Death notices and obituaries from Texas towns
Death notices from Paula Goodman in Crane County and Verna Roe in Snyder, with funeral arrangements and family survivors. Also entries for Luella Reed Gardner, Sammie B. Ricks, Lera Roper, Wanda Schmidt, and Ollie Odessa Brown, including birthplaces, residence histories, church affiliations, and burial plans.
Obituaries from Grandfalls and Odessa list Kuykendall and Shrum deaths
Dorothy Louise Kuykendall 77 of Grandfalls died December 30 1999 at Medical Center Hospital. Services January 1 2000 at First Baptist Grandfalls. Burial Monahans Memorial Cemetery. She was a retired Grandfalls ISD tax assessor and longtime church and senior citizens volunteer. Survivors include her son and siblings. Thelma Francis Tuscana Shrum 68 of Odessa died December 29 1999 at Medical Center Hospital. Burial in Crane. She was a CNA and Trinity Baptist Church member. Survivors include husband daughter and son. Services entrusted to Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Medical Center
Lubbock
Crane County Cemetery
Rick Allen
Shaffer- Nichols Funeral Home
Gainesville
Texas
Crane
Fort Stockton
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Memorial Funeral Home
Presidio
Olivia Lascano
Ruben Lascano
del Rio
Ricardo Lascano
Abel Lascano
Grand Saline
Felipe Lascano
Odessa
Wellsville
Kan
Wellsville Manor Nursing Center
Bruce Funeral Home
Gardner Ciemetery
Gardner
Karen Sue Reed
Verna Roe Snyder
Verna Lee Roe
Roe’s
Synder
Medical Center Hospital
Colonial Hill Baptist Church
Miller Robinson
Tommy Culwell
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bell-Cypert- Seale Funeral Home
Melrose
N.M
Lera Roper
Mission Dorado Baptist Church
Bob Bratcher
Crestview Memorial Cemetery
Wichita Falls
Jack County
Marshall Horn
Jacksboro
Jewell Fry
Eunice Filmer
Nashville
Wanda Schmidt Alpine
Wanda Schmidt
Alpine
Big Bend Regional Medical Center
Geeslin
Grandfalls
Dorothy Louise Kuykendall
First Baptist Church
Bill Cook
Monahans Memorial Cemetery
Harkey Funeral Home
Borger
Oklo
Phillip Rayburn
Jack” Kuykendall
Gladewater
Patty Lois Valentine
Port Comfort
Thelma Francis Tuscana
Trinity Baptist Church
Wes Duckett
Crane Cemetery
Corn City
Tuscana
Tony P. Tuscana
Suzie Roberts
Velma Cox
Charles Francis Shrum
Mary Hickman
James Tuscana
Bandera
Gene Bryan
San Angelo
Ruby Dietrich
Rockport
Alma Moore
Victoria
Laveda Elliott
Missouri
Mae Elliott
Banning
Calif
Fannie Bryan
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Police evolution shapes 20th century enforcement in Odessa
Jim Jenkins and the Odessa Police discuss key legal shifts from Mapp and Miranda to tech advances. The essay outlines how exclusion rules, suspects' rights, Peelian reforms, and media influence transformed policing. It notes narcotics, organized crime, and the push for interagency partnerships shaping future crime control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapp
Ohio
Miranda
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
America
Odessa House Fire On Everglade Avenue
Firefighters responded to a residence on Everglade Avenue around 10 a.m. Friday as a blaze engulfed much of the small home at 3702 Everglade Ave. Three engines battled the flames and a 39-year-old man in the backyard was hospitalized. Investigators had no cause information by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Evergreen Ave
Everglade Avenue
Everglade Ave
Medical Center Hospital
Dora McLean
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Paula Goodman
Stockton
Luella Reed Gardner
Luella “Ruth” Keller Reed
Sammie Ricks
Sammie B. Ricks
Fort Stocktoon
B. Fort Stockton
East Hill Cemetery
Jim Miles
Stockton Funeral Home
Ajo
Ariz
Barbara Larremore
Clifton, Ariz
Darlene Archer
Lois Bishop
Sun City
Myron Roe
John R. Schmidt
Bennetta Schmidt
Los Osos
Brenda Johnson
Houston
Ollie Brown
Ollie Odessa Brown
Frank W. Wilson
Shrum
Sir Robert Peel
Metropolitan Police of
London
August Vollmer
O.W. Wilson
J. Edgar Hoover
Vollmer
Wilson
Jim Jenkins
Mark Sterkes
Odessa American
NIE
Oapa.com
Odess
Steven P. Brennan
Mark Figert
Treas
Permian