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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2005
Page
12
Obituary notices list Robert Lee Patricia Brasuel Gerald and family. Bill Donohoo Alpine. Annie Dushane Grapevine. Lee Wayne Hardin Denver City. Jesus Rodriguez Munoz Odessa. Jean Oden Andrews. Robert Seglem Odessa. Details include birthplaces burial sites services dates and survivor names. Arrangements are by local funeral homes.
Melba Slaton Bassett 86 of Odessa died March 16. Born April 13, 1918 in Colorado City to George D. and Allie Slaton she attended Texas Women's University and earned a Home Economics degree. She and husband A C Bassett raised two sons and supported arts, education, and charity locally.
Obituary notes the death of a spouse identified as A C Bassett and lists surviving son Don A Bassett and son Billy G Bassett with spouse Sheilagh, grandchildren Bo and Keri, Blake and Meg, Blake in Fort Worth, Erin and Paige in Fort Worth, and great grandchildren Zachary Caroline Ellie. A memorial service is set for 11 a.m. Saturday March 19 at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Nora Fitch officiating. Memorials may be directed to Foundation. Services entrusted to local funeral providers.
Alma Sue Hall died March 15 2005 after a life in Imperial and Redmond Oregon born November 17 1941 in Okmulgee County Oklahoma to Lester and Elvira Conner survived by husband Billy Jack Hall daughter Jacqueline Williams brother Therman Conner granddaughter Elisabeth Williams and a sister Dorothy McDowell She lived in Redmond from 1970 to 1994 returning to Imperial where she resided until death Services will be 1 pm Saturday at Assembly of God Imperial with Dean Duckett officiating Burial at Imperial Cemetery Heritage Funeral Home of Monahans
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