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• Juanita Sue Unterkircher Mulder | Obituaries | dailysentinel.com - Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel
• NPD takes proactive approach to holiday safety | Coronavirus - Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel
• Area Hoops: Bearkats roll over Laneville, 73-32 - Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel
• Chester Jones Obituary (1924 - 2020) - The Daily Sentinel - Legacy.com

Juanita Sue Unterkircher Mulder | Obituaries | dailysentinel.com - Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel Posted: 03 Dec 2020 08:58 AM PST Juanita Sue Unterkircher Mulder Juanita Sue Unterkircher Mulder, 76, of New Caney, died Nov. 28, 2020, in Nacogdoches. She was born Jan. 21, 1944, in Jefferson County, Texas Memorial services will be held at a later date.

NPD takes proactive approach to holiday safety | Coronavirus - Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel Posted: 03 Dec 2020 07:48 AM PST The Nacogdoches Police Department is taking a more pro-active approach to protecting homes and property this year with the launch of a new home-check program.  Local residents who plan to travel over the holidays can file a request to have patrolling officers check their homes thoroughly for signs of ne'er-do-wells or crimes while they're away by filling out an submitting a form to the department for the time frame the home will be unoccupied.  "This is something completely new we've been working on the logistics for for several months," said Nacogdoches Police Department spokesman Sgt. Brett Ayres.  The forms can be downloaded from the police department's website at nactx.us/760/Police, or can be picked up at and returned to the department's front desk. Residents who submit one of the forms must also provide some sort of verification that they live at the home, Ayres said.  The forms compile information relevant to the patrolling officers, such as when the residents will be gone, what vehicles will be there, whether lights will be on, if pets will be at the home and if neighbors will be keeping an eye on the property.  Ayres said the checks won't just be a cursory glance as an office rolls past, but will involve them getting out of the vehicle and checking around the buildings thoroughly. They won't just be looking for crimes, but for any issues out of the norm that could affect the property.  "We wanted, as a police department, to let people know this police department is going to take care of them," Ayres said. Law enforcement agencies often fulfill so-called extra-patrol requests for a variety of reasons, including at the request of homeowners or residents who are out of town or suspect they may be targets of suspicious or criminal activity.  The additional patrols scheduled through the department's Vacation House Check program will be entered into the daily activity logs as regular service calls.  The department notes that the extra patrols, while intended to be an extra layer of protection and peace of mind for residents, don't mean its impossible for the home to be burglarized or suffer damage.  "The program is designed so that our residents will have the peace of mind knowing their police department will be checking on their homes, day and night, while they are away," Ayres said.

Area Hoops: Bearkats roll over Laneville, 73-32 - Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel Posted: 03 Dec 2020 02:57 PM PST The Cushing Bearkats are making a smooth transition from football to basketball. On Tuesday night a pair of seniors combined to score more than half the team's points in a convincing 73-32 victory over Laneville on the road. Here's a look at Tuesday's games involving area high school squads: BOYS Cushing 73, Laneville 32 — Seniors Asa Dawson and Deuce Garrett combined for 47 of Cushing's 73 points Tuesday, as the Bearkats rolled past the Yellowjackets of Laneville. Dawson led the Bearkats with 26 points, hitting three treys, while dropping in eight points in the third quarter and 10 in the fourth. Garrett finished with 21 points, including 9-of-10 from the charity stripe. He scored six in the second period and five points in the first, third and fourth quarters. Will Hobgood and Ty Baker both dropped in seven points in the win, with Logan Womack and Tony Aparicio each chipping in four points. J.T. Garrett pitched in three points and Keshawn Rollison scored one point. Martinsville 70, Carlisle 63 — The Pirates pulled out to an 18-5 lead after the opening period and had a 33-21 advantage at the half against Carlisle, as Martinsville claimed the non-district win on Tuesday at home. Senior Colton Snider scored 12 third-quarter points to finish as the game's high scorer with 28 for the Pirates. Junior Karson Moore pitched in 18 points, while junior Cade Mervin and senior Morgan Bass each chipped in seven points. Junior Jhon Sequeda dropped in five points, sophomore Dustin Randall finished with three and sophomore J.J. Mendez pitched in two points. Center 67, Whitehouse 54 (2 OT) — The Roughriders and the Wildcats went to the second overtime period tied 49-49, but Center pulled away in the second extra period with 18 points in a 67-54 2OT win over Whitehouse on Tuesday. Junior Jason Calloway led all scorers in the game, as he dropped in 30 points for Center. He connected on 11-of-19 of his field goals. Junior Makel Johnson finished with 15 points on 4-of-7 shooting. Roughrider junior Jamarrion Evans finished with 10 and seniors Jumarcus McCollister and KeAmodre Horace each pitched in four points and seniors Marquez Hall and Tre Cavian Hoyt scored two points apiece. Douglass 53, West Rusk 34 — In a contest played Thursday night inside Indian Gymnasium, Douglass started the contest by opening up a 16-5 lead at the end of the opening period and a 30-12 advantage at the half and then coasted to a 53-34 win over West Rusk to improve to 6-0 on the season. Sophomore Drew Bobo was a perfect 7-of-7 on his two-point field goals to lead all scorers with 14 points for the Indians. Senior Chayson Brown made 2-of-3 from two-point territory while landing two of his three treys to finish with 10 points. DHS Senior Cory Melton finished with eight points, freshman J.T. Davis dropped in seven, freshman Andy Melton and sophomore Jaidyn Davis pitched in five points apiece. Senior Christian Bates scored four points. GIRLS Douglass 72, Onalaska 34 — The Lady Indians kept their season mark perfect on the season, using 28 points from junior Mariah Neal Tuesday night in a 72-34 whipping of Onalaska on the road. Douglass improved to 7-0 on the season. Junior Josie Watson was also in double-figure scoring for the Lady Indians with 18 points, while junior Madyson Freeman, junior Faith Wilcox freshman Ariana Neal and sophomore Abigail Richardson each pitched in six points and freshman Evelyn Rice secured two points. Center 46, Nacogdoches 45 — Lady Dragon sophomore Samantha Fields hit three treys and finished with 11 points, while junior Teunia Randle pitched in 10 points as Nacogdoches challenged Center on the road, falling 46-45. NHS senior Jakeysia Flemon and senior Dee Russ each pitched in eight points for the Lady Dragons, while JaAira Fletcher dropped in four, senior Lauren Edwards scored three and junior Jakayla Christian scored two points. Woden 51, Longview Heat 26 — Woden sophomore Addy Loudenslager and junior Chelsea Brookshire combined for 32 points Tuesday night, as the Lady Eagles secured a 51-26 win over the Longview Heat at home. Loudenslager led WHS with 18 points, while Brookshire dropped in 14 points. Lady Eagle junior Callie Parmer dropped in four points, while senior Briley Watkins, senior Makena Meador and junior Chandler Parmer pitched in three points apiece. Sophomore Kaylea Webb, sophomore Haylee Hornbuckle and junior Lizzy Moreau each contributed two points to the victory. Douglass JV 40, Onalaska JV 17 — Madison Bradshaw led the Lady Indian junior varsity scoring with 15 points, while Emma McShan knocked down 12, Eryn Braodus scored nine and Landry Keeling pitched in four points as the Lady Indian junior varsity defeated Onalaska's jayvee, 40-17, on Tuesday. AREA HIGH SCHOOL HOOPS Tuesday, Dec. 1 BOYS Central Heights 56, Nacogdoches 54 Onalaska 60, Chireno 45 Cushing 73, Laneville 32 Martinsville 70, Carlisle 63 Garrison defeated San Augustine Center 67, Whitehouse 54 Carlisle JV 42, Martinsville JV 25 Woden at Beckville-CANCELLED Slocum at Douglass-CANCELLED GIRLS Douglass 72, Onalaska 34 Center 46, Nacogdoches 45 Woden 51, Longview Heat 26 Douglass JV 40, Onalaska JV 17 Slocum at Douglass-CANCELLED

Chester Jones Obituary (1924 - 2020) - The Daily Sentinel - Legacy.com Posted: 02 Dec 2020 12:09 AM PST Chester Alfred Jones June 17, 1924 - October 25, 2020 Chester Alfred Jones passed away on October 25, 2020, in Homosassa Springs, Florida, at the age of 96. Chet was born on June 17, 1924, to Rosina Katherine and Alfred Chester Jones in Paterson, NJ. He attended Passaic, NJ, public schools. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1942 and served for a little over three years, of which two were in the South Pacific with the U.S. Marines as a Corpsman. He was involved in the campaigns on Guadalcanal, Saipan and Tinian. He was later called back to active duty in the Navy during the Korean War. After being honorable discharged from the Navy he was employed by Hewitt Robins Division of Litton Industries where he served as an Industrial Buyer, Purchasing Agent and Sales Manager. He retired from H.R. in 1986. Chet married his bride, of 64 years, Audrey Caroline Jensen, on July 6,1947, and they had five children, Douglas, David, Daniel, Susan, and Dustyn. They had nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. He and Audrey moved from Clifton, NJ, to Grand Junction in 1990. Chet had been active in Boy Scouts since 1957 and he immediately became active in Western Colorado council, starting first as Charter Representative for Troop 345 sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church in Grand Junction. Next as a Unit Commissioner, District Camping Committee, Assistant District Commissioner, and as Lodge Adviser for Mic-O-Say Lodge # 541 Order of the Arrow. Chet was a two-time recipient of the Warren Hall Award for outstanding adult leadership. He earned the Order of The Arrow Vigil Honor and the National Order of the Arrow Founders Award. Other volunteer activities included driver for the Foster Grandparent Program, serving on and later Chairing the Grand Junction Forth of July Parade Committee and taught the AARP 55 Alive Driving program. Volunteered over 13 years in VA Hospital with more than 3500 hours of service and about 6500 hours for Grand Junction Retired Senior Volunteer Program. He was preceded in passing by wife, Audrey; sons, Daniel and Dustyn, and grandson, Caleb. He is survived by Douglas and Debra Jones, Grand Junction; David and Terese Jones, Lecanto, FL; Susan Buckland, Te Anau, NZ; eight grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral service at Western Slope Veterans Cemetery is pending. Published in The Daily Sentinel on Dec. 2, 2020.

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