The following people have been summoned for duty with the Colquitt Superior Court Traverse Jury on Monday, Nov. 9, 2009, at 9:30 a.m. at the Colquitt County Courthouse.
Deborah F. Peters, Ernest J. Barber Jr., Debbie G. Cannon, Michael Felton Hampton, John L. Tomlinson Jr., Josephine Arnold King, Beverly Jean Montgomery, Lynn P. Mercer, Terri Lynn Webb, Teresa M. Venet, Susan Buice Walden, Stanley Bruce Bass and Sandy Jerome Knighton.
Also, Kimberly Yater Vallini, Michael Francis Jones, Kristin Jernigan Moore, Chad Napoleon Waldon, Serena Marie Parker, Mary Catharine Ivey, Dwain E. Walden, Kimberly Dawn Allegood, Sandra Kay Hooks, Calvin D. Perry, James Charles Thompson and Jean Patricia Brown.
Also, Maria Ann Zeigler, Samantha Dianne Payne, James K. Webb II, Angela Mechele Whitaker, Anthony R. Carroll Jr., Jim Franklin Blair, Marcus S. Shaddix Jr., Gary Alvarus Thomas, Marjorie S. Knox, Billy Montinus Hewitt, Norma Jean Fleetwood, Murry Frank Farrell, Mildred L. Miley and Andrea N. Boatwright.
Also, William Allen Newton, Thomas R. Coleman Jr., Robert Lee Daniels, Kenneth Wayne Edwards, Rainey Reed Jr., April Kristin Gordon, Ronda Davis Aguilar, Leanna Lynnette Gay, Alexis Kenton Barge, Barbara Pace-Niedermayer, Julie Gay Autrey, Donna Lynn Humphries, Willie C. Regular and Thomas David Sanderson.
Also, Randal L. Thompson, Kayla Jo Sellers, Nathaniel Pace, Mary Frances Henry, Linda Jean Dickerson, Steven Rhett Knox, Edgar Bernard Wright, Malcom Patrick Tyler, Melita Hart Snipes, Sabrina Carol Evans, Gay P. Radney, Sonja Leigh Thompson, David A. Mercer, Donnie H. Suber and Janet Lynn Lovett.
Also, Earl S. Majors, Henry Julius Stephens, Dalvin Gray Armstrong, Debra Eileen Smith, R.F. Weeks, Donald E. Price, Cecil F. Hinson, Marie Grant, Flora Dean McCullough, Crystal Gail Williams, Jessica Carol Smith, Sarah Britney Patten, Patricia Williams Snead, Richard Calvin Sloan, Ernest Kennedy and Ernest J. Bridges.
And Heather Tompkins Beck, Nellie O. Pate, Melissa Ann Weaver, Tammy Lynn Cone, Kevin Douglas Pierce, Lynnwood Thomas Terry, Jennard Dimistri Allen, Katrina Marie Lawson, Charlene E. Cummings, Michelle Taylor Shull and Teresa M. Venet.
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