Gilbert Curtis Roeder obituary 1928 2018 Texas farm life
Gilbert Curtis Roeder 89 of Crosby Texas died April 6 2018 surrounded by family. He grew up on a Texas farm moved with family to Crosby in 1934 and spent decades at Shell Chemical rising to supervisor of a large resin unit. He is survived by his wife Billie LaJune Wilson Roeder, three children, six grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren, plus siblings and extended family. Visitation April 9 2018 with funeral April 10 2018 at Sterling-White Funeral Home Baytown burial Memory Gardens Cemetery Baytown Flowers or donations to First Nazarene Church missions fund.
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Gilbert Curtis Roeder
Fayetteville
Texas
Arthur
Elizabeth von Roeder
Crosby
Wanda Akin Roeder
Dorothy Jean Chennault Roeder
Billie LaJune Wilson Roeder
Linda and
Bill Hoosier
Victor, Texas
Law
Steve
Christy Roeder
Dayton
Susan Roeder
Humble
Alice Skrabanek
Earlene Sharpa
Kathryn
Marshall Simpie
Pam
Jim Hammonds
Dee Ann
Troy Giles
Duane
Wendy Chennault
Darrel
Debra Chennault
Dale Chennault
Gilbert
Shell Chemical
American West
Alaska
Sterling-White
Memory Gardens
Baytown
First Nazarene Church Missions Fund
Main Street
Sterling- White Funeral Home
Crosby-Lynchburg Rd
Highlands
Sterlingwhite.com
Bernard Olive Jr 68 Baytown Fire Chief dies
Bernard Clyde Olive Jr 68 longtime Baytown fire chief and emergency planner died April 5 2018 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. He served 49 years with Baytown Fire Department, held multiple master ranks, and taught at Texas A&M Municipal Fire School. Survived by wife Kathy Vaughan Olive daughter Martha and husband Timothy Vaughan and other relatives. Funeral services April 12 at Second Baptist Church Baytown with entombment at Cedarcrest Cemetery.
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Bernard Clyde Olive, Jr
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Bernard
Buddy” Clyde
Aline Single Olive
Robert E. Lee High School
San Jacinto College
Bush School of Government
Texas A&m University
Necaen
Wee Leas
United States Army
565Th Medical Ambulance Co
Battleship
Texas Volunteers
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Cedar Bayou
Texas A&m Municipal Fire School
Olive
Wilmuth
Jim Foster
Charlie
Georgia Slagle
Dorothy
Bill Curry
Kathy Vaughan
Martha Olive
O' Daniel
Timothy
Kathryn Co
Oak Law
Rick Vaughan
Margie
Dennis Vaughan
Angie Slagle Sigers
Hugh
Amber Vaughan
Stephen Vaughan
Jennifer Vaughan
Daniel Vaughan
Emily Vaughan
Crespo & Jirrell Funeral Home
Second Baptist Church
Main St
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Crespo
Obituary: Opal Mitchamore of Baytown 1926 2018
Opal Mitchamore 91 of Baytown died April 5 2018 after a life in Mississippi birth and Texas. She retired from Lee College and belonged to Central Baptist Church. Survived by son Mike Mitchamore daughter in law Kerry Mitchamore and grandchildren Mitch and Shannon Mitchamore. Visitation April 9 2018 at Navarre Funeral Home with service at 2 p.m. Burial Cedarcrest Cemetery.
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Mississippi
Lee College
Central Baptist Church
Robert W
Martha Cooper
James P. Mitchamore
Mike
Kerry Mitchamore
Mitch Mitchamore
Shannon Mitchamore
Gifts to Sterling Library from diverse donors and authors
Montes Montgomery IVAS presents Niki Jab bour’s Vegetable Garden Remix with 224 new plants. Jane Reber Rhodes offers The Garden in Every Sense and Season. Aubria Sanders shares Living a Life You Love from Bunt family. Johnny Santana publishes Illustrated Dictionary of Automobile Body Style and How to Buy the Right Horse for You. Jack Smalling essays Tribe of Mentors and Powerful. series of historical and wartime books by Marjorie Latosse and others including Lexington and Concord and World War I visual histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivas Montgomery
Niki Jabbour
Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Association
Jane Reber Rhodes
Country Club
Oaks Garden Club
Aubria Sanders
Holy Spirit
Bill
Charlotte Bunt
Johnny Santana
Tionary
Romeo and
Becky Ponce
George and
Kelly Barrera
Rosa Gonzalez
Regina Martinez
Jack Smalling
Elizabeth M. Johnston
Lexington and Concord
America
Marjorie Latosse
San Jacinto River Coalition to discuss ExxonMobil permit and waste pits
The San Jacinto River Coalition meets Tuesday at Highlands Community Center 604 Highland Woods Dr at 6 30 pm. Lone Star Legal Aid joins to discuss ExxonMobil permit for a performance po unit and monomer facility on Bayway Dr and citizens rights in permitting. Updates on San Jacinto River Waste Pits include EPA negotiations with International Paper and MIMC for a 115 million removal plan with cofferdams and excavation of about 212000 cubic yards of dioxin contaminated material. The pits lie along the river north of the I 10 bridge, created in the 1960s by Champion Paper contract for toxic waste. Waste Management of Texas later merged into the site’s history.
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San Jacinto
San Jacinto River
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
International Paper and McGinnes Industrial Maintenance
Interstate 10
International Paper
Champion Paper
MIMC
Houston-based Waste Management of
Texas
Txhea. Org
Baytown Chamber of Commerce Moves Toward New Home
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce plans a new home on Rollingbrook Drive after purchasing an acre following the 2017 storm. An architect is designing the building with a capital fund drive and naming-right opportunities. The year featured Lt Governor Dan Patrick and Mayor Don Carlos speeches, 300 attendees, 50 new members, $12,000 in scholarships, and strong community volunteer efforts. The chamber hosted events, aided Harvey victims, and pursued a trade show and fundraisers.
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Roger Elswick
Santana
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Cation
Texas First Bank
Rollingbrook Drive
Young Professionals Council
Dan Patrick
Chamber
Don Carlos
Paigns
Sseniors
Partners In Education
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Bernard ( Lyele Olive Is
Gcrespogjirrell J Creration Services
Gacon
Opal Mitchamore
Mendenhall
Navarre Funeral Home
Navarrefuneralhome
Navarre Funeral Home & Cremation Services
Rollingbrook
Sterling Municipal Library
Camino Real
Kings
Orleans ST
Wisconsin ST
Wea Viestivantiay
Aoa
Sterling
White Funeral Home & Cemetery
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