Esther Turner dies in San Antonio at 88
Esther Turner born September 13 1910 at Camp San Saba and a Mason High School graduate. RN trained in San Antonio, married Harvey J Turner in 1935. mother of Harvey Jr and David Turner. Survived by sister Florence Blake son David daughter in law Sharon seven grandchildren five great grandchildren and numerous Leifeste relatives. Services Friday at Mission Park North in San Antonio with interment at the family ranch near Blanco.
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San Antonio
Esther Turner
Esther
Camp San Saba
McCulloch County
Ernest
Nellie Kothmann Leifeste
Fly Gap
Mason
Mason High School
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Harvey J. Turner
Harvey Jr
David
University of Texas
Harvey
Harvey, Sr
Florence Blake
David Turner
Krista
Midland
Sharon Turner
Trey Turner
Poteet
Todd Turner
Angela Turner
Austin
Tamara Turner
Cpt Doyle Turner
Cannon Afb
New Mexico
Ryan Turner
Robert Turner
Rodney D. Leifeste
Randy L. Leifeste
Fredericksburg
Glen E. Blake
Roswell
N.M
Angels’ of Home
Mother
Our Home
W. Wall
Texas
Mission Park North Funeral Home
Cherry Ridge
Malcolm Grainger
Castle Hills First Baptist Church
Blanco
Death notices from West Texas community list several obituaries
Kermit Myrtle Crouch at 92 dies after a long home life in Kermit. Services Thursday at Belvue Baptist Church. Survivors include husband Carl and son Royce. Odessa Louisa Davison 88, a homemaker, dies. Burial in Memory Gardens Hobbs. Don Doan 71 of Odessa dies. services Thursday. Surnames: Doan, Davison, Crouch across multiple towns. Saylor Elaine Rivas 18 days dies. Mass at Sacred Heart Church. Eva Olivas 59 of Odessa dies. services and rosary at Odessa Funeral Home Chapel. Consuelo Salgado 61 of Stanton dies. church services Thursday. Jim Spence 65 of Hobbs dies. services Thursday. Sylvia Wood 82 of Crane dies. burial in Crane County Cemetery.
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Myrtle Crouch
Kermit
Medical Center Hospital
Belvue Baptist Church
Bobby Braswell
Cooper Funeral Home
Idabel
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Carl Crouch
Royce Crouch
Marble Falls
Odessa
Louis Davison
San Antonio
Lela Brooks
Louisa House
Evanston
Wyo
Bertha Hallman
Alice Moore
Winfield, Kan
Funeral Directors Chapel
Rosehill Cemetery
Merkel
Frank W. Wilson
Neva Doan
Dianne Hesseltine
Spring
Steve Doan
Kevin Doan
Midland
Billy Dee Doan
Sis Chenault
Pecos
Saylor Rivas
Eva Olivas
Odessa Funeral Home Chapel
Francis Frey
Presidio
Rivas
Consuelo Salgado Stanton
Consuelo Salgado
Stanton
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Arturo Pestin
Ernie Sanchez
Stanton Memorial Funeral Home
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Alpine
Jose
Jim Spence Hobbs
N.M
Jim Spence
Hobbs
First United Methodist Church
J. Gorton Smith
Prairie Haven Memorial, Park
Griffin
Garza County
Janice
Spence
Hobbs, N.M
Craig Spence
Dallas
Jon
Cindy Carr
Jacksonville
Fla
Kim la’ Frantz
Merle Spence
Lubbock
Sylvia Wood Crane
Sylvia Wood
Crane
First Baptist Church
A.D. Kyle Jr
Crane County’ Cemetery
Shaffer-Nichols Funeral Home
Mineola
J.L. Thacker
Tyler
Bill’ Thacker
Alaska
Wickett school debate centers on keeping or closing campus
Residents and staff argue Wickett's small classes provide better education than Gensler. They cite higher test scores, teacher contact, and handling of problem students. Critics say money drives board decisions, noting a shop class cut while Gensler funds itself. The district weighs keeping Wickett open versus consolidation.
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Stevens
Gary Harbin
Wickett
Gensler
Harbin
Tipping
Graduation rescheduled for Pasadena high school seniors
Pasadena AP reports hundreds of students and families get a second graduation after a melee outside the field house kept many parents from the first ceremony. Police arrested the parents of one Sam Rayburn High School graduate. Letters were sent to 430 seniors offering another ceremony. Each senior had nine tickets for guests.
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Pasadena
Field House
Sam Rayburn
Arson fuels church rebuilding and race harmony in Greenville
In Greenville Texas arson destroyed the New Light House of Prayer and the Church of the Living God in June 1996. The rebuilt New Light House opened in May 1997 in a larger buff brick building with a day care center, financed by about 500000 in cash and similar value in donated goods and services. Community leaders say the tragedy helped unite black and white residents while major donors from Raytheon AT&T and Second Baptist Church of Houston contributed to the effort.
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Chester Thomas
New Light House of Prayer
Thomas
Texas
Church of the Living God
Wanda Jeffrey
Dallas
William Glenn
Northeast Texas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Glenn
Jasper
James Byrd Jr
Kelly Hall
Greenville Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred P Murrah Federal
Oklahoma City
Raytheon Corp
At&t
Second Baptist Church of Houston
Mark White
Light House
Light House of Prayer
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Reggie Olivas
Randy Olivas
Ronnie Olivas
Lisa Olivas
Rosalva Olivas
Rosanna Olivas
Manuel Calderon
Ramon Calderon
Abelardo Calderon
Aurora Villegas
Maria Prieto
Louis Salgado
Felix Salgado
Cruzy Salgado
Sara Bradley
Angelo
Sylvia Villa
Killeen
Elsie Mendoza
de Reyna
Louis Villava
New Jersey
Julio Villava
Cruz
Villava
Seminole
Gabriela Rodriguez
Monahans
E. Sth St
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Isale
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Ae Det Erstone Financial
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Joe Allbright
N. Grandview Odessa
Hollander Chiropractic
Hmo's & Ppo's & Group
Golden Rule Insurance Company
Fortis
OPBA
Suresh Gadasalli
Cohen Rer
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