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Wednesday, March 20,2013
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Submit entries
for art contest
by March 30
The Camden County
Public Library joins other li
braries throughout the coun
try in celebrating National
Library Week Sunday, April
14 through Saturday, April
20.
To kick off the event, the
library will host its Fourth
Annual Art Contest. This
year’s theme is “Communi
ties Matter at Your Library.”
The library will accept art
work until Saturday, March
30. The contest is open to
the public and age limita
tions are 2 years old and
older.
The artwork may be in any
medium but artwork submit
ted should reflect this year’s
theme. Only one piece of
artwork per artist/person will
be accepted.
During the month of
April, the art will be dis
played in the library lobby
and will be judged by the pa
trons. The winning artwork
will be displayed during the
month of May inside the li
brary.
For more information,
visit the library or call Jen
nifer Pogue at (912) 729-
3741.
Obituaries
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Robert Alden Dutton
DUTTON — Robert Alden
Dutton, 65, of Wren Road in
Kingsland passed away unex
pectedly Sunday evening,
March 17, 2013, at Southeast
Georgia Health System, Cam
den Campus, in St. Marys.
Mr. Dutton was born May
29, 1947, in Hurricane, Utah.
He was the son of the late
Daniel Rex Dutton Sr. and Bar
bara Eager Dutton. Mr. Dutton
was a career U.S. Navy vet
eran and later was a dedicated
employee at Walmart. He mar
ried his sweetheart, Bonnie
Rae Slaughter, in St. George,
Utah, on Sept. 29, 1970, and
they journeyed life’s roads to
gether for almost 42 years.
From his family’s perspec
tive, Mr. Dutton was one to be
a kind and patient husband,
father, grandfather and friend.
His gentle ways, easy laugh
and teachings of selflessness
by example will be absent
from everywhere but the
hearts and minds of those who
knew and loved him best. He
will be greatly missed.
Mr. Dutton is survived by his
beloved wife, Bonnie R. Dut
ton; his mother, Barbara Dut
ton of Grand Junction, Colo.;
his daughters, Molly Dutton of
St. Marys, August (Jayson)
Starmer of Kingsland, Barbara
Elizabeth (Nathan) Wright of
Park Rapids, Minn., and
Leilani (Jeff) Tessman of De
troit Lake, Minn.; his sons, Joel
Robert (Kristy) Dutton of
Saguaro, Ariz., and James
“Rex” Dutton of Kingsland; his
sisters, Carol (Duane) Wheat-
ley of Grand Junction, Colo.,
and Kristina (James) Cook of
Oregon City, Ore.; his broth
ers, Daniel “Rex” Dutton of St.
George, Utah and Gary (June)
Dutton of Spanish Fork, Utah;
his grandchildren, Courtney,
Faith, Joseph, Dylan, Lane,
Maddison, Isabel, Juliette,
Jade, Xander, Sabastian,
Cheyenne, Kylee, Brianna,
Charlie, Zachary and Julia;
and his several nieces and
nephews.
A visitation will be held from
10-10:45 a.m. Thursday,
March 21, 2013, at the Latter
Day Saints Church in Kings
land with the funeral service to
follow in the sanctuary at 11
a.m. Interment will be held at
1:30 p.m. in the Jacksonville
National Cemetery in Jack
sonville, Fla., with military hon
ors to be rendered.
The family requests in lieu of
flowers that memorial contribu
tions be made in his honor at
http://www.gatransplant.org/.
Coastal Camden Funeral
Home in Kingsland is en
trusted with his arrangements.
GALLIGAN — James T.
Galligan IV of St. Marys died
Friday, March 15, 2013, at
Southeast Georgia Health
System, Camden Campus. A
memorial Mass and complete
list of survivors will be an
nounced later. Allison Memo
rial Chapel of St. Marys is in
charge of arrangements.
WALKER — Mrs. Lovell
Ann Walker, age 47, of Kings
land passed away on Wednes
day afternoon, March 13,
2013, at the Southeast Geor
gia Health System in St.
Marys.
No services are planned at
this time.
Coastal Camden Funeral
Home in Kingsland is en
trusted with the arrangements.
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JackW. Walker
WALKER — Jack W.
Walker, 77, of St. Marys,
passed away Sunday, March
17, 2013, at the Senior Care
Center in St. Marys.
Born Feb. 14, 1936, in
Odum, he was the son of the
late Johnny W. Walker and the
late Willie Mae Walker. In ad
dition to his parents, he was
preceded in death by a
brother, Rusty Walker, two sis
ters, Sue Westberry and Doris
Thornton, and stepfather,
Frank Harris.
Mr. Walker had resided in
Camden County since 1987
and was a veteran of the
United States Navy, retiring as
senior chief with 24 years of
service, and served his coun
try honorably during the Viet
nam era. Following his
retirement, he was with Kings
Bay civil service for 13 years
and also with civilian contrac
tors for seven years at Kings
Bay and Mayport Naval Sta
tion, for his total of 44 years
with the U.S. Navy. He was an
avid bowler and Jaguar fan
and was of the Baptist faith.
Memorial services will be
held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday,
March 20, 2013, at Allison Me
morial Chapel in St. Marys
with Fr. Gabe Cummings offi
ciating and with full military
honors.
Survivors include his wife,
Aiko “Judy” Walker of St.
Marys; son, Johnny Walker
(Pamella) of Jacksonville, Fla.;
two daughters, Patsy Osburn
(Chris) of St. Simons Island
and Linda Dillingham (Her
man) of Jacksonville, Fla.; two
brothers, Jimmy Harris of
Ocilla and Jerry Harris (Deb
bie) of Atlanta; two sisters, Bil
lie Jo Cribbs (Montgomery) of
Jesup and Janet Olmstead of
Oklahoma City, Okla.; and
many nieces and nephews.
The family requests memo
rial contributions in memory of
Jack Walker be made to the
American Cancer Society or
the Alzheimer’s Foundation.
Allison Memorial Chapel of
St. Marys is in charge of
arrangements.
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Submitted photo
Camden County High School Students Chloe Bragg and Joshua Clifford participated in All-
State band for 2013.
Hard work pays off
for young musicians
Submitted photo
Band students Chloe Bragg (center) and Joshua Clifford
chosen for All-State band are pictured with band director
Allan Smith.
Emily Heglund
editorl@tds.net
Two Camden County
High School band students
recently survived several
rounds of cuts to make the
All-State band for 2013.
Freshman Chloe Bragg
and sophomore Joshua Clif
ford earned spots in the band
on bassoon and bass clarinet,
respectively, and endured
two days of rehearsals for the
band’s March 2 concert in
Savannah.
“Going in front of the
judges is always nerve rack
ing,” Clifford said of the two
rounds of tryouts in Appling
County and Warner Robins.
This was Clifford’s first
year to make All-State band,
a goal he has had since he
began auditioning in seventh
grade. When the call finally
came, Clifford tore down
stairs to tell his parents.
“My parents thought I fell
down the stairs,” he said with
a laugh. “I really felt good
this year.”
Bragg, who said she enjoys
telling stories through music,
began playing bassoon in
sixth grade.
“I just like the way it
sounds,” she said, adding she
noticed immediately how the
quality of her fellow musi
cians improved with each
round of auditions.
Band director Allan Smith
said past years have seen one
student per year make All-
State band, so having two in
one year is special.
“We’re very proud of each
of them,” he said.
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