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By Joyce Wray
November 18, 2008
 Congratulations
to the Gleason Bulldogs on a great season! They played a great game
Friday night in the rain at Lake County but sadly it turned out that
a two-point run for extra points beat them in overtime. We’re so
proud of you as you made school history by playing and almost
winning 40 to 42 in the second game of the TSAA playoff brackets.
It’s the first time ever to play more than one game in the playoffs!
So big, big congratulations boys! Everyone is so proud of you and
your good sportsmanship.
All
the Bob Wray clan gathered over the weekend to celebrate Bob’s 89th
birthday on November 17. Scott, Courtney and Brayden Baker from Mt.
Juliet, Jan and Mike Hollowell, Carrie, Josh and Leah from
Tullahoma, Kitty and Johnny Oliver, Monte, Shelly and Seth Bowers,
all from Gleason, enjoyed birthday dinner and fellowship. |
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 Our
thoughts and prayers for Jane Barber who is in Jackson Madison
County Hospital. She recently underwent surgery there and is
recuperating.
Ann
Stewart accompanied her daughter, Amanda King of Jackson, to a
meeting in Chicago, Illinois. Amanda is president
of Tennessee Health Information Management
Association and attended this national meeting.
A
gift tea honoring Sara Morris and Steven Hugueley was Sunday
afternoon at the Church of Christ in Greenfield. Following a formal
church wedding on December 27, they will live in McKenzie where they
are both employed at Republic Steele. Best wishes to all!
Betty Essary has been enjoying a visit with her great-granddaughter,
Jerilyn, from near Nashville. She also visited grandmother, Peggy
Jackson, and Alan in Dresden.
Cavi
is remodeling the former UT Bone and will open the restaurant soon
serving good home cooking and pizzas. Glad to have you back, Cavi!
Vicki Smith from Martin visited her mother, Joyce Wray, Sunday and
attended church with her.
Marjorie Sopher is residing in Elwood Assisted Living and
Alzheimer’s Unit in Jackson. Her estate sale will be next Saturday.
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