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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2004
Page
2
The Brownfield Senior Citizens Center at 500 W Bridges lists daily meals from Monday to Friday with items like Barbeque Beef and baked potato on Monday for seniors. The XYZ Club at 101 S D St offers a separate weekly menu featuring Baked Chicken and Dumplings and Enchilada Casserole with assorted sides and desserts.
Graveside services for G A Bailey 81 of Brownfield were held Saturday in Rest Haven Cemetery Menard with Tim Davis officiating. He died in Houston and was born September 13 1923 in Childress. He is survived by his wife one son one sister four grandchildren seven great grandchildren and other relatives. Richard Dick Read 74 of Big Spring died November 3 2004 and services were held November 5 at Nalley P Fish Rosewood Chapel. Burial was at Mt Olive Memorial Park. He served in the Korean War and worked as a Texaco plant operator retiring in 1989. He is survived by his wife two sons and three grandchildren. Earl Caswell 82 of Brownfield died November 3 2004 and services were held November 6 at Brownfield First Baptist Church. Interment was at Terry County Memorial Cemetery. He was WWII veteran and longtime farmer with multiple spouses and many children and grandchildren. Details note survivors include his wife Aubrey and five daughters plus a large extended family.
The bulletin warns buyers to compare funeral home packages carefully. It cautions that cheaper options may omit items or hide costs and urges listing needs before choosing. It notes firms profit by pricing, warns against bargain basements, and compares low bids to poor quality or moral concerns.
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