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"The Merge" | |
The Barramundi Tribe at their first vote | |
Season | The Australian Outback |
Episode Number | 7/15 (020) |
First Broadcast | March 8, 2001 |
Viewership (in millions) | 28.72[1] |
Ratings/Share (18-49) | 12.1/31 |
CBS Summary | Link |
Episode Chronology | |
Previous | "Trial by Fire" |
Next | "Friends?" |
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The Merge is the seventh episode of Survivor: The Australian Outback.
Day 19Edit
As the merge awaits, Kucha discusses strategy. Kucha and Ogakor will each have five members, so Kucha suspects there will be a tie at the first Tribal Council. Their plan is to target Colby. Jeff, meanwhile, thinks he will be Ogakor's first target. At a previous challenge, Kimmi revealed to Ogakor that Jeff had received a prior vote (from Debb), which would make Jeff vulnerable in a tiebreaker situation. Still, Kucha vows not to give up. They recall Mike's final words before he was airlifted out: "Somebody from Kucha needs to take this money." On Ogakor, as the tribemates speculate about which Kucha member had to be evacuated, the tribe receives treemail. It tells them that the men should travel to Kucha while the women remain behind. Meanwhile, Kucha's treemail says the opposite—that the women should travel to Ogakor while the men stay behind. Alicia and Elisabeth set off for Ogakor, while Keith and Colby head to Kucha.
Day 20Edit
Tina, Jerri, and Amber are surprised to see the Kucha women arrived, having expected the men. Alicia and Elisabeth tell the women about Mike's accident. Over on Kucha, Jeff, Nick, and Rodger are a bit disappointed to be wining and dining the guys instead of the women, but they share a meal of chicken with Keith and Colby anyway. They, too, get caught up on Mike's injury.
At Ogakor camp, a rain nearly snuffs out the fire, and the tribe's only matches are away with Keith. Jerri tries not to criticize Keith so she doesn't tip off the Kuchas that Keith has prior votes. Everyone has decided that Kucha is the better of the two camps, but both tribes get tree mail telling them that they must move to an entirely new camp. There, both tribes meet and find a crate of food and wine and a set of all-new orange buffs, signaling the merge. The merged tribe settles on "Barramundi" as its new name. The tribe celebrates, but there is some tension as Rodger and Jerri disagree over where to set up their new camp, with Jerri ultimately getting her way. At the first individual immunity challenge, the contestants drop out one by one as Jeff Probst tempts them with food, and Jeff jumps off his perch at an offer of peanut butter. After more than ten hours, Alicia finally caves for some hot coffee, leaving only Keith and Tina. Keith begs for Tina to let him win. "I need this," he told her. Tina agreed, and stepped down, and Keith won the first individual challenge.
Day 21Edit
At Tribal Council, the votes are split by tribal lines. The five ex-Kuchas vote for Colby, while the five ex-Ogakors vote for Jeff. Jeff and Colby each make a statement pleading their case after the votes are read, and the other eight Barramundis revote. Nothing changes—the vote remains tied.
To break the deadlock, Jeff Probst asks Colby and Jeff how many votes they've received at previous tribal councils. Colby has zero. Jeff has two (from Debb and Kimmi). That dooms Jeff, who brings his torch to be snuffed.
In his final words, Jeff blames Kimmi's big mouth for tipping off Ogakor about his previous votes. He also regrets about given up on the Immunity Challenge for peanut butter.
Challenge: Perch
Each tribe member will stand on top of a wooden pillar in the water. At random points, Jeff will tempt the survivors to go down by bribing food items. Last person left standing wins Immunity.
Winner: Keith Famie
Immunity Challenge: Perch | ||||||||||
Placement | Winner | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th |
Time Elapsed | 10 hr 17 mins | 8 hr 58 mins | 6 hr 47 mins | 4 hr | 1 hr 30 mins | |||||
Castaway | Keith | Tina | Alica | Elisabeth | Amber | Jerri | Jeff | Rodger | Colby | Nick |
Tribal CouncilEdit
Tribal Council 6: Barramundi | |||||
First Vote (Tie) | Revote (Colby & Jeff ineligible to vote) | Counting Previous Tribal Council Votes | |||
Voted Against | Voter | Voted Against | Voter | Voted Against | Voter |
Jeff (5 votes) | Amber, Colby, Jerri, Keith, & Tina | Jeff (4 votes) | Amber, Jerri Keith, & Tina | Jeff (2 votes) | Debb (Tribal Council 1) |
Kimmi (Tribal Council 5) | |||||
Colby (5 votes) | Alicia, Elisabeth, Jeff, Nick, & Rodger | Colby (4 votes) | Alicia, Elisabeth, Nick, & Rodger | Colby (0 votes) | None |
VOTED OFF: Jeff Varner |
Voting Confessionals (First Vote)Edit
While Colby and Tina give their confessionals, their votes are not revealed. Amber, Jerri and Keith's confessionals are only available on DVD.
" | (voting for Jeff) It was a, uh, strategic move that was determined the first week we were here.(voting for Jeff) It was a, uh, strategic move that was determined the first week we were here. | " |
" | (voting for Jeff) Nothing personal. I think you're a great guy. It's just part of the strategic plan. | " |
" | (voting for Colby) I really like the guy, but he's from the Ogakor tribe and they have all got to go. | " |
" | (voting for Jeff) Going into this, um, I'm pretty much expecting a five and five tie, and we learned early on in the game that you had one vote against you previously. That is the only reason. It's purely strategic. I'm so happy that I got to know you. I love your sense of humor, and I wish you the best of luck. | " |
" | (voting for Jeff) He seemed like a really great guy. This is 100% a strategic vote. | " |
" | (voting for Colby) 'Cause everything's bigger and better in Texas... this lone star has got to go. | " |
" | (voting for Jeff) Jeff, you seem like a really great guy, and I wish I would've gotten to know you a little bit better. And, um, I hope you feel better soon. | " |
Voting Confessionals (revote)Edit
Final WordsEdit
" | I knew this was going to happen. Because of a very large mouth of a former tribe member at Kucha, Ogakor knew I had that vote, and I knew there was nothing I could do about it. So I'm going home and I've had an awesome time. This has just been the most amazing experience I've ever had in my entire life. | " |
Still in the RunningEdit
Kucha | |||||||
Alicia | | Elisabeth | | | | Nick | Rodger |
Ogakor | |||||||
Amber | Colby | Jerri | Keith | | | | Tina |
- When the deadlock tiebreaker began, Jeff claimed that he only had known of only one vote, from Debb Eaton during the first Tribal Council. Host Jeff Probst had not revealed Varner's other vote from Kimmi Kappenberg.
- With Jeff's elimination, this episode marks the first time in the series' history where the women castaways outnumber the men, 5-4. This would not happen again until "Back to the Beach".
- Keith Famie lasted over 10 hours, 17 minutes to win the Immunity Challenge. This set the record for the longest challenge, would be the longest Immunity Challenge until the season finale of Survivor: Palau.
Survivor: The Australian Outback Episodes |
"Stranded" · "Suspicion" · "Trust No One" · "The Killing Fields" · "The Gloves Come Off" · "Trial by Fire" · "The Merge" · "Friends?" · "The First 24 Days" · "Honeymoon or Not?" · "Let's Make a Deal" · "No Longer Just a Game" · "Enough Is Enough" · "The Final Four" · "The Most Deserving" |


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Speck Christopher B. & Stephanie King Lynwood & Brenda Seay James S. & Joan Dickson Amanda Janelle Spicer Max L. & Sue Laseter Southern Baptist Foundation Martha Sue Diehl Susanne S. Stimson Mark T. & Stephanie Long Gus & Ginger Spanos Richard L. Elligson Collean H. Stokes Grace M. Manring Daryl E. & Tina M. Tomlinson C. Alan Floyd Olan & Rose Ann Strickland Francis J. & Martha Martin Hugh & Julia Troyer Gregory A. & Sarah Ford Frank G. & Jan Taylor Mike M. & Ruth McHargue Virginia Crop Improvement Suzanne Frazier James L. Terpo Robert L. McMillian Association Veronica Freeman John L. & Elizabeth Ann Thomas Kimberle I. Moon Frances D. Ward Travis Rick & Dawn Freeman Jane D. Thomas Louis L. & Carla E. Nester Robert H. & Susan J. Wellner Henry & Judy O. Fullington Laura L. Tice James O. & Roberta Newell Michael D. Wiggins Howard & Suzanne S. Gilbert Peter J. & Linda Tilbe Mark A. & Angela Rathel Rhoten & Jimmie Willhoit Tommy & Margaret Green Doris M. Tolson Homer Jack & Michele Roddenberry Bobby & Janie Williams Denise Grimsley Cliff & Joyce M. Troyer Jessica C. Sammons Fred & Cathy P. Williams Clifford H. Grow Charles J. & Julianne Ward, III Dennis S. & Dorothy Hall Barbara H. Williams Ann B. Hall Robert I. & Susan M. Wilson "I am a voice shouting in the John E. Harrell S. Adrian & Charline Wingate Edward O. & Geraldine Stephen D. & Charlotte wilderness..." John 1:23 Heptinstall Wolgamott Max F. & Shirley Hildebran Spring 2008 / ECHOES • 9 Fruits of Faithfulness... Mindy Michelle Nettles Mary S. Nicholson Alice C. Becky Wheeler Kimela Suzanne Whitfield J. Clyde Parlier Ken & Ginny Whitten Lawrence T. Fitzgerald Robert L. & Gwen Parrish Stephen J. Wigh Eloy & Luci Flores Bill & Gloria Peacock Gerald N. Wilkerson Dwight M. Folmar Drew & Rachel Peacock John Harold & Virginia Williams Friend's CirCle Harry L. & Beverly Fuller Austin E. & Ida A. Pearce Pauline Williams Gifts up to $119 Patrick W. & Laura Fuller David Peavy James H. & Patricia Williams James W. Garrett Ralph C. & Joann Perdue Rickie Dean & Christina Wilson Robert Herman Glass Amanda Leigh Perrone Brooks & Jane F. Wooten Albert & Angela E. Glover Jennifer M. Pickler Roland & Sarah M. Yates Wendell E. & Kay F. Abernathy William M. & Hilda Goodson Joshua Evan Pierce Neila Anne Young Joseph C. & Rhonda Alain Wayne H. Graddick Charles H. & Helen M. Pollard Leon & Jewell Zalenski Arrow Mortgage Company LLC Grady's Seafood House Bebe Elizabeth Puckett Lucian W. & Layel Zelazny John M. & Marilyn Ballard Daniel Kyle Graham Larry D. & Susan Reese James K. & Louise Baucom Marilyn C. Grant Patricia P. Render Vernon E. & Jean Beachum Michael W. & Lynn Grimes Irma Revell Roy I. & Sue T. Beard Jack Dempsey & Grace Hagans Ellen A. Haigler Richard & Maridean Reynolds HONOR Christopher James Bell Dorothy Rhodes Julie D. Bender Larry & Carol Jean Haire Alva S. Rhodes GIFTS Christopher & Lisa N. Bishop Anne Hamilton Lawrence M. & Charlotte Richter C. Dean & Linda W. Black Ray O. & Ann Hammons Joyce Riley James W. & Amy C. Black J. Thomas & Annette Harper DR. J. D. ALLEN Elinor E. Roberts Terry J. & Lois Blakeslee H. Oscar & Minnie Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Jesse L. Sharpe Paul D. & Laura Robinson Amy Teresa Boe William Roy Hartley JUSTIN & GLADYS BAYSE Denny R. & Nancy Rogers Mary Alice Bolton Patricia Hatcher Rev. Daniel J. & Mrs. Jane Bayse Danny W. & Joy Rogers Miriam H. Boston Virgil B. Hay TRAP & GAIL BOWEN Kitty Jeanette Rutland Trap & Gail Bowen Janie H. Helland Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Joshua Issac Ryals Dale R. & Mary Bowling Stan & Linda Herrington DAVID BRASHER Roy Lee & Judy Saint Allene Boyett G. Steve & Jean H. Highsmith Kernal R. Brasher Doug Sandlin Kenneth W. & Linda Brackin Homer L. Hines MRS. ANNIE LOIS BRIDGES Mary Lou Schmidt Allie Mae Brannon Rod V. & Cindy Hodge Kay Albritton Cecil & Peggie Seagle Kernal R. & Eleanor Brasher Ruby M. Holley BYKOTA SS Class First Baptist Greensboro James T. & Barbara Sealy Howard & Marie Britt Stanley C. Houston David & Carolyne Melton Sarah T. Senterfitt Alcus R. & Betty Brock Doris T. Howell MR. HUGH CATER Ivey Sewell Bobby M. & Tracy L. Bromlow Karl & Suzanne N. Hudson Rachel Godwin William E. & Martha Sexton James R. Brookins Evelyn Hughes REV. JEFF CROOK Lona M. Sexton C. Richard & Elizabeth Broome John D. & Sarah T. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. James H. Williams, Jr. Charles H. Sexton Deborah A. Brown Marion Betty Jackson BILLY LOUISE DAVIS Jesse L. Sharpe Jackie R. Brown Elbert & Ann Johnson Charles & Betty Parker Rheba I. Shaw Ivey E. & Nancy Brown Jane Webb Johnson JAYCESON DuBOSE Paul & Mary Shaw D. E. Bryant Alison R. Jones Dorothy P. Lewis Richard L. & Linda Shepherd Jimi E. & Sidney Buck Earl & Betty Jones HOLLY FLYNN John R. & Annette Shoemaker Tim D. Bullington Leo H. Kell Mike & Sharon Beck Hank Sims Walter D. & Sue Burnett Stephen D. & Janis B. Kelley DENISE GRIMSLEY Daniel G. & Pamela Sims Alton Butler Annah Lauren Kelley Charles & Pat Grimsley A. Frank Sledge BYKOTA Women's Class FBC Robert H. & Doris M. Kenney DR. & MRS. JERRY HALEY'S George E. & Claire Smith Ann P. Bynum Mazie Ketner 50th Anniversary Jerald D. & Sherry Smith Robert J. & Deborah Camp Ken & Jan Kilpatrick Joyce M. & Cliff Troyer Billy D. & Sharon W. Smitherman Mark A. & Rebecca S. Carnell Jeffrey S. & April R. Kirkland DR. TIMOTHY KELLEY Shirley R. Snedeker Jimmy E. Carter Julie N. Knowles Annah Kelley Wanda Sons Lester D. & Glenice R. Clark Bryson H. Langford DR. & MRS. THOMAS A. KINCHEN Pierre D. St. Louis John D. & Dawn M. Clements Larry Latta Trap & Gail Bowen Avis S. Stephens Larry M. & Genelda Clinton George D. & Helen Lawson Jim & Nancy Robinett Michael James Stewart Joann Cone Helen L. Lee PARKER & CAROL LANGSGTON William & Elizabeth Suber Robert J. & Virginia M. Cook Joyce A. Lee Charles & Betty Parker Russell I. & Elizabeth Sullivan Edith Bollinger Cowan J. T. Manry CHARLES & DOTTIE LITZELL Benjamin Wayne Sutton Jack Ronald & Jan Cunningham Maranatha Christian Ministries Harry & Robin Litzell Lanis E. & Hilda M. Taylor William M. Daughtry C. Truitt & Susan Martin LAUREN McDOUGAL John Russell & Cynthia Thomas James E. & Shirley Davis Charles Truitt & Mary L. Martin Mike & Sharon Beck Frances Tidwell Sara M. Davis Shauna Rae McCoy EDDIE MYERS James M. & Christina Todd Doris Davis Leonard & Kathryn McGowan Charles & Betty Parker Zilphie L. Townsend Charles A. & Billie Dickson John R. & Jan McNeil DR. & MRS. GLEN OWENS Rodney & Tonya Trawick George A. Dobbs Helen M. Mellon Tom & Jackie Pennell James W. & Vivian Trimble Bobbie Kern Dotson David L. & Carolyne Melton DRS. J. T. & CHARLOTTE OWENS John B. & Terri Turner Larry D. & Verna Durfee Johnnie & Alice Messer Paul & Laura Shelton Louise Vann Douglas M. & Alene Edwards Shaun Stephen Miles Richard & Karen Hodgin Oby L. Vann Thomas H. Egleston Tommy Joe & Dianne Mills Thomas & Rosa Owens Rodney D. & Dottie Varella Jonathan B. Erp Johns Virgil Mixson LYNN & SHARON PIPPEN Charles H. & Lois Walker H. Frank Erwin George A. & Donna L. Moore Charles & Betty Parker Tommy & Molly Watson Doyle Rhett Everage James F. & Lola B. Moreland MRS. LAURA ROBINETT Kathryn P. Weed Deanna H. Faurot Robert W. & Frances Morrison Jim & Nancy Robinett John E. & Janis West Jerry D. Fields Ashley B. Nail DR. & MRS. CECIL SEAGLE Pencie W. Wester 10 • ECHOES / Spring 2008 Jim & Nancy Robinett FBC Graceville Twix & Tween PENNY NEHLS MRS. VERA PITTS REV. TED SPANGENBERG, JR. Class Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges Martha G. Kennon Kathryn B. Schmidt MRS. VONCILE FARRINGTON STEVE & ALICE NESTER WOODROW PORTER MRS. JIMMIE SPANN Rev. & Mrs. Adrian Wingate Mr. & Mrs. Louis Nester Bill & Gloria Peacock Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Ward, III GENE GARRETT BOBBY ODOM JOHN POWELL DR. & MRS. JOHN SULLIVAN Joyce M. & Cliff Troyer Dr. & Mrs. R. C. Hammack Rachel Godwin Tom & Jackie Pennell MRS. JOAN GAY Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Parker MRS. RETHA POWELL Jim & Nancy Robinett Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen MISS LAURA L. TICE LUCILLE GIBSON MRS. SHELVIE OSWALT Dr. & Mrs. R. C. Hammack Kay Albritton Joyce M. & Cliff Troyer Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Parker DARRELL & TINA TURNER A. B. GREEN Dr. & Mrs. R. C. Hammack Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Luke Charles & Betty Parker Robert J. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Josh Pierce MITCHELL & EVA RATCLIFF EVELYN P. GREENWOOD Bill & Polly Floyd Mr. & Mrs. Lynn J. Bridges Charles & Betty Parker Joyce M. & Cliff Troyer John D. & Sarah T. Hughes MRS. DIANE REASONER ANDY WAITES MR. WENDEL GRIFFITH Mr. & Mrs. Brady E. Mendheim Dr. & Mrs. Walter Draughon Mike & Sharon Beck Joyce M. & Cliff Troyer Frances Tidwell MRS. DOROTHY REGISTER MAC PEARL & PAUL GRIMES Dale & Kitty Bowling Martha Kay McRae Rachel Godwin Charles & Helen Margaret Pollard MRS. LORETTA RICHARDSON MEMORIAL JOHN GLENN HALL Mrs. Ann B. Hall Linda Sue Golden Kitty Jeanette Rutland Gail Mann CATHERINE ROBERTS GIFTS IRENE PELHAM HARRIS Billie & Charles A. Dickson Charles & Pat Grimsley Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Pencie W. Wester MR. R. H. 'BOB' ROBERTS ELLENMARIE HAZELL Fred & Cathy Williams Elinor E. Roberts MR. TIM ADKINSON Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Tom Crutchfield & Service Drug MR. W. MAX ROBINETT Gail Mann BESSIE HELTON Girls Walter, Sue & Lynn Burnett ROBERT E. ANKNEY, JR Charles R. Parker Stanley C. & Linda Houston Truitt & Mary Laura Martin Mr. & Mrs. Russell I. Sullivan MRS. JAN HOBBS Dr. & Mrs. Paul D. Robinson Mr. Bryson H. Langford, Jr. KEN ARMSTRONG Martha G. Kennon Jerry D. Fields Robert H. & Doris M. Kenney Gail Mann MRS. JACKIE HODGES Steve & Era Fields & Family Jimmy & Roselynn Carter JOE BAMBERG Dr. J. E. Hodges Joe & Rita Kimbell Family Mary Alice Bolton Betty L. Bamberg Ralph C. & Joann Perdue, Jr. First Baptist Church of Malone John & Annette Shoemaker MRS. KAREN S. BEARD Virginia Crop Improvement Jane D. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Steve Highsmith Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Association Suzanne Frazier Jane F. Wooten MR. BILL BERRY Helen Lee Zilphie L. Townsend Mr. & Mrs. Gerald N. Wilkerson Janie Helland First Baptist Church of Callaway, Angela Edwards Mrs. Laura Robinett LEILA MAE BROWN P.C. George A. 'Andy' & Donna Moore Neila Anne Young Rev. & Mrs. Adrian Wingate Virginia Tech CSES Dept, Frank & Jan Taylor Mrs. Ann P. Bynum JIMMY D. BUSH Blacksburg, VA Mark & Leshia Taylor Miss Bebe Elizabeth Puckett Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges Austin & Ida Pearce Clay & Sheri Taylor Sara M. Davis & Family DOYLE & MILDRED CARLTON ANNIE RUTH HOPKINS Nathan & Ashley Taylor Wendell E. & Kay Abernathy Mr. John Roy Gough Florida Campers on Mission Stan & Linda Herrington Richard & Meridean Reynolds MRS. DORIS CLEVELAND GUS E. JOHNSON Dr. & Mrs. Walter Draughon Mr. & Mrs. C. Truitt Martin, Jr. Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges Gena H. Johnson Charles & Jullianne Ward Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Fuller III REV. HARRISON CONLEY MRS. MARGARET JOHNSON Jane Webb Johnson Mrs. Joyce A. Lee Mr. John Roy Gough Florida Campers on Mission Mrs. Joyce Lee Mr. & Mrs. H. Frank Erwin MR. JOE H. COURSON JANETTE PRIEST JONES Don & Anne Graham Mac & Charolette Richter Mrs. Ann Courson Charles R. & Betty Parker Damascus Baptist Church Helen Mellon GEORGE W. COWAN MR. CHARLES JUMPER Gail Mann Susan Wynn Edith B. Cowan Gail Mann MR. EMORY CLIFFORD PARISH, Ms. Mary S. Nicholson MRS. MILDRED CRABTREE MRS. CAROLYN KELLEY SR. Doug & Alene Edwards Florida Campers on Mission Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Daniel Edwards MS. JEAN CRAWFORD Dwight W. Kelley AL PERRY Kelly & Miranda Gaines Rev. & Mrs. Adrian Wingate REV. JAMES F. KELLEY Gail Mann Jim & Nancy Robinett SHARON-CHERI CROFTON Annah Kelley MR. BILL PITTS WILLIAM "BILL" SANDERS Gary R. Crofton REV. JESSE C. KENNON Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Mrs. Helen S. Sanders ELEANOR CRUTCHFIELD Martha G. Kennon Gail Mann Tom Crutchfield MRS. AMELIA LAMBERT REV. HAROLD A. DANN Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Miller Ruby M. Holley Charles M. & Patricia Grimsley Mrs. Pauline Williams DR. J. W. LEE Mr. & Mrs. John E. West James S. & Joan Dickson Evelyn Hughes FBC Graceville Twix & D. E. Bryant Tween Class Miriam H. Boston RONNIE L. LUNSFORD J. Clyde Parlier Martha Kay McRae Ralph & Betty Meloon MR. BOB MALLORY ANNIE MAE DAVIS Florida Campers on Mission Joyce & Cliff Troyer MR. HAL McDONALD MONETHA DAVIS Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Martha G. Kennon Gail Mann LARRY ENFINGER MR. DALE MCSWAIN Betty Jones Gail Mann MRS. RUBY JEWEL EVERIDGE MR. DAVID MURPH Rev. & Mrs. Doyle R. Everage BCF student Dustin Malphurs participates in the campus wide Joyce & Cliff Troyer Blood Drive! Spring 2008 / ECHOES • 11 Fruits of Faithfulness... J. Nixon Daniel, Jr. J. Nixon Daniel, Sr. Archie Linderman Litzell Harold A. Dann Memorial N. Edward Mann Charles & Martha Davis J. G. Manuel ALMA SASSER John Dicks Thomas E. (Marty) Martin Joyce M. & Cliff Troyer EndowEd John H. Dicks Memorial Judson & Nellie McElroy HELEN SCHMITT Arminta M. Donaldson Earl H. Merritt Memorial Susan & Robert Wilson ScholarShipS Earl H. Merritt Memorial Annual MARY JOYCE SEGERS Jacqueline Perry Draughon Inter- national L. Don Miley Jerry & Bobbie Wyrick Walter D. Draughon, Jr. F. H. Morgan MR. ED SHULERT Alabama Alumni G. W. & Mary Frances Morrow Joyce M. & Cliff Troyer Alfred I. duPont Foundation Alabama/Balkum Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church GERTA SIMPSON Mattye E. DuPree Charles F. & Willa Albright Floyd & Lottie Dykes John L. Murrell Martha Kay McRae Rev. Timothy I. Alexander Bertie Nalls MRS. SALLY SITTON Calvin & Claudia Edeker Winfred Allen F. H. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Danny W. Rogers A. M. & Mae Everett and Lillian Ben and Barbara Amlong Warren J. Nubern Memorial DR. MARK D. STEPHENS S. Nagy Anderson Family Endowed Faculty Wives Opdyke Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Anderson Family Foundation, Inc. C. W. Fambrough Jerry and Shelvie Oswalt Dr. & Mrs. R. C. Hammack Anderson Family Foundation Edward and Evelyn Owens and Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Parker First Baptist Church, Eau Gallie, Angus Lane Anderson & Mary Shy James and Willie McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Luke Melbourne, FL Anderson J. T. & Charlotte Owens International Mr. & Mrs. Josh Pierce Shelby Foster Fisher Lucile Anderson Baptist College of Florida Alumni Student Marion Betty Jackson A. B. & Hilda Andrews Family Memorial Music MR. ISOM STURGILL Association Antioch Baptist Church Violet Pearson Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Florida Campers on Mission Appalachee/Gadsden County Baptist Doris Forrest M. G. & Ethel P. Piggs Mrs. Joyce Lee Association Hispanic Mr. & Mrs. L. V. Graham Memorial Leonard G. Ratzlaff Gail Mann Helen G. Argo Graves/O'Quinn Rice-Savell WILLIE DEAN TAYLOR Agnes P. Axson Memorial Charlie Richards Gail Mann Herman F. Greer Judge W. L. Bailey Max and Laura Robinett MARSHA TIMMERMAN Greenwood Baptist Church Bailey-Cox Music Marion C. Roche Noveta Beeson Dalton Hagler, Sr. Christopher M. Barber Barbara Ross Marcus & Linda Shackelford Lillie J. Haire June Esther Bateman C. H. St. John REV. J. NEAL TOLSON Hall, Hoffman, & Leary Memorial W. O. Beauchamp, Jr. Memorial James M. Scott Doris M. Tolson Flora Jo Hall Memorial Leroy Benefield James H. & Voncile B. Senterfitt WILLIAM E. TOUCHTON, JR. Lona Eloise Hallford Memorial Dr. & Mrs. Leroy Benefield Sherrer Annual William & Helen Touchton T. J. & Mary Frances Harris Jeff & Mina Bloodworth Serena Shutt MR. LAMAR TOWNSEND Thomas Granville Hayden Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges T. S. Boehm Jefferson Lee Smith Memorial Violet Hayward ALDEN VERNON Irene S. Boman Jim & Mabel Southerland Carlton & Lydia Herndon Mary C. Harris Olene Braxton Southern Baptist Foundation Hickox Memorial MRS. FANNIE WARD J. Walter & Missouri Brewer Jerry & Helen Sowell Lois B. & John Hipps Marcus & Linda Shackelford Homer A. & Irma W. Brinkley Spangenberg Dr. & Mrs. J. E. Hodges MR. JUDSON WARD Rev. & Mrs. Howard C. Browning L. D. & D. N. Spivey Grace Hudspeth Mrs. Frances D. Ward James Madison Bullock Memorial St. Andrew Baptist Church and Mark Earl Hutto Foundation MELBA WELCH Timothy & Christopher Burns & Angie Rathel Honorarium M. Dewitt & Theresa Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Jim Robinett Robert Edward Chapman, Sr. Arthur Stainback James-Hudspeth DAVID WEST Chatlos Foundation Lloyd and Eva Mae Stanland W. K. Jenkins Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Thomas Perkins Clifford Gerry Strawn Gus E. & Gena H. Johnson VONCILE CAMPBELL Jesse W. Clopton, Sr. John & Nancy Sullivan J. S. Judah & Mrs. Lula Dillard WHITFIELD Bill Cook Harold & Mary Ann Taylor Judah Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Julian & Cammie Cole Kay S. Taylor Dwight & Carolyn Kelley MR. & MRS. DOUG WILLIAMS Evelyn Collier Education Lanis E. Taylor Jesse Craig Kennon Elaine W. Smith Harrison Conley Purvis N. Taylor Ketner Family MRS. RUBY YEITER Thomas B. Conrad Thacker Family Ruth Ann Kinchen Jim & Nancy Robinett Joe & Ann Courson Eugene Thompson N. B. Langford TINA ZELLER Verna Whitfield Crews Tolson Bivocational Ministers' David Lauen Music Mary C. Harris George E. Crowell Austin Lavon Tomlinson Dr. J. W. and Joyce Lee MR. DAVID ZUMALT Eleanor Crutchfield Memorial William E. Touchton, Jr. M. J., P. J. & W. P. Lee Mary C. Harris Hugh & Shirley Dampier O. H. Townley Philip W. Lett Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Townley, Sr. A Pair o' Doc's... Eva Rebecca Vaughn C. N. Walker Gladys Wasdin Join Dr. Rich Elligson, Mis- Glen Watford Webb sions Professor, and Dr. John Pencie W. Wester Thomas, Preaching Professor, James Whitworth Margaret Willsey on WFBU's Friday Morning Luther Ray Woodward Wake Up Show @ 7:00 a.m.! Yates FM 94.7 or baptistcollege.edu 12 • ECHOES / Spring 2008 Heritage Myrtle Dame Bertha C. Daniel Society Charles Yow Davis Jewell Davis Mae S. Davis Heritage Society members are Martha Elizabeth Connally Davis among the faithful who have Jacqueline Louise Perry Draughon bequest to The Baptist College Walter D. Draughon, Jr. Col. & Mrs. Syril Faine of Florida or have included the Mary White Folks college in their will or estate Doris Forrest plan. Members are listed on a Rev. & Mrs. Clifford H. Grow James S. Hallford plaque located adjacent to the Violet Hayward The New Administration Building "Tree of Life" in the Graceville Eta J. Hilton is almost complete! Building. To become a member, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Holmes Gus & Gena Johnson the college should receive Wiley & Betty Richards Irene Hale Skinner Thomas Tapley Jones written notification by letter Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Lewis & Mabel Rogers Conrad St. John & Ruth B. or a copy of a part of the trust Charles & Dorothy Litzell John H. Ross, Sr. St. John Mr. & Mrs. Arthur McDougal James M. Scott Elmer G. "Bud" & Norma Taylor agreement, will, or codicil that Dillard F. Sebastian Alice Fay Rackley Warren Lucius Henry McMullen lists the college as a beneficiary. Henry Messer Charles D. Shore James H. Warren, Sr. Mamie "Happy" A. Mitchell Lois Shotwell Sam Weeks Nora Alexander Leona B. Newman Carrol & Lois Shupe Laurita H. Woodham Winifred Allen Charles A. & Lenore Pearson Benjamin S. Beach Shoffie Riley Newton Phillips Find out how you can join the Heritage Mary Leitha Elkin Bell Willard & Marguerite Boman Lela M. Prescott Society or begin an Endowed Scholarship at Anne Rathje Gary & Freda Crawford Arthur Rathje BCF today! Call (800) 328-2660 ext. 416. Verna Whitfield Crews Rev. & Mrs. John H. Reynolds Spring 2008 / ECHOES • 13 Fruits of Faithfulness... 80 Joe (81) and Joyce Blocker and their son, Lee, have recently moved to alumniUpdates Washington, IN. Joe is the Principal of Grace Christian School, a To update your information contact ministry of Grace Baptist Church where email@example.com or call 800.328.2660 (ext. 446) Joe serves as Associate Pastor. They can be reached at 809 State Hwy 257 Jeff Jones (96) is currently serving as at 3017 Rush Ave, St. Joseph, MO 64506; Washington, IN 47501; email: Block- Pastor of First Baptist Church of Vil- phone: (816) 271-9497; email: micah@ firstname.lastname@example.com. la Rica, Georgia. He can be reached friesville.net; www.micahfries.com. at 1483 W. Hwy. 78, Villa Rica, GA Scott Hilliker (82) has recently moved 30180; phone: 770-809-9125; email: Melissa Howard Kent (01) is now and can be reached at 1520 Waterford firstname.lastname@example.com. serving at Journey Church in Millbrook, Lane, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405; phone: (205) 391-0795; email: rbcscotth@ AL as the Minster to Preschool. She can Michael Tickel (99) is serving in be reached at 8918 Pennington Place, comcast.net. Gainesville, FL. He can be reached Montgomery, Al 36117; phone: (334) at 1105 Ft. Clarke Blvd, Apt. 1012, 399-2002; email: melissankent@gmail. David Teems, Sr. (85) received his Gainesville, FL 32606; phone: 352- com. doctorate in Theology and is currently 333-3127; email: firstname.lastname@example.com. serving at Friendship Baptist Church in 00 Live Oak, Florida. He can be reached Jeremy Dyer (02) can be reached at 1053 Kyle S. Luke (00) has NW Redwood Pl, Redmond, OR 97756; at 18595 144th Street, Live Oak, FL taken a position as De- phone: (541) 350-2691; email: jndyer@ 32060; phone: (386) 776-2907 or (386) velopment Officer at bendcable.com. 776-1010; email: daveeddy@wind- The Florida Baptist Chil- stream.net. dren's Home. He can be reached at 90 Eric Linton (05) and his wife Stephanie (850) 878-1478 ext. 210 or (850) 766- currently reside in Hoover, AL. Eric is Paul (94) and Cheryl Fries 5498; email: kyle.luke@fbchomes. attending the Beeson Divinity School are now serving as Church org. (MDiv) at Samford University. Stephanie Planters in Wisconsin. Paul is the pastor of Heartland is one year into her MA in Biblical Micah (01) and Tracy Fries have moved Counseling through the Master's College Church in Richland Center. They can to St. Joseph, Missouri where Micah (Santa Clarita, CA) via Summer Institute be reached at http://heartlandchurch. is the Senior Pastor at Frederick Blvd Program (SIP). She is also the Spa name; email: email@example.com or Baptist Church. They can be reached firstname.lastname@example.com. assed avis (66) p Benny E. and Cyndi C. Anthony (95) Ch arles Y. D GA. inesville, ondolences own and operate Anthony Christian a way in Ga Academy in N. Ft. Myers, FL. They can be reached at email: anthonyacademy@ C . H night (76 . David K Dec. 4, ) embarqmail.com or pastorbanthony@ ife of BCF Rev on embarqmail.com. Sh annon Pollard, w passed passed away pastor at E ric (97), . H e was the Church graduate 7. She is 2007 th Baptist Katherine Spillman (95) is currently ec. 19, 200 e - working for the State of Florida away on D er husband and Rehob oving to Jackson yh e m as- survived b , Lydia, befor rved as p providing social services to pregnant d ren, Noah here he se ptist women and their newborns.She is an three chil ville w rview Ba is and Ann a. tor for Rive rs. H r 25 yea active member of The Family Church in Gainesville, FL, providing ministry tte passe d Church fo y be reac hed through audio/visual and photographic Larry (J oe) Ouelle 7. Joe wife, Gail, ma , Jackson- 00 0 services. She can be reached at 5745 v. 20, 2 Box 2640 away No nce at at PO 32226. SW 75th Street #233, Gainesville, FL maintena ville, FL 32608; phone: (352) 505-6228; email: worked in rs. ye a email@example.com. BCF for 8 14 • ECHOES / Spring 2008 Director of N-Vogue Spa & Salon. Eric is BUDD Builders...Hard at work a college minister at Hunter Street Bap- tist Church in Hoover, where he has been on the BCF campus! since January of 2006. John Campbell (05) is currently serving as Senior Pastor at Central Baptist Church of Jupiter, FL. Chrissa Anne Campbell was born on Sept. 24, 2007 joining the Camp- bell family! Then can be reached at 5665 Shirley Dr., Jupiter, FL 33458; phone: (561) 748-4394 or (561) 747-1590; email firstname.lastname@example.com. A sure sign of winter at BCF is the long awaited return of the BUDD Blu Berner (05) is currently serving as a (Building Under Divine Direction) Builders. Each year this group of Youth/Associate Pastor in Spokane, WA. retirees from Missouri comes to Graceville and for approximately three He can be reached at 12104 E. 27th Ave., months makes the College and the community a far better place to live Spokane Valley, WA 99206; phone: (509) and work. 926-6042 or (509) 926-0575; email: blu@ This year the BUDD Builders are involved in finishing construction of dishmanbaptist.org. The Prayer Chapel, renovation of a conference room, repair and renova- tion of buildings in Heritage Village, construction of new student hous- ing, renovation in the R. G. Lee Chapel, and numerous other projects. BCF Alumni... According to BCF President Tom Kinchen, "To call the BUDD Build- ers retirees is a misnomer. They are the most energetic, joyful, focused Check out the alumni and productive folks I know. They present a wonderful example of pages on the BCF Christianity in action. From the time they leave until they return the website. We will be common question that I face on campus and in the community is 'When are our friends from Missouri coming back?'" updating the site and adding your contact information to keep in touch! Also, if you haven't received your new ALUMNI Mug, please fill out the form online and get yours TODAY FREE!! BCF ChApel ServiCeS CAn now Be heArd on wFBu AT 10 Am.! For more inFo, Con- TACT 800.328.2660 exT. 415. Spring 2008 / ECHOES • 15 16 • ECHOES / Spring 2008


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Liberty Lake won't raise property taxes
Rate will drop to $1.51 per thousand in assessed home value
The Liberty Lake City Council voted unanimously not to increase property taxes by the allowed 1 percent in 2009 before a full house of citizens who came to observe the meeting Tuesday.
Citizens were taxed $1.58 per $1,000 in assessed home value in 2008, and that will drop to $1.51 per thousand after the council's vote. Mayor Wendy Van Orman had included the 1 percent increase, which would have collected $16,000, in her proposed 2009 budget. If the council had approved the increase the 2009 tax rate would have been $1.53 per thousand, still …
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The Liberty Lake City Council voted unanimously not to increase property taxes by the allowed 1 percent in 2009 before a full house of citizens who came to observe the meeting Tuesday.
Citizens were taxed $1.58 per $1,000 in assessed home value in 2008, and that will drop to $1.51 per thousand after the council's vote. Mayor Wendy Van Orman had included the 1 percent increase, which would have collected $16,000, in her proposed 2009 budget. If the council had approved the increase the 2009 tax rate would have been $1.53 per thousand, still less than the rate in 2008 due to increased property values.
"Our levy rate will be going down next year, no matter what we do tonight," Van Orman said before the vote.
"I would rather see us streamline and be more effective than pass the tax increase on," said Councilwoman Susan Schuler.
The city received two letters in opposition of the new tax. "They're not understanding they're going to see a 5 cent decrease anyway," Van Orman said.
No one in the sizable crowd got up to address the council during a public hearing on the tax, which caught council members off guard. "We are talking about a tax increase," said Councilman Patrick Jenkins. "Is everybody OK with that?"
In the end the five council members present voted against the tax, with Brian Sayrs and Judi Owens absent. "It looks like we've got an extra 2 cent property tax decrease," Van Orman said.
Councilman David Crump cautioned against making the budget so lean that maintenance was deferred, pointing to the condition of the city of Spokane's streets as an example of regular maintenance delayed too long. "Operations and maintenance is extremely important," he said.
Jenkins said he thought there was plenty of room in the budget to absorb the $16,000 lost by not increasing the tax rate. "The budget is not all that lean. It can be leaned more. I don't see anyone suffering here."
"We're going to be tightening our belts and our residents will be doing the same," Van Orman said.
The mayor said she would be looking for ways to trim the $16,000 from her proposed budget. "We will definitely find a way," she said. "I guarantee you, essential services will not be cut."
Van Orman plans to introduce an ordinance at the next meeting on Dec. 2 to "bank" the 1 percent increase the council did not approve. It would allow the city to consider a 1 percent tax increase for 2010 based on the city's current assessed valuation.
If the assessed valuation were to go down next year, the amount the city collects would also be reduced and even adding a 1 percent increase would make the tax rate lower than it is currently. The ordinance would basically allow the city to lock in the current assessed valuation even if values were to go down.
In other business, the council spent a lot of time on the proposed 2009 budget. It calls for a total budget of $12.6 million and a general fund budget of $6.5 million. It includes some additions of seasonal and part-time staff, but no new full-time positions. It also includes four capital projects – the arboretum, phase two of Rocky Hill Park, a skate park and baseball fields. Two of the projects, Rocky Hill and the skate park, are expected to be funded largely by grants.
Flat growth is expected and the city will be keeping an eye on the economy, said administrative services manager Jessica Platt. "Expenditures will be expanded or contracted based on revenues," she said.
City staff spent more than an hour responding to a lengthy list of questions Jenkins had submitted before the meeting on specific line items. In response to several of Jenkins' questions, Platt said some line items such as insurance and janitorial service have gone up because the amount budgeted in 2008 wasn't enough. "The budget estimate in '08 didn't match actual expenditures," she said.
"We just overspent," Jenkins said.
Councilmembers asked questions about the necessity of some items, including a large aerator for the golf course and an HD television for the new library building.
Jenkins also pointed out an error in the salary schedules included with the budget, which listed a pay scale for reserve police officers. "We actually don't pay our reserve officers anything," he said. "It's in violation of our union contract."
"In the original history of the city, we did pay our reserve officers," said community development director Doug Smith. That policy ended when the police union formed, but the pay scale was never deleted. The oversight will be corrected, Smith said.


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