Odessa Obituaries Commemorate Sue Alford and Others
In Odessa today a string of obituary notices honors Sue Elizabeth Tabor Alford 93 a longtime resident and Phillips Petroleum retiree who died July 10 1998 in Midland Memorial Hospital. The services are set for July 14 at Second Baptist Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include daughter Raquel Marquez and grandchildren Antonette and Britny Sue along with siblings and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Sue Elizabeth Tabor Alford
Midland Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Coleman County
Tom D. Alford
Phillips Petroleum
Pampa
Second Baptist Church
Bruce Troy
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Frank W. Wilson
Raquel Marquez
Antonette
Britny Sue
Albuquerque
N.M
Aliie Pearl Tabor Smith
Borger
Brenda Hughes
Mesquite
Agatha Culpepper
Midland
Dephane Tabor
Scotsdale
Arkz
Ben Tabor
Bud
Cletis Thornton
Mary Thornton
Gary Thornton
Gaylen Thornton
Mary Elizabeth Thornton
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Kathryn Strempke
Asbury United Methodist Church
George Bingham
Glen Bingham
Ray Clements
Mark Cortez
Larry Gable
Norman Hitt
Harold Howery
Don Reese
Odessa College Children’s Center
Beattie, Texas Community Center
Billie Butler
Route 1
DeLeon
Texas
Death notices brief on multiple Odessa area figures
Ola Copeland 77 of Odessa died July 12 1998 at Odessa Medical Center. Services July 16 at Winters Funeral Home with burial at Wingate Cemetery. Edith Hollowell 88 of Sweetwater homemaker died July 12 1998. Burial Garden of Memories. John McIntyre Jr 73 of Andrews retired lease operator died July 11 1998. Francis Oliver 93 of Monahans died July 13 1998. Maria Lusia Alday 64 of Odessa died July 13 1998. Manuel Barriga 35 of Odessa died July 13 1998. Boston Timmons 50 of Andrews died July 13 1998. Funeral homes and arrangements noted for each article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Bob Kester
Odessa Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard- Kelly Chapel
Ernest Easley
Ola Copeland
Ola Pearl Copeland
Odessa Medical Center
Winters Funeral Home
Brian Briley
Wingate Cemetery
Wingate
Church of Christ
Lee Copeland
Ross McCarty
Yukon
Okla
Billy McCarty
Edith Hollowell
Sweetwater
Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital
Cate-Spencer and Trent Funeral Home Chapel
Garden of Memories
Cate-Spencer and
Trent Funeral Home Chapel
Havana
Ark
John Mcintyre Andrews
John Mcintyre Jr
Andrews
Andrews North Cemetery
William Robert Holmes
McNett Funeral Home
Ladonia
Wanda McIntyre
Johnny McIntyre
Jacksonville
Fla
Jerry McIntyre
Anita McIntyre
Balboa Island
Calif
Gaye Springer
San Angelo
James McIntyre
West Memphis
Lois Jean Marcum
Chicago
Pat Otto
Margaret Homewood
Lakeland
Maria Alday
Maria Lusia Alday
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Manuel Barriga
Stanton
Odessa Funeral Home
Boston
Timmons Andrews
Boston Timmons
Sid Peterson
Kerville
Napalm shipment moves from Fallbrook to Texas for recycling
After a three month search, the Navy will load ten thousand gallons of napalm onto a train bound for Houston for recycling into fuel. A second 12,000 gallon shipment to China Lake was rerouted to Deer Park near Houston. GNI Group Inc. will process fuel for cement kilns and recycle aluminum canisters into high grade alloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Navy
Texas
Fallbrook Naval Weapons Facility
Camp Pendleton
Houston
Lee Saunders
Fallbrook Naval Ordnance Center
Robin Yocum
Battelle Memorial Institute
China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station
Los Angeles
Indiana
Fallbrook
Kansas City
Kan
California
Chicago
Ind
Environmental Protection Agency
China Lake
GNI Group Inc
Deer Park
Bill Reeves
GNI
Reeves
Battelle
Railroad
Robert B. Pirie Jr
Yocum
Ron Packard
R-Calif
Ashley Wakefield
Packard
Tulsa residents receive anti-abortion postcards
Tulsa residents report mailed anti-abortion postcards identifying a local doctor who performs abortions as an abortionist. The anonymous cards include the physician’s office and home addresses with two photos and Tulsa postmarks, mirroring campaigns linked to Life Dynamics in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Life Dynamics
Denton
Flames erupt atop DFW skybridge at airport
Firefighters tamed a blaze on the roof of a skybridge at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport between terminals 2E and 2W. The construction area was unused while the fire started around 4 40 p m from burning wooden material. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapevine
Dallas-Fort Worth International
American Ice
Tim Smith
Angel Biasatti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sue Alford
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home, Inc
Drumwright
Romona Miller
Opelousas
East Texas
Romona Kester
Shellia Gay Brunson
Galand
the Woodlands
Leann Kester
Winnsboro
Eva May Hobson
Overton
April Singleton
Amanda Brunson
Brianna Brunson
Travis
Bud Thornton
Gorman
Cletis
Marjorie B
Margie” Howery
First Christian Church of
Odessa College
Margie
Brownwood
Mr. Thornton
Margie” Thornton
Greg Thornton
Donna
Jeff Thornton
Rhonda
Megan
Mark
Cassie Thornton
Inlaw
Chester
Vinola Howery
June Henry
Harley
Wallberg
N.C
Tommie Thornton
Gatesville
Vicki Williams
Bobby
Nancy Goddard
Ray
Quinlan
Ann Sherrill
Charles
Robert Lee
Eddie Thornton
Jan
Judy Leck
Rankin
Pauline Williams
Harvest Care Center
Castroville
Wendell Drinkard
Mangum
Seamon Joe “Slim” Williams
Snyder
Irving
Daniel Stephen Roy
Kelan Mark Roy
Plano
Paula Schmidt
Devine
Tess Roy
Kristina Viveros
Sean Paul Viveros
Seamon Joe Williams
George L. Hollowell
Edward Hollowell
Marble Falls
Dorothy Bryant
Odessa Andrews
Lufkin
Francis Oliver
Monahans
Harkey Funeral Chapel
Monahans Memorial Cemetery
Harkey Funeral Home
Fort Townson
George Oliver
Spring Town
Billie Virginia Rowland
Tempe
Ariz
Southern
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Dfw
Kent
Michigan
Ronnie Wagner
Love
Mom
Dad
Cheryl
Shae
Kari
Dustin
Sasha
Devin
Kylem
Baptist Churee
Korea
Smmmnar
Ile Cor
Taeame Iyi
Curt Dodd
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Dodd
Colorado
Fellowship of the Rockies
Pueblo
Jones
Odessa, TX