Aaron Wooster obituary notes long Texas and Florida career
John Aaron Wooster died August 3 2108 at his Daytona Beach home. Born November 26 1971 in Baytown Texas he later lived in Orlando and Houston working as a bartender at Walt Disney World for 17 years. Survived by his mother Pam Burton stepfather Jimmy, brother Michael, and extended family. Services held August 11 2018 at Navarre Funeral Home Baytown with burial Cedarcrest Cemetery.
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John “Aaron” Wooster
Daytona Beach
Florida
Aaron
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Baytown
Texas
Alliance Bible Church of
Ross S. Sterling High School
Lee College
University of St. Thomas
Houston
Ing
Orlando
Walt Disney World
Espn Sports Club
Gerald S
Jerry” Wooster
Frances and
Doris Wooster
Bill and
Maudine Marth
Aline Burton Pfeiffer
Pam
Jimmy Burton
Lipan
Michael Wooster
Barbara Wooster
Cameron Kolaja
Colton Kolaja
Seabrook
Terri
William Beardmore
Georgetown
Ryan
Colleen Beardmore
Ayren
Eli
Makaila
Round Rock
Melissa
Robert McGuire
Melanie
Sydney Ryan
Roanoke
Terry
Carla Burton
Frankie
Jamie Pasillas
Beverly
David Porter
Skyler White
Rex
Megan
Jackson Gupton
Whitney
Chris
Wyatt
Jase
Cole Medrano
Dayton
Navarre Funeral
Dave Jirrell
Second Baptist Church
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Ryan Beardmore
Frankie Pasillas
Rex Gupton
Chris Medrano
Durwood J Whiddon 1932 2018 Beach City dies at 85
Durwood James Whiddon of Beach City born September 10 1932 in Wrightsboro Texas died August 7 2018. He was a machinist and outdoorsman who loved cattle horses and fishing. Survived by wife Rose Marie and family. Funeral services August 12 at Navarre Funeral Home with burial at Memory Gardens Cemetery. Contributions to American Diabetes Association.
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Durwood James Whiddon
Beach City
Wrightsboro
Texas
Joe
Pearl Whiddon
J. L. Whiddon
Melvin Whiddon
Maxine Gentry
Janice Kooi
Mary Jo Fikes Reamer
Rose Marie Whiddon
Connie Whiddon
Marilyn
Kenneth Bartkowiak
Cindy
Dewey Wright
Steven Whiddon
Carrie Whiddon
Katie Baumbach
Michael Bartkowiak
Darrell Bartkowiak
Jason Bartkowiak
Kacie Wright
Cody Wright
Daisy
Navarre Funeral Home
Memory Gardens
American Diabetes Association
P.O. Box
Arlington
Diabetes.org
Navarrefuneralhome
Navarre Funeral Home & Cremation Services
Rollingbrook —Dr
Baytown
Mary Estle Rosser 98 dies. longtime Highlands resident is mourned
Mary Estle Robison Rosser, 98, of Highlands, passed away Monday, August 6, 2018. Born March 1, 1920 in Terral, Oklahoma, she married Henry Hinton Rosser in 1937 and lived in Highlands for decades. She moved to Sugar Land in 2013 and San Antonio in 2016 to be with family. Survived by daughters Gwen Saladin, Patti Lee, Jana Rosenbaum. sons Herschel, Steve Rosser. 21 grandchildren and many greats. Services set for Navarre in Baytown with Friday visitation and Saturday funeral, internment at San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery.
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Mary Estle Rosser
Highlands
Terral
Oklahoma
Charlie
Zula Pearl Robison
Estle
Henry Hinton Rosser
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Sugar Land
San Antonio
Charles Rosser
Faye Williams
Leland Robison
B. V. Robison
E. J. Robison
Edward Robison
Kenneth Robison
Doy Robison
Weldon Robison
Gwen Saladin
Spokane
Washington
Patti Lee
Don
Clarkston
Jana
Crosby High School
Assemblies of God
Highlands — Elementary
Mary Estle Robison Rosser
Jesus
Estle Rosser
Navarre Funeral Home
Baytown
Navarre
San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery
Navarrefuneralhome. Com
Navarre Funeral Home & Cremation Services
Rollingbrook
San Jacinto River pits cleanup debate grows
Coalition members press for a consent decree and third party oversight as EPA develops a remedial plan to remove 212 000 cubic yards of dioxin contaminated material from the San Jacinto River Waste Pits, created in the 1960s by Champion Paper and MIMC disposal.
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Young
EPA
Baytownsin
San Jacinto River
Interstate 10
International Paper
Champion Paper
MIMC
Houston-based
Waste Management of Texas
Harris County seeks bond to fund flood control projects
Harris County considers a $2.5 billion flood control bond to back Cedar Bayou and Goose Creek drainage improvements and 14 maintenance projects in Pet. 2 including Armand Bayou Greens Bayou Jackson Bayou Spring Gully and Luce Bayou. Projects aim to leverage state and federal funds to reach up to 5.5 6 billion with bond support. Early voting underway at 45 polling locations.
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Goose Creek
San Jacinto
Harris County
Morman
Cedar Bayou
Harris County Flood Control District
Armand Bayou
Greens Bayou
Jackson
Spring Gully
Luce Bayou
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Aaron” Wooster
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