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PAGE 4, THE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2020
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NOTICE TO CREDITORSNotice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary
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c/o: Jeffrey BurnsAttorney at LawP.O. Box 429Somerville, Texas 77879DATED the 15th day of July, 2020.
/S/ JEFFREY BURNSJeffrey BurnsAttorney for Tammi TadenState Bar No.: 24054615P.O. Box 429Somerville, Texas 77879Telephone: (979) 596-3424Facsimile: (979) 596-2837E-mail: jeff@brblawfi rm.comJ23-1TP
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sumed at daybreak on Sunday, July 19, and her body was recov-ered at about 12:15 p.m. by a Texas Parks & Wildlife game war-den in about eight feet of water in close prox-imity to where she was last seen, he said.
The search includ-ed Texas Parks & Wildlife game war-dens from Bastrop and Washington counties, DPS troopers, Somer-ville and Birch Creek volunteer firefight-ers, a CHI St. Joseph Health Burleson am-bulance crew, PHI Air Med 7, who conducted a search from the air, Washington County’s air unit and the U.S. Army Corps of Engi-neers.
Somerville firefight-ers had two boats in the water, and game wardens and sher-iff’s deputies, using one boat each, also searched throughout the night, Pollock said.
Pollock said side so-nar and down scan so-nars were used during the search.
Burleson County Pct. 4 Justice of the Peace Rober t Urbanosky pronounced her dead at the scene.
Sweeney’s body was transported to the Travis County Medi-cal Examiner’s Office in Austin where an au-topsy was performed, Pollock said. Pollock said on Tuesday, July 21, that the results on a cause of death were still pending.
It was the second drowning in just a two-month span at the lake. A Sealy man also drowned in May after getting off a boat into the lake and did not resurface, local offi-cials said in May.
L o c a l e m e r g e n c y responders and U.S. Army Corps of Engi-neers officials have long warned that life preservers are es -sential when getting into the water at Lake Somerville, even for good swimmers.
Sweeney was em-ployed with Celebrity Spa & Salon in Bryan, and friends and co-workers remembered a special person.
Sarah Quisenberry, a friend and co-worker, said “very few times in life will you experi-ence a person who can leave such an impres-sion on everyone they meet.”
“ P a i g e w a s h a r d work, determination, perseverance, joy and grace all put together in one beautiful hu-man being,” Quisen-berry said.
Amanda Harmon, another friend and co-worker, said she recalled a bright smile that was contagious, “and her jokes that made others laugh.”
“It was also funny that after she would tell a joke, she would laugh,” Harmon said. “Her faith was strong, and she loved her k iddos . When oth-ers asked how many children she had, she w o u l d a l w a y s s a y three. She always in-cluded her stepdaugh-ter Maddie along with Braxton and Norah. She was a spec ia l gem.”
In a Facebook post, Celebrity Spa & Sa-lon stated: “Taken too soon, Paige is now an angel in heaven, and those of us who are missing her dearly can rest assured in this fact.”
at an unsafe speed, drove to the right side of the road, over cor-rected across the cen-ter line, went into the opposite bar ditch and collided with a tree, said Caldwell DPS Sgt. Justin Stohler.
Due to fire damage, it is unknown at this time if the truck hit the tree head-on or broadside, Stohler said.
Stohler said the truck caught on fire, and Mosley died inside the wreckage.
Stohler said Mosley was traveling alone, and it is unknown whether he was wear-ing a seat belt.
The Caldwell Volun-teer Fire Department
was dispatched to the scene, extinguished the fire and used tools to recover Mosley’s body after the fire was extin-guished, said Caldwell Fire Chief David Peve-house.
The fire also spread to the tree and to some nearby grass, but fire-fighters were able to extinguish it, he said.
A CHI St. Joseph Health Burleson Hos-pital ambulance crew was dispatched to the scene, along with Bur-leson County Sheriff’s Investigator Caleb Ste-phens, Caldwell Police Sgt. Paul Briden and Officers Coleman Deck-er and Kaleb Hairston, Stohler said.
Stohler said DPS Trooper Zach Gibson is investigating the cause of the crash.
Woman injured in F.M. 166 accident
A 35-year-old Center-ville woman was in a single car accident on Thursday, July 16, on F.M. 3058 near F.M. 166.
The accident occurred around 3:45 p.m. when Bonnie Brown, travel-ing westbound on F.M. 166 in a 2007 black Dodge Ram 1500 pick-up, failed to stay in a single lane and trav-eled into the right side ditch and collided with a fence, according to report by DPS Trooper Zachary Gibson.
Brown continued trav-eling west on F.M. 166 before turning south on F.M. 3058, the report said.
She then failed to drive in a single lane
and drifted into the east side ditch, travel-ing parallel to the fence line, the report said.
The truck collided with a concrete cul-vert, sustaining front end damage, the report said.
The truck then en-tered a driver-side skid in the ditch, overturned and came to a rest fac-ing north on the driver’s side door, Gibson’s re-port said.
The truck sustained front end damage and left and right side roll-over damage, the report said.
Brown was transport-ed to Bryan CHI St. Joseph by ambulance with non-incapacitating injuries, the report said.
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The Brinkman-Fojtik family reunion has been canceled for this year.
This family reunion was originally scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020.
The family will try to hold the reunion next year.
For questions, please contact Bernice at (979) 535-7780.
Family reunion canceled
Burleson County vot-ers chose Renee Swann over Pete Sessions in the Republican Party runoff for District 17 U.S. Con-gress by an 859-503 vote margin, but Sessions won the district-wide race by a 18,458-16,036 margin.
Swann got 351 early votes locally, 360 votes on election day and 148 absentee votes. Sessions got 192 early votes locally, 209 votes on election day and 102 absentee votes.
For the Democratic Par-ty runoff for District 17 be-tween Rick Kennedy and David Jaramillo, Kenne-dy led 291-116 over Jara-millo locally, and Kennedy won overall 13,339-9,949.
Kennedy got 83 early votes, 79 on election day and 129 absentee votes, and Jaramillo got 40 early votes, 26 on election day and 50 absentee votes.
Sessions and Kennedy will face each other in the November election to become District 17 U.S. Representative.
In the Democratic runoff for U.S. Senate, Royce West led Mary “M.J.” Hegar 214-195.
Hegar won statewide by a 498,180-457,555 mar-gin.
West led locally in early voting, 63-61, on election day, 60-44 and in absen-tee voting, 91-90.
Hegar will face Repub-lican incumbent John Cornyn in the November elections.
In the Democratic runoff for Texas railroad com-missioner, Robert R., “Beto” Alonzo led Chrysta Castaneda 211-198.
Castaneda won over-
all by a 575,460-353,399 margin.
Castaneda led in early voting 67-57, but Alonzo led on election day 63-42. Alonzo led 91-89 in absen-tee voting.
Castaneda will run against Republican James Wright in November.
The general election will be held on Tuesday, No-vember 3.
County votes for Swann, Kennedy for Congress
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