Sonny Anderson obituary in Odessa Texas notes
Wilford Sonny Anderson of Odessa died Saturday May 5 2007 at Regency Hospital. Born June 9 1936 in Hammond Oklahoma to W W and Inez Anderson, he married Mary Lou Dempsey June 23 1959 in Odessa. A longtime church member, he worked at Fox Thriftways Crane Tower Food Odessa and City of Odessa Building Services before retiring. Survived by wife Mary Lou, son Scott with Lisa, daughter Barbara Rodriguez and Rick, sisters LaQuita Hicks Ruth Graves Gail Eppler, brother-in-law Harlan Dempsey, grandson Trevor and many nieces and nephews. Visitation May 8, services May 9 at Sherwood Church of Christ, burial at Ector County Cemetery.
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Odessa Wilford
Sonny” ‘Anderson
Lord
Regency Hospital
Odessa
W. W
Inez (Clevenger) Anderson
Hammond
Mary Low Dempsey
Sherwood Church of Christ
Odessa High School
Fox Thriftways
Crane
Tower Food Market
Everybody's
City of
George Anderson
Mary Lou “Anderson ofOdessa
Scott Anderson
Lisa
Barbara ‘Anderson Rodriguez
Rick
LaQuita Hicks
Charles
Brownwood
Ruth Graves
Gail Eppler
Harlan
Janice Dempsey
San Angelo
Trevor
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Lynn
Ector County
R. J. Patel
M.C. Parekh
Sonny
Medical Center
Regency Hospitals
Hubburg-Kelly Funeral Home
Blanche Marjorie Larson Harvey obituary blends memory and faith
Blanche Marjorie Larson Harvey of Harvey Louisiana died May 5 2007 after a long life marked by church real estate Geophysical Society and PEO membership and a joyful 5 pm happy hour. She is survived by three children Dana Christine Kevin Wayne and Richard Kenneth and grandchildren Justin Richards Jessica Anne and sister Louise Durr. Funeral services are May 9 2007 at St Philip Episcopal Church New Orleans with a wake May 8 at Mothe Funeral Home Harvey.
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The
Geophysical Society
PEO
Midland
Texas
Dana
Blanche
Mothe Funeral Home
Westbank Expressway
Harvey
St. Philips Episcopal Church
Aurora Dr
New Orleans
Morrison Dyar Oakley SA
Morrison Dyar Oakley age 91 died Saturday May 5 2007 in Midland born February 5 1916 to J C and Myrtle Oakley in Weatherford Texas he served in the US Air Force during World War II as bombardier navigator flying 43 missions in England North Africa Sicily Italy and Sardinia awarded Silver Star Air Medal Flying Cross Purple Heart He married Ethelda May in Brownfield Texas on March 21 1946 later worked for Hughes Tool and co owned Bell Specialties He was active in First Presbyterian Church Odessa a 32nd Degree Mason Shrine Suez Temple Royal Order of Jesters Petroleum Pioneer and Odessa Country Club Surviving are his wife daughters Jo Stone Dallas Rebecca Ludwick St Louis sister and five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Services at 2 00 p m Monday May 7 2007 at First Presbyterian Church Odessa Rev Nora Fitch officiating burial at Brownfield Cemetery Brownfield Texas entrusted to
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Morrison
Dyar Stalkc
Midland
J. C. and
Myrtle Oakley
Weatherford
438Th
319Th
England
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Sardina
Ethelda May
Brownfield
Kbtephenville
Hugh’s Tool
Bell Specialties
First Presbyterian Church
Shrine
Suez Temple
Royal Order Jesters
Odessa Country Club
Ethelda Oakley
Jo Stone
Dallas
Rebecca Ludwick
David
St. Louis
Kip Stone
Bonnie
Tim Stone
Rob Ludwick
Caleb Ludwick
Rebecca’ Ludwick
Nora Fitch
Brownfield Cemetery
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Genève Routh Vick obituary in Alpine Texas
Geneva Routh Vick 55 died May 3 2007 in Alpine Texas while visiting her daughter. Born December 16 1951 in Odessa she lived in Universal City. Survived by two children, brother, sister, niece and nephews. Memorial services in Alpine are pending after cremation.
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Alpine Geneva Routh Vick
Alpine
Texas
Geneva
Odessa
Universal City
Harald
Emma Routh
Permian High School
Southwestern Bell
At&t
Travis Bond
Andrea Vick Roach
Christopher
Robert Routh
Richland Hills
Sandra Routh Stalik
Tom
Charles Williford
Elisa
Sarah’ Cecil
Kelly
Amy Routh
Fort Worth
Flooded Ector County faces flood damage and possible disaster
Ector County Judge Susan Redford said 100 residents reported flood damage in a week long damage reporting window. Precinct 1 Commissioner Freddie Gardner noted heavy damage in western and northern areas, runoff worsened by Odessa expansion, and ponds near Johnson Ranch helped mitigate flooding. Officials expect a Perry office visit to Odessa to assess and possible state disaster declaration. The county library and other buildings have been cleared of water and debris removal continues.
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Hernandez
the Nations Ministries
Ector County
Susan Redford
Precinct 1
Freddie Gardner
Far West
Eetor County
Redford
Gardner
Odessa
Monahans
West Odessa
Johnson Ranch
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Blanche Marjorie Mertz Larson
Morrison Dyar Oakley
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Temere
Progia
Routh Vick
DR Smith
J. Scott Smith, M.D
Odessa American
Stones
E. 4Th St
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