Funeral notice for Dr Earl G Beesley 81 in Dallas Texas
Funeral services for Dr Earl G Beesley 81 at Grove Hill Memorial Park Dallas will follow his death January 13 2010. He grew up in Lancaster Texas played Texas A M football and baseball including the Orange Bowl and later earned a PhD in education. He coached in Dallas ISD and retired as a principal at 56. Survived by wife Doris three sons Mike Matt and Mark with homes in California Virginia and Laguna Park Texas. Burial at Grove Hill cemetery. Gig em Aggies.
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Earl G. Beesley
Grove Hill Memorial Park
Samuels Blvd
Dallas
Beesley
Lancaster
Texas
Adamson High School
Texas A&m
Chicago White Sox
Colorado Springs Sky Sox
Dallas Independent School District
Dr. Beesley
Nelda Lee Beesley
Grove Hill Cemetery
Doris
Laguna Park
Mike Lee Beesley
California
Matt Earl Beesley
Bell Canyon
Mark Beesley
Air Force
Fairfax City
Virginia
Dr Beesley
Texas Aggie
Gig
Em Aggies
Jerry Sue Thompson Graveside Service Held in Iredell
Jerry Sue Thompson 76 of Kennedale died January 21 2010 in Arlington Hospital. Graveside services February 2 2010 at Mitchell Cemetery Iredell with officiants Richard Trotter and Alfredo Guallardo. She was born January 28 1934 in Iredell daughter of Orcus D and Emma Slaughter Montgomery. She married Roy Lee Thompson of Iredell who preceded her in death in 2009. Survivors include daughter Judy Thomason son David Thompson brother Bobby Joe Montgomery grandchildren Eugene Andrews Christopher Thompson Dustin Thompson Travis Chaffin great grandchild Bailey Andrews and other relatives. Lawson Funeral Home of Meridian in charge.
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Jerry Sue Thompson
Kennedale
Mitchell
Iredell
Richard Trotter
Alfredo Guallardo
Jerry Sue Montgomery
Orcus D
Emma Elizabeth Slaughter Montgomery
Arlington
Roy Lee Thompson
The
Baptist Church
Billie J. Montgomery
Peggy N. Herrin
Judy Thomason
David Thompson
Maria
Mansfield
Bobby Joe Montgomery
Shirley
San Antonio
Eugene Andrews
Christopher Thompson
Dustin Thompson
Travis Chaffin
Bailey Andrews
Lawson Funeral Home of
Meridian
Will Sanders obituary notes farming life and service
Will ie Bill Sanders 89 of Valley Mills died February 4 2010 after a life of farming and hard work. He served in the European Theatre with the 29th Infantry after Pearl Harbor and married Lee Meyer in 1943. He worked at General Tire Erickson Feed Mill and on his Mosheim farm raising four children and eight grandchildren. He is survived by his children and siblings with funeral services held February 6 at Trinity Lutheran Clifton. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Clifton or American Hospice Cleburne.
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Willie
Bill) Sanders
Valley Mills
Trinity Lutheran
Coryell City
Prairie Chapel
Pearl Harbor
29 Infantry
Praine Chapel
Etna Lee Meyer
Fort Benning
Waco
General Tire
Erickson Feed Mill
Erickson’s
Clifton
Valley Mills Care Center
Michael Chris Broyles
Johnny
Hildagard
Olga
Nancy Broyles
Jim
Mesquite
Billye Carol Owens
Ken Sanders
Paula
Kathy Sweet
Dee
Colby
Kan
Poppy
Carol
Steven
Bryan
Matthew
Stacy
Lexie
Adam
Patrick
Laura
Otto Sanders
Crawford
Henry Sanders
Ida Sanders
Bettie Lehrmann
Flint
Texas
Pat Erickson
Billy Booth
Wesley Miles
Leta Vesta McCauley Graveside Rites Held in Texas
Leta Vesta McCauley 88 of Clifton died January 29 2010 in a Clifton care facility. Graveside services February 2 2010 at Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery Killeen with Rev Herb Lammert officiating. She was born February 11 1921 in Springdale Arkansas to Vess Mabry and Birth Smith Mabry. Married Raymond Robert McCauley November 12 1974 in West Texas. The couple ran a restaurant in West then Clifton. Survived by daughter Connie Armon Eureka Missouri, grandchildren Kathy Rose Joseph Armon Robert Armon eight great grandchildren two great great grandchildren. Her husband Ray preceded her in death October 31 2007. She was a member of Our Lady of the Lake Episcopal Church in Laguna Park.
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Leta Vesta McCauley
Clifton
Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery
Killeen
Herb Lammert
Leta Mabry
Springdale
Ark
Vess
Smith Mabry
Raymond Robert McCauley
West
Texas
Ray
Our Lady of the Lake Episcopal Church
Laguna Park
Connie Armon
Eureka
Kathy Rose
Joseph Armon
Robert Armon
Lawson Funeral Home
Meridian
Nina I Neystel Funeral Held In Clifton
Nina I Neystel 94 of Clifton died January 31 2010 in a Clifton care facility Funeral services were held February 3 2010 at Clifton First Baptist Church Burial followed at Meridian Cemetery She was born August 14 1915 in Iredell and married Orville L Neyster in 1935 Survivors include sons Kenneth and Ronnie Neystel grandchildren great grandchildren and a sister Beatrice Camp Pallbearers listed and Lawson Funeral Home in charge
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Nina I. Neystel
Clifton
Clifton First Baptist Church
Jerry Smith
Meridian Cemetery
Nina Loader
William H and
Alyce Mortice Gandy Loader
Iredell
Orville L. Neyster
Meridian
Fort Worth
Orville
Hale Center
Texas
California
Alabama
Beatrice
Nina and
Granbury
Lutheran Sunset Ministries
The
Baptist Church
Lenard Gordon Neystel
Elvis
Dub
Gayle Johnson
Scott Neystel
Andrew Neystel
Jeff Blackmon
Danny Tilson
Dwain Neystel
Lawson Funeral Home
Velma J Hill 100 Kopper head funeral held in Kopper First United Methodist
Velma J Hill died January 26 2010 at age 100 in a White Settlement care facility. Funeral services were held January 30 2010 at Kopper First United Methodist Church with Rev. Eric Smith officiating. She was born September 4 1909 in the Steiner community near Blum and married Floyd Hill in 1934. They lived in Kopper 66 years, ran a general store and grocery business, and were active in church and volunteer fire dispatching. Survived by daughter Carol Catching son Alan Hill sister in law Zenobia Ford six grandchildren 13 great grandchildren two great great grandchildren and many relatives. Pallbearers listed. Lawson Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Velma J. Hill
Kopper
Kopper! First United Methodist Church
Eric Smith
Hill County
Blum
John Palmer
Minnie Hulett Ford
Koppers
Floyd Hill
Morgan
Floyd
Thompson
Ike Johnson
Floyd Hill General Merchandise
Koppers First United Methodist Church
Koppers Volunteer Fire Department
Sleepy” Hill
Cecil
R.B
R.S
Laura Bachus
Carol Catching
Jim
Fort Worth
Alan F. Hill
Maggie
Santa Fe
N.M
Zenobia Ford
Doug Day
Ron Carlisle
Jack Lee Rowland
John Hamm
Lawson Funeral Home
Meridian
Graveside rites for Don Holderman 87 Clifton
Don Holderman 87 of Clifton died February 3 2010. Graveside services were held February 6 2010 at Hillcrest Garden of Memory Hillsboro. He served 20 years in the U S Army was WWII Japanese POW in the Philippines. He married Maxine Watkins in 1946. Survivors include wife Maxine daughter Donna Curl husband Mike brother Hulin Holderman and grandchildren Sam and Maya Curl.
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Don Holderman
Clifton
Hillcrest Garden of Memory
Hillsboro
Jerry Smith
First Baptist Church of
Philippines
Maxine Watkins
Carlsbad
N.M
Laguna Park Area
Masonic Blue Lodge
Maxine
Donna Curl
Mike
Chandler, Ariz
Hulin Holderman
Lovington
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Beltoné
N. Ave
G. Clifton
Curtex Theatre
Tue Curzon
Brazos Point Community Church
Brazos Pointayote United Methodist Church
Spdar Shores Baist
Clifton Church
of Christ
South Ave
Arch of Christ
Birch of
Morgan Hwy
5Th Street
Lutheran Sunset Home
Pentecostal Church of God
Assembly of Hwy
Ee Church of Clifton
First Baptist Church
Lagans Park
Post Office
First Baptist C
Lakeside
Wil
Meridian Il
First Baptist
Vas Vale Mills Ave
First United
Methodist
Cranfills
First Protytorian Church
S.ave.g
First United Methodist
First
Meridian Main St
Morgan First United Methodist
First United Pentecostal Church
N. Bosque
Genesie ’ Ennes Church
Clifton -Grace Memorial Baptist
South Ave. M
Aoealatholic Church
House of the Lord St. James
Meridiar Lutheran
Lighthouse Independent Baptist Church
N. Main
Mosheim N
River of Life Christian Ch
Spring Grek
St. Olaf
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