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Survivors include her loving husband of 64 years, Nolan Richardson; son, Mike (Christie) Richardson; daughter, Karen (Tom) Quarles; brothers, Luther Berry (Regina) Nicholson, Jr. and Gary Lee (Vicki) Nicholson; grandchildren, Kaitlin (Ryan) Murphy, Meredith (Jake) Raines, Brittany (Vlad) Kouzniaev; Sarah Westbrook, Blake Richardson, Samuel Wiggins, Emma Wiggins; great-grandchildren, Noah, Reagan and Kira; along with numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 12:00 Noon Thursday at First Baptist Church of Fort Oglethorpe with Pastors Dan Scott and Billy Christol officiating. Interment will follow at Chattanooga National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to First Baptist Church of Fort Oglethorpe. The family will receive friends 10-12 Noon Thursday at First Baptist Church of Fort Oglethorpe. Arrangements by Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory, Battlefield Parkway. BREAKING: Former Chatt. Prep. teacher Kenya White intends to plead guilty to enticement charges in federal court. Patients say Fort Oglethorpe clinic cost them thousands in surprise billing feesby Maggie Weaver — We have received several complaints from patients of a walk-in clinic in Fort Oglethorpe who say that billing issues have cost them thousands of dollars These complaints involve Physicians Care in Fort Oglethorpe Some patients have reported that the business initially claims to accept their insurance The size of the bill is not the only issue Some tell us that they did not even receive a bill until months later they received bills after they had returned to the clinic multiple times Tuesday we spoke with those patients and the Better Business Bureau to find out why this is happening Samantha Reid says during her first visit to the clinic in February of last year she got a bill in the mail saying her insurance was not in their network and she owed thousands of dollars Multiple commenters posted similar stories on Facebook post And at least 3 formal complaints were filed with the Better Business Bureau The Better Business Bureau tells us the clinic now has an F rating after not responding to the filed complaints We also reached out to the clinic over the phone and in email with questions Georgia state law says it is the patient's responsibility to check their coverage and network But when we took Samantha's concerns to the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fires If you need to file a consumer insurance complaint, go here. of Fort Oglethorpe went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday Tennessee and was a life-long resident of the Chattanooga/North Georgia area She graduated from Red Bank High School Class of 1954 Rivers was of the Church of God of Prophecy faith Markeita Gray of Ringgold and Tammy (Sherrell) Gray Smith of Ringgold; step-children Charles (Vivian) Terry; two grandchildren; eight step-grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; along with several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be 11:00 AM Monday in the funeral home chapel with Rev Interment will follow at Hamilton Memorial Gardens Visit www.heritagebattlefield.com to share condolences with the family and view memorial tribute The family will receive friends 4-8 PM Sunday at Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Gebelein at 706-866-2512 Digital Producer/Weekend Assignment Editor The Fort Oglethorpe Police Department is asking for the public's help to identify two men involved in a fraud and forgery case The reference number for the case is #FOP2504021 Email notifications are only sent once a day Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device The Fort Oglethorpe Police Department has asked that residents plan accordingly and avoid the area if possible A fire truck has landed in a ditch on Mack Smith Road in Fort Oglethorpe Mack Smith Road will be closed between Katherine Lane and Steele Road until they can safely remove the truck The Fort Oglethorpe Police Department has asked that residents plan accordingly and avoid the area if possible Funeral services honoring the life of Jeffery Hooper will take place in the funeral home chapel 11 AM Garland Hullander officiating.  Interment will be in Tennessee Georgia Memorial Park He is preceded in death by step-father James Poplin and grandparents Ray and Billie Ashley and Colleen and James Chauncey.  Please visit www.heritagebattlefield.com to share condolences with the family and view the online memorial tribute Honorary pallbearers will be Hamilton County S.T.A.R.S..  Police Chief Keith Sewell says Crystal Keaton was picked up on Thursday to be taken to a treatment facility in south Georgia but she never showed up UPDATE: Crystal Keaton has been found safe PREVIOUS STORY: Fort Oglethorpe police are looking for a local mother and wife of a soldier who disappeared last week Police Chief Keith Sewell says Crystal Keaton was picked up on Thursday to be taken to a treatment facility in south Georgia Chief Sewell said a man with a dog showed up in an older white Dodge Ram truck and said he was taking her to an area near Kennesaw to meet another driver for the other half of the trip The facility stated that Keaton never showed up and that they didn't have a driver matching the description of the man in Dodge Ram Keaton's phone has been off since October 3 Chief Sewell said the investigation is ongoing If you know where Crystal Keaton is or have any information about this case please call the Fort Oglethorpe Police Department at 706-866-2512 Stay with the Local 3 News app for updates to this developing story She was a faithful member of the Church of Christ John and Dorothy McGhee; brother and sister-in-law She is survived by her loving husband of 66 years Robert “Bobby” Hall; daughters Pam (Rodney) Holcomb and Deana (Will) Hixson The loving grandchildren calling her Grandma Kaye are Ashley (Adam) Henderson Emmett and Ada Grace Henderson and Tucker Wilson; sisters Kim (Byrnes) James; along with several nieces and nephews A funeral service will be held at 3 PM Sunday in the funeral home chapel with Ministers Charles Cochran and Shane Robinson officiating A private entombment service will be at Tennessee-Georgia Memorial Park on Monday donations can be made to the East Ridge Church of Christ The family will receive friends 1-3 PM Sunday at Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory and Deonna Ragland were convicted of felony murder and aggravated assault in the death of 19-year-old Jaylon Eberhardt Three people have been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of their roles in the murder of a Fort Oglethorpe man The Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit (LMJC) District Attorney’s Office says 21-year-old Keishann Rowe and 19-year-old Deonna Ragland were convicted of felony murder and aggravated assault in the shooting death of 19-year-old Jaylon Eberhardt on September 23 Prosecutors say at the direction of Keonte Ragland Eberhardt was lured to the playground at Catoosa Gardens Apartments by Deonna Ragland who then told the victim she would not be meeting him as she tracked his location Eberhardt was followed by Rowe and a fourth person as he walked back to his apartment complex at Oglethorpe Ridge Apartments Prosecutors say Rowe and Housley shot Eberhardt as he started to enter the complex Eberhardt tried to run to his apartment while yelling for help but collapsed at the doorstep of a Catoosa County law enforcement officer where he died ditching the gun they used in a grassy area near the complex Eberhardt’s family told law enforcement that he had been talking with Deonna Ragland before his death Officers interviewed both Raglands a few hours after the incident and they denied any knowledge of the murder Officers found Rowe and Housley the day after the murder in the grassy area where the gun they used was ditched Officers also found incriminating text messages on their phones which detailed the plot to murder Eberhardt Housley confessed to his role in the murder shortly after pleading guilty to Felony Murder and Aggravated Assault in June 2023 Housley was sentenced to serve life in prison and Deonna Ragland were convicted of Felony Murder and Aggravated Assault after a week-long trial exactly three years to the day after Eberhardt’s murder Rowe and both Raglands were given life sentences in the Georgia Department of Corrections during a hearing on October 24 of Rossville went home to be with her Lord AL on April 29th 1931 to the late Simpson and Exie Roden Baine She was a resident of the North Georgia area and graduated from Pisgah High School Gladys worked as a floral designer for a total of 40 years with She is preceded in death by her loving husband "Rick" Pursley and "Jr." Hilley; granddaughter and Wilda (Dennis) Holladay; 13 grandchildren; 38 great grandchildren; 20 great-great grandchildren; 5 generations Saturday at Battlefield Baptist Church in Fort Oglethorpe Interment will follow at Payne Gap Cemetery in Flat Rock View wvw.heritagebattlcficld.com to share condolences with the family Friday at Heritage Funeral Home in Fort Oglethorpe GA and 1-2 PM at the church on Saturday before the service they are urged to contact Officer Keith at 706-866-2512 in reference to case number FOP2502167 The Fort Oglethorpe Police Department's CITE Team is asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect allegedly involved in a hit and run accident For more information, visit the Fort Oglethorpe police Facebook page — New video shows an clash between a Catoosa County teacher and student that led to the teacher facing a child cruelty charge An arrest report says the incident she's being charged for happened last Friday at the school School officials say the incident involved "a student attempting to leave the stadium" during the day says more investigation was needed before the arrest Thursday we obtained surveillance footage of the October 4th incident from the LFO administration: The video shows a female student attempting to push past Malone and another teacher to leave the stadium Malone then grabs the student's backpack attempting to pull her back into the stadium You can see Malone raising her arms as she speaks in the video and the student pushing her arms down in an attempt to get by The video shows Malone grabbing the student's arm and pulling her back towards the stadium But the student walks around the teachers and briskly walks away We asked the school if they had video of what happened in the minutes before the clip they sent us The Director of Human Resources told us the video we received was from the school camera video He told us what they sent was the entirety of what they have He also said an additional video was taken by a student and that has been turned over to law enforcement it says she told a deputy that she was working with 3 other teachers to monitor an event on the football field The report says a student wanted to leave the event and Malone and other staff told her she could not do so The report says the student then started "cussing and using her body in an aggressive manner." the report says teachers contacted the SRO and school administration regarding the student The report says the SRO stated that he would have someone follow up and investigate Malone's attorney Tonya Craft told us.. We sent the video to JC bowman,Executive Director professional educators at Tennessee The Catoosa County school district says their policy follows Georgia code who said there are other issues at play here.. She attended Lafayette and later Rossville High School where she was crowned Spring Queen After high school she trained to be a flight attendant in Kansas City before returning home to get married and start a family She worked her fingers to the bone to raise her adopted son Curtis Neal while working in various industries.  In her free time she coordinated activities associated with Curt’s school and sports but still made time to form a service sorority with other ladies from the community She and a friend once bought and renovated a home in St Elmo Her greatest joy was in being a grandmother and she loved her grandchildren Emily Anne and Jacob Neal.  Her second greatest joy were the dogs in her life Her greatest regret in life was in not getting another dog after Gus and Will Trent just to catch a glimpse of his dog Betty but who didn’t!  She loved the artistry of Ben Hampton and his Cherokee Nation Heritage series and her family briefly owned the John Ross House when she was a child.  She was passionate about staying in touch with her Rossville High School classmates organizing and attending frequent reunions In her later years she cherished the time she spent with her group of friends at the local Community Center Preceded in death by father Neal Otto Morgan and brother Charles Neal Morgan.  Survived by son Curtis Neal Lindner and grandchildren Emily Anne Lindner and Jake Lindner Tuesday in the Funeral Home Chapel at Heritage Funeral Home A new restaurant is bringing a sweet and trendy treat to north Georgia Swig plans to open one of its dirty soda shops in Fort Oglethorpe at 729 Battlefield Pkwy It's the first of the chain's restaurants in Georgia "Dirty sodas" are soft drinks like Coca-Cola mixed with various flavors from syrups, juices, creams, and other ingredients. It's recently gone viral appearing on Hulu's "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," Olivia Rodrigo's Instagram and many more examples across social media State Dog: Does Georgia have a state dog? Is it the Bulldog? What to know about the state dog of Georgia there are a ton of menu options including seasonal favorites like the "Jolly Elf" (Mountain Dew and orange) and "Reindeer Roca" (root beer Mixed hot chocolates as well as snacks are also available Swig, based in Utah, has about 80 stores open across seven states and plans to open more than 500 franchise shops, along with hundreds more corporate stores. The company is hiring team members as well as leaders and managers for its new Georgia spot (WDEF) —   The Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit Superior Court sentenced three individuals to life in prison for murder were found guilty of Felony Murder and Aggravated Assault in connection with the murder of 19-year-old Jaylon Eberhardt in 2021 and Malachi Housley were at the Ragland residence They happened to notice Eberhardt walking through their apartment complex The group allegedly conspired to lure Eberhardt back to the complex and ambush him inviting him to meet her at the apartment playground she messaged him that she would not be there to meet him Rowe and Housley followed him through the woods where Housley shot Eberhardt in the back and leg Eberhardt died on the doorstep of a law enforcement officer The investigation revealed incriminating text messages from Rowe and Housley’s phones Housley confessed in June 2023 and was sentenced to life in prison for Felony Murder and Aggravated Assault jurors reviewed a wealth of digital evidence showing the premeditated nature of the crime and Deonna Ragland were each sentenced to life in prison October 24 2024 at the age of 91.  “Bob” was born on December 17 New Jersey to Henry Matthew Weaver and Amelia Louise Ulmer Weaver his “Buttercup” whom he spoiled well for over 60 years of marriage they had four daughters and lived in New Jersey Georgia became their permanent home.  Bob was born with a birth defect – his right arm was short and he had five fingers but no thumb (his best friend Larry Payne called him “Flipper” and the two of them shared a lot of laughs and love).  Despite this challenge and could do anything else he put his mind to.  Although he said once that he didn’t read Ecclesiastes because it was a “bummer” verse 10 which says “Whatever your hand finds to do do it with all your might.” In this way he was a shining example to his kids and grandkids Doris attempted to raise their four girls to be quiet young ladies but she had an uphill battle with Bob cutting up at the dinner table and calling his girls the “Weaver Curtain-Climbers” his favorite term for them was his “Chickadees” and spending time with their family.  Bob was a godly man who put others before himself time and time again.  He was awarded a scholarship at Julliard that he turned down so another student could take his place.  He had a beautiful tenor singing voice and led worship in just about every church he joined.  He loved cars and had a great sense of humor.  His greatest legacy was a spiritual one – he taught by example how to love and serve God.  He was a man of his word and a man of great character Bob was a shining example of what it meant to be a husband He personified pure love and joy to all who were fortunate enough to meet him Bob never complained about his condition; instead he was an example of I Timothy 6:6 that “Godliness with contentment is great gain.” And Bob literally sang God’s praises any chance he got God blessed Bob in so many ways in his life Bob was able to bless others with a sense of God’s presence and love.  and his youngest daughter Cindy.  He is survived by his daughters Cheryl Harris (Steve) of Eastanollee and 19 great-grandchildren (with another one on the way).  Bob wanted his and Doris’s ashes combined Georgia in the spring to honor that wish by planting a tree with a bench installed under it with a plaque in their memory.  When the time gets closer the family will send out that date to family and friends Leroy Talbert Altman III passed from this world and back into the arms of his beloved and much missed wife October 20th James Lloyd Altman and Elsie Jean Altman in Charleston He attended Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School where he played guitar in his band the Trade Winds Leroy and Vickie wed in 1969 and welcomed their first of 6 children He worked as an RN all over the Tristate area including Erlanger's Burn and Trauma center before settling into his long term career with the Georgia Department of Community Health as a state Medicaid Fraud Investigator working closely with the Attorney General of Georgia and was asked several times after he retired to come back and teach classes or audit particularly difficult cases.  In his younger years he was the neighborhood’s favorite dad He would take all the neighborhood kids to haunted houses in October and lead the fireworks show in July Every holiday was magical when you had Leroy and Vickie as parents He collected coins and loved perusing antique shops to find them He was deeply devoted to his wife and children and was his grandchildren's leader and beloved Pappy deeply maternal figure and cared about his kids wellbeing above all else.  He was Catholic and had a special relationship with St Therese said that when she died she would send roses down from Heaven and at times in his life when Leroy asked for or needed a sign; he would find roses in unlikely places.  Those left to cherish his memory include his 6 children October 25th at Heritage Funeral Home in Fort Oglethorpe from 12pm to 3pm at a local dance in Cambridge while he was stationed there with the U.S They were then stationed back in the UK where their daughter was born After several other military moves and retirement they settled down in Fort Oglethorpe where Freddie had family ties She became active in her community serving as a Pink Lady volunteer for many years at Hutcheson Hospital The English Wives Club was also a passion of hers and she was a member for many years This gave her great joy as she could develop lifelong friendships with other English women who had moved to the U.S who was loved by her family and will be greatly missed She is survived by her sons Richard (Debra) Rhodes and Ken (Terrie) Rhodes and daughter Dawn Rhodes; five grandchildren: Stephanie (Jacob) Sanders and Adam (Jacque) Rhodes; and 4 great-grandchildren – Kelly Sanders She is survived by siblings Colin (Hazel) Butler of Victoria and Graham (Jane) Butler of England; and her dear friend since childhood She was predeceased by her loving husband of 60 years The family would like to express their gratitude to the staff at Rosewood Assisted Living Center for the loving care she received while a resident there We would also like to thank the Hearth Hospice care team for the compassion and care our mother received from them Visit www.heritagebattlefield.com to share condolences with the family A celebration of her life will be held at 1:00 PM on Thursday The family will receive friends from 4-8 PM Wednesday November 6th at Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory The homeowner says if the teen had not stepped in A Fort Oglethorpe teen is being hailed a hero after he saved a family of three from a house fire Paula Prak says her family never saw the fire coming the first home we ever bought," she explained Paula says her family wrapped up Independence Day celebrations and was off to bed it was fireworks that were placed in the trash can Logan Hanson was driving home when he noticed the fire and stopped to investigate The 18-year-old saw the cars in the driveway and knew those inside needed his help "As soon as I got out of my car up to the front doorstep Logan grabbed a water hose and began helping the family battle the fire who was waiting at their home a few blocks away She checked his location and found him at a random house I saw emergency lights and smoke and my son's car "I am over the moon proud of the young man that he is and everyone that knows him goes that sounds like Logan," she said says if Logan had not been brave and acted as quickly as he did she wouldn't know where her family would be and you really don't know where you would be or to what degree how everything would be if he hadn't done what he did," she said Logan and his mother have started a GoFundMe to cover expenses for repairs If you would like to join them, click here Groundbreaking for the Lift Youth Center in Fort Oglethorpe (WDEF)-  A new youth center will soon be coming to Fort Oglethorpe Lift Youth Center held their groundbreaking this morning on Battlefield Parkway for the R They will be repurposing a former church into this center which will provide various after-school activities for students They say this center will help them expand their reach with students on the west side of Catoosa County as currently the organization only has one youth center in Ringgold Lift Youth Center expects this project to be completed by fall of 2025 They also plan to expand their Ringgold center The woman and the white Toyota Corolla she was driving were both caught on camera by surveillance at the business Fort Oglethorpe police are trying to figure out the name of a woman who is accused of trying to use counterfeit money Police say the woman pictured with this story tried using the fake funds at a local business If you recognize the suspect or have any information please call the Fort Oglethorpe Police Department at (706) 866-2512 in reference to case #FOP2502130 Stay with Local 3 News for any updates to this developing story of Rossville passed at her home from this life surrounded by her family and walked into Heaven on Tuesday Shelia was a graduate of LFO High School Class of 1974 and was a founding member of the Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene was an entrepreneur in the real estate business co-owning and operating Frady Appraisal Firm with her husband She is survived by her loving husband of 50 years Karen (Lee) Bryson and Pam (Joseph) Brady; along with several nieces and nephews memorial contributions may be made to the Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene A celebration of life will be held at 3:00 PM Sunday at the Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene with Pastor Joe Brown officiating The family will receive friends from 1-3 PM Sunday at the Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene Arrangements by Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene3220 Battlefield Parkway He never met a stranger and always loved his family Raymond passed peacefully surrounded by loved ones September 8 1934 to Mary (McDonald) and Sidney Pendley He and his brother Slater McDonald Pendley grew up in East Ridge had several local jobs then spent 45 years as a contractor painting for some wonderful people around Chattanooga In 1952 he met and fell in love with Helen Louise Darby They were married in her parents home in East Ridge in 1955 Raymond was proud of all his family and was a loving family man tell jokes and even started water skiing in his forties He came to know Jesus as his Savior in his later years and was proud he could serve others as a Deacon at Fort Oglethorpe First Baptist Raymond was preceded in death by his father He will be greatly missed but the love he shared will continue to live on in our memories as well as the jokes and pranks he loved to pull on us because “Everybody Loves Raymond” Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM Thursday in the funeral home chapel with Rev Interment will follow at Lakewood Memory Gardens In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Messianic Ministry to Israel (www.mmisrael.org) or Precept Ministries (www.precept.org) The family will receive friends 4-8 PM Wednesday at Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory GA went home to be with her Lord and Savior on July 14 She was a resident of Fort Oglethorpe since 1956 and a longtime member of the Crossing formerly East Ridge Church of God since 1984 Campbell served the Lord faithfully attending her church until she was no longer able to due to health reasons James Matthew West and Aura Belle West; brother West and loving husband of 13 years Marshall M Campbell,  and s infant son Gary Marshall Campbell Sharon (Mike) Tate of Ringgold; four grandchildren Thursday at Heritage in the funeral home chapel with Rev Burial will follow at Woodstation Cemetery memorial contributions may be made to the Orange Grove Center View www.heritagebattlefield.com to share condolences with the family Thursday at Heritage Funeral Home & Crematory Ringgold raced out to a 20-0 lead on Catoosa County rival Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe then held on for a 41-27 home win Friday night at Don Patterson Field Lindsey Young is the assistant sports editor at the Times Free Press and began his career with the News Free-Press in 1986 after graduating from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications and associate’s degrees in English and Psychology At the News Free Press and now the Times Free Press he has covered preps and has won several Tennessee Sports Writers Association awards He was the paper’s NASCAR beat writer for 12 years and has many college football games and served as the beat writer for UTC for parts of three years Lindsey is a 2024 inductee into the Greater Chattanooga Sports Hall of Fame This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Chattanooga Times Free Press Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing a teacher at Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School has turned herself into the Catoosa County Sheriff's Office and has been booked on one count of cruelty to children in the first degree reportedly occurred at the school on Friday Details surrounding the incident remain under investigation and the school administration is fully cooperating with law enforcement a first appearance hearing will be held this afternoon Stable 41 Market provides the community with direct access to high-quality It is also a place for the community to gather and enjoy a variety of local entertainment Ethel Marie (Finley) Smith passed peacefully on Monday hard-fought battle with health issues at the age of 85 TN and was a lifelong resident of Chickamauga She was preceded in death by her father Carson Edward “Jack” Finley She is survived by her husband Clifford Pierce Smith TN and graduated from Sequatchie County High School in 1957 she worked for Interstate Insurance Company and then Unum Provident Insurance Company in Actuarial Services where she retired in 1998 She was a member of First Baptist Church of Chickamauga GA where she was active for many years in various ministries and tirelessly helped anyone in need throughout her life She will be dearly missed and touched many souls during a life fully lived.  The family will receive friends from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM at Heritage Funeral Home in Fort Oglethorpe followed immediately by the memorial service at 12:30 PM and the interment at 2:00 PM at the Chattanooga National Cemetery The service will be officiated by Ken McCoy Visit https://www.heritagebattlefield.com/tributes/Ethel-Smith to share condolences with the family memorial contributions may be made to the ministries of First Baptist Church of Chickamauga He was a lifelong resident of the North Georgia/Chattanooga area He graduated from Heritage High School Class of 2012 Tyler was an extremely hard worker who took pride in his job He worked as a Service Tech in the boiler industry for the past ten years  most recently with Combustion Control Services and tearing up the terrain in his RZR or 4-wheeler Tyler was a dedicated father and absolutely thrived at it He loved his friends and family more than anyone could ever fathom Tyler was the kind of man that you could ask for help and he would come an hour early with a truck full of tools Tyler had the kind of humor that you could only find at a sold-out comedy show and full of determination; when he set his mind to something and he made sure that the people close to him were the priority in his life.  Debbie (Perry) Underwood and Bryan Hayworth; His Papaw and Allison Winston; Nieces and Nephews Bella Hayworth September 20 from 10 AM – 12 PM at Heritage Funeral Home Funeral services will be Friday September 20 at 12 PM