Odessa Builder George Ray McGill Dies at 68
George Ray McGill born December 21, 1931 in Springer New Mexico died March 25 2000 at Medical Center Hospital Odessa after a life spanning 68 years He moved to Odessa in 1976 and founded McGill Construction He was a Korean War veteran and member of First Baptist Church of Odessa Survived by six children Raye Blumthal Julie Salsman Dan Rex Nancy and Keith plus four stepchildren and 25 grandchildren two great grandchildren and five brothers and three sisters Memorial service set for 2 pm Tuesday March 28 2000 at First Baptist Church Donations suggested to Southwest Transplant Foundation American Diabetes American Cancer Society or First Baptist Church Odessa
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George Ray McGill
Medical Center Hospital
Springer, N.M
George
McGill Construction
First Baptist Church of
Franklin McGill
Raye McGill Blumthal
Samantha, Ala
Julie K. Salsman
Springdale
Ark
Dan C. McGill
Rex W. McGill
Nancy G. McGill
Keith E. McGill
Fayetteville
Kathy Edgar
Plano
Buddy Franklin
Cedar Park
Matt Franklin
Leander
Craig Franklin
San Antonio
Howard
Don
Walter
Randy
Linda
Cheryl
Marie
Lannie
Drew Joseph McGill
First Baptist Church
Southwest Transplant Foundation
American Diabetes
American Cancer Society
Wright Odessa
Mary Bernice Wright
Northside Baptist Church
Clydell Chapman
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Frank W. Wilson
Boonsville
Miss
Oklahoma
Billy Wright
Ricky Wright
Philip Paul Wright
Harold Wright
Japan
Mary Ann Rodgers
Marilyn Kay Harper
Sharon Gay Courtney
Lubbock
Cleburn Dobbins
Oklahoma City
Kenneth Dobbins
Wynnewood
Okla
Dillard Dobbins Jr
Stratford
Carl Dobbins
Gladewater
Della Maddox
Eva Dobbins
Wynnewood, Okla
Death notices and survivors from Odessa area obituaries
Obituaries list Rosa Aguilar 25 2000 at Memorial Hospital Midland with mass at Upton County Park, burial Rankin Cemetery. Other notices: Alice Caywood 88 Odessa died March 24 2000, services at St. Luke's Methodist Church. Alan Dale McAfee 49 Odessa died March 26 2000, private services. Wesley Templeton 82 Robert Lee died March 25 2000, private services. Bobby Tidwell 54 Frisco died March 24 2000, burial Kermit Cemetery. Earlene Whitaker 82 Odessa died March 25 2000, graveside Sunset Memorial Gardens. Mary Bernice Wright 75 Odessa died March 26 2000, services at Northside Baptist Church. Imogene Seabolt 72 Odessa died March 26 2000, services pending. arr. multiple local funeral homes.
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Rosa Aguilar
Memorial Hospital and Medical Center
Midland
Upton County Park
Barry McLean
Rankin Cemetery
Richard W. Box
del Rio
Jose Aguilar
Nieves
Oklahoma City
Adolpho Aguilar
Tom Aguilar Jr
Odessa
Fred Aguilar
Crane
Sal
Alice Caywood
Alice Edna Caywood
Medical Center Hospital
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Don Caywood
Kevin Strempke
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Earlene Whitaker
Odessa Regional Hospital
Bruce Troy
Frank W. Wilson
Neosho
Imogene Seabolt
Sunset Memorial Funeral Home
Bush touts education plan at Central High amid desegregation memory
Bush argues for accountability via state administered tests and vouchers funded by federal Title I money. He frames education as a state responsibility while facing questions from his panel and Gore counterpoints. Bush visited Central High, site of desegregation crisis, and held fundraisers in Little Rock and West Palm Beach as Gore campaigned in Michigan and Texas.
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Arkansas
Clinton
Mike Huckabee
Nancy Rousseau
Pulaski Middle School
Rudolph Howard
Central High
Derrick Williams
Williams
Texas
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L’anse Creuse Middle School
Macomb
Mich
Gore
Orval Faubus
National Guard
Eisenhower
Guard
Bob Jones University
South Carolina
Bob Jones
George W. Bush
Chris Lehane
Little Rock
West Palm Beach
Houston
El Paso weighs two more detention facilities amid jobs fears
El Paso politicians float plans for two new detention facilities while arguing the move could aid the local economy and help house a growing prisoner population. Critics warn it could set a dangerous precedent and worsen unemployment stigma.
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Luis Sariiana
U.s.-Mexico
Huntsville
Pat Haggerty
Texas
Rogelio
Remembrance Held for Missing Opal Jennings in Saginaw
Neighbors gathered in Saginaw for a ceremony marking one year since Opal Jo Jennings vanished near her grandparent’s home. The event featured music, a planted crape myrtle, and hopeful remarks by her grandmother Audrey Sanderford who urges continued vigilance against danger to children.
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Saginaw
Opal Jo Jennings
Audrey Sanderford
Sanderford
Opal
The Frog Prince Returns After Dawn Kiss
In a tale twisted by a stepmother, Lily feeds a frog and promises constraints. The amphibian earns her trust, awakens as a prince at dawn, and asks for marriage after revealing he was cursed by a magician. The stepmother gloats, claiming credit for the match.
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Texas Criminal Justice Policy Council
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