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Friday, May 24, 2013 

Wilson thanks voters 

City of Krum mayor Terri Wilson, who won re-election 

on May 11 by defeating former mayor Larry Lamonica 

by a vote of 59-percent to 41-percent, said this 

week that she is grateful to Krum voters. 

“I’m glad I have the opportunity to continue to work 

for the citizens of the City of Krum and look forward 

to being a part of the continued progress in Krum,” she 

said. “I’m excited the voters passed four of the five issues 

placed before them.” 

Voters approved $500,000 in bonds for street improvements, 

as well as $1.3 million in bonds for a new 

Krum Public Library. The only issue to fail – 177 to 175 

votes – was for $2.8 in bonds to build a new fire station 

for the Krum Fire Department, which would also have 

housed the Public Works Department. 

“Moving forward the council and I will be listening 

to the citizens to have a better understanding of why Special 

Election 2 Proposition 1 [for the fire station] failed 

and how the citizens would like us to move forward,” 

Wilson said. 

KISD presents budget work 

By John Callarman 

Preliminary work on 

the budget for the 2013-14 

school year, a look at the first 

round of state test scores for 

fifth- and eighth-graders, a 

decision to seek new bids on 

the combined tennis court/ 

Bobcat Boulevard relocation 

project, and the hiring 

of seven new teachers and 

an assistant superintendent 

occupied the Krum Independent 

School District 

Board of Trustees at its May 

8 monthly meeting. 

Budget — Superintendent 

Cody Carroll submitted 

a tentative budget that 

showed $22,516,408 in total 

expenditures, up $1,526,490 

from the current year’s 

$20,989,918 figure. Increased 

state revenue based 

on a rise in average daily attendance 

enrollment figures 

and flow from the fund balance 

will offset a decrease in 

local revenue and the apparent 

lack of federal funding, 

figures supplied by Carroll 

showed. 

The total assessed valuation 

for properties in the 

district, on which the twopart 

local property tax rate 

is based, is $659,370,333. 

The ADA figure in the district 

has risen to 1,890 students. 

In the four funds covered 

by the budget, the 

General Fund expenditures 

rise from $16,864,124 to 

$18,195,408; the Food Service 

Budget (for which federal 

funds are included) rises 

from $751,108 to $790,493; 

the Employee Day Care, 

After School Program and 

Summer Fund Program expenses 

rise from $213,932 

to $336,176; and the Debt 

Service Budget goes up from 

$3,160,754 to $3,194,331. 

The Operation and 

Maintenance tax rate tentatively 

will remain at $1.04, 

but the Interest and Sinking 

Fund rate is recommended 

to return to the $.50 level. 

He said his recommendation 

for the rate to cover 

the district’s Debt Service 

Fund is based on “an effort 

to try to pay off some of 

our bonds a little early to 

make some room for what 

we know is coming down 

the road. Probably in June, 

maybe in July, I’m going to 

have a representative come 

in and talk about the procedure 

in doing that and some 

other options that will be 

out there if we need to go 

down that road. There will 

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KMS class 

earns 

reading 

recognition 

Krum Middle School teacher 

Tera Kemohah-Riney’s fourth-period 

class was recently recognized 

by the Achieve3000 corporation 

for their outstanding language arts 

performance. 

Achieve3000 is a reading and 

writing curriculum program used 

throughout the district to help 

students build critical communication 

skills. Studies have shown 

that the use of the program leads 

to improved writing abilities and 

faster reading times. 

In addition to certificates, the 

students will receive a reward party 

to honor their achievements. 

For more information on the program, 

parents and students should 

speak with their English teacher. 

Fire Station bond may go to voters again this fall 


Residents of Krum will 

get another chance, possibly 

as early as November, 

to vote on a bond issue to 

finance a new fire station, 

following a discussion Monday 

night by the Krum City 

Council about the results of 

the May 11 election. 

Voters OK’d bonds to 

finance a new library and 

for street construction but 

rejected, 177-175, the bond 

issue to build a new fire station 

and public works facilities. 

“If we just give up at 

one,” Councilmember Michael 

Wilkes summed up the 

council’s attitude, “I mean, 

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there’d be so many things 

in this world that wouldn’t 

happen if everybody gave 

up the first time.” 

More than 2,000 of the 

2,424 registered voters eligible 

to vote in the city stayed 

home on May 11 and the 

preceding early voting days, 

leaving it to a little more 

than 350 voters to decide 

the mayor’s race, the fate of 

the bond issues and the two 

sales tax items on the ballot. 

Financial consultant 

Marti Chew of FirstSouthwest, 

the city’s financial advisor, 

outlined a four-month 

schedule of actions leading 

to the city’s obtaining, on 

Sept. 18, the $1.3-million 

voters authorized for library 

construction and the 

$500,000 voters OK’d for 

street improvements. She 

also listed three alternatives 

for the $2.8 million for construction 

of a fire station 

and relocation of the public 

works department — another 

bond issue election, the 

issuance of certificates of 

obligation, or the issuance 

of tax notes. 

“I’d really like to go 

back to the voters,” Wilkes 

launched the council’s 

20-minute discussion of its 

options for the fire station. 

“I think that’s the right thing 

to do.” 

“And I do, too,” Mayor 

Terri Wilson responded. “I 

think, honestly, we need to 

find out why it failed. We 

need to be asking, ‘Why 

didn’t you vote for it?’” 

“The feedback I got was 

that it’s on the wrong side of 

the tracks,” Councilmember 

Paul Meine said. “It wasn’t 

on the side where they 

lived.” 

Wilkes suggested a lot 

of “negative P.R.” distributed 

right before the election, 

hurt. 

“I think, knowing that, 

now we can be prepared to 

come back at that with the 

right advertising so everybody 

can have the correct information 

and not wrong information,” 

he said. “From 

some of the people I talked 

to, there was a lot of wrong 

information out there right 

at the last minute.” 

Fire Chief Kenneth 

Swindle spoke of the research 

that went into the site 

selection process, including 

the lack of available, affordable 

land on the eastside of 

the BNSF tracks and the location 

of the designated station 

site on the property that 

formerly housed the Denton 

County Barn, in the middle 

of the city’s extraterritorial 

jurisdiction with immediate 

access to FM156. 

“There needs to be a 

major education for some 

of the people out there that 

don’t understand what the 

cost is going to be for now 

and the future,” Swindle 

told the council. “When we 

put this project together, everything 

we did to put the 

project as a positive for the 

city for now and for 50 years 

from now, where the project 

that would allow you to 

have a fire station for now, 

for the city proper, and the 

ETJ that would be effective 

for the future.” 

He also was concerned 

about people who believed 

the city could establish fire 

stations on both sides of the 

tracks. 

“At no time did anybody 

ask me what it was 

going to cost to have two 

fire stations in the city of 

Krum,” Swindle said. ”It’s 

going to cost you $900,000 

to man each of those fire 

stations. My budget presently 

is $830,000. I know 

what my revenue is; I know 

what my projected revenue 

is. I know where I’m 

at three years, five years, 10 

years and 15 years from that 

point. I can tell you exactly 

where we are and where 

we’re projected to be. In no 

way can we afford two fire 

stations in the city of Krum, 

Texas.” 

“We can’t afford 

two,” Wilson agreed. “We 

couldn’t afford to staff two, 

and we couldn’t afford 

equipment for two.” 

Councilmember Christine 

Rodriguez said the city 

needs to include the comparative 

cost of operating 

two stations in its future voter 

education efforts. 

“Let them know that 

they can’t afford two and 

we’ve done our homework, 

we’ve done our research, 

and this is the best location,” 

Rodriguez said. ”We’re giving 

you the best that we can 

to provide the services that 

you need.” 

Another factor nobody 

asked Swindle about leading 

up to the election was the effect 

of the railroad tracks on 

the response time to any fire 

that might break out on the 

east side of town. 

“I have three calls that I 

pulled – nobody asked me – 

but I have three calls that I 

pulled randomly to see what 

our time was to three areas 

that were almost to Masch 

Branch,” Swindle said. 

“Three minutes, three minutes 

15 seconds and three 

minutes 45 seconds. NFPA 

(National Fire Protection 

Association) states that if 

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Jean Sebastian lost her 

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looking up through all her 

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She is survived by her 

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sister Mary and Wayne 

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MIKE KERN 

Mike Kern, 60, of Valley 

View, Texas, passed 

away peacefully at his home 

surrounded by his family 

on May 22, 2013. Mike was 

a Registered Professional 

Land Surveyor for 30 years. 

He owned Kern Surveying 

in Krum until his retirement 

in 1999. During the past few 

years Mike has enjoyed traveling 

with his wife, rebuilding 

vintage cars, and drag 

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Mike is survived by his 

wife of 24 years, Patsy Kern; 

his children (and spouses), 

Rachel (and Chad) Corbin, 

Dean (and Amy) Kern, 

Jonnie (and Chris) Roach, 

Jason McCleary; his mother, 

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TROY LYNN SCOTT 

Troy Lynn Scott of 

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home in heaven on May 10, 

2013 after a 2 ½ year battle 

with colon cancer. 

He was born September 

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the late Kay Dean Scott and 

Patricia A. Sides. He graduated 

from Marcus High 

School, Lewisville, TX in 

1986. He worked as a young 

man on the ranch owned 

by the Hamilton’s in Argyle 

and began working at Haggar 

Clothing Company in 

1988, where he currently 

was employed as a Senior 

Facility Technician. 

Troy was a man of 

many talents; he owned and 

operated “Scott’s Handyman 

Service” for the past 

13 years as his side business 

and made many friends. He 

had a love for a beautiful 

home and yard. He and his 

wife spent many hours in 

their yard; some told him it 

was like looking at pictures 

in a magazine. 

He is survived by his 

wife of 22 years, Lois Lewin 

Scott of Krum; son, Christopher 

Lynn Scott, son, 

Randy Stanford Jr. and wife 

Shelly, both of Krum, TX; 

daughters, Rachael Lynn 

King and husband Alex of 

Arlington, TX; one precious 

granddaughter, Hannah 

Rose King; 4 step grandchildren, 

Tyler King, Riley 

King, Madison Sinku, Riley 

Perales; brother, Edward 

Scott and wife Dori of Oklahoma 

City, OK, brother, 

Bryan Scott and wife Suzie 

of Dallas, TX; and the most 

loving parents, Tommy 

and Patricia Sides of Denton, 

TX. He was preceded 

in death by his father, Kay 

Dean Scott. He was a loving 

husband, father and grandfather 

and will be dearly 

missed. 

A funeral service was 

held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 

May 14, 2013 in the 

chapel of Mulkey-Mason, 

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Memorials may be 

made in memory of him to 

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where he received his treatment. 

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JIMMY WYNN 

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Jimmy Wynn Massey, 

67, of Krum passed away 

on May 11 at his home. He 

was born August 2, 1945 in 

Denton to Jimmie Ed and 

Velma Jewell Wynn Massey. 

He graduated from Denton 

High School and the 

University of North Texas. 

He married Becky Ellis 

on October 21, 1963. They 

were members of the New 

Life-First Baptist Church of 

Krum. 

Jimmy was a wood 

crafter, contractor and 

School Teacher for the Denton 

ISD for 30 years. 

Funeral services were 

held on Tuesday, May 13, 

2013 at 2:00 p.m. at the New 

Life-First Baptist Church of 

Krum with the Rev. Ed Gatlin 

officiating. Burial followed 

at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery 

in Denton. 

He is survived by his 

wife, Becky Massey of 

Krum, daughter, Tiffany 

Massey Darley and husband 

Brian, sons, Michael 

Todd Massey and wife Jodi, 

Timothy Kirk Massey and 

wife Tina, his mother Velma 

Jewell Massey, sister, Marilyn 

Blanton and husband 

Jim, grandchildren, Valerie 

Massey, Ben Massey, Wynn 

Massey, Zachary Massey, 

nephews, Mark Anderson, 

Matt Anderson and 

wife Stephanie and their 

children, Jack, Logan and 

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Melissa Mae Kimmel 

passed away on May 10, 

2013 in Dallas at the Baylor 

Medical Center. She 

was born January 4, 1968 

to Allen and Jan Morgan. 

Melissa married Jack Kimmel 

on December 2, 1988 in 

Sanger, Texas. 

Melissa graduated from 

Denton High School. She 

was an active member of 

the First Baptist Church 

in Ponder. She was a GA 

leader and was involved in 

other church organizations. 

She enjoyed all the Ponder 

athletic events. She was the 

Junior High Librarian for 

Ponder ISD. 

She is survived by her 

husband, Jack Kimmel; 

daughter, Kristen Kimmel; 

and son, Bill Kimmel, all 

of Krum; mother, Jan Morgan 

of Austin, TX; brothers, 

Craig Morgan of Austin, 

TX; and Russell Morgan of 

Claremore, OK; and numerous 

family members. 

A funeral service will 

be held at the First Baptist 

Church in Ponder on Tuesday 

May 14, 2013 at 4:30 

p.m. Burial followed at Jackson 

Cemetery in Krum. De- 

Berry Funeral Directors was 

in charge of arrangements. 

VELMA JEWELL 

MASSEY 

Velma Jewell Massey, 

91, passed away on May 

16th, 2013. She was born on 

March 10, 1922 to Emmett 

and Velma Jewell Wynn in 

Denton, TX. She lived in 

Denton until her later years, 

then moved to Krum. Her 

final years were spent in Argyle. 

She married Jimmie 

Ed Massey on November 

21, 1943. 

Velma graduated from 

Denton High School and 

North Texas Teachers College 

(University of North 

Texas). She was a gentle 

soul, known for her optimism, 

warm smile, and love 

for animals and children. 

She was an elementary 

school teacher for over 30 

years, teaching primarily 

first grade. Velma was very 

artistic; she enjoyed working 

with flowers, crafting, and 

painting. After her retirement, 

she and her husband 

enjoyed crafting together, 

operating a wood-crafting 

business with her son and 

daughter-in-law. 

She was a long time 

member of Grace Temple 

Baptist Church in Denton, 

and had recently joined 

the New Life First Baptist 

Church in Krum. 

She was preceded in 

death by her husband Jimmie 

Ed Massey and son 

Jimmy Wynn Massey. She 

is survived by daughter 

Marilyn Blanton and husband 

Jim, daughter-in-law 

Becky Massey, grandchildren 

Michael Todd Massey 

and wife, Jodi, Timothy 

Kirk Massey and wife Tina, 

Tiffany Massey Darley and 

husband Brian, Gregory 

Mark Anderson, Mathew 

Scott Anderson and wife 

Stephanie, great-grand children 

Valerie, Ben, Wynn, 

and Zachary Massey, and 

Jack, Logan, and Tatum 

Jewell Anderson. 

Funeral services were 

held on Monday, May 20, 

2013 at 2 p.m. in the Chapel 

of DeBerry Funeral Directors. 

Burial followed at the 

I.O.O.F Cemetery in Denton. 

Pallbearers were Todd 

Massey, Tim Massey, Brian 

Darley, Mark Anderson, 

Matt Anderson, and Leon 

Garrett. 

FRANK A. BELL 

Frank A. Bell, 77, of 

Krum, passed away on 

Wednesday, May 15, 2013. 

He was born on March 

3, 1936 in Cache, OK to 

Joseph Bell and Edith Voss 

Bell. He married Mary Mc- 

Cormack in Oklahoma on 

August 2, 1958 and was a 

member of the Immaculate 

Conception Catholic 

Church. 

Visitation was held 

on Monday, May 20, 2013 

from 6-8 p.m. with a Rosary 

beginning at 7:00 pm. 

A funeral Mass was held 

on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 

at 2:00 p.m. at Immaculate 

Conception Catholic 

Church with Father Tim officiating. 

Frank is survived by 

his wife, Mary; daughters, 

Sandy Britton and husband 

Johnny and Laurie Mitchell; 

son, Bob Bell and wife 

Gwen; sister, Sue Tandy; 

brother, Doug Bell; 8 grandchildren; 

and 1 great grandchild. 

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death by his parents. 

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Jaime Stevens 

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of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering on May 

11, 2013. He has accepted a job with Cameron Subsea Systems 

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Jaime graduated from Krum High School in 2009. 

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By Bro. Ed Gatlin, 

Pastor, 

First Baptist Church 

of Krum 

RELATIONSHIPS 

This week my wife and 

I experienced the death of 

two friends, a wedding of a 

family member and a family 

reunion. Each of these represented 

the things that are 

precious to me, Faith, Family 

and Friends. These three 

words speak of relationships 

that are foundational for a 

healthy balanced life. 

FAITH speaks of a 

personal relationship with 

God through His Son Jesus. 

Without that relationship 

ple. 

Where were the rest of 

you? 

In the dozen city elections 

which have occurred 

since the Krumudgeon 

made Krum his home, the 

largest turnout came in 

2007 when a mere 530 voters 

went to the polls in the 

first of three mayoral races 

between Terri Wilson and 

Larry Lamonica. Perhaps 

the 71 percent vote Wilson 

garnered in 2007 and the 

69 percent she won in 2009 

convinced 180 voters in that 

election six years ago that 

Wilson was a shoo-in so 

there was no need to vote. 

Why, though, did not 

the potential 9-cent per $100 

valuation tax increase to pay 

for the bond issues on the 

ballot generate interest? 

It has amazed the Krumudgeon, 

whose e-mail address 

has been appended to 

this column for more than 10 

years now and whose name 

and telephone number are 

in the phone book, that feedback 

from Krum residents 

to the subjects that have 

been covered on the pages 

of the Krum News and the 

Krum Star before it has been 

virtually nil. Of my face-toface 

contacts, it seems more 

people who live outside the 

city limits were interested in 

the election than those who 

actually were eligible to vote 

by residence. 

I ask again: 

Why did you not vote in 

the city election? 

Did you not care if your 

taxes go up? 

Did it make no difference 

to you that streets are 

deteriorating? 

Did you not care whether 

Krum had a library building 

large enough to house 

all of the activities that such 

a building is expected to 

handle? 

Are you satisfied that 

the Fire Department is adequately 

housed in the facility 

that was barely large enough 

for a volunteer group with 

a couple of small pieces of 

motorized equipment more 

than a decade ago? 

Do you believe that 

your vote would have made 

no difference? 

Just three more yes 

votes … three more … 

would have enabled the city 

to build a new, modern fire 

station. 

There were only 175 

people who cared enough 

to support the Krum Fire 

Department by casting a yes 

ballot on the issue. There 

were another 177 people 

who, for whatever combinations 

of reasons, whether it 

be cost, location, or the right 

time, voted against the bond 

issue that also included 

money for the Public Works 

facility and the dough to pay 

for the property the City 

Council has obligated us to 

buy. 

Why did you not vote in 

the city election? 

Send the Krumudgeon 

an e-mail telling me why 

you didn’t care enough to 

vote. Tell me you are satisfied 

with the city as it exists 

today and you have faith that 

whoever is in charge will do 

everything that needs to be 

done to provide all those 

city services that you take 

for granted. 

I am ashamed to think 

that I could be surrounded 

by as many as 2,000 people 

eligible to vote but didn’t 

care enough to exercise 

that privilege our founding 

fathers ground out in the 

greatest compromise document 

ever written, the United 

States Constitution. 

I am abashed to consider 

that the right to vote that 

our servicemen and women 

gave up their lives to protect 

didn’t mean enough to you 

to take five minutes out of 

your life to go to the KISD 

administration building to 

cast your ballot. 

I am chagrined when I 

think of the numbers of people 

in Krum who are going 

to grumble about how they 

imagine they are being treated 

by the people a small percentage 

of us have chosen to 

wield the authority and responsibility 

for making the 

decisions that preserve and 

protect our rights as citizens 

of Krum, Texas. 

Let it be understood 

that the Krumudgeon is not 

complaining about the outcome 

of the election. The 

outcome is not for the Krumudgeon 

alone to decide. 

It’s the responsibility of 

all the eligible voters in the 

community to make their 

decisions. 

Perhaps the vast majority 

of Krum’s voters, the 

ones who stayed at home 

throughout the voting time, 

might have been surprised 

that, for the third municipal 

election in a row, there 

were no contested races for 

the city council positions. 


of Krum’s voters considered 

that a 9-cent increase 

in taxes wasn’t that much 

of a problem, so they were 

willing to let the few who 

cared enough to cast their 

ballots make the important 

decisions. 


of Krum’s voters are satisfied 

that the incumbents 

have proven themselves worthy 

of their continued trust 

and are willing to accept 

whatever they may decide in 

the next few years. Apparently, 

no one single soul in 

Krum was worried enough 

about the worthiness of the 

we are like human pinballs. 

We go as fast as we can in 

one direction until we meet 

resistance, then we bounce 

off and go as fast as we can 

until we meet another obstacle. 

God made us in order to 

have a relationship with us. 

FAMILY speaks of a 

special person or group of 

people that you experience 

life with. They are the ones 

you suffer with and rejoice 

with. They are the source 

of blessings and challenges. 

They are the ones that we 

too often take for granted. 

FRIENDS add flavor to 

life. The Bible says, “in order 

to have a friend we must 

show ourselves to be friendly.” 

The best way to find a 

friend is to be a friend. There 

is someone who needs your 

friendship. Befriend them, 

and you both win. 

Anything of lasting value 

will fall into one of these 

relationships. For that reason, 

each of us should do all 

we can to cultivate them. 

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council candidates these 

past three years to think that 

a contested race might be a 

good thing. 

Too bad our state legislature 

and our national Congress 

are not so trustworthy. 

But wait, it’s not OUR incumbent 

senators and representatives 

that have proven 

untrustworthy … it’s those 

from all the other districts 

in the state and nation. Send 

them all home … but we get 

to keep OURS. 

The list of city projects 

for which grant money has 

been obtained from state 

and federal sources, not to 

mention from private enterprise, 

is impressive. When 

those projects are completed, 

Krum’s necessities and 

amenities will be positively 

enhanced. 

Some of us have shown 

that we’re willing to tax ourselves 

to pay for more necessities 

and amenities. 

The generosity of the 

232 voters who marked ballots 

saying they are willing 

to pay more for street im- 

provements, the 183 voters 

who pledged their contribution 

for the construction of 

a new library, and the 175 

who were willing to help 

pay for a new fire station 

and public works facility is 

commendable. 

Thank you, too – to the 

119 who voted on the street 

improvement issue, the 166 

who voted no on the library, 

and the 177 who felt the current 

fire station and public 

works facilities are adequate 

– you lived up to your responsibilities 

as an American 

voter. 

The 350 plus who cast 

their ballots this spring answered 

the question “Who 

cares?” with a resounding, 

“I do.” 

To the many hundreds 

and hundreds more whose 

answer was “Not I,” will 

anyone tell me why did you 

not vote in the city election? 

The Krumudgeon 

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A PASTOR’S THOUGHTS 

By The Rev. 

Dr. Christy Thomas, 

Krum United 

Methodist Church 

WHERE WAS GOD THEN? 

In a recent news article 

about the role faith and 

churches are playing in the 

aftermath of the deadly tornadoes 

in Granbury, one resident 

stated that his last-minute 

decision to take his wife 

and children to church that 

night saved their lives, as 

their home was destroyed 30 

minutes later. He said, “That 

proves right there that going 

to church can literally save 

your life.” 

He also mentioned that 

because of all the gifts of 

cash, clothes and food that 

he found renewed faith in 

friends, family and God, 

very sure that he was under 

God’s protecting hand. 

Now I read this on Sunday, 

and even then asked, 

“how about those who were 

killed? Were they left out 

somehow of this miracle of 

protection?” 

And then, Moore, Oklahoma, 

happened. Late 

Monday afternoon, I noticed 

a bunch of Facebook 

friends had posted concerns 

about something happening 

near Oklahoma City. 

I found a live news 

source and sat there, horrified. 

Schools with children 

still in them were totally 

destroyed. Entire neighborhoods 

wiped out. As I 

watched, the first deaths 

were confirmed—a mother 

and her seven-monthold 

baby crushed under 

the weight of her collapsed 

house. 

I wept. 

By Tuesday morning, 

the death toll was 24 with 

hundreds more injured. Too 

many people, including children, 

yet unaccounted for. 

The work of surveying and 

estimating damage to hundreds 

of homes and businesses 

will take a far back 

burner as those trained first 

responders keep up a frantic 

search for survivors. 

Powerful stories of those 

whose lives were spared are 

leaking out. I would guess 

that many, just like the 

Granbury tornado survivor 

above, will affirm confidently, 

“God protected me.” 

I say, “Let’s just stop 

saying that. Please.” 

Yes, there will be miracles 

both of excellent preparation 

and simple good luck. 

There are the wise ones who 

had access to storm shelters 

and huddled there, listening 

to their houses collapse 

around them. I’ve read one 

wonderful story of a preschool 

who gathered all 

their students in an interior 

bathroom, covered them, 

waited out the storm, and 

emerged with all unharmed 

but with the structure totally 

destroyed. 

I say, “Thanks be to 

God!” for that. 

But some have died, 

many seriously injured. 

Perhaps some were foolish, 

hearing warnings and not 

believing them. Perhaps 

some found such fascination 

by the approaching storm 

that they went out to watch 

it, not knowing that flying 

debris turns normally innocuous 

objects into lethal 

weapons. And perhaps some 

were in an old, structurally 

unsound school-building 

and took the best safety measures 

available. 

Where was God then? 

Why were they not protected? 

That question will be 

asked by both people of 

faith and those who want to 

make a mockery of people 

of faith. 

And as long as we insist 

on using language like, 

“Well, MY God would not 

let that happen,” and therefore 

making over God in our 

own image and insisting that 

the Holy One be our personal 

care-taker, we’re going to 

be stuck here, unprepared to 

deal with tragedy, death and 

loss. 

Where was God? Well, 

right now, God is present in 

the hands and feet of those 

who are looking for survivors, 

tending the wounded, 

binding up the broken-hearted, 

providing food, clothing 

and shelter to the devastated. 

Where was God when 

the tornadoes hit or the fertilizer 

plant blew up or the 

brothers in Boston decided 

to see how many innocent 

they could injure by their 

hard and evil hearts? 

Fully present. Accompanying 

people through 

the valley of the shadow of 

death. Before them and behind 

them in both terror and 

hope. Calling on the rest of 

us to stay the course, steady 

our souls, offer help where 

possible and acknowledge 

the impermanence of this 

life and human structures. 

The Scriptures remind 

us that we are like grass, 

here today and burned in the 

fire tomorrow. Let us make 

each “here today” holy and 

beautiful.


At left – Members of the Krum City Council, as well 

as staff members, meet with Ponder Fire Chief Charlie 

Williams and Assistant Chief Andrew Economedes after 

touring Ponder’s new fire station. 

Fire 

Station 

bond 

(Continued from pg. 1) 

we can be under four minutes, 

we’re doing an excellent 

job. We go to any fire 

station in the United States 

and tell I’ve got four minutes 

response time to your 

location, they’re asking me, 

‘How can you do that?’ We 

have that now.” 

Elaine Herzog, whose 

home east of the BNSF 

tracks was damaged by fire 

a couple of years ago, told 

the council, “I have heard 

the same things that Councilmember 

Meine has heard 

about the wrong side of the 

tracks, but I also think that 

there’s some misinformation 

floating around that 

there are facilities and buildings 

available that the city 

already owns on the other 

side.” 

“What I have heard 

primarily,” Meine responded 

is, “‘If there’s a train 

goes by on the track, how 

soon would they get to my 

house?’” 

Swindle said he was 

ready all along to answer 

that question. 

“The longest train that 

went through that we saw 

was two minutes,” he said. 

“I want back and I pulled all 

the records. The guys had 

been held up 30 to 45 seconds, 

tops. I know there’s 25 

trains that travel through the 

city. I never got asked any of 

those questions. 

“How come, in six years 

I’ve been here, I’ve never 

been held up on a call?” 

Herzog referred to mutual 

aid agreements, under 

which surrounding fire departments 

send men and 

equipment to fight fires in 

each others’ jurisdictions. 

“Denton and Ponder 

did show up for our house 

fire,” Herzog said. 

Prior to the special 

council meeting, city officials 

and three councilmembers 

visited the Ponder Fire 

Department to look at the 

new fire station, constructed 

during the past year by the 

Ponder Volunteer Fire Department. 

Ponder Fire Chief Charlie 

Williams and Assistant 

Chief Andrew Economedes 

led the visitors through a 

tour of the new facility, 

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The KISD Summer FUN Program is provided for any enrolled KISD student 

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Staff members of the City of Krum, as well as City Council members, take a tour of the 

new Ponder Fire Station. 

Krum councilmembers Joe Beall, left, and Michael Wilkes, center, are sworn into office 

by County Commissioner Andy Eads on Monday night. Beall and Wilkes were unopposed 

in the May 11 election. 

which cost about $700,000 

to build. Williams emphasized 

that because the Ponder 

department is all volunteer, 

a 501(c)3 non-profit 

organization not connected 

with the city, they were not 

bound to meet all engineering 

requirements for municipal 

construction, were able 

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He estimated it would 

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$1.2 million and $1.5 

million to duplicate the 

building in Krum. 

The Ponder station 

serves a city of 1,400 population 

and a county area 

with 7,000 residents in 68 

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Ponder contracts 

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service within their jurisdiction. 

Williams assured 

Krum councilmembers Ponder 

was completely satisfied 

with the ambulance service 

provided by Krum. 

“We have absolutely 

no problem,” referring to 

himself and Economedes, 

"with ambulance service we 

get from up there. We both 

want to be retired before we 

see an ambulance in this facility.” 

City of Krum Mayor Terri Wilson, left, is sworn into 

office by County Commissioner Andy Eads at Monday 

night’s City Council meeting. 

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The Krum High School Cheerleaders attended stunt camp at the Great Wolf Lodge this month. Pictured left to right – front – Mary Mallory; first row – Hannah Thompson, Kaely Whatley, 

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The Krum Bobcats varsity baseball team – left to right – front row – Riley Marshall, Colten Knierim, Mason Lucas, Michael Tanttari, Brennan Ellis, Josh Reeves, Brendan Styles, 

Justin Graham, Colton Graham; back row – Coach Miller, Nathan Silva, Trey Johnson, Colten Lucas, Jack Patton, Zack Hughes, John Groen, Ty Damron, Coach McBrayer, 

Coach Hayes. 

Bobcats fall in Regional Quarter-Finals heartbreaker 

The Krum Bobcats saw 

their season come to a close 

in the Regional Quarter-Finals 

with a heartbreaking 

loss to Princeton in nine 

innings. Krum trailed 5-0 

in the deciding game before 

rallying to force extra 

innings. The Bobcats finish 

the year at 25-7. Eight seniors 

played their final game 

for the Bobcats. Josh Reeves, 

Trey Johnson, Jack Patton, 

Brendan Styles, Zack 

Hughes, Justin Graham, Ty 

Damron, and Nathan Silva 

are graduating players for 

the Bobcats. 

“Our kids didn’t quit. 

We kept battling,” said 

Coach Ray Miller. “We just 

couldn’t get any offense going 

in Game 2. Jack Patton 

and Justin Graham pitched 

well in relief and gave us a 

chance to stay in the game. 

We had a chance to win it 

in the bottom of the 7th, but 

their third baseman made a 

game saving play.” 

“Overall it was a great 

season and I’m very proud 

of our kids. We have a lot 

to replace next year but we 

have some good young kids 

eager to fill those spots.” 

Game 1 

Ty Damron tossed a 

shutout to carry the Bobcats 

to a 4-0 victory over Princeton 

at Denton High School 

Friday night in Game 1 of a 

best of three series. 

Krum got the win 

thanks in large part to Damron’s 

dominant, 15-strikeout 

performance. The Bobcats’ 

pitcher gave up just one hit 

over seven shutout innings. 

Josh Reeves provided 

the biggest blow at the 

plate, racking up three RBIs 

on one hit for Bobcats. He 

homered in the fourth inning. 

Krum had six hits in 

the contest. Justin Graham, 

Jack Patton, Zack Hughes, 

and Ty Damron also had 

hits. 

Krum stayed on top until 

the final out after taking 

the lead in the fourth. 

Game 2 

Brendan Styles did all 

he could to give the Bobcats 

a boost, but it wasn’t enough 

to get past Princeton, as 

Krum lost 5-0 in Game 2. 

Styles paced the Bobcats 

at the plate, going 2-4. 

He singled in the fifth and 

seventh innings. 

Carlos Contreras got 

the win for Princeton. He 

tossed seven innings of 

shutout ball. Contreras 

struck out eight, walked two 

and gave up five hits. Josh 

Reeves was tagged with the 

loss. Jack Patton came in to 

pitch four scoreless innings 

in relief, but Krum couldn’t 

get the bats going. 

Princeton was sparked 

by Marcos Molina and Riley 

Lowrance, who teamed 

up for four hits and two 

RBIs. 

Princeton didn’t relinquish 

the lead after scoring 

three runs in the second 

inning when it scored on a 

solo home run by Lowrance 

and a two-run single by 

Trevor Williams. 

Princeton pushed across 

one run in both the third inning 

and the fourth. 

Game 3 

A tight game was decided 

in the ninth inning as 

Krum fell to Princeton 7-5 

on Saturday at Denton High 

School. 

Krum’s Zack Hughes 

was perfect at the dish, going 

4-4. He singled in the 

second, fourth, and sixth 

innings and doubled in the 

seventh inning. His double 

in the seventh tied the game 

up. Krum had battled back 

from a 5-0 deficit. With the 

game tied and one out, Colten 

Lucas hit a sinking liner 

that was snagged by Princeton 

3B Riley Lawrence 

and Lawrence doubled up 

Hughes. 

After pitching a complete 

game earlier, Carlos 

Contreras got the win in 

relief for Princeton. Contreras 

pitched 3 innings and 

allowed no runs. Contreras 

also had the game winning 

RBI. 

Princeton’s Marcos Molina, 

Contreras and Logan 

Teel combined for eight hits 

and six RBIs. 

In the top of the first, 

Princeton grabbed the early 

lead, 2-0. Gunner Starr 

started the rally for Princeton 

with a single. Princeton 

pushed more runs across 

when Starr scored on an 

RBI single by Contreras. 

Princeton matched its 

two-run second inning with 

two more in the ninth. In the 

second, Princeton scored on 

a two-run home run by Molina 

off Krum starter Colten 

Lucas, bringing home Starr. 

Justin Graham relieved Lucas 

to start the third and 

held Princeton to one run 

until the ninth. He suffered 

the loss. 

It didn’t take long for 

the Bobcats to respond as it 

scored two runs of its own 

in the fifth. The Bobcats 

scored on a two-run single 

by Graham. Krum had 12 

hits in the game and Princeton 

had 11. Trey Johnson 

and Colten Lucas had 2 hits 

each. 

COACH MILLER 

REACHES 1100 

VICTORY MARK 

AS BOBCATS 

SWEEP 

FERRIS FOR 

AREA CROWN 

Krum swept a pair of 

hard fought battles against 

an upstart Ferris Yellowjacket 

club to win the Area 

round and advance to the 

Regional Quarter-Finals. 

Game 2 saw Ferris pick 

up 3 runs in the sixth inning 

to close the gap to 

4-3, but starter Josh Reeves 

regrouped and got the Yellowjackets 

out three up, 

three down in the seventh to 

move the Bobcats on to the 

next round, where they fell 

against Princeton. 

Game 2 was also Krum 

Head Baseball Coach Ray 

Miller’s 1100th career win. 

Miller has coached 28 years 

and 44 seasons. Several of 

those seasons came in Oklahoma, 

where the non-football 

playing schools play 

both a fall and spring schedule. 

Game 1 

Krum beat Ferris 4-1 

in seven innings on Friday 

at Plano John Paul behind 

Colten Lucas, who went 2-2. 

He doubled in the second 

inning and singled in 

the sixth inning. 

Ty Damron’s eight 

strikeouts helped the Bobcats 

to the victory. Damron 

allowed one earned run on 

four hits and three walks 

over seven innings. 

The Bobcats never 

trailed after scoring three 

runs in the second on an error, 

a passed ball, and a sacrifice 

fly by Brendan Styles. 

Damron and Justin Graham 

had Krum’s only other hits. 

The fifth inning saw 

Ferris score its only run on 

the day on an RBI single by 

Abrian Gonzales. The Bobcats 

survived Ferris’ surge 

and put up one run of its 

own in the fifth. 

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Ferris wasn’t able to 

come back in Game 2 of 

the series from the big hole 

it dug itself into against 

the Bobcats, and lost 4-3 to 

Krum after falling behind by 

four runs in the third inning. 

Ferris scored three runs 

in the sixth on two singles, 

but stranded the tying and 

go ahead runs. 

Zack Hughes racked up 

three RBIs on two hits for 

Bobcats. He tripled in the 

first inning and doubled in 

the third inning. Brendan 

Styles led all hitters, going 3 

for 4. Colten Lucas added a 

pair of hits. 

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Josh Reeves picked up 

the win for Krum. 

Reeves allowed three 

earned runs, four hits and 

one walk while striking out 

four over seven innings of 

work. 

The Bobcats matched its 

one-run second inning with 

one more in the third. In the 

second, Bobcats scored on a 

groundout by Trey Johnson, 

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“We were able to take 

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Krum Girls 

Camp 

Camp 

of 

of 

Champs 

Champs 

Friday, May 24, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com 

v email: krum@lemonspublications.com 

Krum Girls 

Camp of 

Champs 

PURPOSE OF THE CAMP 

The purpose of the camp is to emphasize the 

great game of basketball and to challenge each 

girl regardless of their present abilities. We will 

strive to further each camper's knowledge, 

skills, and enthusiasm toward the game of 

basketball. This will be a fun-‐filled week of 

activities, but at the Future 

same time a week of 

concentrated instruction of basketball. There 

will be numerous competitive drills along with 

hot shot, free throw and game competition. 

Building for the 

CAMP STAFF 

The coaching staff will consist of the Krum 

Basketball coaches and former Lady Cats. 

WHO CAN ATTEND 

This will be a girl’s only camp. We invite all girls 

entering grades 1 st through 9 th to come to 

camp and improve their skills and knowledge 

of the game. 

PARENTS 

There will be an awards presentation on 

Thursday, June 13 at 2:30 for all campers. This 

will conclude the activities for the week. 

FEES 

The fee to attend the 4 day camp is $75.00 per 

camper. There is a family rate of $65.00 per 

camper when three (3) or more from the same 

household attend camp. 

June 10-13, 2013 

8:15-3:45 

One camp session, 

includes grades 1 st -9 th . 

KRUM BOBCAT 

FOOTBALL PROGRAM 

This is the programs 

6th year of existence 

at Krum ISD. Coach 

Robinson started the 

Krum football program 

in 2008 with 7th 

and 8th grade football 

players. The 2012 

football team went 

above and beyond all 

expectations as they went 9-2 and earned a 

spot in the playoffs their first season in UIL 

competition. Coach Robinson and his staff 

will be teaching football fundamentals during 

the 2013 6th annual football camp. 

“Winners go the extra mile to accomplish 

their goals. For many, the future of Krum 

Football begins during the summer at the 

Bobcat Football camp.” 

-Gary Robinson 

Camp Information 

This years camp will be held on the campus 

of Krum High School’s Bobcat Stadium and 

field house. 

809 East McCart 

Krum, Texas 76249 

Page 15 Thursday, February 23, 2012 

Building for the 

Building Future for the 

Future 

THINGS TO BRING 

CAMPERS NEED TO BRING A WATER BOTTLE AND SNACK 

(IF DESIRED). 

WE WILL HAVE PIZZA, SNACKS AND DRINKS AVAILABLE 

FOR CAMPERS June TO PURCHASE 10-13, DURING 2013 THEIR SNACK 

June 

BREAK AND LUNCH 8:15-3:45 

BREAK. 

10-13, 2013 

THERE WILL BE PUNCH One 8:15-3:45 

camp CARDS session, AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE 

AHEAD OF TIME, includes One SO THAT camp grades CAMPERS session, 1 st DO -9 th NOT . HAVE TO 

includes grades 

KEEP UP WITH MONEY WHILE AT CAMP. 

1 st -9 th . 

REGISTER NOW! 

We encourage all campers to pre-‐register to 

insure a place in the camp.* If numbers allow, 

campers can register on Monday, June 10 from 

8:15-‐9:00 

*****DAILY SCHEDULE***** 

The camp session will be as follows: 

Monday-‐Wednesday 

8:15-‐9:00-‐open gym* 

9:00-‐3:00-‐camp instruction/drill/competitions 

w/lunch break 

3:00-‐3:45-‐open gym* 

*Open gym is a time for the girls to come in and 

work on their own on the things that we cover in 

camp. 

-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐-‐ 

Make checks payable to: 

Camp of Champs 

Mail the completed application with check to: 

Coach Lana Degelia 

Camp of Champs 

3309 Bent Creek Drive 

Denton, Tx. 76210 

Camp Dates and Times 

June 10 - 13, 2013 

Monday - Thursday 

8:30 a.m. – 11:30am 

Awards Ceremony Thurs. 10:30-1130am 

Who Can Attend 

Incoming 1st – 8th graders 

Cost of Camp 

The cost of camp is $60.00 per camper. 

There is a family rate of $50.00 per camper 

when (2) or more siblings attend the Bobcat 

football camp. 

Things to Bring 

Water bottle, snack (if desired). Water will 

be provided during breaks. Gatorade available 

for cash sale. 

Bobcat Fight Never Dies! 

Sanger Courier 

June 10-13, 2013 

8:15-3:45 

One camp session, 

includes grades 1 st -9 th . 

REGISTRATION AND PARENT RELEASE FORM 

Name _____________________________ 

Home/cell Phone_____________________ 

Address ____________________________ 

City _____________St____ Zip ________ 

Parent Email: ______________________ 

Grade-‐Fall of 2013 ________ Age_______ 

Circle T-‐shirt Size: 

S M L XL (Youth Sizes) 

S M L XL (Adult Sizes) 

We, as parents of the above named girl, hereby 

grant permission for her to participate in the Krum 

Girls Camp of Champs Basketball Camp and 

acknowledge the fact that she is physically able to 

participate in camp activities. We understand that 

the Krum Girls Camp of Champs Basketball Camp 

does not provide medical insurance covering 

injuries of any nature incurred during the 2013 

Krum Girls Camp of Champs Basketball Camp. The 

undersigned hereby releases the Krum Girls Camp 

of Champs Basketball Camp, Krum Schools, and 

Camp Staff from any and all claims, demands, and 

causes of action whatsoever in any way growing 

out of or resulting from the participation in the 

basketball camp. 

ALL PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BE COVERED BY THEIR 

OWN INSURANCE. 

Signature 

of Parent _________________________________ 

Insurance Co. ____________________________ 

Policy # __________________________________ 

Bobcat Football Camp Registration Form 

Mail registration form and payment to: 

Gary Robinson 

P.O. Box 814 

Krum, Texas 76249 

Make checks payable to: Gary Robinson 

Name: _______________________________ 

Address: _____________________________ 

City:_________________________________ 

State, Zip:_____________________________ 

Guardian:_____________________________ 

Cell Phone:__________________________ 

Work Phone:__________________________ 

Emergency Contact:_____________________ 

_____________________________________ 

Grade Entering Fall of 2013______ Age_____ 

Circle T-Shirt Size: 

S M L (Youth Sizes) 

S M L XL (Adult Sizes) 

I understand that Krum ISD, or any agents, are not responsible 

for accidents or injuries that may result from 

my child’s participation in the Krum Bobcat Football 

Camp. We understand that the Krum Bobcat Football 

Camp does not provide medical insurance covering injuries 

of any nature incurred during the 2013 Bobcat Football 

Camp. The undersigned hereby releases the Krum 

Football Camp Staff from any and all claims, demands, 

and causes of action whatsoever growing out of or resulting 

from the participation in the football camp. 

Parent Signature _______________________________ 

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KRUM Lady Cats Volleyball Camp 

Who: Girls who are going into 2 nd - 9 th Grade 

When: June 17 th – 20 th , 2013 

Times: 8:30am – 11:30am (Girls going into 2 nd-- 6 th Grade) 

1:00 pm – 4:00pm (Girls going into 7 th --9 th Grade) 

Camp Instruction: 

Group and individual instruction will be given by the Krum Lady Cats Volleyball staff. Campers will 

be divided into groups according to age and/or ability. Instruction will be based on the following 

Volleyball fundamentals: Serving, Passing, Attacking, Blocking, Setting and Digging. Team play 

will be highly emphasized throughout the camp. Awards will be given for each age group. Each 

girl must have her own knee pads. Camp attendees will report to the main Krum High School 

Gym each day. 

Fees and Registration: 

Cost of the camp is $60 for early registration, ($50 for each additional family member), $65 for 

registration after June 1 st . Cost includes a camp T-shirt, and awards for campers of the day and 

medals for competitions. Early registration is not mandatory but is helpful in preparation and 

planning . Pre – register before June 1 st and receive a Krum Lady Cat Sling Bag. 

Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase each day. You may pre – pay with a $10 punch 

card. 

Make checks payable to Lynn Larson. Please fill out the attached registration form and mail the 

registration and your check to: 

Lynn Larson 

P.O. Box 514 

Bridgeport, TX 76426 

If you have any questions or concerns, please email Coach Larson at llarson0726@gmail.com 

________________________________________________________________________ 

(Please sign, detach and mail) 

Name: ________________________________________________________________ 

Age__________ 

Grade Next School year_______ 

Parent or Guardian_______________________________________________________ 

Phone number(s) of parent/guardian_________________________________________ 

T-Shirt Size (please circle one): Youth: S M L Adult: S M L XL 

Please enroll my daughter in the Krum Lady Cats Volleyball Camp. I agree that no one affiliated with the camp (director, 

instructor, or any school official) can be held responsible for any injury that may occur during this camp. I authorize the 

director to act for me in any emergency that may arise from participation requiring medical attention. 

Parent/Legal Guardian____________________________________Date ____________ 

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FOR 

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Responses are due no later than 

June 4, 2013, 2:00 p.m. 

Central Time 

Bid specification can be found on the Krum ISD website at www.krumisd.net. 

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Krum TX 76249 

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KRUM BOBCATS 

SUMMER BASEBALL CLINIC 

June 17-20, 2013 

Ages 7-12 

9 a.m.-Noon 

Ages 13-15 

1-4 p.m 

Cost - $60 includes Krum Baseball T-Shirt 

(each additional family member is $50) 

Krum FFA represented at Pilot Point meeting 

The Krum FFA was well represented at the district seven 

meeting on May 6 in Pilot Point. In addition to a talent 

contest, award ceremony and public speaking contest, elections 

for the 2013-2014 district officer team were held. 

After applying for the position, taking an exam and 

giving a speech to fellow students, Hannah Dast was voted 

as district treasurer. In addition, Hunter Howard took first 

place in the extemporaneous public speaking contest while 

Gavin Buchanan was awarded third place in the junior prepared 

public speaking contest. 

The Krum chapter also received a first place livestock 

evaluation banner, a third place horse evaluation banner 

and a third place poultry evaluation banner from this semester’s 

previous Career Development Event (CDE) contests. 

Players will receive 12 hours of instruction in baseball fundamentals. The last 

hour of each session will be used for game situations. 

*Instructors 

Ray Miller is the Head Baseball Coach at Krum High School. Miller is a 28 year 

coaching veteran with over 1000 career wins. He has coached in the Sunbelt 

Series, the World Scholar/Athlete Games, and was selected as the West Baseball 

Coach for the 2006 Oklahoma All-State games. Assistant coaches Matt 

McBrayer and Jim Hayes will also instruct in the camp. 

Name _________________________ Age _____ Grade ________ 

Address _______________________ City _____________, TX Zip__________ 

Phone Number ( 

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Emergency Contact Person ___________________________________________ 

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Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large, Adult X-Large 

*Players must provide their own equipment. 

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injuries that may result from my child’s participation in the Krum Bobcats Summer Baseball 

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Please make checks payable to: Coach Ray Miller, P.O. Box 174, Krum, TX 76249 

If you have questions, contact Coach Miller at (580) 351-7667. 

Location: Bennie Enis Gymnasium 

Krum Bobcat 

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Camp Director: Sam Anderson, Krum Head Basketball Coach 

Registration: Please registrer by June 7 th , Walk-ins welcome on Monday and Tuesday 

Session 1: June 24 th – 27 th Age Groups: Incoming 1 st – 6 th graders (based on next year) 

TIME: 9:00am – 12:00pm Camp check-in Monday at 8:15am 

Session 2: June 24 th – 27 th 

TIME: 1:00pm – 4:00pm 

Cost: $60 

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Camp check-in Monday at 12:15pm 

All campers will receive a T-shirt and basketball 

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Address: _____________________________________________________________________ 

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T-shirt size: YS YM YL AS AM AL AXL AXXL (Circle One) 

I understand that Krum ISD, or any agents, are not responsible for accidents or injuries that may result from my 

child’s participation in the Krum Bobcat Basketball Camp. We understand that the Krum Bobcat Basketball 

Camp does not provide medical insurance covering injuries of any nature incurred during the 2013 Bobcat 

Basketball Camp. The undersigned hereby releases Krum Basketball Camp Staff from any and all claims, 

demands, and causes of action whatsoever growing out of or resulting from the participation in the basketball 

camp. 

Parent Signature ______________________________________ Date _________________ 

MAIL REGISTRATION FORM AND PAYMENT TO: 

Sam Anderson 

2320 Fawkes Lane 

Keller, Texas 76262 

(Make checks payable to Sam Anderson) 

Any questions, please call (682) 465-5630 or email Samuel.Anderson@KrumISD.net 

The KYSA Lightning Bolts volleyball team won 2nd place in the league tournament last month. Pictured 

left to right – front row – Alex Dast, Briley Simmons, Ragan Smith, Julianne Lang, and Jill Speiser; back row 

– Coach Jennifer Speiser, Abby Wimmer, Halle Deaton, Taylor Schertz, Hattie Murray, and Ashley Coffey. 

Krum Tennis Academy 

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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 

June 17 th through August 1 st 

7:30 PM – 9:30 PM 

For incoming 7 th graders through 12 th graders 

Athletes Will Do Drills, Play Matches, and Condition. 

Led by Krum Tennis Coaches and Former Varsity Athletes. 

Cost: $8.00 per session 

Bring a tennis racquet and a bottle for water. 

Contact Coach Hendrickson at 940-‐300-‐1195 for information. 

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KISD presents 

budget work 

(Continued from pg. 1) 

be a little bit extra generated 

in that fund, that’ll be used 

to pay off some bonds.” 

The fund balance, leftover 

revenue from the current 

year’s budget, is up to 

$985,812 from $725,653 this 

year but about $700,000 is 

already committed to construction 

projects, Carroll 

pointed out. 

Test scores — Fifthand 

Eighth-graders in the 

Krum ISD scored considerably 

higher on the first 

round of the state-required 

State of Texas Assessments 

of Academic Readiness 

reading and math tests, Carroll 

reported. 

Seventy-seven percent 

of Fifth-grade students 

statewide passed the STA- 

AR reading test on the first 

go-round; the figure was 

90 percent in Krum. Seventy-five 

percent statewide 

passed fifth-grade math; 

the figure was 87 percent in 

Krum. At the eighth-grade 

level, in reading it was 84 

percent statewide, 92 percent 

in Krum; and in eighthgrade 

math, the statewide 

figure was 77 percent both 

statewide and in Krum, 

but Carroll pointed out the 

Krum figure would rise considerably 

when advanced 

math/Algebra I students’ 

scores are factored in. 

Students who failed the 

tests get two more opportunities 

to pass, later this 

month and in late June. 

State retention law requires 

students who fail 

either test to be retained at 

their current grade level. 

higher than Carroll had anticipated, 

he told the board. 

He recommended that 

that “we go back out for bid 

and advertise it a little heavier, 

seeing if we can’t draw 

in more companies to put 

in a little more competitive 

bids.” 

Trustee Eric Borchardt 

asked if it might be better to 

separate the two projects. 

“That’s partly a sign 

of the Metroplex economy 

that’s hot right now,” 

Borchardt said. 

Carroll said he would 

seek the advice of the engineers 

on splitting the bid 

package. He said seeking 

new bids would delay the 

projects three to four weeks, 

but they still could be completed 

by the start of the 

new school year. 

New personnel — Following 

an executive session, 

the district’s curriculum coordinator, 

Nancy Shipley, 

was chosen to succeed Carroll 

as assistant superintendent 

at a salary of $92,000. 

New teachers hired 

were Kristi Longley, high 

school English; Valerie 

Smith, high school Spanish; 

Courtney Bobol, high 

school theater arts; Claudia 

Martinez, 5th-grade dual 

languages; Thomas Warrick, 

high school Spanish; 

Chad Longley, high school 

science and football and 

track assistant coach; and 

Brenda Brinkman, athletic 

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First Baptist Church 

12 Gregg Rd Krum, TX 76249 

Escape to Athens With Paul! 

Imagine leaving a life of privilege and power to face angry 

mobs, painful imprisonment, and chain-breaking 

earthquakes—all to spread the life-changing truth of 

God’s love. Learn the jaw-dropping story of the Apostle 

Paul straight from Paul himself! In an ancient “anything 

goes” culture, Paul will inspire kids to share the truth of 

God’s immeasurable love today! 

Come walk the streets and shop in the market place of 

Athens. Come hear Paul share his life in Athens. 

June 17th thru June 21st 

6:00 - 8:00 pm 

Don’t miss the VBS Registration Kick off! 

Sunday June 16, 6PM - 8PM. 

Ages for VBS - beginning kindergarten thru beginning 5th grade 

VBS Kick Off & Registration 

Come and register your kids for VBS at our VBS Kick 

Off in our new children’s facility, “The Treehouse”. 

Your kids can play on our new playground and 

bounce in a bounce house. 

We will have music, FREE popcorn and lemonade and a 

whole lot of fun. Kick off starts at 6PM and goes until 

8PM on Sunday June 16th. This a great opportunity 

for you to meet the VBS teachers and workers and 

ask any questions you may have about Athens VBS. 

We would love to meet your kids so bring them out! 

For more information call 940-482-3417 or 

visit us at www.kidzlifetreehouse.com

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