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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2006
Page
10
Digler explains long deployment, missing family holidays and milestones. He hopes to return home in August and asks patriotic Americans to remember the troops and preserve their way of life while away. He notes Memorial Day hardships but values sacrifice.
West Baytown residents flocked to Bergeron Park for the 4th annual End of School Party hosted by the West Baytown Civic Association. About 1,800 to 2,500 attendees enjoyed music moon walks face painting door prizes a dunking booth hot dogs snow cones and other free family activities. Sponsors included Exxon Mobil Jay's Moonwalks El Matador Foods and many local businesses.
Rel continued from page 1A recalls friendships and prom night as graduates prepare for futures. Students plan careers from music production to ministry while families cheer. Salutatorian Jennifer Branham and valedictorian Michael Bartrip urge peers to embrace new beginnings and pride in the class.
Sylvia praised McCollum as a good man for Chambers County while grandson Bill Gunter recalled his grandfather's lasting ties to the area after moving to Wimberley in 1985. Survived by wife Margaret, daughter Ruth Ann Snell and Ronnie, son Randy and Nancy, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services set for First Baptist Church in Wimberley at 10 a.m. Monday.
The Baytown Housing Authority directs a complex sale plan review to relocate residents via HUD regulated Section 8 vouchers. A consultant may assess relocation costs as residents organize as Archia Courts Victims of Pollution and Exxon Mobil discussions continue without a lawsuit.
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