Calma couple Leonard and Jerry lifelong Baytown residents
Leonard Victor Calma born January 7 1937 and Jerry Ann Knobles Calma born May 21 1936 both from Houston Texas raised in Baytown. They married September 7 1955 and shared 65 years together before Leonard died August 28 2020 followed by Jerry February 11 2021 from dementia. They raised children in Baytown and Cedar Bayou later moved to Lees home Barkaloo Road. They valued daily Bible reading and family, had four grandchildren and multiple great grandchildren. A small service at Navarre Funeral Home united their ashes in Jerry’s casket, burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, honor their love by spending time with loved ones.
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Leonard Victor Calma
Jerry Ann (Knobles) Calma
Houston
Texas
Leonard
Heaven
COVID-19
Jerry
Baytown
Tri-City Beach
Barkaloo
Cedar Bayou
Bears
Blue Battalion
Goose Creek
Robert E. Lee
Barbers Hill
Lee
United States Army
Lakenheath
England
Shelli Denise
U.S
Vicki Dawn
Calmas
Barkaloo Rd
Joe (Knobles) Dickens
Ethel (Knobles) Henderson
Barbers Hill Intermediate
Calma
Tori
Derek
Patience
Meagan
Shelli Barnes
Vicki Calma
Randy Smith
Tori Robbins
Kenny
Derek Smith
Celeste
Patience Farmer
Jeff
Pansy Myers Skrla Obituary in Crosby Texas
Pansy Myers Skrla 91 known as Nanny died February 27 2021 at her Crosby Texas home. Born December 28 1929 in Damon Texas she lived in Crosby most of her life and retired as an Operating Room Supervisor from Bay Coast Hospital in 1995. Survived by five children twenty plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. services March 9 2021 at Crosby Church of Christ with visitation March 8.
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Pansy Myers -Skrla
Nanny
Crosby
Texas
Pansy
Damon
Dale Lee Myers
Georgia Garey Myers
Cedar Bayou
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
Galveston
Lillie Duke Hospital
Baytown
Gulf Coast Hospital
Bay Coast Hospital
Ensley Smith
Makenna Smith
Steve Skrla
Owen Skrla
Olivia Skrla
Dorothy Eddleman
Georgia Krauskopf
Steve Skrla Jr
Pat Dale Skrla
Michael Skrla
David Selensky
Joey Krauskopf
Dax Smith
John Smith
Jerry Bolls
Omnix Health
Chris Hays
Crosby Church of Christ
Graveside services for Jerry Wayne Simmons held in Livingston
Jerry Wayne Simmons 80 of Livingston Texas died March 1 2021 in Baytown Texas after a 30 year Exxon Refinery career. Graveside services Sunday March 7 2021 at 2 p.m. Camp Ruby Cemetery Livingston with survivors including daughter Dena Scott and Marc grandson Chris Stafford Fallon and granddaughter Linsie Upson Warren and Kaitlin Scott and several relatives. Donations to SPCA at www spcapolk.org funeral home Cochran in charge.
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Jerry Wayne Simmons
Livingston
Texas
Camp Ruby
Mr. Simmons
Alto
Marc
Jay Antle
Lawrence
Kansas
Sonja Simmons
Chris Stafford
Fallon
Temple
Linsie Upson
Warren
Spring
Kaitlin Scott
Austin
Davis Moon
Brady Upson
Karter Upson
Bill Burns
Donna
SPCA
Spcapolk.org
Cochran Funeral Home
Cochranch.com
Jobs surge in February as hiring rebounds U S economy
Washington AP reports 379000 new jobs in February led by restaurants and bars, with unemployment easing to 6.2 percent. The gain signals momentum in a gradual recovery as virus cases fall and restrictions ease, though still far from pre pandemic levels. The data may affect Biden’s 1.9 trillion relief plan moving through Congress.
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USS
Labor Department
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Odeta Kushi
First American Financial Corp
Joe Biden
House
Senate
Willie Mae Morgan died in Austin at 100 after long life
Willie Mae Delvige Morgan, born January 29 1921 in Lexington Texas, died February 27 2021 at home in Austin with her children by her side. She worked 22 years at Lee Junior College as executive secretary and office manager to the dean, and lived in Baytown after WWII for 52 years. She and husband Ray joined Memorial Baptist Church and Goose Creek Order of Eastern Star 798. In 1997 they moved back to Austin to be near family. She was preceded by her parents, siblings, and husband of 63 years. Survived by daughters Barbara Morgan Janice Morgan and Linda Sandlin and grandchildren Christopher Blake Sandlin and Kasey Sandlin with spouses. She urged trust in God and to be truthful, honest and kind. Memorials suggested to Bannockburn Sunday School Class, a food bank, library or Hospice Austin. Visitation March 4 2021 and graveside service March 6 2021 noon at Adina Cemetery Lexington Texas.
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Leonard
Victor
Virgie (Fisher) Calma
Shirley Chambers
Roy Calma
Joan Fitzgerald
J.M. Huber
Texas Longhorns
Jerry
Tot Knobles
Annis
Oliver) Knobles
Texas
Pansy
Crosby Church of Christ
Steve Skrla Sr
Steve
Crosby
Dale
Georgia Myers
Perry
Dudley
George
Margaret
Gloria
Elizabeth Skrla
Susanne Selensky
David
Steve Skrla Jr
Donna
Pat Dale Skrla
Cindy Campbell
Joseph
Michael Skrla
Kim
Jared Selensky
Michelle
Lesel Selensky-Smith
Shawn
Steve Skrla III
Linda
Scott Skrla
Sherry
Eric Skrla
Jessica
Wesley Skrla
Kevin Skrla
Joshua Campbell
Cyndel Campbell
Mackenzie Skrla
Willie Mae
Austin
Lexington
Ray
Baytown
Lee Junior College
Willie
Memorial Baptist Church
Goose Creek Order of Eastern Star
Barbara Morgan
Cynthia Johnson
Janice Morgan
Linda Sandlin
Larry
Christopher Blake Sandlin
Kasey J Sandlin
Anne Mahan
Priscila Arteaga
Lynn Barnes
Bannockburn Joy
Homegoing service announced for Geneva Gilliam in Baytown
Geneva Gilliam born in Baytown Texas died March 2 2021 at home final arrangements entrusted to Robey Funeral Home a homegoing service will be held March 9 2021 at Washington Chapel Church with a family procession from 2318 Harris St starting at 915 am Portland AP reports that 88 year old Jean Andrade awaiting a COVID 19 vaccine after eligibility delays and lack of scheduling highlights how older adults face barriers in access to shots amid high demand and scarce supply
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Washington Chapel
Jones Road
Baytown
Texas
Harris St
Robey Funeral Home
W. Sterling Ave
RobeyFuneral
Portland, Ore
Jean Andrade
Portland
Oregon
Andrade
Vaccinated Americans await federal guidance on activities
More than 28 million Americans fully vaccinated face delays as federal health officials work to refine guidance. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky says responses will be released soon as science evolves. Questions from the public include masks, bars, and visiting grandchildren while seniors lead vaccination progress.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Rochelle Walensky
Andy Slavitt
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