Gwendolyn Brittain holds Anna Ruby Griffin next to her father Roosevelt Willis after students opened Christmas presents at Pike County Head Start.
Family remembers Javion through giving
Nearly two years after losing her 4-year-old nephew, Javion Willis, Gwendolyn Brittain and her father Roosevelt Willis shared Christmas cheer with 37 Head Start students. She wrapped four gifts for each of the students in memory of her nephew.
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Jimmy Dukes
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01/15/10 at 04:18 PM
Who is Roosevelt Willis?
#2
Heckler
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01/15/10 at 09:29 PM
Walter, do us a favor. Don't let the comments on this story turn negative.
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Sandra Dickerson
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01/19/10 at 04:56 PM
Great point! Rosey has done so much for the road department, building and zoning and the dump transfer station. Rosey needs our full fledged support. You go Rosey.
#3
I agree
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01/16/10 at 09:31 AM
Comments should not be negative. Roosevelt Willis is up for re-election. Don't let this hurt his chances. Keep the hope alive.
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Supporter
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01/16/10 at 10:41 AM
Code Enforcement supports your efforts to help others. Thenk you Mr. Willis.
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Anonymous
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01/16/10 at 09:52 PM
Aww, that's sweet. 2 of my girls went to headstart in Pike and that is a wonderful place! Wish the regular public school system was like it.
#6
Hobby Farm
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01/17/10 at 02:13 PM
Commissioner Willis has done so much to help me be a better person. Thank you Rosey my friend.
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Chairman
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01/19/10 at 09:26 AM
As Chairman of Hill Top Covenance Committee I would like to personally thank Commissioner Roosevelt Willis and PikeCo Code Enforcement. Together under your leadership Hill Top is now a shining example of what can be done to beautify neighborhoods. Block party Wednesday night 11:00 pm unitl.
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Anonymous
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01/26/10 at 03:49 PM
Good thoughts on removing code enforcement Commissioner Willis. Let's hope it is not too late.
#9
We are watching
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01/29/10 at 09:00 AM
OK Roosevelt time to do your thing. Eliminate Code Enforcement, cost the county too much for a non worker. Now you have the support of many, do not wait too long it will dindle.
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OMG
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01/29/10 at 12:07 PM
Can you people do anything else? Find a job maybe? Get a hobby? this story was about a little boy who touched lives. My daughters went to school with Javion and he was so adorable. Always smiling and laughing. They did something wonderful to remember him. And everybody sits here talking about off the wall crap. This has nothing to do with code enforcement and the dang county. If you want to make a change in this county then vote idiots. If you think you can do a better job get your butts up there and do so or SHUT UP!!!
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