ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Obituaries must be received with prepayment before 4 p.m. for publication the following day. Dr. Mehr (Auburn 67), 82, Southaven, Mississippi, died February 21, 2023. A system error has occurred. Index 1850-2010, Copyright 2023 Would you like to receive our daily news? He was preceded in death by his father, Curtis Larkin Gibson; his step-father, Ronald D. Bond; and one sister, Cindy Gibson. At Daspal, we aim to deliver customized and user-friendly web, software and mobile solutions that connect your business with todays technology. She was of the Pentecostal faith. US Obituary Collection 1930-Current search millions of obituaries in Please try again later. Our support in your time of need does not end after the funeral services. Your account has been registered, and you are now logged in. On Sunday at 1:30 o'clock, Mrs. Jno. :Teachers in Morgan schools program learning Spanish, Decatur girls finish second behind powerhouse Mountain Brook, Sorority party hosted by Hartselle High students ends with 11 arrests, Controversial apartment complex continues through city approval process, Baseball: Super pitching performances lead area teams to second round, Athens State graduate Carrie Trousdale became nurse to show compassion, License plate reader leads to rescue of alleged kidnapping victim in Hartselle, Hartselle teacher finalist for state teacher of the year, Two locally owned burger joints closing for assorted reasons, EDITORIAL: Ivey's war on woke hits unlikely target, Overpass almost complete but no development yet for Sweetwater property, Editorial: Dadeville shooting an indictment of our state, Alabama Democrats make renewed push for gun safety laws in wake of Dadeville shooting, Bunge will begin $28.6 million expansion in May to improve unloading and distribution capabilities, EDITORIAL: No better time to scrap the tax on groceries, CNN, Don Lemon part ways weeks after Nikki Haley comments, Volunteerism, relationships valued by Athens award winners, PREP ROUNDUP: Austin softball stays perfect in area play, City to hold public meeting on bridge feasibility study in May, New Morgan County Jail boss focused on employee retention, EDITORIAL: Local government transparency under attack, Danville's Robert Pope played on two state championship teams, Alabama bill would give parents $6,900 for private schools, Ambulance board upholds penalties against Decatur Morgan Hospital, Decatur Middle heads to national scholars bowl tournament, Vroom and bloom: Simpson's Florist truck refurbished after 35 years, Austin's Gary Spivey found success playing and calling games, Wheelchair-bound Athens senior inspires others, Monday's prep roundup: Kerby, Garrison lead Priceville to blowout win, City would commit $5 million and land to $30 million riverfront development under agreement, Gary Couey starred for the Cotaco Indians, Morgan commission to offer incentives for obtaining commercial driver's licenses, Officials push for more widespread livestreaming of public meetings, Decatur council poised to borrow $35 million for recreation projects, Woodmeade Elementary placed on secured status after parent makes threats, Decatur woman charged with stabbing boyfriend, Alabama police: 89 shots fired into crowded Sweet 16 party, Investigator: Hartselle woman used kitchen knives to kill son, stab father, Conditions of incentive agreement that began Decatur residential growth spurt met, With bond approval, council to spend $87 million on recreation, Decatur Youth Services.

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