Spirits of the past rest beside a winding road
A Baytown Sun photo feature on Old River Winfree gravesites that appear forgotten, resting along a winding road and inviting reflection on history and memory.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2009
Page
1
A Baytown Sun photo feature on Old River Winfree gravesites that appear forgotten, resting along a winding road and inviting reflection on history and memory.
Baytown native earns spot at the U S Open, driving local excitement as the athlete prepares for a national level debut. Details on date and venue not specified in fragment.
Before the Bayou Bowl kickoff the Texas and Louisiana All-Star Teams gathered at the Nike Bayou Bowl Banquet with players and families. Austin Riley of Robert E. Lee and Chad Boyd of St. Martinville spoke about the once in a lifetime opportunity and excitement to face top state talent. Baytown natives Keagan Kogut and Emerson Evans shared pride in representing Baytown at the event. Charles Godfrey, a former Bayou Bowl player and Carolina Panthers safety, also attended.
On March 31, 2008 Hayley Thompson and fiance John Muth rode a Yamaha F26 Fazer to Baytown. A truck pulled out and both were struck. Muth died at the scene while Thompson survived with severe injuries and a long road to recovery. Thompson received CPR from a Houston officer and was Life Flighted to UTMB Galveston where she spent 11 months in hospital, grieving Muth while facing extensive injuries and nerve damage.
Howard Braser of the Texas Conference brings the United Methodist Army to Baytown to organize 80 youth workers for a five day home repair mission in July. The group has previously aided Navasota Rockdale Mont Belvieu and Anahuac.
McNair hosted its annual Juneteenth events with a Friday pageant won by Goose Creek Memorial student Evelyn Donato. Saturday featured a parade and vendor booths at Edna Mae Washington Park. Coordinator Roland Leno emphasized teaching Juneteenth’s history and sacrifice behind the celebration. Events note gospel plays and community activities continuing through the day.
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