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Chief Whitley ends career on top

Fire chief oversaw tremendous growth in department and community BY CLAY NEELY

clay@newnan.com After 30 years in the pursuit of providing the be st i n publ ic s a fet y, Newnan Fire Chief David Whitley has officially called it a day. His retirement marks t he end of a long a nd storied ca reer that helped usher in a modern f ire department to service the citizens of the city of Newnan. A native of Fairburn, Whitley graduated from Ca mpbell High School i n 19 79 before joi n i ng t he A r my t he fol low i n g ye a r. A f ter ending his ser vice, he came to Newnan as an e m ploye e at t h e n e w Eckerd Drugstore ware-

house i n Shena ndoa h . D u r i ng t h at t i me, t he idea of goi ng to work for the fire department took root. “I worked with a good friend of mine, Captain A la n Bowden , at Eckerd Drugs Corporation that told me about the f ire department, and I t houg ht it wou ld be a good f it w it h my m i lit a r y ex p er ience ,” he recalled. I n 1 9 8 7, W h i t l e y signed up for two lifeti me com m itments – one to h i s w i fe Joa n , and the other as a fullt i m e a s a f i r e f i g h te r fo r t h e Ne w n a n F i r e Department.

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PHOTO BY CLAY NEELY

Fire Chief David Whitley spent his entire career as a firefighter at the Newnan Fire Department. His tenure helped usher in a tremendous period of growth at the department.

40 students honored by Ferguson at academy nomination ceremony

PHOTO BY CLAY NEELY

Author Elizabeth Beers, right, and Carolyn Turner, who helped her put the book together, are proud of “History With Elizabeth.” The book grew from talks on local history that Beers gave at the Carnegie Library beginning almost 10 years ago. SUBMITTED PHOTO

A large number of high school students received nominations for military academies recently. Pictured are the nominees, Congressman Drew Ferguson and board members who helped nominate students.

BY TAYLOR ROBINS

taylor@newnan.com Con g re s sm a n D re w Ferguson hosted the 3rd Congressional District Military Academy nomination ceremony at the University of West Georg ia’s New na n ca mpus recently. “When I think about this great nation and I think about the things that I love in this countr y,” Ferg uson said as he started off the ceremony last Friday. “Without question, the number one thing for me is our freedom. The freedom to be who we want to be. To live our lives the way we want to. To invest in a business, education, whatever we want to do and most import a nt ly ra i se ou r ch i ldren the way we feel is right in the faith that we choose we can do. That is something that is so important.” Forty high school students were recognized a nd received nom i nations to military service academies. “It is sometimes the g reatest sacri f ice a ny of you or a nyone ca n m a ke ,” Ferg uson sa id about joining the military service. "That is giving up yourself for the betterment of this nation. And it is, in my opinion, it is truly humbling to me to be able to stand here in front of you today and

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Congressman Drew Ferguson shakes the hand of an academy nominee last Friday at a ceremony held at the University of West Georgia’s Newnan campus.

say thank you for that willingness to commit to that level of service. It is truly something that we are all very grateful for.” Nom i ne e s aver a ge d a 3.93 GPA, a 1270 SAT s c o r e a n d a 2 9 AC T score. Most also participated in three varsity spor ts a nd f ive clubs, some as officers. Of the 40 nominees, seven are Eagle Scouts; 27 have part-time jobs; 29 are members of church youth groups; 31 participate in at least one com-

mu n it y s er v ice or g an i zat ion on a reg u la r basis; and 15 are JROTC members. Nominees include Wi l lia m Brow n , Rya n Cockes, Ka’Leah Davis, Jakob Dawson, Eric Neal Donevant, Paris Evans, Haley Farmer, Christian Fontanez-Virella, Claire Goins, Nicholas Greiff, Benjamin Griffith, Nichola s Ha nd ley, Sa muel Hick s, Lia m Holliday, Liam Hullstine, Eduard Hurtado, Jarrod Jackson, Chase Evan Jarck, Dar-

ryl Langford, Jonathan Lewis, Keoni Macayan, Shawn Matthews, Jake McMahon, Brianna M o o r e , J a c o b P a r r y, Na t h a n P r i c e , Wy a t t Matthew Redmond, Cameron Rothley, Donald Sener, Julia Sizemore, Eugene Smith, Amanda Stephens, Luke Turner, K at h r y n Wa rd , Ja mes Weldon, Liam West, Isaia h Wilk ins, Ha rrison Wi l l i a m s , Wi l l Wit herow and Eric Woods.

Beers’ history talks become a book BY W. WINSTON SKINNER winston@newnan.com Almost 10 years ago, Elizabeth Beers began g iv i n g t a l k s on lo c a l history at the Carnegie Library. The f irst talk was about the original R . D. Cole l ig ht poles i n d ow n tow n , w h i c h were then being replicated to replace more modern lighting. “I really enjoyed it,” she recalled. T hus bega n a reg ul a r We d n e s d a y p r e sentation. “I had regulars who came,” Beers said, recalling that she bra nc hed out to g ive programs on families, communities, hospitals and other topics. After Beers gave her last ta l k in December 2 016 , E l len Corker of t he New n a n- Coweta Historical Society suggested Beers turn her talks into a book. Beers was at f irst skept ic a l , but f i n a l ly decided to u nder ta ke t he proje c t . T he f i nished project, “History With Elizabeth,” is now in print. Beers had done 86 progra ms – missing one we ek b e c au s e of s n o w. S h e k n e w s h e would have to choose some of t hem for t he book and omit others. “It wa s ver y ha rd

to d e c id e ,” s h e s a id . “There was such a wealth of information.” B eers joi ned forces with another local historian, Carolyn Turner. “I did t he computer s t u f f , ” Tu r n e r s a i d . Beers gave her the programs, and Turner formatted t hem for pub l ic at ion , re s e a rc h i n g along the way in order to submit a f inal draft of the book. “I never cou ld have done it w it hout her,” Beers said of Turner. “It has been a wonderf ul relat ion sh ip. It cou ld not have happened without her expertise and knowledge." The book is formatted w it h t he t a l k s a s t h e y we re or i g i n a l ly presented. T he date of each of the 41 talks is noted at the beginning of each chapter to give readers a time reference. The R.D. Cole street lamp is a leitmotif that notes t he end of each chapter. B e e r s a n d Tu r n e r k new that a n image of the Carnegie was needed for t he cover of t he book . They experimented w it h severa l photo graphs – but were not

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In those days, the fire department had one station and 26 staff members, and responded to about 400 calls a year. “It was really basic public safety stuff back then,” Whitley recalled. “Fires, fuel spill, fire alarms. We still relied on EMS for medical calls.” Thirty years later, the Newnan Fire Department employs over 60 personnel, responds to 5,000 calls a year, and is expected to open a fourth fire station by 2019. It didn’t happen overnight, but it sure seemed like it, Whitley said. Prior to becoming Chief, Whitley was focused on integrating EMS services into the department. Firefighters were trained in basic first aid, but lacked the gear and training to take it to the next level. Whitley told himself if he was ever in charge of making decisions at the fire department, that would be the first thing he’d tackle. In 2000, he finally got the chance. “You could see it was the direction the fire service was going,” he said. “Municipalities aren’t going to pay you to simply fight fires and EMS is a natural fit.” The shift to incorporating EMS services wasn’t going to be easy, but with the right backing, the transition began to take shape. “Most places I’ve been, pe ople re a l ly d i sl i ke change and the fire department was no exception,” he recalled. “But I have worked under the two best city managers I could ask for who have supported and helped us make our modern fire department a reality. We’ve been able to save a lot of folks and accomplished our mission of minimizing loss as first responders.”

For almost 30 years, Battalion Chief Jeffrey Patterson has worked alongside Whitley. The two former Army veterans enjoyed a long career of helping to better the fire department. “His vision took the department to the next level, and he always had the best interest of the city in mind,” Patterson said. With a new culture evolving, Whitley also witnessed the ISO rating change of a 4 to an ISO rating of 2 in the span of just four years. With a new fire station expected to open on Millard Farmer Bypass by 2019, an ISO rating of 1 is nearly guaranteed. The new station is expected to alleviate 900 calls from the downtown station. “David has guided the New na n Fi re Depa r tment through the fastest growth era of our city,” said City Manager Cleatus Phillips. “He has overseen the opening of new stations, the purchase of new equipment, the hiring of many firemen, and the implementation of advancement technology. David’s retirement is wellearned, as he is leaving the fire department in a great position and on a very solid foundation.” But the position of leadership is often filled with stress, Whitley said. Overseeing drastic changes and growth on a daily basis requires a solid safety net at home. With Joan and his two daughters, Rachel and Rebecca, Whitley has found a place of refuge and support. Spending his weekends raising animals on the family farm outside Grantville, Whitley recharges from one of the most stressful occupations in America. “People don’t realize, longevity as a fire chief isn’t very long,” he said.

“But you have to be able to laugh and rely on your staff.” Surrounding himself with good people has allowed a long and prosperous career, Whitley said. But in order for that to work, everyone has to be on the same page to get things accomplished. Many of his co-workers cite his “open door” policy that gives everyone a voice. “There are two kinds of leaders – the ‘my way or the highway’ type, or those who want to listen and figure out a solution,” he said. “I’m definitely the latter. Some of the best ideas come from those people who walk through my door to make a suggestion.” For over a decade, Renee Windom has worked as W hitley’s administrative assistant. She said his open door policy has made him an excellent leader. “If you have a problem, come to him and we can work it out,” she said. “I can honestly say, I haven’t had too many problems at all, which I give Chief Whitley most of the credit for. He kept things smooth around here.” Some of those same people are also currently in the running to take over the role of chief once Whitley leaves work for the final time on Wednesday. While he said he’ll enjoy life on the farm, Whitley said he ADDEDwould AT REGISTER! like to remain involved in serving the community in some capacity. “I’d like the chance to accomplish more things, but without the stress,” he said. “But the future of the fire department is in good hands, no matter who is chief. They need fresh legs and ideas because there will always be a new challenge on the horizon.”

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Open Studio Thursday

‘Peter and the Starcatcher’

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Presented by The Newnan Theatre Company, the Tony award–winning “Peter and the Starcatcher” upends the century-old story of how a miserable orphan comes to be The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up (a.k.a. Peter Pan). A wildly theatrical adaptation of Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson’s best–selling novels, the play was conceived for the stage by directors Roger Rees and Alex Timbers, and written by Rick Elice with music by Wayne Barker. From marauding pirates and jungle tyrants to unwilling comrades and unlikely heroes, Peter and the Starcatcher playfully explores the depths of greed and despair... and the bonds of friendship, duty and love. For more information, call Newnan Theatre Company at 770-683-6282.

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Backstreet Arts

Backstreet Arts is a free art studio located at 19-B First Avenue in Newnan, behind Bridging the Gap, across from Newnan Theatre Company. The studio is open to all individuals who want to practice art in a comfortable, nonintimidating atmosphere. For more information or to check daily studio hours, call 706-940-2787 or visit www.backstreetart.org

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Organic Vegetable Gardening in Seven Steps

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Jeff Lindsey Communities donates $6,500 to Southeastern Assistance in Healthcare. This is third year Jeff Lindsey has donated to the organization, which helps local cancer patients with non-medical expenses. From left are, front, Katie Brady, Cindy Luckie, Lana Mobley, Donna Malon, Karen Annis, Michelle Thill, Carol Sprayberry, Linda Jarvis; back, Andy Miller, Don Phillips, Carole Ann Fields.

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kandice@newnan.com Jeff Lindsey Commun it ies don ated $6 , 50 0 to t he Sout heaster n A ssista nce i n Hea lt hcare, ma king it the third year in a row the bui lder has donated to t he orga n i zat ion . Located i n Senoia , JLC builds new homes in various parts of Alaba m a a nd i n Georg ia . The donation was presented at T he Ca nc e r Tr e a t m e n t C e n ters of A merica on Thursday morning. Sout hea ster n A ssistance is a 501(c)3 organization that provides assista nce to ca ncer patients cu rrently bei ng treated at hospitals in the lo c a l a re a by prov iding grants to help with non-medical expenses. The company’s $6, 500 gift came from donating $500 for e ve r y c o n t r a c t w r i tten i n t he mont h of O c tob er, wh ic h wa s Nat ion a l B re a st Ca ncer Awareness month.

JLC wrote a total of 13 cont racts t hat mont h . Don na Ma lon wit h JLC sa id t he donation sig n if ies how much Jeff Lindsey cares about t he com mun ity. “He believes in what SA IH is doing to help patients batt l i ng ca ncer,” Ma lon sa id. Cindy Luck ie with SAIH said each month S A I H h e l p s a p p r ox i mately 1 50 patients g ra nt i ng $ 3 0, 50 0, but last month the organization helped 165 families. All money is raised through donations, a nd 9 8 percent go e s d i rect ly to pat ients . “ T he need i s rea l ly growing,” Luckie said. “I know JLC has a special interest with cancer pat ient s . I appre ciate their genuine concern for local cancer patients who need assistance with everyday livi ng expenses, such as food, uti lit ies a nd hou si ng.” I n addition to t he donation from JLC , SA I H a l so received a

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Where gracious hospitality is a way of life.

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Insignia Senior Living of Newnan

is a personal care home nestled on a beautiful setting offering gracious hospitality in a comfortable and elegant atmosphere including:

(Formally known as Savannah Court)

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• Beautiful courtyards and spacious porches

• Linen and housekeeping services

• Assistance with medication and personalized resident service plans

• Fun and meaningful activities

• Specialized services for those with Alzheimer’s disease or related memory impairment

• Scheduled transportation

Please call us today to schedule your personal tour. Brenda Mitchell, Executive Director

Senior Communities Centered Around Family

27 Belt Road

Newnan, GA 30263

770.251.6639