Obituaries for Sara Moreno and Guadalupe Castillo in Brownfield
Obituary notices recall Sara Louise Moreno 35 of Brownfield died July 13 in Brownfield. Born July 27, 1968, she is survived by Joseph and Carolina Moreno, sister Gloria Gonzalez, and nieces Sara, A J, and Anthony. Graveside services for Guadalupe Castillo 68 were held July 16 at Brownfield Cemetery. he died July 14. He leaves two sons Lupe and Frank, a daughter Elaine Herrera Castillo, two brothers, three sisters, and four grandchildren.
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Brownfield
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Brownfield Funeral Home
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Carolina Moreno
Brownfield High School
Gloria Gonzalez
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A.J
Anthony
Guadalupe Castillo
Ramon Almager
Mark A. Jones
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Juanita Castillo
Lupe
Frank
Littlefield
Elaine Herrera Castillo
Fort Worth
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Petra Polando
Pearl Polando
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Truett Futrell Jones Graveside and Memorial Services
Truett Futrell Jones will be laid to rest at Lamesa Memorial Park Cemetery in Lamesa Texas with a graveside service at 10:00 am on Monday July 19 followed by a memorial service at 2:00 pm at First Christian Church in Brownfield officiated by Rev. Chad McMullen. Born June 18 1929 in Paducah TX he moved to Lamesa as a child and graduated from Lamesa High School in 1947. He attended Hardin-Simmons University where he was a World Famous Cowboy Band member and served on the Cowboy Band Foundation Board as director and lifetime member. He married Wanda Sue Middleton in 1948. she died in 1979. He later married Dixie Brinson McQueen of Brownfield. His interests included agriculture travel and antique auto clubs. He served on Plains Independent School District Board and various agricultural committees and organizations including Plains Cotton Growers and Grain Sorghum Producers. He was a Masonic Lodge member since 1950 and a Scottish Rite Mason Shrine Member and District Deputy Grand Master in 1974. He belonged to First Baptist Church in Lamesa Plains and Brownfield and was a current elder at Brownfield First Christian Church. He is survived by his wife Dixie a son Russell T. Jones and wife Becky of Lubbock four daughters and sons-in-law Beverly and Rip Walser Jerri and David Lollar Cindi and David Cross Bobbie and Butch Gayle a step-son Doyle McQueen thirteen grandchildren four great grandchildren and two sisters Carol Green of Phoenix and Shirley Sikes who preceded him in January 2004.
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Dixie Brinson McQueen
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Russell T. Jones
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Rip Walser
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David Lollar
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Butch Gayle
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Prayer to the Virgin Mary Nine Day Novena Card
A Latin English mixed item requests nine Hail Marys over nine days with a lit candle to obtain three favors, one monetary and two impossible, with instructions to publish on day eight and let the candle burn out on day nine. The note thanks Mother Mary and signs P R M D.
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Brownfield Crime Line seeks tips on local burglaries
Brownfield Crime Line Inc offers a reward for information leading to arrest and indictment in three cases. A burglary on Seagraves Road between May 1 and June 13 saw a Kenmore 30 inch white electric range stolen from a storage unit. A second burglary on Lubbock Road between June 9 and 10 included a Dell computer with monitor and software. A June 24 to 25 vandalism on South 8th Street involved graffiti spray painting. Call 637-2511 or email RSillee DTNSPEED.NET to remain anonymous. Brownfield Crime Line is a non profit funded by local donations.
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Terry County
Donations Needed For Veterans Memorial on Courthouse Lawn
The Terry County Veterans Memorial on the Courthouse square has been dedicated but remains unpaid. Officials say $2,000 more is needed to finish paying. For donations contact Ann Willis at the Terry County Clerk’s Office 637-8551 Don Harwood 637-3235 or Jimmie Rodgers 637-3861 637-4253.
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Don Robertson Electric
Glen Reid
Trent Sellers
Brownfield American Legion Post
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What About Rains Blessing Area and Family Time
Mark A Jones reflects on recent rains bringing relief to farmers and merchants, while families cope with daily life. He notes how people stay connected despite busyness, finding joy in simple comforts like fireplaces, blankets, and imagination for kids.
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Mark A. Jones
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