Funeral Notices Include Multiple Obituaries and Arrangements
A somber roster of funeral services and burial plans appears across several Texas towns. William Bradford Clark, 47, of Lubbock, dies after a home heart attack. services set at Rest haven Chapel with Rev. Paul Earp. Others include Mrs. Willie J. Cook, 62, Levelland resident, and William Henry Cunningham, 72, longtime Levelland farmer, with services at Fifth Street Baptist and City Cemetery. Additional notices list infant burial, Bradenton area and Brunswick, Georgia passings, and several local memorials in Andrews, Littlefield, Plainview, and Brownfield with associated churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradford Clark
29Th St
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson
Resthaven Memorial Park
Paul Earp
Bible Baptist Church
Clark
West Texas Hospital
Kubacak Construction Company
Willie Jerson
John W. Wynne
Glen Cook
Bill Cabness
Jack Smith
Cook
Cook Memorial Hospital
Cunningham
Riu
Levelland
Hockley County
Fifth Street Baptist Church
W. C. Rhea
Jack Welch
Lubbock
City of Levelland
Arkansas
Fifth Street) Baptist Church
Levelland Masonic Lodge
el Maida
Shrine Temple
el Paso
Shawnee
Okla
Dana Cook
Laucille Burleson
Earl
Las Vegas
Nevis
Ray
Neches
Wash
Howard
Peark Sanford
Oklahoma City
Dan Valentine
Earnest Whitaker
Doug Yarham
Maurice Miller
Molciei Eowing
Sam Langford
Obituary Highlights Virgil Looper and Logan in Texas
Virgil Scott Looper, 68, of Overland Park Kansas, a former Lamesa resident and retired trucker, dies in Overland Park after living in Kansas two years. services set at Branon Funeral Home with ministers Abe Hester and Cecil Foster. Logan, longtime Plainview area resident and Ford mechanic, dies at 7 a.m. Monday from an apparent heart attack. survived by wife Edna Faye Lance and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cego
Nthe Olton
Halfway
Plainview
Jack Morris Ford
College “Heights
Edna Faye Lance
Tne
Carl
Lubbock
Troy
43Rd St
Roy
Maryland
Bob
San Angelo
Porter Lowrey
John Kt
Lamesa
Virgil Scott Looper
Overland Park
Kan
Branon Funeral Home
Abe Hester
Second Baptist Church
Cecil Foster
Northside Baptist Church
Lamesa Memorial Park
Cleburne
Looper
Kansas Iwo
Vernon
San Antonio
James
Gibson
Over and Park
Velma Gilley
St. Louis
Thelma Boyd
St Clair
Crosbyton Man Joe Mendez Dies After Heart Attack
Joe M. Mendez 40 of Crosbyton dies after a heart attack at Crosbyton Hospital. Services set for Wednesday at San Jose Catholic Church with Rev. Tom Irlbeck. burial at Crosbyton King Funeral Home. He leaves six sons and three daughters, plus numerous relatives and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
Joelm. Mendez
Crosbyton Hospital
San Jose Catholic Church
Tom Irlbeck
Crosbyton Cemetery
King Funeral Home
Mendez
Jessie
Ivera. Longoria
Mary Gonzales
Idalou
Rachel Mendez
Joe
Louis
Domingo
Martin
Thomas
Johny
John
Kansas City
Juanita i Medina
Pleasanton
Jesse
Frank
San Antonio
The Shepherd Beginnings Poem On Starting A Project
A short verse echoes German saying Aller Anfang ist schwer and urges starting with hope and faith. It notes discouragement in new experiments and counsels determination to love the task and pursue good success with zest.
Obituary of Dora Effie Lee Newton
Dora Effie Lee Newton 86 died at Caprock Hospital Floydada at 8 50 p m Sunday. Services at 3 30 p m today at First Baptist Church with Dr. Neil Record officiating. Burial in Lockney Cemetery. She lived at Lockney Nursing Home three years born June 13 1887 in Indian Territory Oklahoma. Married Jessie Newton August 8 1902. Survived by six sons Allen Roosevelt Okla Dalton Dewey Amarillo Vern Denver Colo Cecil Arvie Lockney and five daughters Millie Singer Brownwood Clara McClure Tahlequah. Her husband died in 1960. She had been a Lockney resident since 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockney
Dora Effie Lee Newton
Caprock
Floydada
First Baptist Church
Neil Record
Tlockney Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home
Lockney Nursing Home
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Jessie Newton
Newton
Allen
Roosevelt
Okla
Dalton
Dewey
Amarillo
Vern
Denver
Colo
Cecil
Arvie
Millie Singer
Brownwood
Clara McClure
Tahlequah
Mrs Reep SNYDER dies at 90 in Rotan
Mrs. Martin Reep 90 of Rotan died about 9 15 a m Monday at Callan Hospital Rotan Funeral services set for 4 p m Wednesday at First United Methodist Church Snyder burial in Grady Cemetery Bell Seale Funeral Home in charge Born Falls County native of Fisher County longtime resident since 1888 Survivors include three daughters Roxie Etheredge Hermleigh Abbie Tankersley Rotan Eula Mae Hull Rotan two sons Marion Andrews L M Shallowater seven grandchildren and great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Matte Chire Gore
Littefield Hospital
Hammons
David Hamblin
Flist United Methodist Church
Littlefield Cemetery
Gore
Tattlefield
Palo Pinto
Oscar Griswold Gore
Lattefield
Hardee Bishop
el Paso
Also Mentioned on This Page
William B. Clark
Surmen Guzman
Seminole
St. James Catholic Church
Seminole Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Memorial Hospital
Malcolm James Newbern
Brunswick
Chapman
Harrell
Grove
Baptist’ Churchemetery
Coffee County
Newbern
M. L. Corlitt
Hobbs
Noo M
Andrews
Community General Hospital
Leonard P
Pete” Pursley
Permian General Hospital
Means Memorial United Methodist Church
Andrews Cemetery
Singleton Emencial
Mrs
Mable Gore
Dottie Hunter
Shiawnee
Detmmer Hunter
Hunter
iQacm
Heritage Home
Lemons Funeral Home
Tetheer
Tor
AL Hope Owen
Stooin Hubbock
Ruth Trpps
Wichita Falls
Marie Anderson
Hereford
C. M. Logan
College Heights
Caries Mcbeod
Iet Baptist Church of
Oon Plainview Memorial Cemetery
Lubbock Avalanche
Fabeen
Monthern
Fay Oclo
Fe Laire, Mee
Actes
Gilbert Rodiguez
Brownfield
D-Pam
St. Anthony’ S Catholic Church
Brownfield Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Rodriquez
Brownfield General Hospital
Rix
Clarence A. Black
48Th, St
Virgil Looper
Ala
Joe M. Mendez
Agnes Foster
Odessa
Irene Fox
Sulphur Springs
Myrtle Lou Munscelle
Richardson
The
Dora Newton
Motorola
ROYCE
Mrs. Reep
Maytag
Dillard
Tappan Electric
Tappan
South Plains Mall
Texas
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