OBITUARIES ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL, McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY JUNE 10, 2005 A3 mvw.MtMjriM-jwral.cM Report spells out FBI's missed chances to stop 9-1 1 attacks Dorothy E. Brooks Dorothy E. Brooks, 7 7. of Kent-wood, died June 7, 2005, at Tulane Medical Center in New Orleans. Visitation is 8 a.m.
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Burial will foe in St. Chapel Missionary Baptist ing students to U.S. flight training schools. The agent's theory turned out to be precisely what bin Laden did. "The way the FBI handled these matters was a significant failure that hindered the FBI's chances of being able to detect and prevent the Sept.
1 1 attacks," Inspector General Glenn Fine said. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said today that there were laws before the attacks that "discouraged the sharing of information" among officials. 1927-2005 Church Cemetery. www.hartmanfunerarhome.net 1801 Delaware McComb Funeral Home Phone 684-3811 MyBin ii mi ilium niy, iii ji '1V A WASHINGTON (AP) The FBI missed at least five opportunities before the Sept. 11 attacks to uncover intelligence information about the terrorists, and the bureau didn't aggressively pursue the tips it did have, the Justice Department's inspector general says in a critique of government missteps.
The IG faulted the FBI for not knowing about the presence of two of the Sept. 1 1 terrorists in the United States' and for not following up on an agent's theory that Osama bin Laden was send- Ice cream man busted for selling pot from truck MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) An ice cream man is getting a chilly reception from police. Marshall Gene Beasley, 27, was arrested Wednesday on charges of selling marijuana along with his other frosty fare. "This is a guy going down neighborhood streets who's around and near children," said David McGriff, drug task force director.
"I'm not saying he sold to children, but we bought marijuana from him while he was operating the ice cream truck." The company Beasley worked for will get back the truck and its stock because there's no evidence the business knew of his alleged activities. Mrs. Brooks was born Oct. 24, 1927, in Tylertown to Edward and Mamie Jackson Ellzey. She was a homemaker and a member of Jordan Temple.
Mrs. Brooks was preceded in death by her parents and three brothers, Leon, Charles and Sam-muel Ellzey. Survivors include her husband, John H. Brooks of Tylertown; five daughters, Catherine Brooks of Atlanta, Maxine Volter and her husband Raymond of Gary, Dorothy B. McEwen and Daisy B.
Gibbs, both of McComb, and Tanya B. Lewis of Tylertown; four sons, John Brooks Jr. and his wife Carrie, and Sidney Brooks, all of McComb, Eddie L. Brooks of Magnolia and Smiley Brooks of Tuscaloosa, a brother and his wife, Walter and Gladys Ellzey of New Orleans; three sisters, Birtile Johnson and Lucille Gardner, both of Osyka, and Ruby J. Hornsby of Fort Worth, Texas; 28 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Meredith Carra, Brooklyn Sperandeo, Olivia Schwehm, Nyssa Chris-tesen, Hannah Mullins and Trace Lennox Williams; and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to the Mississippi 4-H Foundation Estess Memorial, Box 9601, MSU, MS 39762. Robinson S. Lee Robinson S. "Robbie" Lee, 82, of Pearl, died June 8, 2005.
at St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital. Visitation is 4 to 8 tonight at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home in Pearl. Services are 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home chapel.
Burial service is 12:30 p.m. at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery in Bogue Chitto. The Rev. J. Steve Jackson will officiate at both services.
Mr. Lee was born July 12, 1922. He was the son of the late Willie Strickland Lee and the late Minnie Robinson Lee. Mr. Lee had made Pearl his home for the past 40 years.
He worked for Illinois-Central Gulf Railroad for more than 30 years, retiring in 1986. He was a faithful member of McLaurin I leights Baptist Church and a World War II Navy veteran. He was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. His family said he was a man of great integrity, gentleness and faith despite being confined to a wheelchair for the past 14 years. He loved watching his children and grandchildren grow up around him, often sharing his wisdom of years lived with each.
He also loved watching his devoted wife go about daily routines of taking care of him and their home. He enjoyed watching "his Braves" on television and being surrounded by his loving dogs. Survivors include his loving and devoted wife of 51 years, Geneva Lee; his son, Willie H. Lee and wife Martha of Brandon; grandchildren, Pierce and Nick Lee of Brandon; a daughter, Patricia Lee Curtis and husband David K. Curtis of Columbus; grandchildren, Kennon and Katie Lee Curtis of Columbus; and daughter Robbin J.
Lee of Flowood. Memorials may be made to McLaurin Heights Baptist Church, 404 Pemberton Drive, Pearl, MS 39208. Catchings Funeral Home Thomas C. McGuire Mass of Resurrection 2 p.m. today St.
Alphonsus Catholic Church Burial Woodlawn Cemetery, Summit William S. Smith Services 4:30 p.m. Saturday Tilton United Methodist Church, Lawrence County Burial church cemetery 604 Broadway McComb Murray Beard Estate (next to Cafe Dupre) Friday, June 10 4-7 p.m. Saturday, June 11 8 a.m. -2 p.m.
Sale by: WHISTLE ST0PANTIQUES ELSIE HAYG00D (601)249-3990 NO EARLY SALES All items Priced and Tasked PHONE 684-2211 McCOMB, MS Rose Kim Bui Rose Kim Bui, 22, a lifelong resident of Biloxi, died June 7, 200 5, at University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson. Visitation is 5 to 7 tonight at Howard Avenue Chapel of Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Home in Biloxi. A Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the Vietnamese Martyrs Catholic Church in Biloxi. Burial will follow in Biloxi City Cemetery.
Miss Bui was born May 14, 1983, in Biloxi to Chien Bui and Nhiem Pham of Biloxi. She was the valedictorian of Biloxi High School in 2001. She was a senior at Ole Miss majoring in International Studies. She was a member of Vietnamese Martyrs Catholic Church in Biloxi. Survivors include her parents; a sister, Alyssa Bui of Biloxi; and three brothers, David, John and Kevin Bui, all of Biloxi.
View and sign register book at www.bradfordokeefe.com. Camille Ball Blackburn Camille Ball Blackburn, 95, of Ocean Springs, died June 8, 2005, at Ocean Springs Hospital. Services were at noon today at Capps Funeral Home in Tylertown with the Rev. Charles Blister officiating. Burial will be in Tylertown Cemetery.
Ms. Blackburn was born Dec. 20, 1909, in Tylertown to G. Carl Ball and Lucy Conerly Ball. She was an accountant and was a member of Tylertown Methodist Church.
Ms. Blackburn was preceded in death by her parents; two sisters, Ruby Durley and Catherine Harvey; a granddaughter, Carolyn Brown; and two great-grandchildren, Little Lucy Brown and Alex Cheatham. Survivors include a daughter, Lucy Zirkelback of Van Cleave; a son, James "Jim" Carl and his wife Jan Blackwell of Crestview, four grandchildren, Carla Onken of Houston, Texas, Nicole Patton of Danville, Michelle Can-nette of Van Cleave and Maria Martin of Lockport, eight great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. Pallbearers were Emmette Luter, Robert Jones, Victor Plo-hetski, Ty Harvey, Clay Cheatham, Cade Cheatham and T.C. Cannette.
Frank C. Smith Frank C. "Deacon" "Frankie Hound Dog" Smith, 65, of Algiers, died there June 4, 2005, at Chalmette Medical Center. Services are noon Saturday at St. Paul Baptist Church in Fern-wood with the Rev.
Weldon Taylor, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Fern wood Cemetery. Cook's Enterprise Funeral Home in McComb is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Smith was born Feb.
25, 1940, in New Orleans to the late Ernest Smith and the late Lou-vinia G. Smith. He was a retired carpenter helper. He was a faithful member of World of Faith Christian Center, where he served as a deacon and on the building committee in Algiers. Survivors include his wife, Evon Carr Smith; four sons and their wives, Jerry and Robin, Russell and Shirley, George and Wanda, Larry and Katie; three daughters, Sally, Barbara and Audrey; 11 grandchildren; a brother, James Smith; and a sister, Honorable Anna Perkins.
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Services were noon Thursday at Lakewood Funeral Home in Jackson, with the Rev. Don Nerrens officiating. Burial was in Lakewood Memorial Park in Jackson. Mr. Estess was born Jan.
12, 1 9 1 6, in the Silver Creek community of Pike County to George Washington Estess and Melissa Clara Smith Estess. He had lived in the Jackson area since 1946 and was a longtime member and elder of Alta Woods Presbyterian Church. Mr. Estess received a bachelor of science degree in agriculture from Mississippi State University. After graduation, he taught classes at the university for a short time.
He served as a captain in the U.S. Army during World War II in the European Theatre and retired as a colonel. He also retired as a Hinds County agent with the Mississippi State University Extension Service. Mr. Estess was active in community work.
He volunteered at Central Mississippi Medical Center, formerly Hinds General Hospital and was president of the Volunteer Association. He also was a member of the Hinds County Committee for zoning. Extremely active in the Hinds County 4-H Club, Mr. Estess formed and organized the first horse show, which is still active today. He was also instrumental in getting the Southwestern District Livestock Show moved to Hinds County.
Mr. Estess was a longtime active Rotarian and member of the Capital Club in Jackson that met at Primo's every week. One of his favorite pastimes was his plants. He loved digging in the dirt and watching plants grow. He and his wife Virginia have been residents at Trace Pointe in Clinton for more than five years and were among some of the first residents.
He recently was honored with the title of Trace Pointe Favorite and was the president of the Resident Council at Trace Pointe. Mr. Estess was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife of 40 years, Audrey Smith Estess; five brothers, Lynn Estess, Vardamon Estes6, Newell Smith Estess, Ansel Estess and Wensel Estess; a sister, Carey Estess Harang; and a grandson, Ryan Lyle Sperandeo. Survivors include his wife, Virginia Barlow Estess of Clinton; children, Marti Williams and her husband Dr. Charles Williams of Clinton, Carolyn E.
Knott of Garland, Texas, Charles E. Estess Jr. and his wife Diane of Clarksdale, Dr. Robert Edmond Estess and his wife Debbie of Clinton, Gavin Davis of Raymond, and Jan Scarborough of Natchez; a brother, Glenn Elton Estess and his wife Mary of Birmingham, grandchildren, Kris-ten Schwehm, Guy Williams, Missie Carra, Ellie Knott, Amy Mullens, Brad Estess, Robin Chris-tesen, Loren Estess, Lana Estess, Will Estess. Robbie Sperandeo, Audrey Anne Estess.
Chad Davis, Craig Davis, Gennie Scarborough and Steve Scarborough; greatgrandchildren, Coby Williams, WIDENING OF STATE ROUTE 2448 WOODVILLE TO MCCOMB The Mississippi Department of Transportation has scheduled two identical open forum public hearings to discuss proposed plans to widen State Route 2448 to a four-lane facility from Woodville to McComb. The hearings will take place from 4-7 p.m. on June 13 at the Amite County High School Auditorium, 600A South Irene Street, Liberty, Miss, and June 14 at the Wilkinson County High School Cafeteria, 522 Pond Pinckneyville Road, Woodville, Miss. Citizens are invited to come and go as they please during the hours of either hearing to discuss location, design, right-of-way and environmental issues concerning the proposed project. THE PUBLIC IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND Elizene Parker Elizene Parker, 87, of Woodville, died June 3, 2005, at Natchez Regional Hospital.
Services are 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Woodville, with the Rev. Roosevelt Henley officiating. Burial will be in King Salem Baptist Church in Woodville. Anderson Funeral Home in Gloster is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Parker was born Dec. 10, 1917, in Mississippi. She was the daughter of the late Andrew and Chaney Dorsey. Survivors include three sons, Clarence Oubre of San Diego, Willie Oubre and James S.
Oubre, both of Woodville; three daughters, Carolyn Montgomery and Marion Parker, both of Baton Rouge and Gloria Oubre of Woodville; a sister, Carrie Vanner of Weyanoke, 26 grandchildren, 1 1 great-grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Carrie Marie Johnson Carrie Marie Johnson, 44, of Woodville, died June 6, 2005, at her residence. Visitation is 6 to 8 tonight at Marshall Funeral Home in Bude. A slide show presentation only will be at noon Saturday at Hill Baptist Church in Doloroso until services there at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Embrew Baptist Church Cemetery in Woodville.
Mrs. Johnson was born Feb. 23, 1961, in Natchez. She was the daughter of Edd Bradleye and the late Emma Holiday. Mrs.
Johnson was preceded in death by her mother; grandparents, Spencer and Mary Perkins; two sisters, Berniece Perkins and Mattie Credit; and a brother, Issac Bradley. Survivors include a loving husband, Shelton Wayne Johnson; three daughters, LaShonda Netterville, Tijiwanba Johnson and Tomeka Johnson; one son, Dewayne Johnson; one godson, Keith Williams; her father; her stepfather, Jimmy Holiday; five sisters, Rose Winding, Thelo Morris, Carlin Bradley, Dorothy Holiday and Anna Holiday; a friend who was like a sister, Linda Brown; two brothers, Eddie Ray Bradley and Woodrow Bradley; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Annye Roberts Annye Roberts, 90, of Liberty, died June 10, 2005, at Liberty Community Living Center. Arrangements are incomplete at Brown Funeral Home in Liberty. Dr.
Dexter Nettles Dr. Dexter Nettles of Jackson died there June 9, 2005, at St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital. Visitation is 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Wright Ferguson Funeral Home, High Street in Jackson.
Visitation continues at 9 a.m. Sunday at Union Primitive Baptist Church of Ruth until services there at 1 1 a.m. Burial will be in the church cemetery. June 13, 2005 I June 14, 2005 Amite County High School Wilkinson County High Auditorium School Cafeteria 600A South Irene Street 522 Pond Pinckneyville Road Liberty, Miss Woodville, Miss. The Draft Environmental Assessment document will be available for public inspection at the Mississippi Department of Transportation Administrative Office Building, EnvironmentalLocation Division, 401 Northwest Street, Jackson, MS; the MD0T Seventh District Office, McComb, MS; the MDOT Seventh District Project Office, McComb, MS; the Wilkinson, Amite and Pike County Board of Supervisors, Woodville, Liberty and Magnolia, MS; the Wilkinson, Amite and Pike County Chancery Clerk's Office, Woodville, Liberty and Magnolia, MS; the Public Ubrary, Woodville, Centreville and Liberty, MS; the Mayor's Office, Woodville, Centreville and Liberty, MS; and the Federal Highway Administration, 666 Subscribe to the kternnse North Street, Suite 105, Jackson, MS.
njfi nrna Any individual who needs auxiliary aids or special accommodations to attend the meeting should advise MDOT of their needs by calling the Environmental Division at (601) 359-7920. The one newspaper in the world most interested in this community. Call 684-2421..
