Odessa Woman Louise Buckner Milburn 74 dies
Louise Buckner Milburn 74 of Odessa born December 19 1927 in San Marcos to Walter and Edith Buckner. She married Cullom Milburn in 1947 and moved to Odessa in 1948. Survived by son Bill Milburn daughters Nancy Granaghan Julia Milburn and brother Bud Buckner four grandchildren. Services Friday July 19 2002 at First United Methodist Church with burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Hospice of Midland and Hospice House of Odessa.
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Louise Buckner Milburn
San Marcos
Walter
Edith Buckner
First United Methodist Church
Steve Trout
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Asar
Sunset Memorial Funeral
Louise
Cullom Milburn
Junior League
Presidential Museum
Ellen Noel Art Museum
Symphony
Art Institute of the Permian Basin
Re.o
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Corwin
Watkins
Allison Cancer Center
Cullom
Bill Milburn
Kim
Austin
Nancy Milburn Granaghan
Tom Granagtz
San Angelo
Julia Milbhurn
Midland
Bud Buckner
Sarah
Uvalde
Katie
John
Ben
Jill
Odessa Deaths Claim Lives Of Fetters Hughes And Klein
Nora Agnes Fetters 61 of Odessa a computer operator died July 15 2002 at Medical Center Hospital. No services. Survivors include sons Donald Ray Roys Jr Chris Keck Curtis Fetters Michael Fetters all of Odessa and Marty Keck of Barstow daughter Nora Daniels Kissimmee Fla mother Georgia Duesler Odessa stepfather George Duesler Odessa brother Arthur Fetters Des Moines Iowa. Clayton Ray Hughes 59 Odessa self employed painter died July 16 2002 at Medical Center Graveside service 2 p.m. at Rose Hill Cemetery officiated by Rev Mike Eddy. Arrangements by Odessa Funeral Home Angeles Memorial Chapel. Born Ballinger. Survivors nephew Patricia Connelly Deborah Moss both of Odessa and Connie Roberts Springtown. Alfred Klein 48 Lubbock died July 17 2002 at Medical Center services pending Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home.
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Odessa
Nora Agnes Fetters
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Omaha
Neb
Donald Ray Roys Jr
Chris Keck
Curtis Fetters
Michael Fetters
Marty Keck
Barstow
Nora Daniels
Kissimmee
Fla
Clayton Ray Hughes
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mike Eddy
Odessa Funeral Home
Angeles Memorial Chapel
Ballinger
Patricia Connelly
Deborah Moss
Connie Roberts
Springtown
Alfred Klein
Lubbock
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
SHSU professor links students to job leads network
Sam Houston State University business professor Charles J. Capps III helps students and alumni via an informal Bearkats in Business network. He provides leads, mentors, resume and interview coaching, and arranges career fairs to secure jobs within a month of graduation. Former students praise his open door and personalized guidance.
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Capps
Aggies
Adam Iselt
Hertz
Iselt
Heath Garman
Katy Woodforest National Bank
Garmon
Garman
Dr. Capps
Woodforest
Charlie
Lynette Young
Young
Sam Houston State
Sam Houston State University
Charles J. Capps
Samuel Walker
Huntsville
Art historian donates private collection to UT Blanton
Art historian Leo Steinberg has donated his private collection of more than 3,200 prints worth 3.5 million dollars to the University of Texas Blanton Museum of Art. The gift spans 15th to 20th century works and includes masterprints by Rembrandt Durer and Rubens circle, plus modern pieces by Matisse Picasso Grosz and Johns. Two-part exhibit begins January 2003 with a second in September 2003.
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Rembrandt
Durer
Rubens
Matisse
Picasso
Grosz
Johns
Michelangelo
Jessie Otto Hite
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Blanton
Austin
Jesus Christ
God
Mexican President Fox to visit Austin and Dallas
Mexican President Vicente Fox plans a summer trip to Texas visiting Austin and Dallas. He will address the Texas Legislature during a session in between meetings. State Rep Pete Gallego says details will be released next week and invites lawmakers and agency heads.
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Vicente Fox
Texas
Dallas
Pete Gallego
Delpine
Fox
House
Senate
Gallego
Legislative Caucus
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