Hospice Volunteers Sought in Terry County
Hospice seeks volunteers in Terry County to provide home based support for terminal patients and families. Hospice of Lubbock offers spiritual emotional and practical services across 14 counties from Slide Road contact 1-800-658- teaching training for volunteers begins March 19 in the evening or March 20 in the morning with Elena Rauscher coordinating.
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Obituaries for Archie Heflin and Nellie F Sterling
Obituary notices report Archie Heflin 75 of Brownfield died February 26 in Brownfield. Services March 2 at Brownfield First United Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Don McWhorter and Rev. Beverly Titus with Brownfield Funeral Home directing. Heflin born April 25, 1926 in Indian Mound Tennessee moved to Brownfield in 1996 retired iron worker. survived by wife Helen Mansfield son Holin four daughters Anna Hetzer Rebecca Modglin Kaye Rucker six grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Graveside services for Nellie F Sterling 76 of Abilene were held February 28 at Mount Hope Cemetery Anson officiated by John Snider and Rev. Jim Poe with North's Funeral directing. Sterling born in Cisco, graduated Cisco High School. married Robert E Sterling August 29, 1947 in Dayton Ohio. Lived in multiple cities before moving to Abilene in 2000. Homemaker active in United Methodist Church. survived by husband one grandson one great granddaughter one brother Jasper Cook Austin one sister Ruth King Meadow and several nieces and nephews.
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Archie Heflin
Brownfield
Brownfield First United Methodist Church
Don McWhorter
Beverly Titus
Brownfield Funeral Home
Heflin
Indian Mound
Tenn
Helen Mansfield
Monterey
Calif
Kingston, Tenn
Brownfield First
Nellie F. Sterling
Abilene
Mount Hope
Anson
John Snider
Jim Poe
North
United Methodist Church
Sterling
Jasper Cook
Austin
Ruth, King of
Meadow
Obituary for Jack R. Hicks of Muleshoe 1925 202X
Jack R. Hicks 76 of Muleshoe died Feb 27. Funeral services were held March 2 at First United Methodist Church in Muleshoe with Rev. Brad Reeves officiating. Burial followed at Muleshoe Cemetery. Hicks was born November 13, 1925 in Muleshoe and married Mattie Hogan November 4, 1945. He served in World War II with the Army Air Corps and lived in Muleshoe his whole life as a farmer and rancher. He was a director of the Muleshoe Heritage Foundation. Surviving are son Jimmie Lee of Pueblo, Colo. two daughters Andrea Novian of Lubbock and Tammye Barber of Brownfield. sisters Alice Seifers of Irving and Ethel Storrs of Lubbock. eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to a charity of choice.
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Jack R. Hicks
Muleshoe
First United Methodist Church
Brad Reeves
Muleshoe Cemetery
Ellis Funeral Home
Mr. Hicks
Mattie Hogan
New Mexico
Brownfield
Alice Seifers
Irving
Ethel Storrs
Lubbock
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