Nona Lowe Rushing 1933 Baytown obituary survives by family
Nona Lowe Rushing 93 of Baytown born July 31 1923 in Crockett TX died at home March 5 2017 surrounded by family and caregivers. She was a secretary in oil and gas for four decades and longtime member of PSI NSA and Westminster and Faith churches. She retired from Texas Eastern Transmission Co and was active in Carousel Dance Club. She is survived by daughter Jeani Reed Currie and Marvin Baytown son-in-law Stephen Lay Marble Falls grandchildren greats and many nieces nephews and friends. A service at Navarre Funeral Home March 9 2017 with burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park. She supported Faith Presbyterian Church and Houston Methodist Hospital San Jacinto Harbor Hospice and caregivers.
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Nona Lowe Rushing
Baytown
Crockett, TX
Ray Rushing
Robert E. Lee High School
Professional Secretaries International
PSI
NSA
National Secretaries Association
Texas Eastern Transmission Co
Texas Eastern Retirees Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Faith Presbyterian Church
Ray
Carousel
Nona
George
Emmie Lowe
Ray M. Rushing
Carole “Dee” Rushing Lay
Jeani
Ellen) Rushing Reed Currie
Marvin
Stephen Lay
Marble Falls
Katie Lay
Roy Badayla
Mark Reed
Samantha Gardner
Matthew
Amy Reed
Stephanie Lay
Chris Williams
Navarre Funeral Home
Jim Gill
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Houston
Mathew Reed
Denise Outlaw
Skip Oliver
Ray McPhail
Jon Currie
James Currie
Marvin Currie
Chris Hays
Houston Methodist Hospital
San Jacinto
Harbor Hospice
Janie Rameriz
Mary de Los Santos
Elida Flores
Connie Nino
Donna Hackney
Tiyanna Clark
Charles Widner Funeral Services Set in Texas
Funeral services for Charles Kenneth Widner 81 of Livingston Texas will be held March 8 2017 at 10 00 a m at First United Pentecostal Church in Livingston with Pastor Gerald Morris and John Chrisley officiating Interment follows at Barge Cemetery Zavalla at 3 00 p m Military Honors by Ft Hood Visitation March 7 2017 at Cochran Funeral Home Livingston He worked as a welder painter and school district employee and served in the US Army He is survived by his wife Mary Widner and children and siblings with many relatives and friends.
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Charles Kenneth Widner
Livingston
Texas
First United Pentecostal Church
Gerald Morris
John Chrisley
Barge Cemetery
Zavalla
Ft. Hood
Cochran
Widner
Achol
Thomas Alvin Widner Sr
Zena (Williams) Widner
Texas Eastman Transmission
Houston
Goose Creek Isd
United States Army
VFW
Burton Widner
Lollie Easley
Myre Gipson
Maxie Nabors
Verla Eastman
Minnie Hawks
Ima Jean Roberts
Johnie Brimberry
Mary Widner
Charles Kenneth Widner Jr
Cindy
Mont Belvieu
Kay Lynn Byford
Mark
Baytown
Zella Smith
Thomas Alvin Widner Jr
Angleton
Charles
Shirley Widner
Chris Widner
Kim
Blake Byford
Jayme Curry
Sean
Lauren Byford
Kash Widner
Cullen Widner
Lane Widner
Emma Curry
Delaney Curry
Mark Byford
Jerry McCulley
Caleb Washington
Ernest Gardner
Troy Boodell
Bryan Baskin
Richard Harmon
Dave Naismith
Dexter Widner
Ken Keating
Floyd Mills
David Caruthers
Tyler Washington
Jaime Buie Cochran
Baytown Resident Gary Armer Sr. dies at 80
Gary Armer Sr. of Baytown born July 29 1936 in Houston died March 4 2017 in a Houston hospital He was an Eagle Scout Memorial Baptist Church deacon and member of Goose Creek Masonic Lodge 1192 Baytown Shrine Club and the Rotary Club He co owned IMSCO and is survived by his wife Kay and children Steven Susan Gary Jr and their spouses and multiple grandchildren The family will greet friends March 10 2017 at Memorial Baptist Church with a memorial service at 11 am Navarre Funeral Home arranged the services.
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Gary Armer Sr
Baytown
Houston
Robert E. Lee High School
Memorial Baptist Church
Goose Creek Masonic Lodge
Terry Armer
Steven
Penny Armer
Susan
Ronnie Hotchkiss
Kayanne Armer
Trey Armer
Thomas Hotchkiss
Allison Hotchkiss
Madison Armer
Max Armer
Macy Armer
Jacob Hotchkiss
Sanctu
W. Sterling St
Randy Pratt
Memorial Baptist
Navarrefuneralhome
Navarre Funeral Home & Cremation Services
Rollingbrook Dr
Phyllis Huey 90 of Kingwood Texas dies
Phyllis Arlene Huey age 90 of Kingwood Texas passed away February 19 2017. Born May 10 1926 in Webster South Dakota she was among Texas A M Universitys first female students in 1943 44 and earned a B Ed. She taught at several Texas schools and served in PTA American Legion and church groups. Survived by husband Garland two sons Ray and Glen two daughters Sheri and Kaye ten grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services held February 25 at Harper Talesek Belton Texas with memorial gifts to Splendora Texas address.
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Phyllis Arlene Huey
Kingwood
Texas
Phyllis
Webster
South Dakota
Edgar and
Mabel Mcfadden
Garland A. Huey
Ray Huey
Glen Huey
Sheri Turner
Kaye Denzel
Texas A&m University
Texas A & M
Southwest Texas
Wheelock
Yorktown
Nordheim
Balmorhea
Baytown
PTA
American Legion
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Harper Talesek Funeral Home
Belton
Jesus Christ
P.O
Splendora
George Michael died of natural causes say coroner
LONDON AP George Michael died of natural causes linked to heart disease and a fatty liver. Darren Salter senior coroner for Oxfordshire said the post mortem found dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver. The former Wham singer was found dead at his country home in Oxfordshire on December 25. He was 53.
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London
George Michael
Darren Salter
Oxfordshire
England
Wham
Texas bathroom bill debate draws hundreds at Capitol
Hundreds of Texas lawmakers and transgender-rights supporters packed the Capitol to debate a proposed bathroom bill mirroring North Carolina HB2. Critics warned of harm to business and events, while supporters urged protections, as a vote faced delays and conservative opposition.
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Austin
Texas
Facebook
North Carolina
Senate
House
Joe Straus
Greg Abbott
Straus
Google
Amazon
American Airlines
Microsoft
Intel
Hilton
National Football League
National Basketball Association
Senate Republicans
Dan Forest
NCAA
PayPal
Pat McCrory
Forest
NBA
Texas House panel backs first step in school finance fix
The Public Education Committee in Austin heard a bipartisan bill proposing 1.6 billion dollars in extra funding for classrooms. It would raise per-student funding to 5,350 dollars, add money for transportation and dyslexia education, and modify the Robin Hood system to cut district transfers from wealthy to poorer districts.
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Austin
Texas
Houston
Dan Huberty
Huberty
Public Education
Texas’ Supreme Court
Trump touts Exxon plan as job boom under 2013 start
AP FACT CHECK notes Trump praises Exxon Mobil expansion as proof of his policies. Exxon outlines a $20 billion, 10 year Gulf Coast investment creating 12,000 permanent and 35,000 temporary jobs, with work beginning in 2013 and continuing through 2022. White House stresses private investment boosted by stable regulation.
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Trump
Exxon
Washington
Donald Trump
America
Exxon Mobil
Hire American
White House
Woods
Houston
Ford
Fiat-Chrysler
General Motors
Sprint
Intel
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