Baytown artist Bobby Sutphin, 81, dies after pancreatic cancer
Bobby Jack Sutphin of Baytown died Saturday morning August 15 2015 at age 81 after a brief cancer battle. Born November 16 1933 in Silsbee she moved to Baytown aged 12 and became a lifelong journalist artist and community leader. She worked at the Baytown Sun founded public relations roles and opened The Pencil Box Office Supply. A founding Baytown Little Theater member she taught watercolor at the Art Center opened in 2008 and mentored many students. She is survived by four children and numerous grandchildren with services set at Navarre Funeral Home and St. Mark's United Methodist Church.
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Pasadena
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Raegan Sea
Remembrance for Robert Lee Gibson of Baytown and La Porte
Robert Lee Gibson 82 of Baytown and La Porte died August 10 2015 born June 17 1933 in Jacksonville Texas son of Otis and Nellie Gibson. He worked in printing owning Bayshore Printing later joining Gibson Printing and supported disabled people. Memorial Aug 21 2015 at Trinity Episcopal Baytown with Earthman Funeral Home arranging.
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Cynthia Breeland Pace obituary notice from Texas
Cynthia Mae Breeland Pace was born September 18 1953 in Baytown Texas and died August 14 2015 in Round Rock Texas after a battle with brain cancer. Survived by husband Jon Pace daughter Savannah Caitlin Pace stepchildren Deena Marsh Dana Grady Debra Nazzal Derek Pace sisters Nancy Arnold McWilliams Pam Breeland Hollingsworth brother Joe Breeland and predeceased by parents Eleanor and Joseph Breeland and brother Richard Dicky Breeland. A memorial service will be held August 22 2015 at 2:00 pm in Georgetown at Ramsey Funeral Home Chapel with a reception to follow. Donations may be made to the Brain Cancer Association. Online guestbook at RamseyFuneral com.
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Cindi) Mae Breeland Pace — Was
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Round Rock
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Austin
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Woman believed nation’s oldest vet dies at 110 in Michigan
Emma Didlake, once believed to be the oldest U S veteran at 110, died in West Bloomfield Michigan. A 1943 WAAC recruit she served seven months stateside as private and driver. She met President Obama in July on a Talons Out Honor Flight trip to Washington.
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Washington
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Military opens most combat jobs to women with caveats
Two women passed the Army Ranger test as services ready to extend eligibility to front line and special operations roles. Army Navy and Air Force likely will drop exclusion of jobs for women while Marine leaders seek potential exceptions. Special Operations Command appears to allow competition for top units though entry may take years. Women have already entered many previously all male roles, including the 160th SOAR.
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Perez announces run for state House District 144
Democrat Mary Ann Perez declares candidacy for Texas House District 144, which includes parts of Houston South Houston Baytown Deer Park and Pasadena. Perez previously served in 2013 2015 on multiple committees and cites a proven record of action while Harris County native Gonzales earned a business degree from the University of Houston. Republican Gilbert Pena currently holds District 144 with a term ending January 2017.
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