Robert James Huling obituary highlights Illinois birth and Texas life
Robert James Huling known as Bob, age 63, died August 13, 2020 at his Baytown Texas home surrounded by friends. Born October 16, 1956 in St. Clair County Illinois to James K. and Rosalind V. Huling, he was a 1974 Althoff High School graduate and studied at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. He moved to Texas seeking opportunities in the food service industry, becoming a sales improving manager before pursuing hydraulics interest.
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Robert
Bob) James Huling
Baytown
Texas
St. Clair County
Illinois
James K. Huling
Rosalind V. Huling
Remembering Bob a Free Spirit of Texas and Adventure
Obituary note recalls Bob a free spirit who loved Texas travel fishing and photography He lived in Baytown enjoyed gulf coast life and trips to Alaska Yellowstone and New Orleans He followed many sports and was a photographer with plans for a camper funeral plans pending memorial celebration this summer
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Edwardsville
Illinois
Matt Stewart obituary honors life of Texas-born veteran and businessman
Matt Stewart, born July 11 1943 in Goose Creek Texas, died August 13 2020 at 2 18 PM. He served in the US Army in Germany in the intelligence division during the 1960s and later worked for NASA Exxon and Bayer. He and wife Linda formed L M Refrigeration and Air Conditioning in 1982 and shared a family life with sons Ricky and John and grandchildren Kelsey Kendyl Maci Addi. He was an athlete who enjoyed tennis bowling golf hunting and fishing. Donations to Cornerstone Church Anahuac are suggested in lieu of flowers. Condolences at Sterling Funeral Home Dayton Texas.
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Manton Paul
Matt) Stewart
the Lord
Goose Creek
Texas
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L&m
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Julie
John Stewart
Allyson
Kelsey
David McBride
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Justus East
Luke East
James East
Keith Hunter
Louis Armstrong
Cornerstone Church
Anahuac
SterlingFuneral- Home
Sam Schulze longtime banker and rancher dies at 77
Sam Schulze age 77 died July 30 2020 in Mills County Texas Born March 12 1943 in Nederland Texas He held a BBA in accounting from UT Arlington became a CPA Had 21 years as VP of Regulations and Examination for the Federal Reserve Bank Dallas then 21 years as EVP at Citizens Bank and Trust Baytown He was a Texas Master Gardener Rotary Club member past president and served on Baytown Chamber of Commerce and three bank boards After retirement he rancher in Brenham Texas He was active at Fellowship Baptist Church Brenham Survived by wife Janet Schulze eight grandchildren and several relatives A memorial service is planned August 22 2020 at Goldthwaite Memorial Cemetery Pavilion Service by Pastor Darren Donaldson Donations asked to Wounded Warrior Project Alzheimers Foundation or Muscular Dystrophy Association Arrangements by Stacy Wilkins Funeral Home Goldthwaite Texas
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Sam) Trent Schulze
Mills County
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Trent) Schulze
Goldthwaite
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Baytown
Rotary Club
Fellowship Baptist Church
Brenham
Janet Schulze
Austin
Mary Sharlyne Lamb
Quinlan
Trent
Sherry Schulze
Frisco
Tracy McGlynn
Garland
Lindsay
Jason Wampler
Ray Pope
Connie Ming
Mike Pope
Alicia Brownwood
Brownwood
Baytown Nature Center
Galveston Island
West End
Alicia
Fritz Lanham
Federal Emergency Management Administration
Arco French Limited
Baytown Council approves small residential zoning change
The Baytown Council rezones about 1.07 acres in the 1500 block of Barcelona Way to permit nine single family homes. A public hearing was held with no speakers. Tiffany Foster notes the land was Mixed-Use zoned in 2013 and platted in 1972 for a 14-town home site, but remained vacant.
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Foster
City Updates Animal Ordinance To Include Microchip Rule
City Council approved amending the animal ordinance to align with state law, adding a microchip requirement and a minimum standard of proper care. City Manager Rick Davis said microchipping is one aspect of the changes and stresses identifiable pets.
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Goose Creek CISD to expand 1 1 iPad program with TEA funding
Goose Creek CISD will receive half the cost of 16 000 iPads totaling 3 088 000 under Operation Connectivity. The district plans to distribute devices to campuses for checkout by students, aiming for 1 1 access across elementary to high school as virtual learning continues.
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Houston
Sylvester Turner
Texas Education Agency
Texas
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Goose Creek Cisc
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Flood
Impact Early College High School
Goose Creek
Randal O’brien
Remembering Alicia devastates Baytown and Houston area
Thirty seven years after Hurricane Alicia, Baytown and the Houston Galveston region recall a fast moving August 1983 storm. It caused 21 deaths, 63 000 sheltering or fed by Red Cross, and $2 billion in damages including Baytowns $62 million loss. Power outages affected 750 000 in the Houston area and Brownwood became the Baytown Nature Center after the flood.
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