George A Selensky obituary notes long life service and farming roots
George Albert Selensky died at 88 on October 13, 2019, at a local nursing home. Born March 5, 1931, he was the eldest of six children of John Anthony and Elizabeth Selensky. He grew up on a family farm, helped with milking and rice farming, joined the Army National Guard during high school, and later served four years in the Air Force as a Staff Sergeant, trained on the B 47 at Chanute AFB Illinois, and taught at Lake Charles AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albert Selensky
George
John Anthony
Elizabeth
Betty) (Kowis) Selensky
Army National Guard
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee
Lee College
Air Force
Chanute Air Force Base
Illinois
Lake Charles Air Force
Memorial for George Selensky Reflects Pioneer Texan Roots
George Selensky, a Houston area resident, taught at Hunter Air Force Base and Bellaire High School, designed five one of a kind classic cars, and worked for Metco and Del Delahousse Automotive. He loved reading The Baytown Sun, played guitar and banjo, and was active in St John the Evangelist Church. Visitation set for October 31, 2019 at Crespo & Jirrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Georgia
George
Texas A&m
Houston
St Anne’s Catholic Church
Bellaire High School
Metco
del Delahousse
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
John
Elizabeth Selensky
John David Selensky
Pete Golla
Perry Beauchamp
Dolores Beauchamp
Irene Golla
Davis McCauley
Fred Selensky
Carolyn
Bernard Selensky
Gerri
Crespo & Jirrels
John Perry Willie obituary notice from Baytown TX
John Perry Willie born November 24 1959 in Vieux Fort Saint Lucia to Matthew L Willie and Eldora James Willie died October 21 2019 at Boston Medical Survived by parents siblings Petra Ricardo Anita Bernet Ezra Micah Joel and nieces and nephews Visitation November 1 2019 9 to 10 55 a m Robey Funeral Home 403 W Sterling Ave Funeral service to follow Interment Cedarcrest Cedar Crest Arrangements Robey Funeral Home 103 W Sterling Ave Baytown TX 281 428 9911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry Willie
Vieux Fort St. Lucia
Matthew L. Willie
Eldora James Willie
Boston Medical
Philomene Casimir
Mathew L. Willie
Petra Lesfloris
Ricardo Willie
Anita Willie
Bernet Willie
Ezra Willie
Micah
Willie
Joel Willie
Robey Funeral Home
W. Sterling Ave
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Cedar Crest
Tinal
W. Sterling Avenue
Baytown
Barbers Hill adopts facial recognition and weapon-detection tech
Barbers Hill School District advances safety measures after reviewing Santa Fe and Texas City programs. Superintendent Greg Poole confirms facial recognition will be used as part of the safety protocol with AnyVision beta testing for weapon detection. Lori May and Kristen Davis lead the initiative, stressing technology as a growing tool for staff and student protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Mike Matranga
Texas City
Secret Service
Barack Obama
Davis
Barbers Hill
AnyVision
Greg Poole
Lori May
Kristen Davis
Army officer Vindman testifies on Ukraine call concerns
Lt Col Alexander Vindman testifies to impeachment investigators that he raised two concerns over the Trump administration pressing Ukraine to investigate Democrats and Joe Biden. He said he reported issues to the NSC lead counsel after hearing the July 25 call with President Zelenskiy. The hearing showcased Vindman in military dress as the inquiry probed White House actions. He stated he was worried about the implications for U.S. support of Ukraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Donald Trump
National Security Council
Ukraine
Joe Biden
Alexander Vindman
Iraq
Trump
Volodymyr Zelenskiy
NSC
Baytown man charged in jugging case in Beaumont
Beaumont police arrested 30 year old Eric Jerome Thomas of Baytown after an undercover officer watched him follow a bank customer leave for the parking lot and later retrieve an envelope from his car before his arrest. Court records show prior Harris County cases and a 2008 aggravated robbery conviction in Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Beaumont
Thomas
Port Arthur
Deer Park
Houston
Pasadena
Relief funds limited for Imelda victims delays nonprofits
FEMA and funding for Imelda relief limit what groups like United Way can do. United Way GBACC disaster recovery manager Patricia Wells says services are opening only for individual grants. nonprofits await approval to use funding. United Way has donor support from ONEOK and Chevron Phillips but cannot disclose amounts. Volunteers are needed and donations can be made online. After Harvey, United Way aided 2,000+ individuals with housing and 275 volunteers completed 139 projects and 50 Harvey-damaged homes repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEMA
Imelda
United Way
Patricia Wells
United Way Gbacc
United Way of
Greater
Baytown
Chambers County
ONEOK
Chevron Phillips
Unitedwaygbacc.org
Baytown Area
Harvey
Thirteenth person indicted in Medicare fraud case
A 46 year old Houston man became the 13th person convicted in a Medicare fraud scheme tied to the 2012 raiding and closure of Baytowns Westbury Community Center Hospital. Steven Houseworth admitted to kickbacks and causing Medicare to pay 1.5 million dollars under false claims. sentencing set for January with up to five years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Baytown
Westbury Community Center Hospital
Continuum Healthcare of
Steven Houseworth
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Southern District of Texas
Houseworth
Continuum Healthcare
Westbury Community Hospital
Continuum
Medicare
U.S
Gray Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Culpepper
Texas Avenue
Baytown Sun
Betty
Eva Kowis
Selensky
John Perry
Poole
Army
Me Community Hospice LLC
Orash Wesat Mendele
Garth Road
Haytown
Business & Services Directory
eSee SS
Alamo
Pet
Championspet
Yahoo.com
Tim Morales
Baytown, Texas
Baytownsun.com
Baytown ‘S
Oldese Glass Company
Strong
N. Main
The
Police Dept
Joeysglar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!