Obituaries for Donna McKinney Noble Snyder and Reta Wade
Odessa area obituaries note Donna McKinney Noble Snyder 50 of Odessa died October 5 2000 at home after a career in education including ECISD DC and Permian High School and publishing a microcomputer textbook. She is survived by husband Richard Snyder Jr three children and brothers and sisters. Services at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Also Reta Mae Wade 74 of Odessa died October 5 2000 at Medical Center Hospital with services at Sixth & Jackson Church of Christ. Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. survivors include two sons and four grandchildren. Burial arrangements by Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home.
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Odessa
Donna McKinney Noble Snyder
Donna
Slaton
Denver City High School
West Texas State University
Texas Tech University
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
Richard James Snyder Jr
Lubbock
Odessa College
Permian High School
Permian
Ector County Independent School
Snyder
ECISD
Morgan and
Frances Noble
Denver City
Richard Alexander
Jennifer Lee
Sara Charisa
Mike Nobile
Carlotta
Scottsdale
Afriz
Terry Noble
Paula
Plano
Alton McKinney
Joy
Midland
Laura Lee Noble Barnard
Richard
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cheryl Homsher
Steve Vore
Frank W. Wilson
Wilsonfuneral.com
Reta Mae Wade
Sixth & Jackson Church of Christ
Roy Smalling
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Woman’s Fire Auxiliary
Russell W. Wade
Vernell Vanzant
Enid Allison
Darrell Craig Wade
Kay
Russell Dale Wade
B.J
la Grange
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Dorothy M. Palmour
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard-Kelly Chapel
Bill Stroud
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Stanton
Billy Palmour
Charles Palmour
Terry Palmour
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Odessa Funeral
Elva Sabia
Houston
Marina
Rojero
Yolanda Rodriguez
Cathy Lopez
Fidel Dutchover
Carlsbad
N.M
Frank Dutchover
Alberto Dutchover
Pomona
Calif
Beatrice Aguirre
Maggie Campos
Death notices span Monahans Sweetwater and Odessa figures
Suzi Blair 46 of Monahans civic leader and Monahans Main Street manager died Oct 4 2000. Memorial at First United Methodist Church 4:30 p.m. Survivors include husband Raymond Blair and two sons. Vera M Ellison 90 of Sweetwater retired PPI employee died Oct 4 2000. Services 10 a.m. at Broadway Baptist Church burial Gardens of Memories. Survivors include sons Welton and Edwin, sister Maggie Hilburn, seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Odessa notices include Lillian M Franklin 82 William Newt Locklar 100 Dorothy M Palmour 77 and Aida Dutchover Rojero 63 with details of birthplaces, relatives, and funeral arrangements.
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Suzi Blair
Ward County
First United Methodist Church
Stephen Swisher
Harkey Funeral Home
el Paso
Raymond Blair
Matthew Blair
Patrick Blair
Monahan
Sweetwater
Vera M. Ellison
PPI. Co
Broadway Baptist Church
Lynden Hix
Orvel Brantley
Gardens of Memories
Cate Spencer
Trent Funeral Home
Comanche
Welton Ellison
Edwin Ellison
Maggie Hilburn
Bobby Mize
Odessa
Peter Mize
Lillian M. Franklin
Midland
Terrace West Nursing Center
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Steve Trout
Sunset Memorial Funeral Home
Henryetta
Sarah
Sally” Franklin
Marian Cobb
Austin
William “Newt” Locklar
Ellis Funeral Home
Carl
Aida Dutchover Rojero
Medical Center Hospital
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Port Arthur High Students Walk Out Over No Air Conditioning
Students at Thomas Jefferson High School in Port Arthur protested four days of heat as the air conditioning failed. Classes were canceled to allow maintenance, with three new units ordered and a temporary cooling option planned. Police said one youth was arrested for trying to set a trash can on fire. officials urge not to repeat such actions.
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Port Arthur
Thomas Jefferson High School
Billy Young
Janet Cline
Port Arthur Independent School
The
Chad Hogan
Byron Posey
Cline
Terence Gage
Stephanie Rhodes
Entergy gives $1 million to Foundation for the Mid-South
Entergy Corporation donated one million dollars to the Foundation for the Mid-South to support regional programs over four years. Wayne Leonard announced the gift at a Jackson news conference, noting the foundation's work in economic development education and family programs across Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana.
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Entergy Corporation
Foundation
Mid-South
Entergy
Wayne Leonard
Jackson
the Foundation For the
Mid- South
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
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