Death notices from Odessa area reflect multiple deaths
Odessa area notices: Jose Maria Ramirez 90 of Kermit a barber and truck driver died Dec 2 2007 with services at St Marys Catholic Church burial at Los Angeles Cemetery. Rosemary Ann Silva 67 of Lake Brownwood died Dec 3 no services scheduled. Jerald Williams 71 of Chouteau retired oilfield manager died Nov 17 services in Oklahoma and graveside Fort Gibson National Cemetery. Ada Freeze Gresham 83 of Odessa died Dec 1 services pending. Survivors listed include spouses children and grandchildren for each.
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Midland
Hector Guerra
Transwestern Pipeline
Enron Gas
Nalley-Pickle and Welch Chapel
Resthaven Memorial Park
Karnes City
Sylvia Webb
Breckenridge
Corina Villa
Selina Ratliff
Alberto Guerra
Houston
Antioco Guerra
Odessa
Rodolfo Guerra
Alice
Elva Perales
Arlington
Alicia Salazar
Ohio
Jervonte
J.J
Julius Moore
Children’s Medical Center
Dallas
Western Roses Memorial Park
John Lyons
Acres West Funeral Home
Tony Moore
Regina Green
Tony E. Moore Jr
Anya Moore
Jose Maria (Ruiz) Ramirez
Kermit
Odessa Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Leonard Flores
Los Angeles
Kenedy
USS. Army
Petra Ramirez
Joe W. Ramirez
Pedro A. Ramirez
Victor Fuentez
el Paso
Estella Towns
Fort Worth
Dora Gibson
Tanis Garza
Hobbs
N.M
Rosemary Ann Silva
Lake Brownwood
Brownwood Regional Medical Center
Heartland Funeral Home
Chouteau
Susan Boone
Janna Walker
New Trenton
Ind
Jean Davis
Monahans
Big Spring
Ada Freeze Gresham
Myers and Smith Funeral Home
Recording CEO sentenced for selling crack
Rafi Wali McCall the CEO of Paper Gator Entertainment an Odessa based rap recording company was sentenced to 262 months in federal prison for distributing crack cocaine near Gale Pond Alamo Elementary School. He offered a confidential informant ten thousand dollars not to testify.
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Johnny Sutton
Rafi Wali McCall
Odessa
McCall
Paper Gator Entertainment
Gale Pond Alamo
United States
Glenn Roque Jackson
Ward County special election debate on hospital district
Monahans Mayor David Cutbirth backs a hospital district and invited Kevin Reed of the Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals to explain county versus district governance. About 200 attendees heard the discussion. hospital board president John Fausett favored keeping a county-run hospital, citing adequate funds. The Dec. 18 election could allow a district to set its own tax rate with elected board members.
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Ward County
Ward Memorial Hospital
Monahans
David Cutbirth
Kevin Reed
Texas
John Fausett
Fausett
Cutbirth
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