The Newscaster/Nature Coast News
PAGE 11 - September 28, 2016
Loy Crusselle "Crussie" Woodward
Searching For The Truth
(1950 - 2016)
Our Own Arrogance Often Short
Loy Crusselle "Crussie" Woodward, 66, of Inglis, FL, passed peacefully from this
Changes God's Perfection
life to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Friday, Septem-
ber 9, 2016. Crussie was born March 15, 1950 in Asheville, NC to
Jessie Dean & Crusselle Dewey "C.D." Woodward. They raised
Crussie and her sister, Jessie, in Crystal River and Crussie con-
One of the most common criticisms of creation is the supposedly poor de-
tinued to live, work and raise her family here until she moved up
signs found in nature. In other words, if God made such and such a creature, feature,
the road and settled in Inglis for the latter part of her life. Crussie
or organ, why is it designed so poorly?
was an adoring mother, sister, grandmother, great grandmother,
This faulty logic assumes that all features of every animal still function exactly as they
and aunt. In addition to these, Crussie was a beloved friend and
were designed to function at the beginning of creation. It is ignorance of a biblical
coworker, having held many positions throughout Crystal River
worldview (often purposeful) which leads to many misconceptions being promoted as
and Inglis, the most recent being at Yankeetown School, and was
scientific facts. The incredible design and coded information of the DNA molecule
also a member of First Baptist Church of Inglis.
would have been perfect at the time of creation, with every part having some func-
In her life, Crussie made friends wherever she went. Her bright smile and outgoing
tional or designed purpose. However, at the time of man's rebellion, God allowed
personality warmed the hearts of those around her. Crussie's love for the Lord, which grew
features and functions within creation to start deteriorating. Had God not done this,
steadily throughout her life and during her courageous battle with ovarian cancer, was an
we would have lived forever, separated from Him. Thus, many features promoted
inspiration to many.
as non-functional (such as blind eyes on cave creatures) are simply evidence for the
Crussie joins her beloved parents in God's kingdom. She is sorely missed by
decay of creation.
daughters, Amy Standard Ross of Brandon, Fla., and Jenny Standard (Haley) Bronson of
Furthermore, features promoted as poor designs inevitably turn out to be the
Orlando, Fla.; her grandchildren, Ashleigh Elena Johnston, James Edward Ross, Jr., Jenna
result of a misunderstanding of the feature's function rather than the result of random
Elizabeth Ross, Haley Duke Bronson, Jr., Dean Irlo Bronson, and Anna Crusselle Bronson;
mutational processes. Common examples include the belief that the Panda's thumb
her great grandchildren, Kaylee Rayne Ritchie and Kenleigh Rose Ritchie ; her sister, Jes-
is poorly designed (it is a perfect design for eating bamboo ­ which is the Panda's fa-
sie (Bill) Perry; niece, Deana (Justin) Wolfe; nephew, Greg (Angela) Perry; lifelong friend,
vorite food) or the reverse design of our retina that has the blood supply blocking the
Lauren Glausier, and numerous cousins and friends.
light to the retina (this does not hinder vision but allows rapid reproduction of "blood-
Services will be held at 2 o'clock on October 1, 2016 at First Baptist Church of
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thirsty" retinal cells). This arrangement is also the optimum for producing a sharp
Inglis, 1001 Highway 40 East, Inglis FL 34449. In lieu of flowers, remembrances can be
image!1 It is pure human arrogance 93believe that Pt., Homosassa,that we do34446
50to S. Orwell biological designs Florida not
made in her name to Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance (OCRFA) P.O. Box 32141
fully understand are faulty, as if we are capable of 489-4588the Fax: (727)function
Phone: (352) designing
creature to 362-4788
New York, NY 10087-2141, by phone (212)-268-1002 or online at ocrfa.org
more perfectly in its environment.
Email, Tom Russell, Publisher: thenewscaster1@gmail.co
Notice from the Levy Supervisor of Elections
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proud, Debbie Russell, Editor: ­ James 4:6
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Cedar Key Precinct Change - Cedar Key voters who normally vote at the Cedar
Based on, Inspired Evidence a book by Bruce Malone, 2011
Key City Hall will be voting at the Cedar Key Community Center for the November 8, 2016
Presented by Bob Allen, Biologist-Paid Advertisement
General Election. Precinct 4 has temporarily moved due to damage at City Hall caused by
Contact Bob at SFTT321@gmail.com
hurricane Hermine. The address to the new polling location is listed below: 809 6th St Ce-
dar Key, FL 32625 Future elections will be held at the Cedar Key City Hall. Voters precinct
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number and representatives will remain the same. Information will be sent to all Precinct 4
voters to the mailing address on record. If you have any questions, please call the Supervi-
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sor of Elections at (352)486-5163.
Levy Losses at $2.2M
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CitrusPresident Barack Obama $2.5M Rick Scott re-
Losses at on Sept. 20, Gov.
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In a 44-page letter to
quested that the president make a major disaster declaration for Florida due to damages
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sustained throughout the state as a result of Hurricane Hermine. A presidential disaster dec-
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laration would provide federal resources to support recovery efforts in Florida.
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The document noted that preliminary damage assessments indicate over $36 mil-
lion in Public Assistance damages as a result of Hurricane Hermine, which is beyond the
state threshold of $26.5 million, that 39 counties activated their Emergency Operations Cen-
ters and 13 counties issued evacuation orders. The document stated that Levy County had
rainfall of 7.19 inches and $2,228,883 in damages, and Citrus County had rainfall of 6.92
inches and $2,539,270 in damages.
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Have you seen this missing juvenile?
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On Aug. 26, Devin James Linklater was reported as a missing runaway
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juvenile to the Citrus County Sheriff's Office. Devin is 6'1" tall, weighs 170
pounds, has sandy blonde hair, blue eyes, facial acne and a scar on his left ankle.
He was last seen at his home in Inverness on Aug. 25, wearing a red t-shirt
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and gray shorts. He is believed to possibly be in the Crystal River area. If you
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have information as to Devin Linklater's whereabouts, please contact your local
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emergency 911. To remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 888-ANY-TIPS or submit
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the information online at www.CrimeStoppersCitrus.com.
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