Maycie and Maggie Alexander

Officer’s heroism recognized

By Russell Slaton The Monitor Correspondent MALAKOFF–Risking his own life to save a fellow citizen, the commendation reads. But ask Officer Robert Siegmund of the Malakoff Police Department about the act, it was just another day on the job. Siegmund was recognized by Police Chief Billy Mitchell and the Malakoff City Council during its regular

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By Pearl Cantrell Monitor Staff Writer CEDAR CREEK LAKE-Folks who live along Cedar Creek Lake often need to prepare their homes for out-of-town guests and want to offer them some unique water recreational fun. Well, they can get both at one address in Gun Barrel City. Two diverse companies operated by a husband and wife

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Posted by : Monitor Admin | On : February 20, 2013

Category: Obituaries

Services for infants Maycie Lavelle and Maggie Marie Alexander, of Kemp, are set for 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 26, 2013, at Moorhead Epps Memorial Chapel under the direction of Moorhead Epps Funeral Home in Gun Barrel City.
The twins were born Feb. 15, 2013, to Ashley Easterly and Damian Alexander, and died Feb. 15, 2013.
They are preceded in death by their grandparents, Lavelle and John Easterly, Diane Alexander and Teresa Hank.
Survivors include their parents; grandparents Lori and Charles Easterly, Sandi and Ralph Johnson; great-grandparents Geneva Martin, Dale Cox and Thomas Alexander; uncles Christopher and Clay Easterly, and Jarred Johnson; aunts Kellie Easterly, Mercedes Alexander, and Brooklyn Johnson.

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