Obituaries detail Kelli Hill and G C Watkins deaths in Odessa
Two funeral notices from Odessa report the deaths of Kelli Hill age 28 and G C Watkins age 92. Kelli Hill, born 1969 in Casper Wyoming, worked as a home health care nurse and is survived by her husband Larry Hill Jr and extended family. Graveside services for Watkins are planned at Sunset Memorial Gardens. he had a long tenure at Forest Oil and left behind four sons two daughters and many grandchildren.
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Odessa
Kelli Hill
Antioch Christian Church
Don Fankhauser
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hill
Casper
Wyo
Larry Hill Jr
Kelli
Permian High School
Odessa College
Total Home Care
G.C. Watkins
Lamy
Mr. Watkins
Seabury Nursing Center
Rnome
Texas
Maddie Yvonne Vaught
Olney
Watkins
Forrest Oil Company
Johnnie Watkins
Tommy Watkins
Garland
Bill Watkins
Waco
Jerry Watkins
Gloria Burkhalter
Orchard
Sandra Ritchie
Midland
Death notices from Forest and Stephenville area
Bobby E. Craig 62 a retired welder of Pulaski Miss died Dec 10 1997 at VAMC Jackson. Services at Ottand Lee Chapel burial Homewood Methodist Cemetery. Survivors wife Martha Plumiee Craig sons Bobby Craig Jr Clint Todd Craig brothers George Craig James Craig sister Ann Proctor. Winnie Riley 86 retired garment manufacturer died Dec 12 1997 Harris Methodist Hospital Stephenville. Services at Stephenville Funeral Home Chapel burial Lingleville East End Cemetery. Survivors Loyd Riley Tommy Riley Edna Fielden Elaine Woodley Nolan Lane 14 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren six great great.
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Stephenville
Winnie Riley
Harris Methodist Hospital
Odessa
Nolan Lane
Evant
Odessa officials weigh funeral escorts for funds and safety
Odessa police handle 2,156 annual funeral escort man hours amid 614 burglaries, 4 homicides, 144 auto thefts, 435 assaults and 2,088 burglary reports from January through July. Officers warn escorts strain patrols. residents may choose paid escorts or meet at burial site to save resources.
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Odessa
Jenkins
White Shaman Rock Art May Reveal Peyote Clues
Texas A and M archaeologist Carolyn Boyd argues the 12 by 24 foot White Shaman mural depicts ritual peyote use by five figures connected by a cord, challenging earlier art for art’s sake views. Critics note sensationalism while some peers praise new perspective on ancient belief systems.
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College Station
New World
Texas
Pecos River
Texas A&m University
Carolyn Boyd
Boyd
Mexico
Tom Hester
Texas Archeological Research Laboratory
University of Texas
Dee Ann Story
East Texas
Dean of Texas Archaeology
James Zintgraff
San Antonio
The
Rock Art Foundation
White Shaman
Stephens Involved in Fiery Odessa Police Fight
In Odessa an inebriated Stephens fought officers after allegedly being thrown to the ground. He bites Officer Taylor, injuring him and others. Taylor and Barboza received facial, hand, and arm injuries, while Stephens was hospitalized for a pre existing condition after claiming racism sparked the clash. An internal police probe cleared the officers.
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Taylor
Stephens
Barboza
Odessa Police Department
Birth announcements spark privacy debate across Texas hospitals
Hospitals weigh printing newborn notices as security concerns clash with families wishes. Odessa is returning to newspaper birth announcements amid parental requests while other Texas facilities vary in policy from no public listing to limited town only. Tiny Paws on the Internet offers an alternative for wider family access.
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Dingman
Kevin Begley
Odessa
Odessa Regional
Steve
Burke
University Medical Center
Lubbock
Penne Richards
Richards
Juli Elston
Baylor University Medical Center
Susan Hall
Hall
Graduation grades rise as voluntary program expands
Odessa mother Julie Brannan notes positive changes in her son Daniel Fox after completing the program which promotes self-esteem decision making and school performance. The RV class helped a needy family with Christmas gifts and painted a mural at the Alternative Center. The district will add RY classes to Odessa and Permian high schools next semester, adapting a Seattle-origin program cited by the National Institute on Drug Abuse as highly effective used in over 1,000 North American locations.
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Alternative Center
Odessa
Julie Brannan
Daniel Fox
Permian
Cupit
Seattle
National Institute On Drug Abuse
North America
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Kim Bourdeau
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Crystal Swindell
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Borderlands Archaeological Research Unit
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International Council On Monuments and Sites
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Permian General Hospital
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Jody Oxley
Pecos County Memorial Hospital
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