Looking Back

Connie Conyac presented the Rooks County Commissioners a list with information deal-ing with all of the grants, funding and projects she was either directly or indirectly responsible for. Conyac asked whether the commissioners would reconsider her employment agreements as she had presented at the meeting two weeks prior. Since there was no further action on the proposals, Conyac handed in her resignation to be effective at 5:00 p.m. a month from the day. Conyac then asked to be dismissed from the remainder of the meeting.

In early fall of this year the community learned that Lee Lindsey, the Stockton High School math teacher and girls’ head basketball coach, was diagnosed with throat cancer.

M. J. Sullivan, who served four years in the Army Air Corps as a Private First Class during World War II, had been presented with several badges and medals of honor for his service to the country after his tour of duty at Walker Air Force Base in Kansas was completed. In the ensuing years since that time, the medals were lost, and it was accepted by Sullivan that they were gone, never to be recovered. However, B. J.

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