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A year ago, the Red Sox went to the Cape to see if their much-hyped draft pick Anthony Ranaudo once again looked like a top college pitcher. What they saw was a hurler who looked very much like he was rounding back into his top-of-the-rotation form…and an opponent who was even more dominant.
Ranaudo allowed just one hit and struck out eight over 6 2/3 shutout innings for Brewster. But, if possible, even that outing was upstaged by an electrifying performance from University of Connecticut right-hander Matt Barnes.
Barnes, pitching for Wareham in the Cape for the second straight summer, allowed one run on four hits while striking out 14 in seven innings of work. The Sox front office was there in full force to see the performance.
"Matt was excited and wanted to pitch that night," Wareham coach Cooper Farris said last night. "I thought Matt outpitched him. I know the Red Sox had just about everyone here. It was a quick game, didn't last very long, under two hours. Matt was on top of everything. Ranaudo had trouble with his off speed stuff that night. His fastball was really good. It was a great matchup and fun to watch."
Barnes was the headliner of the Sox' first day of the draft. As a result of the free-agent departures of catcher Victor Martinez to the Tigers and third baseman Adrian Beltre to the Rangers, the Sox had four of the first 40 overall selections, and sought impact from a variety of players.
They started with Barnes, a college right-hander, with the No. 19 overall selection of the first round. They followed that by grabbing high school catcher Blake Swihart with the No. 26 pick of the first round, tabbed high school southpaw Henry Owens with their third selection (No. 36, in the sandwich round) and concluded their day with college outfielder Jackie Bradley (No. 40, in the sandwich round).
Certainly, the Sox were pleased to emerge with four players whom they think can have a strong impact on their organization. They view both Barnes and Owens as future big league starters, and Swihart and Bradley as potential middle-of-the-field lineup members. That said, the team tempered its enthusiasm with the notion that it will require many years before the impact of the draft will be known.
"We're real happy with how today went. I think 30 clubs feel that way coming out of the draft room," said GM Theo Epstein. "There's a little bit of anxiety to see if the guys you like are going to be there. More often than not, you end up getting the guys you like because the reality is that all 30 clubs have these guys evaluated differently. We do our high fiving and feeling good coming out of the room, but I feel like 29 other clubs were doing it the exact same way. Then you circle back in five or 10 years and see how you did. Certainly we felt like some things broke our way and we were able to get four players we feel really good about."
A closer look at each:
Selected: 1st round, No. 19 overall
Vitals: 6-foot-4, 203 pounds
Stats: In his junior year, he is now 11-4 with a 1.62 ERA and 111 strikeouts in 116 2/3 innings. Last summer, went 1-2 with a 2.18 ERA and 20 strikeouts in 20 2/3 innings on the Cape before going 3-0 with a 1.42 ERA and 26 strikeouts in 19 innings for Team USA.
Trivia: First college right-hander taken by Sox with their first overall pick since Aaron Sele in 1991. First first-rounder from Connecticut ever taken by the Sox. The last time the Sox had the No. 19 overall pick, they also went with a college right-hander, grabbing Roger Clemens in 1983.
Profile: Barnes was undrafted out of high school in Connecticut, but by his sophomore year, when his velocity ticked up into the mid-90s (topping out at 98 mph), he had established himself as a prospect.
Farris suggested that Barnes had explosive stuff after his freshman year for Wareham, but that by the time he came to the Cape following his sophomore year, his curveball showed significantly more polish, along with improved command. Barnes had also worked hard to develop a changeup, though Farris characterized that pitch as remaining a work-in-progress.
Wareham has served as something of a pitching factory for the Sox, with the summer team also having produced Daniel Bard and Justin Masterson in recent years. Farris said that the seemingly effortless delivery and explosive life on Barnes' pitches reminded him of the flamethrowing Bard. He also raved about the pitcher's work ethic, noting that he and UConn teammate George Springer were the first players to field every day, typically arriving by 10 a.m.
This draft season, he had been projected as high as a top five pick before slipping a bit among a strong class of college pitchers. Still, the Sox were elated that he remained on the board when they were picking.
Scouting director Amiel Sawdaye said that the Sox view him as a "middle of the rotation guy" with "three plus pitches."
"We were excited to get him," said Sawdaye. "Given the fact that he was at 19, we got really excited. I'll leave it at that."
Selected: 1st round, No. 26 overall
Vitals: 6-foot-1, 175 pounds, switch-hitter
Stats: Hit .602 with 27 extra-base hits (5 HR) and 24 walks in 28 games as a senior in Rio Rancho. Last summer, hit .448 with a .492 OBP and .845 slugging mark for Team USA, a run that included a ridiculous 12 extra-base hits (5 HR) and 17 RBI in 17 games.
Trivia: First catcher taken by the Sox in the first round since John Marzano was selected with the No. 14 pick in the 1984 draft. First high school catcher taken in the first round by the Sox since Kevin Burrell in 1981.
Profile: The first thing that seems to stand out about Swihart is his ability to impact a baseball. He already shows impressive power – as evidenced by his Team USA performance – even as there is the potential for more as he continues his physical maturation.
"He's got such quick, quick hands and great bat speed that the ball flies off his bat. It really jumps," said Garye LaFevers, who coached Swihart with Team USA last summer. "He's got good power from gap to gap and he's a switch hitter. He hit a lot of balls right-handed to the right center gap. He isn't afraid to go to the opposite field for power or use his power get his arms extended to the other half of the plate to go to right-center or if he's hitting left-handed to go to left-center."
LaFevers added that while Swihart showed impressive hand-eye coordination and bat speed that allowed him to impact a baseball, there is still room for development.
"He is a good enough hitter that he can be patient at the plate and look for his pitch early in the count and not go after the pitchers' pitch early in the count," said LaFevers. "That was one of the biggest things that we worked on."
Swihart is relatively new to catching, having just started working at the position late in high school. With Team USA, he caught and played first, while during his senior year in high school, he shifted between work behind the plate and several positions.
Indeed, Swihart played many doubleheaders as a senior in New Mexico, catching for one game and playing in the field for the next. That schedule permitted the Sox to conclude that he has the attributes needed to remain at catcher.
"We got a really good chance to see him behind the plate but also to see his athleticism in the field, so a guy that we were really excited to get because the tool set and athleticism really fit behind the plate," said Sawdaye.
Epstein, meanwhile, suggested that Swihart's bat would have drawn the Sox to him regardless of his position. The fact that he does play a premium position made him even more appealing.
"Yes, he's a catcher, but he's also a very legitimate bat, a switch-hitting bat at that, and an excellent athlete with great baseball instincts as well. It was the whole package. It wasn't so much what position he played. We certainly never draft for need," said Epstein. "But he stood out for his bat, for his athleticism and the fact that he projects to be able to stay behind the plate and be a solid receiver back there, thrower back there only added to the attraction."
While LaFevers wondered whether the Sox might contemplate moving Swihart to another position since working behind the plate could slow his movement through the farm system, he also made clear that the prep star has the ability and makeup to stick behind the plate.
"If they decide he is going to be a catcher he will do a good job," said LaFevers. "He will do everything he can do to be the best catcher they have ever drafted. That would be pretty good."
Swihart has a scholarship offer to the University of Texas. As a 19-year-old, he would be draft eligible after his sophomore year, meaning that he has even more leverage than the typical high school player when negotiating with the Sox. As such, the switch-hitting catcher is said to be seeking a significant bonus – well in excess of slot – in order to start his pro career.
HENRY OWENS, LHP, EDISON HIGH SCHOOL (Calif.)
Selected: Supplemental 1st round (No. 36 overall)
Vitals: 6-foot-6, 190 pounds
Stats: 12-0, 1.03 ERA, 99 strikeouts, 13 walks in 78 2/3 innings as a senior. Last summer, went 3-0 with a 2.33 ERA and 31 strikeouts in 19 1/3 innings for Team USA.
Trivia: Highest high school left-handed pitcher taken in the draft by the Red Sox since first-rounder John Curtice was selected out of Virginia by the team in 1997. Indeed, under Epstein the Sox had never before take a high school left-hander in the first 10 rounds, though two caveats are in order: 1) Epstein was Assistant GM, and played a significant role in the draft, when Jon Lester was taken in the second round in 2002; and 2) The Sox have given first-round or sandwich-round money to prep southpaws before (Mike Rozier, a 2004 12th-rounder, and Drake Britton, a 2007 23rd-rounder).
Profile: Owens has a significant track record of success for a high schooler, both based on his competition in Southern California and his Team USA performance. His feel for pitching is considered relatively advanced for such a young pitcher.
That said, his current stuff doesn't necessarily jump off the charts for everyone who saw him. His fastball was mostly a high-80s to low-90s offering. Still, at 6-foot-6, his ability to command a three-pitch arsenal (fastball, curve, changeup) for strikes already allows him to compete at a high level.
"It surprised me a little bit that he went this high, but I'm very happy for him," said LaFevers, his Team USA coach last summer. "Between his junior and senior year, he was like a string bean. He hadn't hit that second growth spurt where you start to put on weight and fill out a little bit – big, tall, lanky.
"He was sneaky fast. He had a nice delivery and good mechanics, but he's so big and had such long levers that he was sneaky fast. He threw 88-90 easily, very fluidly. Obviously, as he grows and continues to learn to use that leverage and puts on strength in his core, his velocity will increase. If he's left-handed and throwing 88-92, and he's throwing strikes, he'll be OK."
The Sox, however, saw him touch 94 mph with his fastball at times as a junior, and they view his frame as a projectable one, with forecasts of more power being reasonable. And, even the present package was intriguing for the club.
"He throws three pitches for strikes," said Sawdaye. "For a high-school kid, that's unique and certainly something that we covet."
"He's always performed well against the best competition," added Epstein. "Left-handed or right-handed, he stood out as somebody we liked, and the fact that he's lefthanded was an added bonus."
Selected: Supplemental 1st round (No. 40 overall)
Vitals: 5-foot-10, 175 pounds, bats left, throws right
Stats: As a junior, hit .259 with a .361 OBP, .468 slugging mark and six homers in 37 games before requiring season-ending surgery on his wrist in early May. However, in his first two years, he hit a combined .358 with 24 homers, and he hit .345 with two homers and nine runs batted in en route to Most Outstanding Player honors in the 2010 College World Series. Hit .318 with a homer and 12 RBI for Team USA last summer.
Trivia: Bradley is the Sox' third first- or sandwich-round pick out of the University of South Carolina, joining Adam Everett (1998) and Eddie Ford (1974). Only one other institution -- Georgia Tech, which has produced Matt Murton (2003), Mark Fischer (1997) and Nomar Garciaparra (1994) -- has yielded as many early Sox draft picks.
Profile: Bradley entered 2011 viewed as one of the top center fielders in college baseball. He was coming off of a season in which he had been the best player on a national champion, something that garnered him not only Most Outstanding Player honors in Omaha in 2010, but that also had him labeled as a preseason All-American and viewed as a potential middle-of-the-first-round pick.
Yet his performance took a hit in his junior year, and his season ended abruptly when he injured his left wrist while trying to make a diving catch in an April game. It was his third surgery in college, following a procedure to have a rib removed in order to address a blood clot during the fall of his freshman year and surgery on a broken hamate bone as a sophomore.
While health and his performance in 2011 contributed to a bit of a slide in the draft, the Sox don't believe that he has medical issues that will cloud his future.
"He had the wrist injury. Jackie's not officially part of the organization yet, so it wouldn't be appropriate for me to comment in detail. But obviously we reviewed the medical file," said Epstein. "It's something our medical staff was really comfortable with, that he'll be able to come back at 100 percent."
That being the case, the team selected a player who has demonstrated an ability to impact the game both offensively and defensively. Moreover, he has shown an ability to thrive under pressure.
His most notable moment came when — with South Carolina one strike from elimination in the College World Series — he delivered a game-tying RBI single against Oklahoma in the 12th inning, then scored the game-winning run.
It is possible, noted ESPN.com analyst Keith Law, that Bradley could play in the Cape League this summer in an effort to re-establish his value before signing, in a fashion similar to Sox supplemental first-rounder Ranaudo last summer. At the least, Bradley is taking a playful approach about his future.
"Decisions decisions decisions :)," he wrote on his twitter account on Monday night, with a picture of a Red Sox cap on top of a USC lid.
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Pub. Date: 01/28/2001
Publisher: Cengage Learning
This revised edition contains at
The second edition of Certified ASE Master Technician Don Knowles' popular ASE test preparation book adds coverage of the L1 Advanced Engine Performance test to its coverage of automotive tests A1 through A8. All nine tests covered in this book reflect year 2000 task lists, including the updated composite vehicle in the L1 test.
This revised edition contains at least one practice question for every ASE task in the tests. Also included is the updated and expanded coverage of electronic automatic transmissions, electronically controlled automatic transmissions, electronically controlled 4 wheel drive and steering, ABS systems, wiring diagrams and repairing electronic components.
Product Details
- 9780766819481
- Publisher:
- Cengage Learning
- Publication date:
- 01/28/2001
- Edition description:
- Older Edition
- Pages:
- 672
- Product dimensions:
- 8.52(w) x 10.91(h) x 1.00(d)
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Engine Repair: Pretest, General Engine Diagnosis, Cylinder Head and Valve Train Diagnosis and Repair, Engine Block Diagnosis and Repair, Lubrication and Cooling Systems Diagnosis and Repair, Fuel, Electrical, Ignition, and Exhaust System Inspection and Service, Answers and Analysis. Chapter 2 Automatic Transmission/Transaxle: Pretest, General Transmission/Transaxle Diagnosis, Mechanical/Hydraulic Systems, Electronic Systems, Transmission/Transaxle Maintenance and Adjustment, In-Vehicle Transmission/Transaxle Repair, Off-Vehicle Transmission/Transaxle Repair, Removal, Disassembly, and Assembly, Gear Train, Shafts, Bushings, Oil Pump, and Case, Friction and Reaction units, Answers and Analysis. Chapter 3 Manual Drive Train and Axles: Pretest, Clutch Diagnosis and Repair, Transmission Diagnosis and Repair, Transaxle Diagnosis and Repair, Drive (Half) Shaft and Universal Joint/Constant Velocity (CV) Joint Diagnosis and Repair (Front and Rear Wheel Drive), Answers and Analysis. Chapter 4 Suspension and Steering: Pretest, Steering System Diagnosis and Repair, Steering Columns and Manual Steering Gears, Power-Assisted Steering Units, Steering Linkage, Suspension System Diagnosis and Repair, Front Suspension, rear Suspensions, Wheel Alignment Diagnosis, Adjustment, and Repair, Wheel and Tire Diagnosis and Repair, Answers and Analysis. Chapter 5 Brakes: Pretest, Hydraulic System Diagnosis and repair, Master Cylinder (Non-ABS), Fluid, Lines and Hoses, Valves and Switches (Non-ABS), Power Assist Units Diagnosis and Repair, Miscellaneous Systems (Wheel Bearings, Parking Brakes, Electrical, etc.) Diagnosis and Repair, Anti-Lock Brake System(ABS) Diagnosis and Repair, Answers and Analysis. Chapter 6 Electrical/Electronic Systems: Pretest, General Electrical/Electronic System Diagnosis, Battery Diagnosis and Service, Starting System Diagnosis and Repair, Charging System Diagnosis and Repair, Lighting Systems Diagnosis and Repair, Headlights, Parking Lights, Taillights, Dash Lights, and Courtesy Lights, Stoplights, Turn Signals, Hazard Lights, and Back up Lights, Gauges, Warning Devices, and Driver Information Systems Diagnosis and Repair, Horn and Wiper/Washer Diagnosis and Repair, Accessories Diagnosis and Repair, Body, Miscellaneous, Answers and Analysis. Chapter 7 Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Systems: Pretest, A/C System Diagnosis and Repair, refrigeration System Component Diagnosis and Repair, Compressor and Clutch, Evaporator, Condenser, and Related Components, Heating and Engine Cooling Systems Diagnosis and Repair, Operating Systems and Related Controls Diagnosis and Repair, Electrical Vacuum/Mechanical, Automatic and Semi-Automatic Heating, Ventilating, and A/C Systems, Refrigerant Recovery, Recycling, and Handling, Answers and Analysis. Chapter 8 Engine Performance: Pretest, General Engine Diagnosis, Ignition System Diagnosis and Repair, Fuel, Air Induction, and Exhaust System Diagnosis and Repair, Emission Control Systems Diagnosis and Repair, Positive Crankcase Ventilation, Exhaust Gas Recirculation, Exhaust Gas Treatment, Evaporative Emission Controls, Computerized Engine Controls Diagnosis and Repair, Engine Electrical Systems Diagnosis and Repair, Battery, Starting, Charging, Answers and Analysis. Chapter 9: Advanced Engine Performance: Pretest, General Powertrain Diagnosis, Computerized Powertrain Controls Diagnosis-Including OBD II, Ignition System Diagnosis, Fuel Systems and Air Induction Systems Diagnosis, Emission Control Systems Diagnosis, I/M Failure Diagnosis, Answers and Analysis.
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Date: 2013-07-24
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- 1 small zucchini, chopped
- 1 shallot, chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 cup uncooked whole wheat orzo pasta
- 2 cups vegetable broth
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 1 package (6 ounces) fresh baby spinach
- 2 medium tomatoes, seeded and chopped
- 1/4 cup minced fresh basil
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- Salt and pepper to taste
- In a large saucepan over medium-high heat, saute zucchini and shallot in oil until almost tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add the orzo, broth and milk. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook and stir for 10-15 minutes or until liquid is almost absorbed.
- Stir in the spinach, tomatoes and basil; cook and stir until spinach is wilted. Remove from the heat; stir in the cheese, salt and pepper. Yield: 6 servings.
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"Yum! Very good! I doubled the recipe and used chicken broth instead of vegetable. Creamy and full of flavor. I will definitely make this again!"
"I will make this recipe again! Easy to make and tastes great!"
"This was a nice side dish... Very colorful and eye appealing. Also easy to throw together."
"This was great. No leftovers!"
"This was so amazing. My non-vegetarian family did not have any complaints about it and ate seconds and thirds. I can't wait to make it again. I would add 3 cups of vegetable broth next time, not 2, to make it creamier!"
"I substituted chicken broth for the vegetable broth and it was excellent!"


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Season 1
- Rotta, a baby Hutt of all things, invokes this in The Movie. He's simply an innocent child caught up in a war he's too young to understand.
- The conditions the little Huttlet was forced to endure before Anakin and Ahsoka rescue him. He's trapped in a large dirty looking room with no windows or lights of any kind. The room is totally bare and the Huttlet wasn't even given a bed or a chair to rest on.
- "The Hidden Enemy", when it's discovered that one of the Clone troopers, Sgt. Slick, betrayed the Republic. And in a way, he was justified. With the Jedi using the clones as fodder in the war, he was desperate for a way out. Even then, his last words felt genuine.
"I- I love my brothers. You're too blind to see it, but I was striking the blow for all clones."
Truth enlightens the mind, but won't always bring happiness to your heart.
- It also brings the Once an Episode Koan back to mind rather painfully.
- Hevy's Heroic Sacrifice in "Rookies". Doubly so in the season three premiere, Clone Cadets (Season Three, Episode 1). During training, Hevy befriended a clone assigned to maintenance duty named 99. When his teammates end up back on Kamino, they have to tell 99 that he died.
- The ending of Downfall of a Droid, where now nobody cares and forgets about Artoo (because he's assumed destroyed in action), except for Anakin.
- To some, the death of Nahdar Vebb in The Lair of Grievous. Kit Fisto's reaction in which utters, "No...", is especially depressing.
- Incredibly, "Trespass" manages to make one of these out of the death of Hate Sink Chairman Cho. After instigating a pointless conflict with the indigenous Talz, he gets at least 11 clones and an unknown number of Talz killed through sheer stupidity before he gets a spear in the back. Instead of recognizing the error of his ways and trying to make amends, he wastes his last seconds cursing the Talz "savages" and begging Senator Chuchi to avenge him.
- Ahsoka becoming depressed after losing 8/10 of Blue Squadron (though they say it was the whole squadron, but there were 2 survivors besides Ahsoka) in Storm Over Ryloth, made even worse that it was her fault because she disobeyed Anakin.
- In Innocents of Ryloth when the twi'lek girl, Numa shows the soldiers what used to be her home.
- And to top it all off, she starts crying when Waxer finds her doll and gives it to her...
Season 2
- Cut Lawquane's backstory and what led him to deserting the clone army.
- That poor Zillo Beast...
- The attempted Heroic Sacrifice by Ahsoka and Barriss in Weapons Factory.
- Anakin's reaction to Commander Ponds' execution by Aurra Sing.
Anakin: That was Ponds....
- Onaconda Farr's death in Senate Murderers. Especially the funeral.
Season 3
- The last stand of the Republic in "Supply Lines". Especially crushing is Ima Gun-Di's last stand with Captain Keeli, and his last words "The Twi'leks will live to fight another day" as he's finally overwhelmed.
- When Kamino is attacked, 99 does everything he can to help the clone troopers survive, eventually getting gunned down while trying to get more grenades in the middle of a firefight.
- 99 has the body of a frail old man, but like all clones at the time, he's no older than 13.
- Mina Bonteri (A member of the CIS civilian government and Padme's friend) getting killed off for advocating peace. Just another of the senseless sacrifices of war. One has to wonder what happened to her son, Lux, after her death.
- We find out in "A Friend in Need" (Season Four, Episode 14), where he leaves the Seperatists and wants revenge on Count Dooku.
- Count Dooku being forced to have Asajj Ventress killed in "Nightsisters". And the reveal of Ventress's full backstory is just as bad.
- It's worse in "Massacre" (Season Four Episode 19), when her home planet is, well, massacred.
- From the same episode, Ventress outright begging Mother Talzin not to leave her alone.
- The newly brainwashed and transformed Savage Opress killing his brother Feral as a test of loyalty to Ventress and Mother Talzin. Also doubles as Nightmare Fuel.
- The death of King Katuunko during "Witches of the Mist".
- The Mortis Trilogy rolls out these throughout:
Son: It's ironic, my sister. You were the only one I truly loved...
- Anakin seeing his mother again in "Overlords" when it turns out to be The Son of Mortis impersonating her.
- The Son of Mortis corrupting Ahsoka with the dark side and forcing her to attack Anakin and Obi-Wan, then killing her once she's of no more use, followed by Anakin desperately begging the Father to help her. Ahsoka got better, but the fact the Daughter of Mortis sacrifices her life to bring Ahsoka back from the dead doesn't make the scene any less sad.
- The Daughter's Heroic Sacrifices. Both of them.
- In "Ghosts of Mortis", Anakin (now controlled by the Son of Mortis) now knows he will murder Obi-Wan (as well as many innocents) in the near future. When the pair face off Anakin destroys Obi-Wan's transport in order to keep him stranded on the planet, telling him that he's only doing it to keep him safe, "for his own good". Well, we all know how that turns out...
- Obi-Wan's face when he sees dark Anakin.
- The Son of Mortis, while retrieving the Dagger of Mortis from the Daughter's tomb, tells his deceased sister that he truly did care for her. Also counts as a Heartwarming Moment.
Son: And so, you have betrayed me, Father...
- The Father committing suicide to take the Son's power away from him and the Son dying in his father's arms after Anakin mortally wounds him.
- The Father's suicide is especially sad. He's suffering the single greatest pain that a parent can suffer, having seen both of his children die, and is left with the acute awareness that it's his own fault (by bringing the Jedi to Mortis, giving the Son an opportunity to make a break for freedom). It's not unlikely that part of the reason that the Father killed himself was out of guilt and sorrow for the fate that befell his beloved children.
- Echo's death in the Citadel arc. It's even more tragic when you realize that Fives is now the only surviving member of Domino squad. He's lost everyone he's grown up with.
- Not to mention Master Even Piell's death in the final episode in the Citadel Arc, Citadel Rescue.
- Kalifa's death at the end of "Padawan Lost".
- In "Citadel Rescue", the reprogrammed battle droids under R2D2's command are ordered to hold off a large force to cover the escape of the Jedi and the prisoners. Knowing that there's no way they'll survive, one of the battle droids says to R2 "It was an honor to serve with you."
Season 4
- The hopeless end of "Gungan Attack", where Riff Tamson has defeated and captured all of our heroes except for Ahsoka and Prince Lee-Char.
- The death of General Tarpals.
- It gets worse. It turns from a Heroic Sacrifice into a Senseless Sacrifice because instead of keeping Grievous as a prisoner, they end up having to give him back to the Separatists in exchange for Anakin Skywalker, who was captured by Dooku shortly after Grievous's capture.
- The Umbara rolls these out one after another in the latter two episodes.
- The death of Waxer. Made all the more tragic because he was killed by his own brothers as a result of Krell manipulating two squads of clones into fighting each other. As a final jab, there's a smiling picture of Numa painted on the side of his helmet.
- The entire scene with the two squads killing one another, and their subsequent realization that they were killing their own brothers. It's one of the few times Rex has ever emoted to such a degree, and the sorrow and horror is apparent in all of their faces. By this point, viewers were cheering when they finally decided to turn on Krell.
- Hardcase's Heroic Sacrifice. Doubles as a Crowning Moment of Awesome.
Live to fight another day, boys! Live to fight another day...
- Ahsoka's final scene in Slaves of the Republic has her being tortured by Atai Molec after trying to fling him off a ledge while caged above the queen's palace and he continues torturing her as the scene wipes to the slaver ship carrying Obi-Wan arriving at Kadavo, while we hear her screams of torture echo out. Made even more tragic that it was the last shot of her in the first half of Season Four, and that we would not find out if she will be saved until January 2012. Truly, one of the most heartbreaking moments of the series.
- The entire episode's third act after the Zygerrians thwart the Jedi's attempt to escape is especially tragic. By the end of the episode, our heroes have no hope of escape, and apparently will end up living in slavery forever . That makes the month long wait for Escape from Kadavo especially depressing.
- Obi-Wan's "funeral", especially Satine's reaction. While any adept viewer (or anyone who's seen Episode III) would realize that Obi-Wan isn't actually dead, Satine genuinely believes that the man she loves is dead and seeing her break down crying, particularly after she has spent every other episode she appeared in keeping up a strong, unflappable appearance, is heartbreaking.
- Also a bit earlier, seeing Ahsoka barely holding her tears and at the same time, hearing Anakin's desperately calling out Obi-Wan's name, trying to wake him.
- Anakin vs. Rako Hardeen, who is actually Obi-Wan in disguise in "Friends and Enemies".
- The end of "Massacre", where all of the Nightsisters (excluding Ventress and Mother Talzin) are killed, with Ventress' reaction selling it.
- The poor colonists on Raydonia (including children), brutally murdered by Darth Maul... Also doubles as Nightmare Fuel.
Season 5
- Adi Galia's canon-changing death in Revival.
- The death of Steela at the end of the Onderon arc.
- The "Young Jedi" arc isn't a Tear Jerker on first glance...but when you consider that these kids probably won't survive Order 66...
- Gregor's apparent death in "Missing In Action" (though it is ambiguous if he is Killed Off for Real or if he was Put on a Bus). Colonel Gascon's reaction to it is equally depressing.
- Its eventually discovered in Rebels that he survived, but he's become senile. Still a very sad fate.
- In "Point of no Return", BZ sacrifices himself to defeat the buzz droids by letting them out of an airlock, along with himself. Doubles as a Crowning Moment of Awesome.
- Also R2's near-death for some, especially for viewers who haven't seen Revenge of the Sith onwards. It really does look like that the previous episode's events have inspired D Squad.
- Anakin's tone of voice when he orders for a search party to look for R2 is also heartbreaking.
- Also R2's near-death for some, especially for viewers who haven't seen Revenge of the Sith onwards. It really does look like that the previous episode's events have inspired D Squad.
- In "Shades of Reason", Bo-Katan's reaction to Pre Vizsla's death is pretty heartbreaking, especially the extended cut of the scene in the DVD version of the episode. In that version, it is all Bo-Katan can do to keep herself from breaking into tears.
- The Lawless is filled with these.
- Satine's death at the hands of Darth Maul to break Obi-Wan and her last words to Obi-Wan are also tragic.
- Obi-Wan staring into the chaos of the Mandalorian Civil War, and you can feel him break, knowing Satine's dream is dead... and he could do nothing for either.
- And later when Obi-Wan has to flee Mandalore, he says to Bo-Katan, "You're Satine's sister, aren't you? *Beat* I'm so sorry..."
- For vehicle enthusiasts and old school Star Wars: The Clone Wars fans, the Twilight's destruction.
- Savage's death and his last words to Maul.
- If you look at the scene more closely, you'll notice that it almost mirrors Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon's battle against Maul in Episode I. In this, Maul finds himself watching helplessly as his brother fights Sidious alone which ends in his death, putting Maul in the very same position as Obi-Wan over a decade before when Qui-Gon was killed. Seeing the devastated look upon Maul's face, it's almost as if he finally understands the pain he put Obi-Wan through when he killed Qui-Gon.
- One has to feel for Ahsoka at the end of "The Jedi Who Knew Too Much". In probably less than a day, her entire life was ruined by someone (a Force user) setting her up for reasons she can't comprehend, and even her master hasn't (from her point of view) done much of anything to help her.
- Then there's Anakin. Ahsoka is practically his daughter/little sister, and he's unable to help her in any way other than convince her to come back with him. Just seeing him trying desperately to find her is enough to make anyone tear up, especially when you consider how badly Anakin reacts to losing his loved ones.
- And then there's Rex. When he's issuing Anakin's orders, his tone of voice makes it obvious just how shocked he is by the turn of events.
- In the final episode of Season Five and the series, The Wrong Jedi, The horror on Anakin's face just screams MY God What Have I Done, as he realises that Ventress is right about comparing how the Council abandoned Ahsoka, to how Dooku did the same to her. Also the compassion and blame in the once psychotic Nightsister's voice as she explains this.
- What makes this episode almost unbearable is that Barriss is right. The Jedi are fighting a pointless war in the name of a Sith Lord, (albeit unknowingly) and the Republic that they have fought so hard to protect will soon cease to exist. You can tell by Palpatine's expression that her speech strikes a nerve.
Barriss: This republic is failing! It's only a matter of time.
- Barriss' look of remorse toward Ahsoka as she is led off to prison. While she feels justified at having done everything else, it seems involving Ahsoka to the point of inadvertently risking her life is Barriss' sole regret.
- Think back to the trauma that Barriss, a young Jedi, has had to deal with in this war, particularly the brain worms. And then remember that after all that, she came to realize that the side of the war she fought for and went through all that for is wrong and corrupted. While it can't excuse her becoming a terrorist in response, is it any wonder the poor girl snapped?
- The ending of "The Wrong Jedi", where Ahsoka leaves the Jedi Order, even after her name is cleared, because her faith in the Order is so shaken that she can't bear to stay.
- Though the focus in the scene is on Anakin, a couple shots of Obi-Wan show him looking devastated.
- Yoda hangs his head in shame, looking as though he is thinking "What have I done?"
- Or more specifically, "what have I not done", as Yoda was one of the few who did believe Ahsoka, and yet he did very little to help her because he felt overruled by the majority of the Council. And as a result, the Order is losing one of its most promising padawans.
- And even with the mask, Plo looks completely broken-hearted.
- The last shots of Ahsoka's face as she leaves the Order take it to an entirely different level: the always cheerful, optimistic and enthusiastic girl cries without hiding.
- The fact that Dave Filoni kicked everyone out of the recording studio except for Matt Lanter (Anakin Skywalker) and Ashley Eckstein (Ahsoka Tano) to record this scene further shows how powerful it is.
- Ahsoka's look of shock upon learning that Barriss was the one who orchestrated the whole plot. One can only imagine what Luminara's reaction would be, seeing as her once-model apprentice has fallen to the dark side.
- And even before that, she's totally despondent while sitting in a Republic jail cell, pretty much convinced that she's doomed because Anakin is the only one actually trying to help her (not that she faults Padme for defending her, mind you, she's just quite convinced it's pointless).
- The ending credits also qualify. Instead of the usual circle wipe and ending theme, the scene just fades away and a rather somber version of Ahsoka's theme plays through the credits. Cartoon Network didn't even do their usual picture-in-picture credits advertisements.
- Doubles as a meta-example, as this not only marks the end of the series (at least on television), as Disney said "no" on continuing it (Even though allegedly Lucasfilm Animation is continuing production on new Clone Wars story arcs, but how they will show them is currently unknown), but also marks the end of Lucasfilm's collaboration with Cartoon Network, as future Star Wars animated programs, including the upcoming Star Wars Rebels, will be airing on Disney XD or Disney Channel.
Season 6/Bonus Episodes
- The whole Order 66 Arc. Let's see:
Fives: (the driver stats that he likes mysteries) Yeah, you ever hear the one about the people who were engineered to kill? Kill their best friends, their leaders! And they don't even know it!?
- Tup's fate. He had absolutely no control over his actions (killing a Jedi master) and for that he got drugged, restrained and was prepared to be killed and dissected by the Kaminoans (who are revealed to be part of the Sith conspiracy). Then Fives and his Robot Buddy, in the course of trying to save him, discover the reason behind all of this... only for Tup to die anyway since he was weak to begin with. Oh, but you think it ends there? Ha ha, no. It just gets worse.
- Fives is taken back to Coruscant to reveal what he knows... to Chancellor Palpatine. I think you can guess where this is headed. Having been injected with some sort of drugs by Nala Se beforehand, Fives can't properly convey what he knows and grows ever-more paranoid while being hunted for trying to assassinate the Chancellor, who revealed the entire plot to him. Finally, he's gunned down by his fellow clones while reaching for a weapon.
- Fives understandable anger when he lashes out at a cab driver after he'd just learned that the Chancellor was behind the whole conspiracy.
- Then there's his Famous Last Words to Rex. Even Commander Fox's men of the Coruscant Guard (who were the ones who gunned Fives down) are saddened by this and take off their helmets in respect. Their expressions and bafflement suggest that somehow they sense a deep dread about what's to come even if they don't fully comprehend Fives's final words about the "nightmare."
- The last Domino has fallen.
- Order 66 in general can be seen in a much harsher light after this arc. All of the clones are affected by it thanks to some chips installed in their brains, and they don't even know about it. Once the Order is officially issued, the clones are just as much of victims of it as the Jedi are.
- Even worse, looking forward into the next animated series, the Empire's new military force - the stormtroopers - are mostly recruited patriots and conscripts, and according to an interview with Filoni, the surviving clones got no compensation for their service to the Republic and are now relegated to slave labor despite now being old men due to accelerated aging. And the clones that were really close to their Jedi generals are also suffering PTSD because of Order 66. One can only imagine what happened to Rex if he survived the Clone War and didn't get his inhibitor chip removed before it ended...
- Thankfully, we find out in Rebels that Rex turned out alright, but what about Cody...
- And what would've become of a deserter like Cut Lawquane? Not to mention his adopted family?
- The Clones are rarely seen interacting with the Republic's citizenry outside of a purely military capacity. They have no friends, no family and no roots outside of their brothers in arms. Of all the people who would have most recognized and respected the Clones for their service, it would have been their Jedi commanders who led them in the field. Order 66 meant that the Clones had to gun down some of the few people who would have advocated for their recognition by the Republic and respected them as individuals.
- Fridge Horror wise, what may have happened to AZI-3, the main source of comic relief in this otherwise dark story arc? Considering that he was involved in helping an allegedly "defective" clone rebel against the Kaminoans, he was most likely deactivated or memory-wiped sometime after Fives went back to Coruscant.
- Then there's Rush Clovis's ultimate fate as it were. All he wanted to do was purge the Intergalactic Banking Clan of corruption and keep it a neutral party as it used to be. Then after getting aided by Count Dooku in finding the stolen accounts and coming to power, Dooku blackmails him into "favoring" the Separatists and then sends an invasion fleet to Scipio to make it look like he's abusing his power. In the end, he inadvertently brought war to Scipio, deliberately fell to his death to let his beloved live, he is blamed for the corruption in the Banking Clan (especially when he was worried about his own legacy) and control of the Clan ends up falling to the Republic alone (giving Palpatine's future empire a large source of income for weapons such as the Death Star).
- The trial of temptation in "Destiny". First, Yoda is given an apocalyptic scene of a hallway in the Jedi Temple with the bodies of fallen Jedi, including Mace Windu, Petro and Ahsoka Tano. To make the last even more heart-breaking, Ahsoka asks if she'll still be able to become one with the Force despite being cast out of the Order by the Council before dying. Then Katooni brings Yoda brings to a more idyllic scenario: there is no war, and everyone Yoda knows is still part of the Jedi Order, including characters who previously died (such as Qui-Gon Jinn, Tiplar, Knox and Adi Gallia) or left/betrayed the Order due to circumstances connected to the war (Dooku, Barriss Offee and Ahsoka Tano). Yoda really longs for those happier times, but he knows this isn't real.
- The series finale Sacrifice. After seeing all the visions of Order 66 on Dagobah and the visions in Destiny, Yoda goes to Korriban/Moraband, confronts Ancient Dark Jedi and Sith spirits from various eras past and also Darth Bane himself before facing a final vision of him and Anakin facing Dooku and Sidious. They emerge victorious, but Yoda could not learn what was behind Sidious' veil as Palpatine detaches from the vision beforehand. At the end, Yoda is told that despite every suspicion the Council may have, they cannot prevent the future the best he could do is bring the teachings to a new generation as a Force Ghost and that Anakin will fall and the Sith will win over the Jedi. At the end there is a Hope Spot however—he sees that there is another Skywalker and perhaps sees the events of the Original trilogy leading up to the redemption of Anakin Skywalker and the fall of the Empire, along with his own Death. At the end, Yoda, having learned how to become a Force Ghost, infers to Obi-Wan and Mace Windu that while they may not win the war, by becoming One With the Force, a technique that the Sith can never master, they will be able to sow the seeds that will allow for victory over the Dark Side once and for all, showing that even in Darkness, there is hope.
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Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir
- In Issue 4, Mother Talzin sacrificing herself to Darth Sidious so Maul can escape from Dathomir. When Rook Kast arrives with Maul's personal Gauntlet fighter to help him retreat, Talzin tosses Maul aboard and orders him to flee while she tries to hold off Sidious's Force lightning. Maul begs Talzin to come with him, but she tells him she can't escape this time, and if she tries, they'll both die. Kast and one of her men are forced to restrain Maul as he struggles to help his mother and watches General Grievous impale her. Now Maul has lost both his brother and his mother, and the only allies he seems to have left are the Mandalorian Super Commandos (the Nightbrothers' fate is ambiguous, but the ending implies they were killed).
- In the second episode, after Anakin and Obi-Wan have lost track of their target, Anakin gets the idea to call Ahsoka in for backup, only to remember that she's gone. As he goes through his conflicting emotions about the whole thing, he asks Obi-Wan what it would feel like if he betrayed Obi-Wan's trust. Obi-Wan gratefully says that hasn't happened, and never will.
- Considering that Anakin has always feared losing the people who are close to him (he later turned to the dark side because he was so scared of losing Padme), it's clear that Ahsoka's decision to leave the Jedi Order deeply hurt him. Obi-Wan attempts to comfort Anakin by saying it was Ahsoka's own decision and wasn't caused by any fault of Anakin's, but Anakin still profoundly feels the loss of somebody who was like a little sister to him.
- In the second episode of the arc, "A Distant Echo", just as the squad is about to infiltrate the Techno Union HQ on Skako Minor, they notice that supposedly still-alive Echo is no longer emitting his signal to let them trace him, leading Crosshair to suspect that Echo may have turned traitor and is leading them into a trap. Rex denies that his own men would turn on them, but once Crosshair mentions that he wouldn't be happy if his squad left him for dead, Rex snaps and physically assaults Crosshair. This reaction suggests that the circumstances of Fives' death might still be fresh on Rex's mind, and he doesn't want Echo to die under similar pretenses. Once Anakin defuses the fight by sending the Bad Batch to scout an entrace, he tells Rex that he should be ready for anything that happens with Echo, and Rex requests that he be the one to deal with Echo regardless of what's happened.
- Every time you watch an episode, keep in mind the events that we know are going to happen in the future: Anakin will become Darth Vader and Obi Wan, Padme, and Mace will all die by his hands, the Jedi will be mostly exterminated (meaning that every single Jedi character we see in the show will most likely be victims of Order 66), the 501st Legion will become Vader's personal hit squad, Yoda will be forced into exile for the rest of his life, Palpatine will turn the Republic in to an oppressive dictatorship, etc. This make all the 'happy' episodes (Every time Anakin and Padme reunite, the future 501st Legion soldiers in training, Yoda giving words of encouragement to the clones) much harder to watch.
- On that note, there's the vision the Son gives Anakin of what he's going to become in "Ghosts of Moris." (Season 3, Episode 17) It's a rapid succession of scenes from the third movie, ending in an image of Darth Vader and the destruction of what is probably Alderaan. This is all bad enough, but then there's Anakin's reaction - he's horrified that this might possibly come true, and he's desperate to prevent it. This, combined with Dramatic Irony, just makes the whole thing even worse.
- Rex speaking to Cut about how he fights so that their children and their children's children won't have to fight becomes Harsher in Hindsight when you realize that the Sequel Trilogy exists and tells the story of how people about 50 years later (including the children and grandchildren of those who lived through the Clone Wars) are still fighting in a conflict that had roots in the Clone Wars or possibly even further back.
- Every time a clone goes to certain death, saying "this is what I was born for."
- Real Life Example: One year prior to the airing of "The Lawless", Sidious/Palpatine's voice actor, Ian Abercrombie died, and the episode paid a tribute to him by saying "In Memory of Ian Abercrombie".
- Think of all the times that Obi-Wan works with Commander Cody, how well they seem to work together... and now remember the battle on Utapau in Episode III.
- Heck, think of all the times the clones have worked with the Jedi and remember order 66.


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The citizens of Wilkes County and especially the Boomer community mourn the loss of Mrs. Arlee Broyhill Andrews, age 94, who passed away at home in Boomer on Saturday, June 7, 2014.
A celebration of life service will be conducted Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at 2:00 PM at Little Rock Baptist Church in Boomer with Rev. Robert Earl Webb and Rev. Robert Livingston officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with the family receiving friends prior to the service from 12:30 until 1:30 PM in the church fellowship hall.
Mrs. Andrews was born September 5, 1919 to the late Isaac Jefferson and Ada Belle Carlton Broyhill in their home in Boomer. She attended Appalachian State Teacher's College. The late John W. Andrews, also of Boomer, swept her off her feet and they were married in August of 1939 and settled in Boomer on the family farm now known as AH and W Farms.
In addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Andrews was preceded in death by a sister, Evelyn Broyhill Greer; two brothers, James Lloyd Broyhill and Vernon Carlton Broyhill.
She is survived by a daughter, Mary Elizabeth Bradley and husband, Corkey of Boomer; a son, Dr. Robert William Andrews and wife, Phyllis of Durham; five grandchildren, Elizabeth Arlee Hendrix, Nicholas Charles Hendrix, John Kelly Hendrix, Ellen Arlee Andrews and Ross C. Andrews; one great-grandson, Charles William Herrera; and one sister, Naomi Broyhill Triplett of Winston-Salem.
Arlee was an active member of Little Rock Baptist Church and served in many capacities over the years. She was also a member of the Wilkes County Home Demonstration Club and leader in the 4-H Club in the Little Rock community. She was instrumental in beginning the library at the old Boomer School and was a substitute teacher at Boomer-Ferguson Elementary School. She was well known for being a wonderful cook, having a green thumb in growing beautiful flowers, especially roses she provided for graduation ceremonies at Wilkes Community College, floral arrangements for the church, and assisting many brides with floral arrangements and bouquets for their weddings, and creating beautiful needlework and quilting. She opened her home with love and always showed everyone warm hospitality. Everyone always left with sweet memories from a visit in her home.
Arlee was a charter member of the Board of Trustees of Wilkes Community College serving from the time of its inception, January 1, 1965 to June 30, 1995. She was appointed to the board by the Wilkes County Commissioners and worked diligently to make the college a major center for education in northwestern North Carolina. During her trusteeship she held the offices of Secretary for the Board and also served as Vice-Chairman. If you talked with Arlee about the college, she sang its praises and expressed the impact it has made on the citizens of Wilkes and surrounding counties who would not have had an opportunity to further their education beyond high school if it were not for the community college.
Dr. Gordon Burns stated that "Wilkes Community College owes Arlee Andrews sincere appreciation for the dedication and guidance she offered to its Board of Trustees from the time the college was organized in 1965 until 1995. She was a charter member of the board who served under the college's first three presidents, Dr. Howard Thompson, Dr. David Daniel and Dr. James Randolph. Her spirit remains alive here on the campus. In 1987, her husband, John Andrews, and her family honored Mrs. Andrews by dedicating a garden in her honor. The Arlee Andrews garden is located outside the Walker Center."
Remembering Arlee, her niece Brenda Anderson and other special friends shared the following comments:
Brenda Anderson: "I feel blessed to have had Arlee as an aunt. She was very special to all her nieces. We got to enjoy her wonderful cooking and have many recipes she shared. She also helped us learn to can, freeze, mend and sew. Aunt Arlee grew and arranged beautiful flowers, especially roses which she shared with us on special occasions. As we got married, she honored us with a luncheon or tea at her lovely home. She was always ready to listen and offer advice when we had a problem. Aunt Arlee was truly a Southern Belle whom we loved very much. She touched our lives in so many ways we will never forget."
Gail Walsh: "Arlee is a marvelous example of God's love. She was a fine and gracious lady who will be missed by everyone."
Betty Jo Burcham: "I lost a dear, dear friend whom I loved so much. I will always treasure all the sweet memories she has left behind. She was truly one of my favorite people. She was a lady with a lot of class, compassion for others, and was both beautiful inside and outside with a kind word for everyone she met. She also was a dedicated wife, mother, grandmother (referred to as "Mama E"), homemaker/cook, and a Christian. Her life made a difference and she set an example of how a Christian should live. She was an inspiration to me and all her dear friends. I thank God for giving her 94 wonderful years."
Arlee will be missed in her community and by all her family and friends who admired her as a wonderful lady who was an inspiration and role model for all who have crossed her path.
Pallbearers will be: Clyde Broyhill, Dan Parks, Jim Parks, Dan Weston, Glenn Weston, Karl Ham, Gary Broyhill, Mike Sturdivant, B Townes, James Motsinger, Larry Anderson and James Winfree, Jr.
Flowers will be welcomed and memorials may be made to the Little Rock Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, c/o Larry W. Anderson, 7740 S. NC Hwy 18, Boomer, NC 28606.
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Manitou (Oklahoma) Funeral for Duane Cardwell, 81, Manitou, will be at 2 pm Tuesday at Jackson Funeral Home Chapel , Frederick.
Mr Cardwell died Sunday, July 13, 2003, at his home.
Burial will be at Frederick Memorial Cemetery under direction of Jackson Funeral Home.
He was born northeast of Frederick on Sept 5, 1921, to Joe and Maud Stradley Cardwell. He attended Pleasant Ridge School and Frederick High School, graduating in 1939.
He enlisted in the U S Air Force and attended gunnery school in Las Vegas, finishing in the top 10 of his class. He completed radio training school in Salt Lake City, after which he was assigned to the Rice Provisional Group of 52 crews of B-17 bombers. He trained in Boise, Idaho, and Rapid City, S D. After completing his training, he was promoted to technical sergeant and assigned to the 8th Air Force in North Africa, flying out of St. Donay, Robot Salae and Tunis. He participated in the first bombing mission on Rome, Italy, on July 18, 1943. After his service in North Africa, he service in Foggia, Italy, where he completed his overseas duty. He was awarded the European Theater of Operations Ribbon with three battle stars and the Air Medal with nine oak leaf clusters for completing 50 combat missions. He returned to the United States in 1944 and was stationed at Avon Park, Fla. He was appointed chief radio instructor and served in that capacity until his discharge in July 1945.
After returning home, he made farming and ranching his lifetime career. He received the Top Farmers of America Association Award of Honor and was named an Honorary FFA member. He was a member of the Oklahoma and American Angus associations, the Tillman County Farmers Home Administration Board, The Tillman County Farm Bureau Board, the Tillman County Fair Board, the Tillman County Ambulance Board and the E-911 Board. He was a charter member of the Tillman County Crime Stoppers Board, where he served as president for two years.
He married Elizabeth Annrene Neumeyer on Jan 20, 1947, in Wichita, Kan. He retired from farming in 1986.
Survivors include his wife, of the home; a son and daughter-in-law, Randy Duane and Mary Cardwell, Vernon, Texas; a daughter and son-in-law Dianna Darlene and Buddy Ebarb, Shreveport, La; a half-sister, Flora May Anderson, Carmichael, Calif; four grandchildren:
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Grant Lynch
Talladega Superspeedway Chairman
- Advanced Priced Tickets On Sale Friday for Talladega Superspeedway's Pivotal Oct. 21-23 Weekend, Featuring Two NASCAR Chase Elimination Races
- Earnhardt Jr. Set For Pre-Race Fan Q&A Session Prior To Alabama 500, Sunday, Oct. 23 At Talladega Superspeedway - A Place He Calls Home
- Brad Keselowski Wins GEICO 500 Aspen Dental Weekend at Talladega Superspeedway
- Elliott Sadler Wins Thrilling NASCAR XFINITY Series Sparks Energy 300 During Aspen Dental Weekend at Talladega Superspeedway
- Gus Dean Picks Up First Career Win at Talladega Superspeedway in Wild ARCA Racing Series Presented by Menards General Tire 200