James Doyle Barlow obituary notes Baytown life and sports zeal
James Doyle Barlow age 57 of Baytown died August 9 2019 at Houston Methodist in Katy after a heart attack complications. He was born February 1 1962 in Oklahoma, son of Barbara Ann and James Benjamin Barlow, grew up in Bowlegs Oklahoma and held roles as a diver sports editor managing editor and oil field mud engineer. A Renaissance redneck and loyal fan of the Cowboys Sooners and Thunder, he wrote humorous columns and earned awards. Survived by brother Gary Barlow daughter Nicole Rosson husband Eddie grandchildren Mackenzie Drake Keyton Rosson sons Kyle Barlow and Johnny Barlow and several relatives. A service is held at 2 pm Wednesday at Church on the Rock Baytown. formal dress welcome. Special thanks to Houston Methodist staff.
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Doyle
Baytown
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Barbara Ann
James Benjamin Barlow
Oklahoma
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Larry Siler
Gary Barlow
Nicole Rosson
Eddie
MacKenzie, Drake
Keyton Rosson
Kyle Barlow
Johnny Barlow
Ronnie
Linda Isaacs
Ron
Lois Siler
Houston
Church On the Rock
Remembering Kathryn Beason of Mont Belvieu
Kathryn Elizabeth Louise Beason 37 of Mont Belvieu Texas died August 7 2019. Visitation August 14 2019 at Crespo and Jirrell Funeral Home. Celebration at 11 a.m. Burial Palms Memorial Park. Survived by husband Raymond sons Lane and Maddox, parents James and Shannon Broe, siblings Sheri Smith Victoria Eckert James Broe, in laws and nieces and nephew. Philippians 4 13. Cremation services by Crespo and Jirrell.
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Kathryn Elizabeth Louise Beason
Mont Belvieu
Texas
Crespo & Jirrell Funeral
Kathryn
Bill Yowell
Palms Memorial Park Cemetery
Kat
Collin Lane Barefoot
Raymond Benson
Raymond Maddox Benson
Raymond
Lane Barefoot
Maddox Benson
James
Shannon Broe
Port Isabel
Sheri Smith
Ohio
Victoria Eckert
Steve
San Antonio
James Broe
Baytown
Deloris Benson
Shyann
Claire
Savannah
Chase
Christ
Manuel H Molina 68 Baytown TX dies after illness
Manuel H Molina 68 of Baytown Texas died August 11 2019 surrounded by family. He was born August 6 1951 to Simon and Juanita Molina and was a devoted husband father grandfather and friend. He was a faithful member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church and enjoyed bowling and Texans and Astros games. He was preceded in death by his parents siblings and children. The family will receive friends August 14 2019 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Earthman Baytown Funeral Home with a rosary at 7 p.m. A Mass will be held August 15 2019 at 11 a.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Interment at Earthman Memory Gardens. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Online tributes at earthmanbaytown com.
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Baytown
Texas
Simon
Juanita Molina
Manuel
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Texans
Astros
Mary
Robert DeLeon
Patricia Molina
Manuel O. Molina, Jr
Gloria Molina
Alexia Denise Molina
Jason
Yalyssa
Jeremiah
Sabrina
Hannah Montgomery
Adrian
Alyssa Blanco
Andrew Morales
Andrea Zermeno
Mackenzie Blanco
Earthman Baytown Funeral Home
Garth Road
Beech Street
Earthman Memory
Earthmanbaytown. Com
Founder of Jason's Deli Dies at 70 in Beaumont Texas
Joe Tortorice Jr. founder and chairman of Jason's Deli died at age 70 after a cancer battle. The Beaumont company notes the chain began from a single shop in Beaumont in 1976 and grew to nearly 300 locations nationwide. Jay Tortorice recalls his father as a devoted family man and mentor.
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Beaumont
Texas
Jason’s Deli
Joe Tortorice Jr
Tortorice
Jason
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