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Filename: J5-GWINNE-GWNS0523-GWNEWS DateTime created: May 23 2007 Username: SPEED2 Magenta Black 5J GWNS GWNS0523 Wednesday, May 23, 2007 GWINNETT 5J Wednesday, May 23, 2007 J5 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ajc.com GWINNETT SPORTS FAMILY-PLACED DEATH NOTICES Charges unlikely in Peek death SOCCER Teaching the game is Duluth coach's passion VINO WONG Staff Duluth coach Gregg Tavani's camp opens June 25 for boys and girls ages 7 to 15. Some of his former players will coach. MORAN, Lois Lois Moran, 84, of Doraville, GA, died May 20, 2007. The funeral service will be held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 23rd, at Crowell Brothers Peachtree Chapel Funeral Home in Norcross.

Interment will follow at Peachtree Memorial Park. The family will receive friends Wednesday from p.m. at the funeral home. Mrs. Moran retired from Duggan Massey CPAs after 20 years of service as an Accountant and from Grolier Encyclopedias after 23 years of service.

Preceded in death by her husband, Thomas E. Moran and son, John Carrington, she is survived by her sons, Benny Moran of Woodstock, GA, and Bruce Carrington of Pikeville, NC; three brothers, Richard Anderson of Delanson, NY, Frederick Anderson of Quincy, IL, and Dwight Anderson of Davenport, IA; and six grandchildren. Online condolences may be expressed at www.crowellbrothers.com. Arrangements by Crowell Brothers Peach-tree Chapel Funeral Home, Norcross, GA. (770) 448-5757.

Express condolences at ajc.comobits STEYER, Harold Harold Clement "Clem" Steyer, 67, of Cumming, GA, died May 18, 2007. A memorial service will be held Thursday, May 24th, at 11:00 a.m. at the Church of the Hills in Duluth, GA. Mr. Steyer is survived by his wife, Gail Steyer of Cumming, GA; son, David Steyer of Cumming, GA; daughter, Helen Simpson of Cumming, GA; brother, Tom Steyer of Omaha, and two grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials to The Church of the Hills, Presbyterian Church USA Youth Group, 10950 Bell Duluth, GA 30097, (770)813-1171. Arrangements by Crowell Brothers Peachtree Chapel Funeral Home, Norcross, GA. (770)448-5757. On line condolences may be expressed at www.crowellbrothers.com Express condolences at ajc.comobits WEBB, Richard Richard E. Webb, age 82, of Buford, died Tuesday, May 22, 2007.

A Memorial service will be held at 11 AM, Thursday, May 24 in the Chapel of TappTim Stewart Funeral Home with Rev. Chuck Christie offi-cating. Inurnment will follow at Georgia National Cemetery in Canton. Mr. Webb is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Ann and Lee Langley of Buford; son and daughter-in-law, Mark and Stephanie Webb of Canton, sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Charles George of Florida.

3 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren also survive. Mr. Webb was a graduate of the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy and owned and operated Webb's Pharmacy in Florida. Mr. Webb was a member of Georgia Society Sons of The American Revolution, a decorated WWII and Korean War veteran and served in the United States Army and the United States Navy.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Heart Association, P.O.Box 672648, Marietta, GA. 30006-0045 in memory of Richard E. Webb. The family will receive friends Thursday, May 24 from 10 to 11 A.M. at TappTim Stewart Funeral Home and Crematory, 201 Morningside Drive, Buford, Georgia 30518.

770-945-9345. Please sign the online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com Express condolences at ajc.comobits TREASURE YOUR MEMORIES Protect your In-Memoriams or Obituaries by purchasing laminated bookmarks with a Special poem printed on the back for only $6.00 each. Call 404-526-5271 ON THE WEB: To view family-placed death notices, news obituaries and find past obituaries or death notices Visit www.ajc.comobits AUUMPLLILLISIINIi BY l-UNbKAL HUML CROWELL BROTHERS F.H. MORAN, Lois STEYER, Harold C. BILL HEAD F.H.

BROGDON, Danny TAPPTIM STEWART WEBB, Richard E. TOM M. WAGES F.S. KUHLING, Walter BROGDON, Danny Danny Brogdon, 50, of Duluth, died May 22, 2007, arrangements are pending. Bill Head Funeral Home, Duluth Chapel.

BILL HEAD FUNERAL HOMES CREMATORY WWW.BmHEADFUNERALHOME.COM Express condolences at ajc.comobits KUHLING, Walter Walter J. Kuhling, age 60, of Snellville, GA died on May 20, 2007, after a gallant battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife of 24 Years, M. Glyn Kuhling; 5 Children Mary and her Husband Richard Gray of Jonesborough, TN, Jack Harrell and his Wife Tricia of Lawrenceville, GA, Kelley and her husband Ryan Edwards of Lawrenceville, Kim and her Husband Matt Smith of Bethlehem, Scott Kuhling of Snellville, 7 Grandchildren: Jordan Gray, Zachary Gray, Natalie Harrell, Olivia Edwards, Troy Coley Harrell, Ella Gray and Troy Alexander Smith. 4 Brothers William and Sue Kuhling of Loveland, Artie Kuhling of Perry Hall, Edward and Linda Kuhling of Bridgeville, Robert and Sue Kuhling of Felton, A Host of Other Relatives and Friends.

Walt was born on October 11, 1946 in Brooklyn, NY to Walter Werner Kuhling and Martha Lemp Kuhling. He served in the United States Army reaching the rank of Staff Sergeant. He was a Finance Director for the AGCO Corporation and had been with AGCO for over 30 years. He loved being an American and was a huge history buff. When vacationing, he enjoyed visiting historic sites.

He visited the birth place of Abraham Lincoln and many other Presidents. He was a devoted and active member of Cannon United Methodist Church and gained great joy from serving his fellow man. He was preceded in death by his parents. A Celebration of Life Memorial Service for Walt will be held on Friday, May 25, 2007, at at the Cannon United Methodist Church, 2424 Webb Ginn House Snellville, GA with Rev. Glenn Ethridge and Rev.

Amy Morgan officiating with Military Honors. The Interment will be private and Walt's Final Resting Place will be the Snellville Historical Cemetery. The family will receive friends after the service in the Fellowship Hall at the Church. In lieu of flowers the family request that contributions be made to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St.

Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 in Memory of Walter J. Kuhling. Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, LLC, 120 Scenic Lawrenceville, GA 30045 770-963-2411 www.wagesfuneralhome.com is in charge of the arrangements. Waoes I'iiihtiiI Vnkv.

IJ FUNERAL CSSE Express condolences at ajc.comobits (2006) and Mohamed Dolleh (2007) Girls returning include Kara Bennewitz (2004) and Emily Bender (2004), an All-American at Berry College. Along with the fun and competition, each camp participant will receive a skills evaluation at the close of the camp, and a T- shirt and soccer ball. "It's a camp atmosphere," Tavani said. "We're not just a little flash in the pan. We're here to stay." The camp costs $135 for one week, $245 for two and $355 for three.

For more information, visit www.tavanisoccer.com. By ROBERT HADDOCKS rhaddocksajc.com Gregg Tavani's soccer season never ends. He coaches the Duluth Wildcats. He coaches three club soccer teams. And for the fifth year, he'll head Tavani Soccer camp, inviting youngsters from the area to learn the game that he loves.

The 31-year-old coach said he never gets tired of coaching soccer. "It's my passion, my love and my profession," he said. "It's not even an issue. I'm going to do this for as long as lean." The three-week camp has gotten bigger each year and Tavani expects that to continue. Dates for the camp, which runs from 9 a.m.

to noon, are June 25-29, July 9-13 and July 16-20. It is open to boys and girls ages 7 to 15. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended. "Last year we had more than 300 kids, and so far we're on track for more," Tavani said. "The camp is getting bigger, so we're definitely excited." This year's theme will be Major League Soccer, which, with stars like David Beckham, is gaining popularity in the United States, Tavani said.

Campers will participate in YOUTH SPORTS trivia games related to MLS, just one way Tavani keeps the camp fun. "The way I try to coach in general is a balance of intensity and fun," Tavani said. "Kids respond well when you're intense, but they know you care for them. We get after it. It's fun, intense and we have a lot of games.

It's very competitive." Tavani will continue the tra -dition of having former players coach at the camp. Former all-state midfielder Chris Davis (2003) returns from Furman. He '11 be joined by Chris Ugarte SPOTLIGHT By GEORGE CHIDI gchidiajc.com Gwinnett County police still are looking into the circumstances surrounding the death of Brookwood High School quarterback Daniel Peek, but don't think anyone will face charges, a spokesman said Tuesday. "Even as the investigation continues, charges are unlikely," said Cpl. Darren Moloney, Gwinnett ounty police spokesman.

He would not elaborate. Peek, 17, died May 9, four days after he crashed his 1998 Jeep Cherokee southbound on Highpoint Road near Snellville. He was alone in the vehicle and not wearing his seat belt, police said. Alcohol and speed appear to have contributed to the wreck, police said. Police are awaiting results from a toxicology test that may not be available for weeks, officials have said.

Police had said that because Peek was underage, they would look into whether charges should be filed against anyone who provided him with alcohol. Investigators have been trying to determine where Peek might have been drinking alcohol before the crash. SUWANEE Church annexation approved The Suwanee City Council settled a controversial rezoning issue by a vote of 4-1 Tuesday at its monthly meeting. Despite opposition from neighborhood residents, the council approved an annexation request from Evergreen Presbyterian Church for 12.65 acres on Smithtown Road between White Sands Way and Suwanee Creek Court. The council voted to re-zone the property from R-100 Gwinnett County to R-100 Suwanee.

Before the vote, homeowners voiced concerns about the volume of traffic the proposed church will generate on two-lane Smithtown Road. Rebecca McCarthy DEATHS FUNERALS Our policy: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution strives to make th is list a complete record of deaths in Gwinnett County. Please ask your funeral home or cremation society to call us at 404-526-5342, or fax us at 404-526-7517. These listings are free. For a Family-Placed Death Notice, for which there is a charge, have your funeral home contact our paid notice department at 404-526-5271.

GLADYS BRACKETT, 87, of Duluth died Monday. Funeral, 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Bill Head Funeral Home, Duluth Chapel. MICHAEL D'ANGELONE, 63, of Buford died Friday. No service is planned; Cremation Society of the South.

EMOGENE P. DICKERT, 84, of Dacula died Monday. Funeral, 11 a.m. today, H.M. Patterson Son, Oglethorpe Hill.

RICHARD JARREL HODGES, 69, of Lilburn died Sunday. The body will be cremated. Memorial service, 2 p.m. Saturday, Tom M. Wages, Snellville Chapel.

KATHRYN MOSS, 85, of Snellville died Monday. The funeral was Tuesday; Tom M. Wages, Snellville Chapel. WILLIAM T. THORNTON, 75, of Lilburn died Tuesday.

Memorial service, 3 p.m. Sunday, Bill Head Funeral Home, LilburnTucker Chapel. SUZ210A001KB It eg Start your weekend early We're looking for Gwinnett's best athletic accomplishments 8 Know of a hotshot baseball player? Or a soccer team that can't be beat? Maybe a swimmer who's dominating local pools? We want to know about them. Youth Sports Spotlight, for athletes eighth grade and younger, will run weekly throughout the summer to spotlight outstanding youth sports accomplishments in Gwinnett County. But we need your help.

To nominate a youth athlete for the honor roll, e-mail us at gwinnettsports ajc.com or fax us at 770-263-3011. Please include name and age of player, his or her league, a contact phone number and a photo. We'll take care of the rest. JASON GETZ Staff Regional Commission review is complete. Commissioners Bert Nasuti and Kevin Kenerly abstained.

"The concept is intriguing, but it's always been a moving target," said Nasuti, who represents the area of the county that includes the project. "It's been tabled and tabled and tabled, and the reason is we wanted them to come back with something more Dorm plans OK'd 522 4141 or ajcdelivers.com Every Thursday SUBSCRIBE TODAY: 404 College: Continued from Jl ast a protest vote against a proposed annexation of property on Harbins Road by the city of Dacula. Tabled indefinitely a vote on two rezonings for the Asian Village project. The proposed development, which was designed by Chinese-born architect Yong Pan and partially backed by the Chinese government, would create Magenta Black an enclave of Asian shops, restaurants, offices and townhouses on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard near the DeKalb County line. The centerpiece of the project is to be a large, elaborate garden.

Gwinnett's commissioners have previously expressed skepticism about the project, which several have described as vague. The commissioners voted 3-0 to table the rezon-ing request until an Atlanta 5J GWNS Filename: J5-GWINNE-GWNS0523-GWNEWS DateTime created: May 23 2007 Username: SPEED2.