, Greysen and Carson.
Randall was preceded in death by parents and 3 sisters, Linda Lou Byrd, Ruby Jewel Ennis, and Rita Diane Neal.
Visitation will from 1:00 pm until time of service at 3:00 pm, Tuesday, November 24, 2020, at Soller-Baker Lafayette Chapel, 400 Twyckenham Blvd., Lafayette, In 47909.
We would like to extend our condolences to the Neal family--Randy kept our vehicles running for decades. He kept us safe through a series of 'disposa-vans' all through my daughter's childhood, and we will miss not seeing him at Collins. He was a good man, and we will miss him very much.
R.I.P RANDY WE HAD OUR DAYS IN SCHOOL AND GROWING UP TOGETHER.PRAYERS UR WAY TO THE NEAL FAMILY.
May you rest in peace with no more pain! Im very blessed to have known you. You will be missed!
I would like to send my condolences. Randy was a great man.  The Track won’t be the same without him.
Randy was a awesome great uncle, he spent lots of time with my father Eddie Neal, and my Uncle Brandon Wendling.  Praying for Everyone.
I am so sorry for your loss. Randy was an amazing man and will be truly missed. I’ll be praying for your family.
The wood floor gives a natural look for your house, which is nice if you love it to be so. However, wood flooring can be prone to scratch, dent, or any physical damage alike. However, how to fix scratched wood floor? If you have been wondering about this, you have come to the right page. Let’s learn how to fix this problem using simple solutions.
The simplest way to fix a scratched floor is to detach the old one and put the new one onto it. But that requires you some cash to purchase the new flooring. Is there any solution that requires less money?
Of course, there is. However, this will require you to spend some energy to fix your floor. For more explanation about the procedure of how to fix scratched wood floor, you can see that in this following list.
If you are dealing with some fine scratches, you don’t need to worry much about it. Prepare a sandpaper, and you can sand the scratch for not too long until the scratch seems to be flattened out.
The next step to re-beautify your wood flooring is to supplement the floor with a color marker. For this, you will need to purchase a floor color stain as matching as possible. You can test the colorant first in a non-apparent area, like under the sofa or may be under your bed.
Once you are sure about the color, you can apply the marker onto the sanded scratch area. If the colorant suits the color of your wood flooring, you can continue working on the rest of the scratches.
As you complete coloring, have fine steel wool, and then rub it off over the scratches. You don’t have to rub it hard. Just do it lightly once the colorant is dry.
Dog claws of heavy furniture scratches often make deep scratches onto your wood flooring. For this case, you will need to purchase wood filler and fill the scratches with it. You can use a putty knife to do so. Do it carefully; smoothen it after applying the stuffing onto the damaged area.
Once you apply the filler onto the damaged area, you will need to wait for it to dry. This will take at least two hours, and the more you wait, the better.
After waiting for it to dry, prepare for sanding. Get sandpaper, and sand the filled area gently. Make sure not to sand the surrounding flooring area. Finally, you can stain or color the filled flooring crack. Make sure to test the color first before applying it on the wooden flooring.
These days, it gets easier to do wood floor scratch repair. Besides, you can hire someone to do it, the materials required to repair also get easier to obtain.
Even you can get a wood floor scratch repair kit as well. Purchasing this type of kit will ease you to repair the wood floor as you have all materials prepared for you.
So, how does this explanation of how to fix scratched wood floor sound to you? I hope the explanation helps you fix the scratch in such an easy way.
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Aww. I did this once, on vacation. My family waterskis a week every summer in a tiny town in Tennessee. In the summer, thunderstorms there are pretty severe, and it never fails that we always lose at least half a day on the lake to the storms EVERY YEAR. 

This town has like 2 places to eat at, so usually we plan to cook in a few night. On this night, we walked into one of the two places about half an hour after a storm. They lost power and it had JUST come back on. Tables needed bussed, people were leaving because of the wait...

My friend (who bravely accompanied my crazy family on vacation) and I spring into action. We had all the tables cleaned and drinks to every table shortly. The sweet girls working offered to split tips with us, but we said nah. Seriously, helping them was enough :)As corporate companies continue to buy private practices, it's important to remember that not all corporately owned practices are the same. In this episode Seth welcomes on Dr. George Robinson, CEO of Heartland Veterinary Partners, to talk about the climate of veterinary medicine as it relates to corporate practices and what to look for (and not to look for) when considering a job with a corporate practice.
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Dr. Robinson has over 30 years of veterinary industry experience holding numerous clinical, operational, and senior management roles throughout his career. Prior to joining Heartland Veterinary Partners, Dr. Robinson held a senior management and operations position with National Veterinary Associates, a group veterinary hospital and support organization with over 500 hospital locations and 1000 veterinarians throughout the U.S. Prior to National Veterinary Associates, Dr. Robinson held several management roles with Banfield Pet Hospital, including as a Regional Medical Director for Banfield responsible for multi-hospital leadership and operations for a region with over 180 veterinary hospitals. Prior to these management roles, Dr. Robinson also owned, operated, and successfully sold his own veterinary hospitals. Always a practicing DVM; his special clinical interests are avian medicine, orthopedic and soft tissue surgery. He enjoys lecturing, teaching and sharing his knowledge through journals, media,and mentorship. He is a graduate of the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine, has an MSPH degree from the Howard University School of Medicine, and a BS from Southern University. He previously served as vice president of the Louisiana Board of Veterinary Medicine and is presently a class agent for the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Robinson also served as the Chairman of the Practice Advisory Panel of the AVMA that notably issued the AVMA Practice Advisory Panel report on Telemedicine.Bankruptcy 101: What is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Filing chapter 7 bankruptcy in Colorado doesn't involve the filing of a repayment plan like chapter 13 bankruptcy. Instead, the chapter 7 trustee sells your nonexempt assets and uses the proceeds of the sales to pay your creditors in accordance with the rules outlined in the Bankruptcy Code. Bankruptcy laws allow debtors in Colorado to keep certain "exempt" property, but the bankruptcy trustee will liquidate any remaining assets. As a result, you should realize that the filing chapter 7 bankruptcy can result in losing some of your personal property. CHAPTER 7 ELIGIBILITY FOR COLORADO'S CONSUMERS AND BUSINESSES In Colorado, every individual, married couple, partnership and business entity – like corporations, sole proprietors and LLCs – are potentially eligible for bankruptcy protection under chapter 7. In order to qualify for chapter 7 bankruptcy relief, you don't need to be insolvent, and your debts can be either large or small. To qualify as an individual or married couple, the law requires you to "pass" a complex mathematical "means test" before filing chapter 7 bankruptcy. Other obstacles may prevent you from qualifying for chapter 7 bankruptcy too. The three most common occur if: You have already filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy during the preceding 180 days and your case was dismissed because of your "willful failure" to appear before the court or to comply with orders of the court; You voluntarily dismissed your own case after creditors sought relief from the bankruptcy court to recover property upon which they hold liens; or You haven't received credit counseling from an approved credit counseling agency within 180 days before filing your chapter 7 bankruptcy petition, schedules and other documents. There are exceptions to these rules in emergency situations or when the trustee determines that there is a gross lack of approved credit counseling agencies to provide your counseling. If a "debt management plan" is developed during required credit counseling, it must be filed with the court. The primary purpose of bankruptcy is to discharge your debts and give you a debt free fresh start. Although there are several specific types of debt that can't be eliminated in bankruptcy, you are absolved of liability for your debts, which qualify for chapter 7 "discharge." Unlike individuals and married couples, however, partnerships and corporations cannot discharge their debts under chapter 7 bankruptcy. See 11 U.S.C. § 727(a)(1). Although an individual chapter 7 case usually results in a discharge of debts, the right to a discharge is not absolute, and you may lose your fresh start