The following names have been selected for possible duty on a Sumter County Traverse Jury in the Sumter County State Court. They should report to the Sumter County Courthouse at 1 p.m. Monday.
Amelia P. Cohen, Harriet Wilson Peak, Joan C. Newpeck, Alexis Shante Hill, Brenda R. Lane, Kerry D. Smith, Larenza Ladane Mann, Tony Hubert Weaver, Katie Lavada Dickerson, Jason Wesley Lovett,
Thelma Ellena Smith, Anthony Leon White, Gary Lizoil Smith, Sandra T. Smith, Gail M. Hammett, Eddie Dean Lawson, Quanesha Von’Sha Burton, Rebecca Lynn Brecheen, William W. Reid, Robert Lee Holley,
Maria Socorro Lopez, Stacey B. Smith, Deborah Cassandra Law, James Calvin Welch, Joseph Ryan Albritton, Cornelius Rashad Lewis, Matthew T. Berry, Shelley W. Morris, Thomas A. Jennings Jr. and Reginald M. Woodford Jr.,
Dixie Tenille Short, Laerieia V. Foster, Amy Green Little, Lisa Shawn Bland, Gwen Brown Landers, Oscar Martinez, Eddie B. Wafford Jr., Virgil R. Wright, Kira Elizabeth Ramseur, James R. Buchanan Jr.,
Catherine Johnson Jordan, Lonzia Golphin, James Calvin Speer, Norman P. Race, Eddie Mable, Stephanie Michelle Barron, Roger Dale Messer, Florence Waymon, Sandra F. Thompson, Jean B. Bowen,
William M. Kitchens, Taneica Williams, J. Michael Shepard, Laverne Gilbreath Worthy, Thomas A. Lindsey, Ruby Lee Smith, Leslie Coleman Dziedzic, Walter C. McCoy, Christopher Foster, Sandra Hooks,
Hung The Pham, Lamont Ellise Gary, Carole Delaine Studdard, Eloise C. Crook, Kristen Brooke Guest, Gloria Haynes Josey, Dwight Thomas Kimbrough, Carlisle Eugene Sullivan, Virginia A. Furlow Wright, Louis C. Lassiter,
Lynda H. Respess, James Wesley Cromer, Danielle Kaye Jackson, Eddie Lee Laster, Christine E. McClain, April Leigh Legg, Teresa Lucinda Monts, Tommy Lee McGarrah Jr., Aaron Terrence Johnson, Jerie Ann Burton,
William Kim Allen, Eric Tramayne Franklin, Patricia Ann Bowen, Russell McCall Weaver, Shamoa Latrase Davis, Ronald Monroe Polk, Patricia Denise Barron, Nekoma Bettina Ross, Doris Dean Robinson, Debbie Graves Griffin.
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