Odessa Obituaries Violet Huffman and Alice Randolph
Two Odessa residents, Violet Huffman 83 and Alice Randolph 84, died in June 1999. Huffman, a seamstress, leaves a son and several nieces, with services at Hubbard Kelly Chapel and burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Randolph, a homemaker, is survived by daughters and grandchildren, with services at the Funeral Home Chapel and donations requested to Second Baptist Church.
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Death notices from Graham Monahans and Odessa
Notices list Dunagan Jose Lujan and Vulgamore and Sterling obituaries. Names include Dunagan of Graham and Olney, Lujan of Monahans, Vulgamore of Odessa, with service details, burial locations, birthplaces, survivors, and arranging funeral homes. Services dated June 17 1999 and related events occur in Graham Monahans Seminole and Odessa areas.
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