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Jaymi Crawford

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Warriors win in first round of playoffs

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By Jaymi Crawford
| nowgeorgia.com
The White County High School Lady Warriors were on the road in Norcross last night in the opening round of playoff action against the Chestatee Lady War Eagles. The Warriors won the tip and quickly scored 2 baskets back-to-back, with the War Eagles coming in hot on their heels to tie the game up early. Multiple turnovers allowed the Warriors to stay ahead the whole period, and they would close the first period up by 6 at 16 to 10, Warriors.
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Ruby Faye Gooch, age 95, of Dahlonega

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By Jaymi Crawford
| WRWH-AM (Cleveland, GA)
On Monday, April 28, 2025, the Lord called home one of His saints, Ruby Faye Gooch, age 95, of Dahlonega. Ruby was a native and lifelong resident of Lumpkin County. She was born on March 9, 1930, to the late Guy and Myrtle Grizzle Jarrard. In addition to her parents, those to greet her in Heaven will be her husband Bert Gooch, great-grandchildren Isabel Gooch and Tucker Grizzle, brothers Wayne Jarrard, L.J. Jarrard, and Glad Jarrard.
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Bas Oskam, age 96, of Dahlonega

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By Jaymi Crawford
| WRWH-AM (Cleveland, GA)
Bas Oskam, age 96, of Dahlonega, passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 22, 2025 at home. He was surrounded by his family having succumbed to cancer. Bas was born on September 16, 1928 in Hilversum, The Netherlands to T.W. Oskam and Anna Kapp Oskam. He was educated in Rotterdam, The Netherlands and was married on June 30, 1955 to Eva E. Castor of Oberwesel, Germany. They moved the same year to the United States, later becoming naturalized citizens.
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