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This Page Is Dedicated To The Memory Of Those Who Helped Support Our Shows And Have Passed On. We Want To Say Thank You,
We Will Always Remember You.
Marcus Devren Wesley Bartlett, 21 April 11,2008
Marcus was part of Security Solutions a division of San-Even before that Division split off, now a seperate
company owned by John Florkowski, called JFI & Associates. He leaves a small child at home with one on the way, this
is very sad..... The only thing left to say is:
We will miss you Marcus!!
WINTER HAVEN | A Winter Haven motorcyclist died this afternoon after crashing into a utility pole, according
to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
Marcus Devren Wesley Bartlett, 21,, of 360 24th St. N.W., Apt. 759, was riding
south on 24th Street about 1:30 p.m. when he crashed into the pole at Avenue C N.W., the Sheriff’s Office said.
The
2004 Honda VTX 1300 cruiser continued through a wooden privacy fence, a yard and another wooden fence.
Bartlett wasn’t
wearing a helmet and died at the scene, according to sheriff’s spokesman Scott Wilder.
Witnesses told investigators
Bartlett appeared to lose control of his bike. It is not known how fast Bartlett was driving, Wilder said.
Dale Lovin, Owner Skimpy's Bar
It is always a difficult task when you are asked to write about a friend or loved one that has passed,
and this time is no exception. On November 28th we here at southern sounds lost a friend and a business associate.
Dale Lovin , owner of Skimpy’s bar in davenport Florida passed away. And while our friends passing brings grief we also
know that he would not have wanted us to remember him as a sickly individual but one of good spirit and good humor. He would’ve
rather we have a drink in his honor, than shed a tear on his behalf, would rather we sing comfortably numb, than dirges.
Dale’s was a place where everyone was welcome, no one was a stranger
just a friend he hadn’t met yet. And it was a place that when you walked in the door you felt like you had been there
all along, like going home. One of his favorite songs was I LOVE THIS BAR, and it really was a song about his bar, we had
them all. Cowboys, hustlers, brokenhearted fools, and suckers. But all were welcome and all loved this bar. Dale made it a
place where you could come and forget about what the world was doing to you, it was a place that as the song said, “just
walking through the front door, puts a big smile on your face.”
So let us remember him in the manner in which he would have approved,
raise your glass in a toast to our friend, and for the second home and family we were all part of.
Dale had many friends and we will all miss him.
by Chip (The
Lap Dog)
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JASON BRACKEN, 18
Construction Worker
LAKE WALES -- Mr. Jason B. "JJ 3 Bow" Bracken of Lake Wales died
of injuries sustained in an automobile accident Monday (Jan. 31, 2005) in Lake Hamilton. He was 18.
Born in Bartow
on July 18, 1986, he was a lifelong resident. He was a construction worker. He attended Lake Wales Senior High Adult School
Program. He was a former member of the FFA. He attended Westside Baptist and Grace Baptist churches.
Mr. Bracken is
survived by his parents, Wesley R. and Ann Bracken, Lake Wales; brothers, J.R. Bracken, David Bracken, both of Lake Wales;
sister, Misty Bracken, Auburndale; paternal grandparents, James and Willie Bracken, Lake Wales; maternal grandparents, Henry
and Gloria Clark, Salt Springs.
Visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday at Marion Nelson Funeral Home in Lake Wales.
Services will follow at 5 p.m. at the funeral home chapel.
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