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Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Page 3 BIG $AVING$! Major household appliances! Commercial & Residential Call 526-1215 HONORING & REMEMBERING THOSE WHO SERVED Let our family serve your family TENNANT FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY 970-522-3544 www.tennantfuneralhomes.com 330 S. 2nd St., Box 1547, Sterling, CO 80751 by Renee A. Selvidge, Broker-Owner ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES "Helping you find that special place that will live in your heart forever" Tips Of The Trade SUNSHINE AHEAD? One would have to begin to wonder given the moisture that we have received in the last month if there are really sunny days ahead! Summer may not be here yet but the real estate market is beginning to heat up! Lower inventories and shorter days on the market are beginning to make sellers able to be in the driver’s seat for the first time in many years. If you are looking to sell your home, the guidance of a Realtor® can be invaluable in assisting you through the entire process. Look- ing to buy or sell?? We would love to hear from you today! Questions about buying or selling your home, business or land can be answered quickly by your friendly real estate professionals: Area Wide Realty, 1100 W. Main St., Sterling, by calling 522-9727 or please E-mail renee@areawiderealty online.com. Robert Lee Littlefield, 80 of Stoneham, was born June 22, 1934 and entered into Heaven with his family beside him on Mon., May 11, 2015. A Celebration of Life Service was held on Tues., May 19, 2015 at the Sterling Berean Church with the Pastor Jay Littlefield officiating. Burial followed in the Prairie View Cemetery in Stoneham. Memorial contributions in Mr. Littlefield’s honor may be sent to the Robert Littlefield Memorial Fund in care of Jo Dell Northup, P.O. Box 87, New Raymer, CO 80742. Robert was born in Sterling to Milton and Nina (Hoyle) Littlefield of New Raymer. He grew up on the family farm and ranch southeast of New Raymer, which he took over when his father passed away in 1960. Robert graduated from Raymer High School, Class of 1952. On June 16, 1957 he married Lou Ann McEndaffer in Kimball, Neb. In 1962 they purchased the George Samber place and moved southeast of Stoneham. Bob loved the land, enjoyed seeing things grow and driving around looking at the fields. After a hard day’s work, he would work in his beautiful garden. He took pride in building up his cattle herd. Bob could pair up a cow and calf in a crowded corral and select a one-day old calf for next year’s 4-H project. Roping and riding Babe brought many hours of enjoyment for him. His love of sports, especially basketball, started young and continued throughout his life. He played basketball in high school, officiated town league, and supported his children, grandchildren and local athletes. He loved to strategize after games and many plays were reviewed using hot cocoa cups with salt and pepper shakers at the kitchen table. He will be missed along the Prairie sidelines. Music was a big part of his life playing in the family dance band, then with his wife and children. Mr. Littlefield played the saxo- phone beautifully. Lou Ann and Bob sang in harmony for many events, funerals, and in the car with the family. Their lives and music were based around their faith. Bob was a member of 4-H, Elks, Lions Club, the New Raymer Evangelical Free Church, and served on the Prairie School Board. Bob loved playing cribbage, card games and especially enjoyed beating the grandkids at Aggravation. He enjoyed attending fairs watch- ing children and grandchildren participate and seeing good livestock. He supported his grandchildren in sports, 4-H projects, State History Day, music programs, graduations, and weddings. Robert enjoyed holding his grandchildren and playing “got your nose” with them. Bob’s greatest legacy is his family, their love, honor, and support. He was preceded in death by his wife Lou Ann; parents Milton and Nina Littlefield, and sister Ardis Bazata. Mr. Littlefield is survived by his children Jo Dell (Del) Northup of New Raymer, Sandra (Bill) Everhart of Boone, Lynnette (Lanny) Weddle of Walden and Roger (Brenda) Littlefield of New Raymer; nine grandchildren Amanda, Nathan, Kaitlyn, Rebecca, Christopher, David, Austin, Devin, and Andrew and one great-grandson, Kaden; brother Milton W., Jr. of Redmond, Ore.; brother Lloyd of Fair Grove, Mo. and numerous nieces, nephews, family, friends, and neighbors. Tennant Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Robert Lee Littlefield Around Town/Obituaries Signing election ballot is required By Pam Bacon Special to the Sentinel Colorado Revised Statute 1-7.5- 107(3) (b.5) (II) requires the voter to sign the affirmation on the ballot envelope where indicated. Signing of the self-affirmation on the return envelope shall constitute an affirm- ation by the eligible elector, under penalty of perjury, that the facts stated in the self-affirmation are true. Q. Can someone else sign my ballot envelope? •No, Colorado Law requires our office to verify every ballot envelope signature before the ballot can be counted to make sure the ballot was cast by a registered elector. Q. What if I am unable to sign my name, due to an injury? •Make your best effort, even if it is just a mark and have someone sign as your witness. Q. What if my signature has changed? •Sign your ballot, and have some- one witness your signature or update your signature in our office prior to returning your ballot. Q. I have Power of Attorney for my parent can I sign their ballot envelope? •No, the voter should make their best attempt to sign or make their mark, the signature or mark should be witnessed. The witness will sign the ballot envelope where indicated. Q. I have problems signing my name due to illness. I have a signature stamp; can I use my stamp to sign the ballot envelope? •Yes, you can use your signature stamp for your signature on the ballot envelope. Q. What if my signature gets rejected because it doesn’t match what is on file? •By state law we will send a letter to verify you voted the ballot. If your signature is rejected, you must return the letter along with a copy of your ID in order for your ballot to be counted. Q. What if I forget to sign my ballot envelope? •By Colorado law we will send a letter to verify you voted, you must return the letter along with a copy of your ID in order for your ballot to be counted. The Election and Recording Department can be reached at 522- 1544 for voter and election questions or recording information. The Motor Vehicle Department can be reached at 522-1158 for license plates/renewals or titling a vehicle. (Pamela Bacon is the Logan County Clerk and Recorder.)
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BIG $AVING$!Major household
appliances!Commercial & Residential
Call 526-1215
HONORING & REMEMBERINGTHOSE WHO SERVED
Let our family serve your family
TENNANT FUNERAL HOME& CREMATORY
970-522-3544www.tennantfuneralhomes.com
330 S. 2nd St., Box 1547, Sterling, CO 80751
by Renee A. Selvidge, Broker-Owner ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES"Helping you fi nd that special place that will live in your heart forever"
Tips Of The Trade
SUNSHINE AHEAD?
One would have to begin to wonder given the moisture that we have received in the last month if there are really sunny days ahead! Summer may not be here yet but the real estate market is beginning to heat up! Lower inventories and shorter days on the market are beginning to make sellers able to be in the driver’s seat for the � rst time in many years. If you are looking to sell your home, the guidance of a Realtor® can be invaluable in assisting you through the entire process. Look-ing to buy or sell?? We would love to hear from you today! Questions about buying or selling your home, business or land can be answered quickly by your friendly real estate professionals: Area Wide Realty, 1100 W. Main St., Sterling, by calling 522-9727 or please E-mail renee@areawiderealty online.com.
Robert Lee Littlefi eld, 80 of Stoneham, was born June 22, 1934 and entered into Heaven with his family beside him on Mon., May 11, 2015. A Celebration of Life Service was held on Tues., May 19, 2015 at the Sterling Berean Church with the Pastor Jay Littlefi eld offi ciating. Burial followed in the Prairie View Cemetery in Stoneham. Memorial contributions in Mr. Littlefi eld’s honor may be sent to the Robert Littlefi eld Memorial Fund in care of Jo Dell Northup, P.O. Box 87, New Raymer, CO 80742. Robert was born in Sterling to Milton and Nina (Hoyle) Littlefi eld of New Raymer. He grew up on the family farm and ranch southeast of New Raymer, which he took over when his father passed away in 1960. Robert graduated from Raymer High School, Class of 1952. On
June 16, 1957 he married Lou Ann McEndaffer in Kimball, Neb. In 1962 they purchased the George Samber place and moved southeast of Stoneham. Bob loved the land, enjoyed seeing things grow and driving around looking at the fi elds. After a hard day’s work, he would work in his beautiful garden. He took pride in building up his cattle herd. Bob could pair up a cow and calf in a crowded corral and select a one-day old calf for next year’s 4-H project. Roping and riding Babe brought many hours of enjoyment for him. His love of sports, especially basketball, started young and continued throughout his life. He played basketball in high school, offi ciated town league, and supported his children, grandchildren and local athletes. He loved to strategize after games and many plays were
reviewed using hot cocoa cups with salt and pepper shakers at the kitchen table. He will be missed along the Prairie sidelines. Music was a big part of his life
playing in the family dance band, then with his wife and children. Mr. Littlefi eld played the saxo-phone beautifully. Lou Ann and Bob sang in harmony for many events, funerals, and in the car with the family. Their lives and music were based around their faith. Bob was a member of 4-H, Elks, Lions Club, the New Raymer Evangelical Free Church, and served on the Prairie School Board. Bob loved playing cribbage, card games and especially enjoyed beating the grandkids at Aggravation. He enjoyed attending fairs watch-ing children and grandchildren participate and seeing good livestock. He supported his grandchildren in sports, 4-H projects, State History Day, music programs, graduations, and weddings. Robert enjoyed holding his
grandchildren and playing “got your nose” with them. Bob’s greatest legacy is his family, their love, honor, and support. He was preceded in death by his wife Lou Ann; parents Milton and Nina Littlefi eld, and sister Ardis Bazata. Mr. Littlefi eld is survived by his children Jo Dell (Del) Northup of New Raymer, Sandra (Bill) Everhart of Boone, Lynnette (Lanny) Weddle of Walden and Roger (Brenda) Littlefi eld of New Raymer; nine grandchildren Amanda, Nathan, Kaitlyn, Rebecca, Christopher, David, Austin, Devin, and Andrew and one great-grandson, Kaden; brother Milton W., Jr. of Redmond, Ore.; brother Lloyd of Fair Grove, Mo. and numerous nieces, nephews, family, friends, and neighbors. Tennant Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Robert Lee Littlefi eld
Around Town/Obituaries
Signing election ballot is requiredBy Pam Bacon Special to the Sentinel Colorado Revised Statute 1-7.5-107(3) (b.5) (II) requires the voter to sign the affi rmation on the ballot envelope where indicated. Signing of the self-affi rmation on the return envelope shall constitute an affi rm-ation by the eligible elector, under penalty of perjury, that the facts stated in the self-affi rmation are true. Q. Can someone else sign my ballot envelope? •No, Colorado Law requires our offi ce to verify every ballot envelope signature before the ballot can be counted to make sure the ballot was cast by a registered elector. Q. What if I am unable to sign my name, due to an injury? •Make your best effort, even if it is just a mark and have someone sign as your witness. Q. What if my signature has changed? •Sign your ballot, and have some-one witness your signature or update
your signature in our offi ce prior to returning your ballot. Q. I have Power of Attorney for my parent can I sign their ballot envelope? •No, the voter should make their best attempt to sign or make their mark, the signature or mark should be witnessed. The witness will sign the ballot envelope where indicated. Q. I have problems signing my name due to illness. I have a signature stamp; can I use my stamp to sign the ballot envelope? •Yes, you can use your signature stamp for your signature on the ballot envelope. Q. What if my signature gets rejected because it doesn’t match what is on fi le? •By state law we will send a letter to verify you voted the ballot. If your signature is rejected, you must return the letter along with a copy of your ID in order for your ballot to be counted. Q. What if I forget to sign my
ballot envelope? •By Colorado law we will send a letter to verify you voted, you must return the letter along with a copy of your ID in order for your ballot to be counted. The Election and Recording Department can be reached at 522-1544 for voter and election questions or recording information. The Motor Vehicle Department can be reached at 522-1158 for license plates/renewals or titling a vehicle. (Pamela Bacon is the Logan County Clerk and Recorder.)
