1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

W I LLI A MSON COUNTY
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Section
B
Needing
to vent
ONCE YOU POP, YOU CAN’T STOP
Ministry helps
people open up
By MICHAEL FREEMAN
Sometimes, people just need to
vent.
Whether they’re grieving over the
loss of a loved one or stressing out
over a move, ministers with Stephen
Ministries are there to listen.
“It’s a wonderful service and
ministry,” said Clara Yeck, a Stephen
minister with San Gabriel Presbyterian in Georgetown. “We’re not
there to proselytize. We’re there to
provide comfort.”
A network of nearly a dozen
churches, including San Gabriel
Presbyterian, First Baptist, Faith Lutheran, First Presbyterian, St John’s
United Methodist, Grace Episcopal,
First United Methodist, Crestview
Baptist, Wellspring United Methodist, Christ Lutheran and the Church
of the Nazarene, has teamed up to
provide ministers to the community.
“That says a lot about Georgetown,” said Margie Fuhr, a Stephen
minister at First United Methodist
in Georgetown. “It clearly reflects
the personality of this town.”
Ms. Fuhr became a minister three
years ago. Life experiences, like adjusting to a blended family through
a second marriage and coping with
the death of her husband, helped
her learn how to be more empathetic
to others. Many Stephen ministers
have similar backgrounds and felt
the calling to help others through
life’s adjustments.
“The program is to meet those
who are hurting,” Ms. Yeck said.
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Photos by Michael Freeman
C.J. Bedair holds out a decorative cake pop she made. The Georgetown resident started her business, Sugar Mommy’s Cake Pops, three years ago after
making the decadent desserts for her daughter’s birthday party. Below, some of her chocolaty creations sit on a plate.
Sweet
deal
Lo Anne Mayer
Author
By MICHAEL FREEMAN
Diabetic G’town
woman starts
dessert business
By MICHAEL FREEMAN
C
.J. Bedair never thought she’d
be making hundreds of cake
pops every week.
“It kind of started on accident,” the Georgetown native
said.
Three years ago, Ms. Bedair was
trying to think of a party favor for
her daughter Luka’s first birthday
party. She didn’t want to hand out
toys that parents would end up
having to repeatedly pick up. Even
though she didn’t know how to make
them, she decided to create cake
pops, bite-sized balls of moist cake
dipped in chocolate and skewered on
a stick.
“Cake is happiness,” Ms. Bedair
said. “Everybody likes it.”
One gentleman at the party definitely liked it. After sampling her
work, he ordered 300 cake pops for
an event at an Omni Hotel two days
after the party.
In the course of a couple of days,
Ms. Bedair had to go from being a
cake pop novice to serving the desserts at a corporate affair. She and
Continued on 5B
Author finds
way to deal
with grief
C.J. Bedair smiles while holding a cake pop. She and her husband converted a bedroom in their house into a
cake pop workshop.
Lo Anne Mayer felt helpless.
Her mother, Lois, was lying on
her nursing home bed, shaking in
fear. Lois was raised on the belief
of a “getcha God,” a God who would
mercilessly condemn and punish.
And now, as death approached the
86-year-old, that God was coming for
her. Lo Anne tried to comfort her.
“I couldn’t help my mother,” she
said. “She couldn’t hear what I was
saying.”
Suddenly, Lois sat up, the lines in
her face disappeared and she said,
“Oh, oh, oh!” Then, she lay down and
peacefully passed away.
Lois’s death in 2004 stuck with Lo
Anne, not only because of the way it
happened, but also because the two
had a contentious relationship. She
felt distant, and now that her mother
was gone, there would be no way to
grow close.
Until she began journaling.
Ms. Mayer, a New Jersey native
who lives in Sun City during the
winter, will be talking about her new
book, Celestial Conversations, on
March 29 at the Georgetown Public
Library, 402 West Eighth Street, at 2
p.m.
The book chronicles her journey
through journaling after her mother’s death. A little over two weeks
after Lois’s passing, Lo Anne wrote
a letter from the heart, expressing
her pain, confusion and wish to have
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her husband stayed up until
3 a.m. the next day, trying to
perfect the recipe.
To accept a check, she had
to quickly form a business,
settling on the name “Sugar
Mommy’s” after her husband,
Casey, joked she would be his
“Sugar Mommy.”
Casey and Luka are chief
taste-testers of the business,
which Ms. Bedair runs out of
their Georgetown home.
Ms. Bedair has Type 1
diabetes. She was diagnosed
when she was a senior at
Georgetown High School.
Since she adhered to a healthy
diet and was athletic, playing softball, having diabetes
wasn’t a major life adjustment. She wears an insulin
pump, so she can have sweets
in moderation. But the Bedairs aren’t big on dessert.
When she works with
chocolate and gets it on her
fingers, she usually doesn’t
lick it off; she wipes it off on
a towel. And she works with a
lot of chocolate.
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Sugar Mommy’s Cake Pops serves dessert trays for small parties
and dessert tables, like the casino-themed one above, for larger
affairs.
ing to use chocolate and candy
pieces for her creative cake
pops rather than fondant.
“I don’t want to compromise flavor for looks, so I try
to figure it out,” she said. “I
put forth 110 percent on every
single job. It’s important to
me. They are fresh. I don’t
freeze anything.”
Her cake pops come in a
variety of flavors, like chocolate merlot, chocolate coconut
pecan and peanut butter
pretzel.
Each order is custom-made
and can fit with the theme of
the event. She’s made s’mores
on a stick, Rice Krispies treats
that look like paintbrushes
and chocolate-covered cookies
that look like poker chips.
She taught herself how to
make everything. She never
took a cooking class; she
studied graphic design. So,
everything she’s learned has
been through trial-and-error
and online searches.
“It’s time-consuming, but
it’s not rocket science,” she
said.
Most of Ms. Bedair’s
business has been via word-ofmouth advertising.
She continues to work
full-time as a graphic theater
production artist while her
husband owns a moving company, so the couple can make
ends meet and have health
insurance. Many times, she
comes home, puts her daughter to bed, and starts making
cake pops until midnight.
“She’s the whole reason
why I do this,” Ms. Bedair
said, looking at Luka.
Ms. Bedair is hoping to expand her business, but more
importantly, she wants to be
an example for her daughter
of what working hard and doing what you love looks like.
To order cake pops and
other desserts, visit www.
facebook.com/SugarMommys
or email sugar_mommys@
yahoo.com.
A dozen cake pops cost
between $22 to $30 a dozen,
depending on the decorations
involved.
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New book encourages resources for grief
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5B
questions about their relationship answered. Lo Anne then
prayed and meditated.
Three days later, she wrote
again. But this time, she
wrote exactly what was in her
mind as the words came to
her. And when she reflected
on what she wrote, it was evident to Lo Anne that it was a
letter from her mother, asking
for forgiveness and expressing
thanks for the opportunity to
talk.
“The best healing for me
was these transpersonal let-
ters,” Lo Anne said. “It’s been
a continuous blessing.”
For years, Ms. Mayer wrote
to her mother, and her mother
wrote through her, offering
advice and comfort. One
of the biggest comforts her
mother gave came a year after
her death when Lo Anne’s
daughter Cyndi suddenly
died.
“She is fine,” the journal
entry read. “She is surrounded by lovelight. Show that now
for all to see.”
At the advice of her grief
counselor, Ms. Mayer decided
to compile the journal entries
into a book to show people it’s
okay to ask for help and talk
about their grief.
“It happens to everybody,
but nobody talks about it,”
Lo Anne said. “There is such
an epidemic of grief. On the
grief path, you need many
tools. Grief is a process; it’s
not an event. It takes time.”
Ms. Mayer also teamed
up with Daniela Norris and
Uma Girish to create the
International Grief Council.
The ladies host events in New
Jersey to talk about their
stories and encourage others
not to bottle up their grief. All
of them have written books.
“I list every single thing
that helped me,” Ms. Mayer
said. “Everything I did is in
this book. It’s a small book
with a big mission. Grief is
everywhere, and people are in
need of compassion. The biggest gift is knowing resources
are out there.”
Ms. Mayer’s book is available on Amazon.com for less
than $11.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
To the Licensed, Non-profit/
Private Schools located with-­
in the boundaries of the
Georgetown
Independent
School District:
Required consultation will be
conducted to determine eli-­
gible services with federal
grants and entitlements for
the 2015-16 school year. Of-­
ficials of Private/Non-profit
schools within the boundaries
of GISD are invited to attend
a PNP meeting at 1 p.m. on
April 1, 2015, 1313 Williams
Drive, Georgetown, TX. For
more information, contact Dr.
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Federal Programs, 512-9435000, Ext. 6031.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
original Letters of Testamen-­
tary were issued for the Es-­
tate of DAVID LANE, De-­
ceased, on March 19, 2015,
in Docket No. 15-0129-CP4,
pending in County Court at
Law No. Four of Williamson
County, Texas, to KATH-­
LEEN M. LANE, as Indepen-­
dent Executrix.
The residence of the Inde-­
pendent Executrix is in Wil-­
liamson County, Texas, and
her mailing address is 309
Oscar Street, Taylor, TX
76574.
All persons having claims
against this Estate which is
currently being administered
are required to present them
within the time and in the
manner prescribed by law.
Dated: March 19, 2015.
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BY: WREN M. STUMP
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803 Main Street
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“We’re not going to condemn them for what they say;
we’re not going to try to fix
anything. We help them along
the way.”
Every minister goes
through at least 50 hours of
training and attends seminars
and interviews before they
start meeting one-on-one with
adults who need emotional and spiritual support.
Sessions usually last an hour
once a week, and can be at
a church or a public place,
like a coffee shop. Men are
paired with men, and women
The non-profit organization
reached across Christian
denominations to recruit
pastors and laypeople to be
there for their fellow brothers
and sisters in Christ.
Since the organization was
founded, 600,000 ministers
have been trained around the
world. Georgetown churches,
like First United Methodist,
can have several dozen ministers in the congregation.
They typically meet with
one or two people at a time,
and commit up to two years
to be available for people to
talk about their struggles in
grief, relationships, finances,
illnesses or spiritual crises.
“The church pastors have
so much to do,” Ms. Fuhr
said. “What a great way to
allow the congregation to
minister to each other, and
that’s really what it’s about.
It’s the hands and feet of
Christ working. It’s what
Christ calls us to do: take
care of each other.”
If you want to speak to
a Stephen minister, visit a
church office of one of the
aforementioned congregations, and they will work to
pair you up with a minister.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
Parks Department of Wil-­ http://bids.georgetown.org
TO ALL PERSONS INTER-­ liamson County will be
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSON
INVITATION TO BID
ESTED IN THE ESTATE OF publicly opened and read Sealed bids will be received
CITATION BY
JOHN
WILLIAM
HAW-­aloud in the Williamson by the City of Georgetown in
PUBLICATION-DIVORCE
THORNE,
DECEASED, County Purchasing De-­ the Georgetown Municipal
15-0823-FC3
Cause No. 15-0057-CP4, in partment, 901 South Austin Complex, Purchasing De-­ TO: Virginia Granado
County Court at Law #4 of Avenue, Georgetown, Tex-­ partment, at 300-1 Industrial Address Unknown
Williamson County, 405 Mar-­ as Tuesday March 31, 2015 Avenue, Georgetown, Texas and to all whom it may con-­
tin Luther King Street, at 2:00PM. Bids must be re-­ 78626 on Wednesday, April cern,
CITATION BY
Georgetown, Texas 78626.
ceived on or before Tues-­ 1, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. and im-­ GREETING:
PUBLICATION
ALLISON CROW, Applicant day, March 31 2:00PM. The mediately thereafter publicly YOU HAVE BEEN SUED.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
in
the
above
numbered
and
Time-Date Stamp Clock lo-­ opened and read, for con-­ YOU MAY EMPLOY AN AT-­
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSON
TO ALL PERSONS INTER-­ entitled estate, filed on the cated at the Williamson structing the following pro-­ TORNEY. IF YOU OR YOUR
ATTORNEY DO NOT FILE A
ESTED IN THE ESTATE OF 16th day of March, 2015 an County Purchasing De-­ ject:
WRITTEN ANSWER WITH
CHARLES RAVENSCROFT, APPLICATION FOR INDE-­ partment will serve as the
2015 Street Rehabilitation
PENDENT
ADMINISTRA-­
THE CLERK WHO ISSUED
official
clock
for
the
pur-­
DECEASED, Cause No. 15Project - Surface
THIS CITATION BY 10:00
0208-CP4, in County Court at TION AND DETERMINA-­ pose of verifying the date
Treatment: Chip Seal
A.M. ON THE MONDAY
Law #4 of Williamson County, TION OF HEIRSHIP of the and time of receipt of pro-­
Bid # 201529
said
estate
and
requests
that
posals.
405 Martin Luther King
To obtain information on the NEXT FOLLOWING THE EX-­
the
said
Court
determine
who
OF
TWENTY
Detailed
specifications
may
Street, Georgetown, Texas
bid and to register for the bid PIRATION
are the heirs and only heirs of be obtained by contacting list, go to
DAYS AFTER YOU WERE
78626.
SERVED THIS CITATION
JANET LEE BIRMINGHAM, the said JOHN WILLIAM the Assistant Purchasing http://bids.georgetown.org
AND PETITION, A DEFAULT
Applicant in the above num-­ HAWTHORNE, DECEASED, Agent at 901 South Austin
City of Georgetown
and
their
respective
shares
JUDGMENT FOR THE RE-­
Avenue,
Georgetown,
TX
bered and entitled estate,
Notice of Public Meeting
LIEF DEMANDED IN THE
78626, email at
filed on the 6th day of and interest in such estate.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
March, 2015 an APPLICA-­ Said application may be purchase@wilco.org, or by the City of Georgetown will PETITION MAY BE TAKEN
heard
at
10:00
o’clock
a.m.
AGAINST YOU.
visiting
the
Williamson
TION FOR DETERMINA-­
hold its regular public meet-­
TION OF HEIRSHIP of the on or after the first Monday County Procurement web-­ ing of the Planning and Zon-­ The ORIGINAL PETITION
FOR DIVORCE of AMADOR
said estate and requests that next after the expiration of site.
ing Commission on April 7, CARRASCO GRANADO, Pe-­
http://www.wilcothe said Court determine who ten days from the date of
2015
at
6:00
p.m.
at
its
reg-­
publication
of
this
citation,
at
titioner, was filed in the said
online.org/ebids/
are the heirs and only heirs of
ular meeting place in the
the said CHARLES RAVEN-­ the Williamson County Jus-­ The Williamson County Council Chambers, 101 East Court of Williamson County,
SCROFT, DECEASED, and tice Center in Georgetown, Commissioner’s Court re-­ 7th Street, Georgetown, Tex-­ Texas, on this the 18th day of
March, 2015, against VIR-­
serves the right to accept
their respective shares and Williamson County, Texas.
All persons interested in said the lowest and best propo-­ as and the Regular Public GINIA GRANADO, Respon-­
interest in such estate.
meeting of City Council on dent, numbered 15-0823-FC3
estate
are
hereby
cited
to
ap-­
sal
as
deemed
by
the
Said application may be
April 14, 2015 at 6:00 p.m.
heard at 10:00 o’clock a.m. pear before said Honorable Court, or reject any and/or at its regular meeting place in and entitled:
IN THE MATTER OF THE
NOTICE OF INTENT TO
on or after the first Monday Court on or before above all proposals.
mentioned
time
and
place
by
Any proposal may be with-­ the Council Chambers, 101 MARRIAGE OF AMADOR
INTRODUCE LEGISLATION
next after the expiration of
East 7th Street, Georgetown, CARRASCO
filing
a
written
answer
con-­
GRANADO
drawn
prior
to
the
above
This is to give notice of intent ten days from the date of
such
application scheduled time for the Texas, to consider the fol-­ AND VIRGINIA GRANADO
to introduce in the 84th Leg-­ publication of this citation, at testing
lowing
proposed
items:
The suit requests THAT THE
opening of the proposal or
islature, Regular Session, a the Williamson County Jus-­ should they desire to do so.
Public hearing and possible
bill to be entitled an Act relat-­ tice Center in Georgetown, If this citation is not served authorized postponement action on a rezoning of 33.77 COURT GRANT RELIEF RE-­
within
90
days
after
the
date
QUESTED IN PETITION.
thereof.
Any
proposal
re-­
ing to the creation of the Williamson County, Texas.
acres located in the Joseph
Vineyard Municipal Manage-­ All persons interested in said of its issuance, it shall be re-­ ceived after the time and Fish Survey Abstract No. The Court has the authority in
this suit to enter any judg-­
date specified shall not be
ment District No. 1, a con-­ estate are hereby cited to ap-­ turned unserved.
232, and David Wright Sur-­ ment or decree dissolving the
servation and reclamation pear before said Honorable Issued and given under my accepted.
vey Abstract No. 13, located marriage and providing for
hand
and
seal
of
office
at
Issued
by
order
of
the
Wil-­
district operating under Arti-­ Court on or before above
at 410 Shell Road, to be
cle XVI, Section 59 and Arti-­ mentioned time and place by Georgetown, Texas, this the liamson County Commis-­ known as Gardens at Verde the division of property which
will be binding on you.
sioner’s Court on March
cle III, Section 52 of the Tex-­ filing a written answer con-­ 17th day of March, 2015.
Vista, from Local Commercial ISSUED
Nancy
E.
Rister
AND
GIVEN
10, 2015.
as Constitution, Chapters 49 testing
such
application
(C-1), High Density Multi-­ UNDER MY HAND AND
Williamson
County
Clerk
Dan
A.
Gattis,
County
and 54, Texas Water Code should they desire to do so.
family (MF-2) and Office (OF) SEAL of said Court at office,
Judge
and Chapters 372, 375, 377, If this citation is not served 405 MLK Street, Box 14
Districts, to Low Density Mul-­ on this the 18th day of March,
381 and 383, Texas Local within 90 days after the date Georgetown, Texas 78626
INVITATION TO BID
tifamily (MF-1) District. REZ 2015.
By:
/s/
D.
Huffman,
Deputy
Government Code, providing of its issuance, it shall be re-­
Sealed
bids
will
be
received
2014-005 Carolyn Horner, LISA DAVID,
Applicant’s Attorney:
authority to levy an ad valo-­ turned unserved.
by
the
City
of
Georgetown
in
AICP.
DISTRICT CLERK
rem tax, levy special assess-­ Issued and given under my Jeffrey P. Bates
the
Georgetown
Municipal
As a member of the general Williamson County, Texas
ments, levy a sales tax, levy hand and seal of office at 101 S. First Street
Complex, Purchasing De-­ public you are invited to be P.O. Box 24,
Lufkin,
TX
75901
a hotel occupancy tax and is-­ Georgetown, Texas, this the
partment, at 300-1 Industrial present at such meeting if 405 M.L.K. Street
sue bonds to allow the Dis-­ 10th day of March, 2015.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Avenue, Georgetown, Texas you desire to discuss the pro-­ Georgetown, Texas 78627trict to acquire, construct, fi-­ Nancy E. Rister
WILLIAMSON COUNTY
78626 on Wednesday, April posed change or advisability 0024
nance and operate water, Williamson County Clerk
INVITATION FOR
1, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. and im-­ of any other change.
/s/ Jennifer Sims
wastewater, drainage, road 405 MLK Street, Box 14
PROPOSALS
mediately thereafter publicly A copy of the planning report Jennifer Sims, Deputy
and other authorized im-­ Georgetown, Texas 78626
Williamson County
opened and read, for con-­ related to these items will be ADDRESS OF ATTORNEY
provements
and
provide By: /s/ C. Dawson, Deputy
Commissioner’s Court
structing the following pro-­ available at the Planning De-­ FOR PETITIONER:
funds for tourism, visitor, rec-­ Applicant’s Attorney:
invites the submission of
ject:
partment located at 300 In-­ Amador Carrasco Granado
reational and economic de-­ Nancy Young Hart
sealed proposals for:
2015 Street Rehabilitation
dustrial Avenue, no later than 3103 Live Oak Street
velopment
purposes
for 550 Fannin St.,
15RFP114
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the Friday prior to the meet-­ Round Rock, TX 78681
630.899 Acres in the unin-­ Sixth Floor, Suite 600
RESERVATION SYSTEM
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ing described above. For fur-­ Kevin Stofle, Constable
corporated area of William-­ Beaumont, TX 77701
FOR PARKS FOR
Bid # 201530
ther information, call the Williamson County, Pct. 3
son County, Texas, including
WILLIAMSON
COUNTY
To
obtain
information
on
the
CITATION BY
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lands within the David B. Ber-­
Sealed
Proposals
for
a
bid
and
to
register
for
the
bid
PUBLICATION
512-930-3575.
ry Survey, Abstract No. 104,
Reservation System for the list, go to
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ing heard unless you respond
within 30 days. Read the in-­
formation below.
You have 30 CALENDAR
DAYS after this summons
and legal papers are served
on you to file a written re-­
sponse at this court and have
a copy served on the plaintiff.
A letter or phone call will not
protect you. Your written re-­
sponse must be in proper le-­
gal form if you want the court
PUBLIC NOTICE
to hear your case. There may
The Round Rock ISD will be be a court form that you can
accepting sealed bids for:
use for your response. You
Co-Location Data Center can find these court forms
Services -Bid# PE15-116 - and more information at the
Opens 2:00 pm, April 9, 2015
California Courts Online SelfAccident Body & Repair - Help Center
Light & Medium Duty Vehi-­ ( w w w . c o u r t i n f o . c a . g o v /
cles -Bid # PE15-105 - Opens selfhelp), your county law li-­
2:00 pm, April 7, 2015
brary, or the courthouse near-­
Medeco
Locks-Installation, est you. If you cannot pay the
Part, Supplies -Bid# PE15- filing fee, ask the court clerk
103 - Opens 2:00 pm, April 7, for a fee waiver form. If you
2015
do not file your response on
Solicitation will be opened at, time, you may lose the case
are paired with women. The
weekly confidential talks can
last a few months or a couple
of years, depending on how
long the person seeking help
needs. The ministers are
there to be an impartial friend
people can confide in.
The ministers, however, are
not qualified therapists. If the
talks reveal a more serious
issue, the ministers back off
and suggest more qualified
people to talk to.
“We’re very aware of our
own limitations,” Ms. Fuhr
said.
Stephen Ministries began
in 1975 in St. Louis, Missouri.
Joseph Tom Survey, Abstract
No. 615, James H. Tom Sur-­
vey, Abstract No. 615 and the
Joe M. Maines Survey, Ab-­
stract No. 2610, Williamson
County, Texas recorded in
County Records, Williamson
County, Texas.