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Patricia Walton

Pat loved her family and had a very special aunt and uncle, Everett and Naomi Cheek of Wenatchee, Wash. She loved her time spent with them, either on the occasional visit or the frequent telephone conversations. Pat was a devoted and wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and friend to many. She is survived by her husband of 50 years, Clyde D. Walton of Fayette; her son, Glenn A. Walton and his wife, Lynn (West) Walton, of Sanford, and their sons, Jeffrey Walton and longtime companion, Sondra Schildroth, of Bangor, and Cole West of Sanford; and her son, Tim C. Walton and his wife, Marian, and their two children, Tate and Tulane (Lanie), of Livermore; a sister, Vivian Rowell of Baton Rouge, La.; a brother, Allan Ladd and his wife, Theda, of Denton, Texas; and brother-in-law, Francis M. Walton Jr. of Sidney. She was predeceased by her parents and a sister, Lois Young. Messages of condolence may be sent to www.finleyfuneralhome.com. http://www.sunjournal.com/news/obituaries/2015/12/26/patricia-walton/1843294

Photos: Dazzle win 2 basketball championships

Pulaski and The Spectrum. Pictured are Jackson Crawford, Owen Prince, Nathan Prince, Andrew Claterbaugh, Evan Gates, Everett Bowman, Patrick Rakes and Ashton Bramblett. The team is coached by Bobby Prince, Gary Crawford and Keith Tilley. Not pictured are Bryce Harrison and Conner Tilley. Submitted by Gary Crawford ... http://www.roanoke.com/community/botetourt_view/photos-dazzle-win-basketball-championships/article_c9670a53-c01e-543f-82a1-463cdf0f31d9.html

Stanford construction threatens families' beloved Escondido Village

Escondido Village -- such as a market and cafe, pub, cinema, exercise facility, music rooms and study spaces, Shirley J. Everett, associate vice provost for residential and dining enterprises, said at a recent campus "town hall" meeting. The new buildings will be modeled after the school's four-story Kennedy Graduate Residences, which offer fully furnished units with wall-to-wall carpeting, contemporary kitchens and high-quality services, according to the university. The construction also creates space for new pedestrian and bicycle pathways to better connect graduate housing to the rest of the campus, as well as opportunities for popular food trucks. "The housing project is meant to be something really great," Everett said. "It will be a huge improvement over the current housing. "Escondido Village was developed in a rural time in Stanford's history," she added. "This is the last region of the campus housing where there is not so much density, and there is the opportunity to do more ... so we can house more students." The families urge the university to instead build the high-rise apartments in an adjacent area, to protect the courtyards. "You couldn't find a better place to have kids than Stanford," said electrical engineering doctoral student Brady Quist. "When people ask me what Stanford is like, I don't talk about the education," he said. "I talk about the courtyards." Contact Lisa M. Krieger at 650-492-4098. Follow her at Twitter.com/LisaMKrieger and Facebook.com/Lisa M. Krieger. p... http://www.mercurynews.com/nfl/ci_29241024/stanford-construction-threatens-families-beloved-escondido-village