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Homer Stanley Benson, Jr. - Chattanoogan.com

Homer Stanley Benson, Jr. Thursday, May 27, 2021 Homer Stanley Benson, Jr. Dr. Homer Stanley Benson, Jr., 95, died peacefully in his Chattanooga home on Tuesday, May 25, 2021.     A resident of Chattanooga since 2006, he was an active member of the Kiwanis Club and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.  He also served for many years as a judge on the Torch Award Committee for the Better Business Bureau and as a volunteer counselor for SCORE.   Dr. Benson was born on December 29, 1925 in Columbia, South Carolina, the son of Homer Stanley Benson Sr. and Lou Ellen Bragg. His parents soon after moved back to Columbus Georgia where Dr. Benson graduated from Columbus High School. Further schooling was interrupted by his military service in World War II as a Navy dental assistant in Corpus Christi and then Great Lakes Naval Training Center.  In 1950 he graduated from the University of Georgia as a proud Sigma Chi with a BS in Chemistry. Schooling was interrupted again by

Former TV journalist, Dallas media personality Jocelyn White dies at 68

Former TV journalist, Dallas media personality Jocelyn White dies at 68 White was one of the first female weather reporters in North Texas. Jocelyn White and her husband, Kim Seal.(Courtesy of Terri Kennedy) Jocelyn White(Alexandra Olivia) White was born March 9, 1953, to Joyce and Burl Joe White Jr. She grew up in Crossett, Ark., with her younger brother, Joey. In a high school graduating class of about 200, White was among the top students, her brother said. She graduated with a full scholarship to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where she majored in journalism. White was one of the first female weather reporters in North Texas, landing a gig at KDFW-TV (Channel 4) in November 1980. She later became an arts critic and interviewed celebrities and reviewed movies and theater productions.

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RIP to a Musky Legend – Slick Paint Jobs – Musky-themed Christmas

Modified Jan 2nd, 2021 at 9:38 AM Think your fishin’ buddies might enjoy the newsletter? Sign ’em up. As always, you can find all past content on our website. Enjoy! Musky-themed Christmas The holiday season is officially done. It was a weird one with all the craziness we had in 2020, but still pretty cool connecting with family members and reflecting on the year. I’m guessing most of your relatives don’t share your burning passion for musky fishing, but that doesn’t mean you can’t musk-ify your holiday get togethers – just ask these hardcore musky-heads: Lovin’ these Christmas musky cookies from Mark Koopman: