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Taylorsville UT News

Apr 22, 2016

27 beautiful images to make you love area nature on Earth Day

AFF Rain? Who cares Taking advantage of the warm weather despite a constant drizzle, Barb Ortel of Tipp City walked the winding road for exercise in Taylorsville MetroPark near Brown School Road in Vandalia in 2008. JIM WITMER / STAFF Worth a closer look Neil Chapman, 3, takes a look at the blooming flowers at Cox Arboretum & Gardens MetroPark Sunday while visiting with his mother, Dee Chapman of Centerville. LISA POWELL / STAFF Silently stalking A Great Blue Heron silently stalks its prey in the shallow waters along the Island MetroPark bike path. JIM WITMER/STAFF Another perspective Melissa Liput of Dayton (right) takes a walk through Cox Arboretum MetroPark in Miami Twp. with Quinn Eversole and Andrew Wunderlich, both 4 years old and from Dayton, to enjoy the sunshine and blooming spring flowers. LISA POWELL / STAFF Upside down A pair of ducks go tales up to feed from the bottom of a pond at Cox Arboretum and MetroPark in Miami Twp. LISA POWELL / STAFF Flat view MetroParks employee Dan Sahli tours the Medlar Bikeway. JIM WITMER / STAFF Out for a stroll Hikers take a walking tour of the 112-acre Huffman Prairie State Natural Landmark. Five Rivers MetroParks has partnered with WPAFB since 1988 to restore the prairie which is one of the largest tallgrass prairie remnants in Ohio. LISA POWELL / STAFF Majestic eagles A Bald Eagle flies over the marina at Hueston Woods State Park on May 16, 2014. GREG LYNCH / STAFF Running toward the skyline Brett Layton of Beavercreek takes a run with his dog "Meaty" along the path near Deeds Point MetroPark in Dayton. LISA POWELL / STAFF Ribbit A frog suns itself near the bank of dogwood pond at Hills and Dales Metropark in Kettering. MICHAEL FRANZ / STAFF Mmm. Yummy. A Cecropia m... (MyDaytonDailyNews)

Feb 2, 2016

Margaret J. Ferrell

Sunday, Jan. 31, 2016. Born Oct. 1, 1922, she was the daughter of the late James C. and Maggie Johnson, of Lebanon. She grew up in the Taylorsville community of Wilson County. Mrs. Ferrell graduated from Lebanon High School and Draughn’s Business College in Nashville. She was preceded in death by her husband of 67 years, John K. Ferrell; and an infant son, John. She is survived by her children and their spouses, James K. (Cheryl) Ferrell, of Wheaton Ill., Miriam K. Ferrell (Roger Faculak), of Cave Creek Ariz.; two grandchildren, Kimberly S. Ferrell, of Chicago, Jonathan W. Ferrell, of Hanover Park Ill.; beloved cousin, Dot Dodson, of Lebanon; special friends and caregivers, Tony Dematteo, Georgie Vantrease and Brittney Waldron, all of Lebanon. Mrs. Ferrell enjoyed reading and her Sunday school class at First Baptist Church, but her home and family were of greatest importance to her. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Empower Me Day Camp, P.O. Box 672, Lebanon TN 37088, empowermedaycamp.com, or to the American Heart Association. Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home in Lebanon is in charge of arrangements, 615-444-2142, ligonbobo.com. (Lebanon Democrat)