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<strong>August</strong> 15, <strong>2021</strong> - MADISON MESSENGER - Page 7<br />

Two earn Farm Bureau scholarships<br />

The <strong>Madison</strong> County Farm Bureau awarded Luke Peart and<br />

Alyson Petee scholarships for the 2020-21 academic year. Each received<br />

$2,000.<br />

Peart is the son of James and Valerie Peart and a graduate of<br />

London High School. He plans to study agribusiness and applied<br />

economics at The Ohio State University.<br />

Petee is the daughter of Sam and Jennifer Petee and a graduate<br />

of <strong>Madison</strong>-Plains High School. She plans to study agribusiness and<br />

precision agriculture at Clark State Community College.<br />

<strong>Madison</strong> County’s Child Support Enforcement Agency includes: (front) Chrissy Boyd, administrator; (second<br />

row) Rhoni Newman, Lisa Hill; (back row) Missy Haulman, Christi Payton and Bobbie Jacobs.<br />

Raising child support awareness<br />

On Aug. 3, the <strong>Madison</strong> County commissioners<br />

signed a proclamation declaring <strong>August</strong> as Child Support<br />

Awareness Month.<br />

<strong>Madison</strong> County’s Child Support Enforcement<br />

Agency collected more than $4 million in child support<br />

payments last year. They are on pace to do the same<br />

this year, having collected $2.1 million as of June 30.<br />

“Our child support unit is small but mighty,” said<br />

Chrissy Boyd, <strong>Madison</strong> County child support administrator.<br />

The unit is staffed by five full-time employees, one<br />

part-time employee, and one shared clerical worker.<br />

Three case managers split a caseload of approximately<br />

1,600.<br />

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services<br />

(ODJFS) Office of Child Support collects and distributes<br />

nearly $2 billion annually to more than one million Ohio<br />

children. The program is administered by 88 county<br />

child support enforcement agencies, like the one in<br />

<strong>Madison</strong> County, which also locate noncustodial parents,<br />

establish legal paternity, establish child and medical<br />

support orders, and enforce support orders.<br />

DAVIDSON<br />

Nancy Jane (Harbage) Davidson, 84, passed away at<br />

home on the farm on Aug. 6, <strong>2021</strong>. Nancy was preceded<br />

in death by: her parents, P.O. and Mildred Harbage;<br />

brother, Carl Harbage; and sisters, Helen Lewis and<br />

Oleta “Susie” Tilley. Nancy is survived by: her brother,<br />

Charles (Connie) Harbage; children, Pam Berry, Peggy<br />

(Matt) Lohr, Phyllis (Dale) Reed, and Paul (Aleta Frey)<br />

Davidson; grandchildren, Brad (Lorena) Lohr, Nevada<br />

(Ashley) Jones, Zachary Lohr, Jordan and Madelyn<br />

obituaries<br />

“In partnership with county agencies, we are committed<br />

to helping families access community resources<br />

that can help them overcome barriers to paying child<br />

support,” said ODJFS Director Matt Damschroder. “We<br />

strongly encourage parents to establish legal paternity<br />

as soon as possible after their child’s birth. Doing so has<br />

many long-term benefits for both the parents and the<br />

child.”<br />

To learn more about Ohio’s Child Support Program,<br />

visit jfs.ohio.gov/ocs. Ohio families can get secure and<br />

easy access to their child support case information<br />

through a mobile app which is available for free on mobile<br />

devices through the Apple App Store or Google Play<br />

store. Information also can be accessed through an interactive<br />

voice response system, 24 hours a day, at 1-<br />

800-860-2555.<br />

<strong>Madison</strong> County’s Child Support Enforcement<br />

Agency is located at the <strong>Madison</strong> County Job & Family<br />

Services building, 200 Midway St., London, and can be<br />

reached at (740) 852-4770. For more information, visit<br />

www.co.madison.oh.us/services/job_&_family_services/<br />

and click on “Child Support.”<br />

Reed; six great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces,<br />

and nephews.<br />

Nancy was a lifelong resident of West Jefferson and<br />

always part of her children’s, grandchildren’s, and<br />

great-grandchildren’s lives. Nancy was active with West<br />

Jefferson athletics and cheerleading. Many in West Jefferson<br />

Knew her as “The Medicine Shoppe Lady.” The<br />

family will hold a celebration of life at a later date.<br />

The family is being served by Rader-McDonald-Tidd<br />

Funeral Home, West Jefferson.<br />

Day or night.<br />

Day or night.<br />

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63 N. Main Street<br />

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(740) 852-2345<br />

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