Trent Family 32nd Annual Reunion Held at Yoakum County Park
The Trent family gathered for the 32nd annual reunion at Yoakum County Park near Denver City on August 3 and 4. Forty two members attended from Emory and Myrtle Trent’s six surviving children line, with many relatives from Denver City Midland Odessa Coleman Seminole and Goldsmith. Activities included movies photos and games while Ray and Erma Trent were reelected president and secretary for the 1986 reunion set to return to the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Yoakum County Park
Denver City
Emory
Myrtle (Lowthorp) Trent
Wayne
Jo Trent
Karen
Gary
Seminole
Eunice (Trent) Yates
Leon
Lurlee Thomas
Sharon Pumphrey
Michelle
Cheryl
Chip
Betty Shackleford
Dawn
Jody
Odessa
Ressa Davilla
Mary Bell
Goldsmith
Ray
Erma Trent
Billy
Nyane Trent
Scott
Amy
Jason
J.M
Sandra Trent
Brownfield
Myrtle Trent
Pulaski
Tennessee
Texas
Fort Worth
Coleman County
Myrtle
James
Cody
Big Spring City
Stanford Park
Plains
Andrews County Park
Ray Trent
Ina Lee Craig 88 Brownfield obituary service held
Services for Ina Lee Craig 88 of Brownfield were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the First United Methodist Church with Rev. Lyman Wood officiating. Burial in Tatum Cemetery New Mexico followed a lengthy illness. She married Marion James Craig in 1922 and moved to Brownfield in 1923. Survivors include son M. J. Craig Jr. of Brownfield daughter Jean Laird of Hobbs sisters Blanche Nichols Venice California and Bea Green Brownfield five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Ina Lee Craig
Brownfield
First United Methodist Church
Lyman Wood
Marion James Craig
M.J. Jr
Jean Laird
Hobbs
N.M
Blanche Nichols
Venice
Calif
Bea Green
Willie Hyman 78 Brownfield church service held
Services for Willie Hyman 78 of Brownfield were held at 2 p m Friday at Brownfield First United Methodist Church with multiple pastors officiating. Burial followed in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. He died after a brief illness at home. Surviving are his wife Jo Bob a daughter Patsy Hamm a son Billy two brothers a sister six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hyman
Brownfield
Brownfield First United Methodist Church
Elmer Ward
O'Donnell First Methodist Church
Cletus Caswell
Union Baptist Church of
Elmer Jones
Wellman Church of Christ
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Hyman
Justice of the Peace
Carolyn Proctor
Jo Bob
Jack
Patsy) Hamm
Wellman
Billy
Hobbs, N.M
Harry
Randolph
Hobbs
Elsie Bright
Phoenix, Ariz
Chris Taylor crafts a chef career at Brownfield Country Club
Miami born, self taught cook Chris Taylor rises from dishwashing to chef at Brownfield Country Club. He describes Continental French influenced cuisine and menu overhaul with seafood focus for luncheon and dinner. He shares three home recipes Lobster Sauce Batter for Butterfly Shrimp and Lady Fingers with detailed steps and yields.
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Chris Taylor
Brownfield Country Club
Miami
Fla
Taylor
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
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D.A
Lillian
Trent) Maples
Betty
Calvin Hoover
Laura
David
Midland
M.E. Maples
O.H. Holder
Sue Holder
Terry Cummings
Kristin
Alisha
Hunter
Coleman
Don Hunter
Donna
H.O
Annie Merle Trent
Lee Craig
Tatum Cemetery
Tatum, N.M
Brownfield Medical Center
Ross
Terry County
Needmore
Harmony
Westein Company
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Wellman United Methodist Church
By Bob Simpson and
Lynn Halamicek
Nelsons RX Pharmacy
Tohoka Rd
TR Tipe Odell
RCA
Coty Picture Tube
Odell’s
W. Main
Kelly Sinclair
FORD
Mita lOel
Lincoln
Charles Darwin Ford, Inc
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