Odessa Obituaries: Multiple Deaths Aug 2002
Odessa area hosts funeral services for Frankie Dennison Madge Moore Edwin Schmidt and Standlee Smoot detailing their births marriages careers and survivors from Odessa Pecos and beyond with service times at First Baptist Sherwood Church of Christ First Presbyterian and Sunset Memorial Gardens plus memorials to local causes.
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Odessa
Frankie Fernandes Dennison
Medical Center Hospital
Midland
John F
Dora Fernandes
First Baptist Church
Melvin Warren
Johnny Young
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Dennison
Clarence Dennison
Baylor Business College
Pritchard & Abbott
Frankie
Madge Richerson Moore
Sherwood Church of Christ
Lynn
Moore
Wellington
Texas
Silas Carter Richerson
Nettie Ring Richerson
Owen Lee Moore
Linda Lee Moore
Matthew Stanley Wilkins
Laurély
Alyssa Wilkins
Odessa Christian
Edwin Walter Schmidt
Malone
Paul
Olga Schmidt
Smitty
Doc
Malone High School
Waco
Baylor University
University of Tennessee
Doe
U.S. Air Force Medical Corp
St. Joseph Hospital
Memphis
Toledo Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Field
Kelly Afb
Okinawa
Japan
Station
Pecos
Rotary International
Pecos Saving and Loan
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Medical Association
American Medical Association
TMA
Maclaalamenon Boon
Flying Physicians’ Association
Colo
Mary
Ued
Desert Squadron
Esther
New York Times
Joanne Schmidt
Albuquerque
Shane Schmidt
Carol
Houston
Stephanie
Eric
Lillie Alma
Louise King
A.W. “Shady” Schmidt
Brenham
Verna Marie
Mary Ruth
First Presbyterian Church
1401
N. Sam Houston
Frank W. Wilson
CAF
Death Notices for Evridge Ferguson Hill and Yardley Jarnagin
Death notices list Will Evridge Jr 79 of Alpine and Dorothy Ferguson of Andrews died Aug 2002. Listings include survivors James Evridge Linda Craft Patricia Hill Eldon Warren Ken Warren Debbie Burnett Lillian Fields Elwanda Smith Leena Keith Earlene Stalworth Jean Smith. Also David O Hill 67 Odessa civil servant, Jean Hollums Yardley Jarnagin 68 Midland, Guy W Thompson 87 Coleman, with service times, burial details, and survivor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Evridge
Alpine
Will
Bill” Evridge Jr
Fort Stockton
Elm Grove Cemetery
Geeslin
Dorothy Ferguson Andrews
Dorothy Ferguson
Andrews
Second Baptist Church
Ivy Shelton
Dale Dozier
Andrews Old Cemetery
McNett Funeral Home
Georgetown
Eldon Warren
Euless
Ken Warren
Debbie Burnett
David Hill
Odessa
David O. Hill
Medical Center Hospital
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Serafin Avenida
Rose Hill Cemetery
Odessa Funeral Home
Coleman
Julia Hill
Ruben Hill
Corpus Christi
Robert Hill
Arlington
Israel Hill
Grand Prairie
Delia Grado
Delores Rodriguez
John Hill
Hector Hill
Midland
Jean Hollums Yardley Jarnagin
Robert Frazier
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Nally Pickle
Guy Thompson Coleman
Guy W. Thompson
Hendrick Medical Center
Abilene
Community Baptist Church
Paul Smith
Santa Anna Cemetery
Stevens Funeral Home
Guadalupe County
Monahans
Jessie Thompson
Guy W. Thompson Jr
Leakey
Sheron Elaine Thompson
Kerrville
Pamela Hinds
Thelma Krueger
Cureo
Crime blotter reports theft fraud and vehicle theft incidents
A police blotter lists burglaries, mischief, fraud, indecency with a child and unauthorized use of a vehicle. An Odessa storage shed theft valued at 3650 occurred between 2 p.m. August 18 and 6 p.m. Sunday in the 2800 block of Kermit Highway. A Penwell car damage valued at 4800 happened between 11 p.m. Sunday and 3:40 a.m. Monday in the 4200 block of North Grandview Avenue. Walgreens prescription fraud occurred Friday between 1 and 3 p.m. A Odessa girl reported an indecent exposure at 11 a.m. Saturday in the northeast Odessa area. An 11,000 dollar Ford F150 was taken between 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 a.m. Sunday in the 2100 block of East Eighth Street.
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Penwell
Grandview Avenue
Odessa
East Eighth Street
NSync singer cleared to join space station mission
Lass Bass of NSync won NASA and international space agencies endorsement to fly to the international space station this fall. Russian funding remains the hurdle as talks continue for a likely October launch from Kazakhstan aboard a Russian spacecraft costing up to 20 million dollars.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Russian Space Agency
Bass
Kazakhstan
NASA
Russia
Japan
Canada
Brothers linked to 1977 Newton murder under renewed probe
Authorities say new evidence ties two Teal brothers to the 1977 death of a man found under a Newton bridge. Donald Teal, 44, remains at large in South Carolina on a murder warrant after release on unrelated charges. his brother Thomas Teal, 46, was arrested and confessed, held on a 100000 dollar bond. The victim was killed by Ronnie Herman following a drug dispute.
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Austin
Standlee D. Smoot
Comanche
Texas
Donovan
Wilhemina Carpenter Smoot
Standiee
United States Navy
United States Coast Guard
Halliburton Oil Field
Standice
Judy
Cook-Walden Funeral Home
Cooken Home
Lamar
Beaumont
Newton
Donald Teal
South Carolina
Thomas Teal
Ronnie Herman
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John C. Dennison
Donna
San Antonio
Ruth Margarie
Doug Fernandes
Emily
Larry L. Fernandes
Mary Lynn
Winkler County
John Edward
Jed” Dennison
Missoula
Mont
Timothy Dennison
Sarah
New York City
N.Y
Matthew Dennison
Elizabeth
San Francisco
Calif
Debra Sweeny
Bob
Scott Newell III
Intira
el Paso
Keith
Roswell, N.M
Earlene Stalworth
Yuma, Ariz
Jean Smith
Lamesa
Welch Funeral Home
Jones
Geri Ann Sass
Pamela Jean Bushong
Plano
Mary Strickland
Ruth Hughes
Edna LaMere
Burbank
Katie Cannon
Alabama
Jack Hollums
Kermit Highway
Walgreens
W. University Blvd
Debra Rahn
Space Agency
Rahn
Lance Bass
Carolyn Conley
Johnson Space Center
ST. Jude
Lois Owen
Joe Allbright
N. Grandview
Farmers Insurance Group
Permian Basin Genealogical Society
First Methodist Church
Rodman Hall
George K. Schweitzer
America
PBGS
Lorene Drapaila
Odessa Council For the Art & Humanities