(Betty, daughter Audrey Marie Russell) three great-grandchildren, Thomas, Jack and Evelyn Ann Waldrep and many beloved nieces and nephews. She is survived by her three children, Anne Russell King (Tom, children Preston Watts King and Everett King Waldrep (Clark)) Gordon Russell Jacobs (George, son John Talton Jacobs) Henry Clay Russell, Jr. Georgia Ann was pre-deceased by Henry Clay Russell, her husband of fifty-nine years. Georgia Ann and Clay soon returned to Ashland, Kentucky, where they made their home and raised their family.
It was there that she met and married Henry Clay Russell, who had moved to Vero Beach with his brother where they established Russell Brothers grapefruit grove. She graduated from Stuart Hall School in Staunton, Virginia, and Hood College in Frederick, Maryland and returned to Florida to open an interior design studio. Georgia Ann and her brothers Joseph Henry Earman (dec.) and William Albers Earman grew up on the family's ranch in Vero Beach. Georgia Ann Earman Russell passed peacefully from this life on September 10, 2020.Ī fourth-generation Floridian, she was born in West Palm Beach on September 22, 1927, daughter of Elizabeth Albers Earman and Joseph Simms Earman. Ballfields 16th St.Georgia Ann Earman Russell, George or Georgiann to her family and many friends. Roseland Community Park and Community CenterĪll the Parks are located at 16th St. The project cost is $2.1 million and is scheduled to be completed in early February 2005. Phase II includes the construction of 4 multipurpose baseball fields, concession stand/ press box, 2 shelters, a maintenance building and playground. North County Regional Park, includes an Olympic pool and diving facilities, a 7,000 sf zero entry activity pool and a pool building at a cost of approximately $5.8 million. North County Regional Park, opened on November 30, 2002. Blue Cypress Park, include 2 boat launches, a floating dock, paved parking, grass overflow parking, restroom facilities with showers and 2 covered pavilions. Other birds using the area include endangered Wood Storks, Ospreys and Bald Eagles. Wetland dependent species found here include Great Blue Herons, White Ibis, Snowy Egrets, Limpkins, and Night Herons. The Eastern portion of the area contains foraging and nesting habitat for the endangered Snail Kite. Designated areas are available for primitive camping. Blue Cypress Park activities include bird-watching, wildlife viewing, fishing, seasonal hunting, bicycling, canoeing and hiking along many miles of levees. This Beach is the most important nesting area in the United States. Visitors have the option of walking on one of the non-commercialized boardwalks at night with the moon reflecting on the Atlantic Ocean, admiring the many tropical flowers while walking along one of our nature trails, playing a few sets of tennis or having a picnic with family and friends.Įvery year 40,000 to 70,000 nests are deposited with eggs by Female Sea turtles at Ambersands Beach. The following parks form part of Vero Beach and Indian River County's Parks System: Ambersands Beach Access, Blue Cypress Park, Dale Wimbrow Park, Donald MacDonald Park, Gifford Park, Goldensands Park, Joe Earman Island Park, Kiwanis Hobart Park, North County Regional Park, Roseland Ball Field (Helen Hanson), Roseland Community Park and Community Center, Round Island Oceanside Park, Round Island Park, Seagrape Trail Beach Access, Sebastian Canoe Launch, South County Regional Park, Tracking Station Park, Treasure Shores Park, Turtle Trail Beach Access, Wabasso Beach Park, and Wabasso Causeway Park. Indian River County Park System host 41 parks this includes oceanfront, riverfront, inland parks and regional parks.
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