DEATHSn Devera McMullen, 48, of

Danville Road, Lancaster,died Saturday. Arrange-ments are pending at Ram-sey Funeral Home,Lancaster.

n Dillard Saylor, 62, ofHigh Bridge Road, Lan-caster, died Saturday.Arrangements are pendingat Ramsey Funeral Home,Lancaster.

FUNERALS

Leslie Carmicle KniesLeslie J. Carmicle Knies,

41, passed away unexpect-edly on ursday, April 26,2012.

Born in Boyle County, shewas a daughter of PhillipCarmicle and the late LindaMerrick Phillips, and thewife of Randy Knies.

Mrs. Knies worked as afront desk agent at BestWestern Hotel in Danville.She loved to search for andcollect arrowheads, catfishin her pond, cook, spendtime talking with friends onFacebook and above all,loved and adored spendingtime with her family.

Along with her lovinghusband, she is survived byher father, Phillip (Marche-tta) Carmicle of Danville;two daughters, AngelaRenee Crank of Lancasterand Amanda Dawn Bene-dict of Gravel Switch; twostepsons, Jeremy Alan Kniesof Lexington and JoshuaAaron (Jennifer) Knies ofHarrodsburg; two brothers,Jimmy K. Galloway of WestLiberty and Brandon Gal-loway of Loris, S.C.; four sis-ters, Natasha Galloway ofMonticello, Lori K. Carmicleof Nicholasville, Jennifer Ap-plegate of Stanford and LeahClark of Perryville; hergrandmother, Bernice E.Merrick and seven grand-children, Aaliyah, Katie,Daniel, Aubry, JoJo,Carmine and Kaydence.

Her grandparents, Char-lie and Alice Carmicle andGeorge P. Merrick III, pre-ceded her in death.

Pallbearers will be JeremyKnies, Dustin Finley, AlanFinley, Dylan Merrick, Bran-don Galloway and BrianKnies. Honorary pallbearerswill be Kristie Finley andMrs. Knies’ co-workers fromBest Western Hotel.

Funeral services will be 2p.m. Tuesday, May 1, 2012,at Preston-Pruitt Funeral

Home with John Watts offi-ciating. Burial will follow inDanville Memorial Gardens.

Visitation is 5-9 p.m.today at the funeral home.

Memorial contributionsmay be made to the SusanG. Komen for the Cure, Attn:Donor Services, P.O. Box650309, Dallas, Tex. 75265-0309.

A memorial tribute wall isavailable at www.preston-pruitt.com.

GARRARD

Dillard Saylor1949-2012

LANCASTER — DillardSaylor, 62, of High BridgeRoad, died Saturday.

Born July 3, 1949, inLeslie County, he was a sonof the late Eli and CindyRoark Saylor. He was a vet-erinarian assistant.

Survivors include hiswife, Dorthy Adams Saylor;sons, Brian Keith, AnthonyWayne and Ronnie Saylor,all of Garrard County; broth-ers, Billy and Walter Saylor,sisters; Margaret Rogers andLoretta Caudwell; andgrandchildren.

Services will be 2 p.m.Tuesday at Ramsey FuneralHome. Burial will be in Lan-caster Cemetery.

Visitation is 5-9 p.m.today.

Memorial contributionsmay be made to Hospice ofthe Bluegrass.

Tribute wall at www.ram-seyfuneralhome.com.

LINCOLN

Johnny Baker1953-2012

CRAB ORCHARD —Johnny Ray Baker, 58, ofCopper Creek, passed awaySaturday, April 28, at Rock-castle Regional Hospital inMount Vernon. He was thehusband of Nerissa LynneShelton Baker, whom hemarried Sept. 30, 1972.

Johnny Ray was bornDec. 12, 1953, in Berea, Ky.He was the son of the lateJohn and Lorene JonesBaker. John was a retiredmaster machine mechanicfor Trane Co. and a memberof Valley Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wifeof 39 years, Nerissa LynneShelton Baker; three chil-dren, Kristin Nicole (Shane)Miracle, John Nathan Bakerand Melissa Lynne (Bran-don) McIntosh; a brother,Gary Wayne Baker; fivegrandchildren, DestinyCheyenne Brogan, ElianaBrynne Baker, Jailyn Chris-tine Brown, Brayden Con-nor McIntosh and EmberBrooke Miracle; a host ofcousins and many friends.

In addition to his parentshe was preceded in death bya sister, Sherry Turner, and abrother, Jeffrey Neal Baker.

e funeral will be 2 p.m.Tuesday, May 1, 2012, at Val-ley Baptist Church on Cop-

per Creek officiated by Bro.Bobby Turner and Bro. TonyShelton. Burial will be inWilmot Chapel Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be BillBaker, Mike Cable, JamesJones, Bobby Dean Cald-well, Chris Faulkner, MikeLouallen and Lyndon Smith.

Honorary pallbearers willbe Kevin and Monte Shel-ton, Tom Schuler, Jeffompson, Mike McFerronand Bill Adams.

Visitation is after 5 p.m.today at McKnight FuneralHome and from noon to the2 p.m. funeral time on Tues-day, May 1, 2012, at ValleyBaptist Church.

In lieu of flowers, the fam-ily suggests memorial con-tributions be made to theWilmot Chapel CemeteryFund, c/o P.O. Box 97, CrabOrchard, KY 40419.

Dorothy Kester1929-2012

STANFORD — DorothyLou King Kester, 82, of Stan-ford, Ky., died Saturday,April 28, 2012, at GoldenLiving Center in Stanford.

Born July 1, 1929, in Hen-derson, Ky., she was adaughter of the late Georgeand Nell Gibson King. Shewas a homemaker, a mem-ber of Stanford BaptistChurch and a charter mem-ber of Southside BaptistChurch in Booneville, Ind.She was the widow of RobertEdward Kester.

Survivors include adaughter, Sheila Under-

wood (Stuart) of Stanford;and several nieces andnephews. She was precededin death by six brothers, Bill,Charles, Floyd, Lloyd, Peterand Raymond King; and sixsisters, Elizabeth Simpson,Cora Flack, Juanita Bartley,Amanda Claybrooks, NellMann and Midge Russell.

e funeral service will be11 a.m. ursday, May 3,2012, at Schneider FuneralHome Chapel, Mount Ver-non, Ind. Dr. Doug Russelland Dennis King will offici-ate the service. Burial will bein Belle Fontaine Cemetery,Mount Vernon, Ind.

Visitation will be 6-8 p.m.Tuesday at Spurlin FuneralHome Chapel in Stanfordand 6-8 p.m. Wednesday,May 2, 2012, at SchneiderFuneral Home Chapel,Mount Vernon, Ind.

Memorials in lieu of flow-ers may be given to the Lin-coln County Junior MissScholarship Program andEzekiel Rain, a missionaryfund for the restoration ofailand homes, both incare of Mae Renner, 120Frontier Blvd., Stanford, KY40484.

MERCER

Elizabeth AndersonHARRODSBURG — Eliz-

abeth Fredrick Anderson,85, of Harrodsburg, wife ofAdrian Allen Anderson, diedSaturday, at her home.

Born in Carlisle, Ky., shewas a daughter of the lateOwen and Ida Lee LawrenceFredrick.

Survivors include herhusband, A.A. Anderson;three daughters, PauletteStivers Bishop Harrodsburg,Gilda A. Daley of London,Rhoda Lee Conley of Hus-tonville; eight grandchil-dren; 19 great-grand-children; a great-great-grandchild; a half brother,Reynolds Fredrick of Paris,Ky.; and a half sister, Erma

Dee Buckner of Carlisle.e funeral will be 1 p.m.

Wednesday, May 2, at Rans-dell Funeral Chapel.

Visitation will be5-8 p.m.Tuesday.

Gertrude M. Phillips1924-2012

HARRODSBURG —Gertrude M. Phillips, 87, ofHarrodsburg, died Friday.

Born May 2, 1924, inHarrodsburg, she was adaughter of the late Her-man and Sadie RogersRiley. She was a retiredBeaumont Inn cook and amember of HarrodsburgBaptist Church.

Survivors include adaughter, Shirley (Charles)Wheeler of Harrodsburg;two sons, Clarence (Rita)Phillips of Harrodsburgand David W. (Rosie)Phillips Jr. of Burgin; andtwo grandchildren.

Funeral services will be11 a.m. Tuesday at Rans-dell Funeral Chapel.

Visitation is 5-8 p.m.today at the funeral home.

ELSEWHERE

Morris “Dwane” WhiteBEREA — Morris Dwane

White, 42, of Stanford,passed away Friday, April27, 2012, of injuries sus-tained in an accident.

Dwane was born in Rich-mond, Ky., to Morris G.White and Wanda AbramsRenner. He was employed

with Central Seal inDanville, a former owner ofTren Tire Center in Stanfordand a retired U.S. Army vet-eran.

Dwane graduated fromMadison Central HighSchool in 1988 and went onto study at Eastern KentuckyUniversity for four years.

Survivors include hiswife, Kelli J. White; two chil-dren, Kash Rylan andKinslee Paige White; hismother and stepfather,omas and Wanda Renner;his father Morris White;grandparents, Dewey andeda Van Winkle Abrams;stepbrother, Brian Renne;aunt, Sandy (Bill) Freeman;uncles, Billy Joe White andBernie (Susan) Abrams; hisinlaws, Earl and CarolynMiller; sister-in-law, StaciMiller; cousins, Kelley Free-man, Casey Abrams, CoryAbrams and Mark AlanParker; and many extendedaunts, uncles, cousins andfriends.

Dwane was preceded indeath by his paternal grand-parents, Claude and PaulineAbney White.

Services will be 1 p.m.Wednesday, May 2, 2012, atLakes Funeral Home withBro. James Hardin officiat-ing. Burial will follow withfull military rites at MadisonCounty Memorial Gardens.

Pallbearers will be NickJones, Michael Lee, CarterCrowe, Chuck Isaacs, SteveJones and Garry Gay. Hon-orary bearers will be BrianRenner, Mark Parker, CoryAbrams, Casey Abrams, Kel-ley Freeman and Steve Ison.

Visitation will be 5-9 p.m.Tuesday at Lakes FuneralHome.

Donations may be madein Dwane’s memory to Peo-ples Bank of MadisonCounty, a trust fund hasbeen set up for his children.

Condolences may be leftfor the family atwww.lakesfuneralhome.com

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Spelling it out: Kristie of the Ned Show performs during a pep rally for The Kentucky Performance Rating for Educational Progress testing inthe gymnasium at Junction City Elementary School. The NED Show is a program that uses three steps: N — never give up, E — encourage others,and D — do your best.

Two injured in crashTwo people were injured Saturday in a car accident at

the intersections of South Fourth and Walnut streets,Danville police said.

e accident happened around 8:45 p.m. when NathanHankman, 18, of Midland, Ga., disregarded a red light whiledriving a 2007 Kia Sorento, according to police. Hankman’scar struck a 1999 Plymouth Breeze driven by Linda Harris,45, of Danville. Danville firefighters had to extricate Harrisfrom her vehicle. Boyle County EMS transported Harris aswell as her passenger, Chris Patton, 34, of Danville, toEphraim McDowell Regional Medical Center.

MeetingsBoyle County Board of Education — 6 p.m. ursday at

Boyle County High School library for a special work sessionregarding Boyle County Middle School heating and air con-ditioning renovation project; alternative school program;Woodlawn Elementary School turning lane options; andpossible transportation of students less than one mile.

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Police: 3-year-old finds gun, kills siblingRADCLIFFE (AP) — Police in central Kentucky say a

young child found a gun and fatally shot a younger sib-ling. The News-Enterprise in Elizabethtown(http://bit.ly/IkTGKg ) reported the incident occurredSunday afternoon in a family’s home.

Radcliff Police spokesman Bryce Shumate said a 3-year-old found a gun and shot the baby.

The name of the family was not immediately released.