON, § NO.2 P.O.Box490

§ JERRYH.CAMERON

c/oMollieCohnLambertPLLC

Cleveland,Texas,77328

All persons having claims against this Estate, which is currently being administered, are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law All persons having claimsshouldaddressthemincareoftherepresentativeattheaddressta above.

DATEDthe dayofMarch2023. th8 /s/MollieC.Lambert P.O.Box490

MOLLIEC.LAMBERTPLLC

Cleveland,Texas77328

Telephone:281-592-5243

Facsimile:281-592-5244

ATTORNEYFORTHEEXECUTOR

PublishedDate:March15,2023

NOTICETOALLPERSONSHAVINGCLAIMS AGAINSTTHEESTATEOFDOROTHYA.DENNIS, DECEASED JerryT DennisIII c/oKevinM.Kneisley Attorney 211RiggsStreet Conroe,Texas77301

The residence of such Executors is Montgomery County Texas.Thepostofficeaddressforpresentmentofclaims is: 211RiggsStreet AttorneyfortheEstate

EstateofDorothyA.Dennis.

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Notice is hereby given that original Letters TestamentaryfortheEstateofDorothyA.Dennis,wereissuedon February 22, 2023, in Cause No. 23-44230-P pending in the CountyCourtatLaw2,MontgomeryCounty,Texas,to: All persons having claims against this Estate, which is currentlybeingadministered,arerequiredtopresentthemwithin thetimeandinthemannerprescribedbylaw th DATEDthe14 dayofMarch,A.D.,2023. By:/s/KevinKneisley KEVINKNEISLEY Conroe,Texas77301 PublishedDate:March15,2023 CLASSIFIEDADS $10PERWEEK: CALL936-449-6397 ORONLINE www.montgomerycountynews.net