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ARLINGTON, TEXAS - William Curtis (Bill) Nichols died at his home in Arlington, Texas, on Thursday, January 21, 2021.  He was born on November 19, 1952, in Fort Worth, Texas, to Robert L. (Bob) Nichols and Frances Hardison Nichols.  He was a devoted son, providing care for both of his parents as they aged.   He moved with his family to a farm near Chisholm, Texas, in 1962.  The old farmhouse and grounds required many weekends of hard work by everyone in the family, including 10-year-old Bill, to ready it for occupancy.   When Bill suggested the farm name be “Achinâ...

May 16, 1943 - January 16, 2021 Sunny Greer passed away on January 16 at her home in La Grande Oregon. She went to be with her Lord quietly, peacefully, with family at her side. We who were with her felt privileged and honored to be able to walk that last life journey with her, to see her off on that great journey, and to say a temporary good-bye to her. Sunny was born on May 16, 1943, to William Robert “Bob” and Shirley J. Gott in Kansas City Missouri. Her family in Denver have always called her Marcia but her Uncle Nate called her Sunshine, and she has always been Sunny to everyon...

Wilson Joseph Edward “Ed” Wilson, 96, of Trenton, Ohio, formerly of Altoona, entered the presence of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and was reunited with his beloved wife, Alice, on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021. He was born in Barnesboro, son of the late Thomas and Leona (Lowmaster) Wilson. He married Alice (Thomas) Wilson on June 11, 1949, at the Second EUB Church in Altoona. Surviving is a son, Thomas Edward (Karen) of Beavercreek, Ohio; a daughter, Patricia Louise (Danny) Kuykendoll of Trenton, Ohio; seven grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his belov...

Posted by Dana McCoy The Simpsons Farm originated in1904 in the Homebranch community by William Robert Simpson. They built their house in 1904; then started to pursue their lives in farming when William Robert purchased 89 acres of farmland. After the passing of William Robert Simpson, the farm was passed down to his son.  There are many hardships that come with being a farmer. During The Depression, the Simpson family lost 50 acres of the farmland, resulting in being left with 39 acres in total. Being a farmer was very different in that time period compared to the times we’re living in ...

Legislators weigh measure that would allow nicknames on ballots Governor worries some might choose nicknames like "The Greatest" or "The People's Hero" instead of the names they really use. Billy Bob Faulkingham is looking, finally, to get his name on the ballot. The Winter Harbor Republican already holds a seat in the Legislature, but voters have always had to recognize at the polling place that the Billy Bob they know is the same guy as the William Robert who appears on the ballot. Billy Bob Faulkingham Maine Legislature Faulkingham said Tuesday that he’s pushing a bill this year that ...