Stanton

Edwanna Garrison Chenault, of Ecton Road, passed away Thursday, July 12. She was the wife of Amil R. “Jake” Chenault, who preceded her in death. She is survived by one son, Raymond Garrison “Gary” (Margaret) Chenault of Stanton; one sister, Peggy (Bill) Spencer of Stanton; one grandson, Erik (Shelly)¿Chenault of Goldsboro, N.C.; and two great-grandchildren, Emma and Ethan Chenault. She was retired from Avon in Springdale, Ohio, and was dedicated in keeping in touch with her co-workers and friends, the “Avon Girls.” She also was a long-time employee of Lowe's in Winchester.

It will be at least July 18 before double murder suspect Lillie Stanton returns to court. Stanton, 48, was transported to the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center earlier this week for 30 days of court-ordered treatment, according to court documents. Stanton was scheduled for a preliminary hearing in Clark District Court Wednesday, but Clark County Attorney Brian Thomas said the hearing was postponed until July. Stanton is charged with killing her daughter, 23-year-old Danel Korrey Stanton, and her granddaughter, 22-month-old Kaydence Ray Miers, on May 20, three days before a child custody hearing in family court.

Double murder suspect Lillie Stanton began a court-ordered 30-day stay at the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center Monday after case workers said she planned to harm herself in jail. Stanton, 48, was charged with the deaths of her daughter, 23-year-old Danel Korrey Stanton, and granddaughter, 22-month-old Kaydence Ray Miers, on May 20 in their home at 233 Vaught Road. According to court documents, employees from Bluegrass Comprehensive Care evaluated Lillie Stanton twice after her arrest and recommended that she be moved to KCPC “without delay due to intense suicidal ideation with intent and strong desire to plan self harm.” Lillie Stanton had wounded herself following the two deaths on May 20. According to a search warrant, Lillie Stanton's ex-husband Robert Stanton told police that when he arrived home that day, he saw Lillie Stanton stabbing herself with a knife.

A Clark District Court judge Wednesday set a $500,000 bond for a Winchester woman accused of killing her daughter and granddaughter. Lillie Stanton, 48, was arraigned via a video link on two counts of murder in the May 20 deaths of Danel Korrey Stanton, 23, and 22-month-old Kaydence Ray Miers. Judge Brandy Oliver Brown scheduled a June 13 preliminary hearing for Lillie Stanton. A not guilty plea was entered automatically on Lillie Stanton's behalf. According to Winchester Police, Lillie Stanton told officers she was concerned about a May 23 Clark County Family Court custody hearing between her daughter and Jonathon Miers.

Double murder suspect Lillie Stanton told police she decided to kill her daughter and granddaughter rather than face the possibility of the child's father gaining more visitation time. Stanton, 48, of 233 Vaught Road, said she was worried about the situation between her daughter and the child's father, according to her arrest citation. In the citation, she told police that she thought about taking 23-year-old Danel Korrey Stanton and 22-month-old Kaydence Ray Miers out of state, but did not have the money.

Danel Korrey Stanton, 23, of Winchester, passed away Sunday at her home.  She was a certified nursing assistant. She is survived by her father, Robert Lee Stanton of Winchester; and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, May 23, at Scobee Funeral Home.  Funeral services and burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to the charity of your choice. The online guest book is available at www.scobeefuneralhome.com, and the 24-hour funeral information line can be reached by calling 744-2122.

Winchester Police announced this morning that Lillie Stanton was charged with two counts of murder for allegedly killing her daughter and granddaughter Sunday afternoon in a double homicide and attempted suicide. Lillie Stanton, 48, of 233 Vaught Road, told police Monday afternoon that she killed 23-year-old Danel Korrey Stanton and 22-month-old Kaydence Ray Miers Sunday at the home they all shared. Police said Lillie Stanton tried to harm herself by cutting her wrists and throat after her daughter and granddaughter died.

KAREN LUENA-JOSEPHINE CARR Donald and Christina Carr announce the birth of their daughter, Karen Luena-Josephine Carr. She was born March 31 at Clark Regional Medical Center. Her grandparents are Richie and Paula Burkhardt of Paris, Kent Carr and Lynn Deckard of Richmond. Her great-grandparents are John and Luena Carr. ISRAEL ARAMBUL JR. Israel Arambul and Miranda Lynn Carmen announce the birth of their son, Israel Arambul Jr. He was born April 17 at Clark Regional Medical Center.

Dorothy Marie Dunaway, 76, formerly of Winchester, passed away Jan. 7 at the residence of her daughter, Sheila Barnett, in Stanton. Born in Irvine, she was the daughter of the late Leonard and Mora Morefield Rogers. She was a homemaker and a member of the Pilgrim Church in Winchester. In addition to her parents, she also was preceded in death by two sons, Paul Edward and Larry David Dunaway; one brother, Franklin Rogers; and one sister, Avon Jewell. She is survived by eight children, William (Karen)