Obituary for Mitch Mitchell of Cleburne and Odessa oilman
Mitch Mitchell 88 of Cleburne died Oct 21 2002 at Town Hall Estates Keene Texas born Sept 8 1914 in Deep Creek near Albany raised in Albany he served as a First Lieutenant in World War II in the Army Medical Corp later lived in Odessa worked in the oilfield for over 45 years with Clay Newell Big West Cactus and Gene Sledge among others survived by two children Clay Randy Mitchell and Paula Sandy Martell three grandchildren three step grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews viewing Oct 25 2002 at Memorial Services Odessa burial Sunset Memorial Gardens Funeral services Oct 26 2002 officiated by Brother Wayne Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Richmond
Mitch) Mitchell
Cleburne
Town Hall Estates
Keene
Texas
Deep Creek
Albany
Mitchell
Mitch
Army Medical Corp
Pauline Searcy
Clay Newell
Big West Drilling
Cactus Drilling
Gene Sledge Drilling
Gene Sledge
Clay
Randy) Mitchell
Pauline
O.J. Mitchell
Georgia (Anderson) Mitchell
Pauline Mitchell
Buster
Bob
Audie
Bitty
Delores
Gertrude
Paula
Sandy) Martell
Tera Nicole Mitchell
Michael Dale McDonald
Brittney Marie Mitchell
Joshua Aaron Cofer
Ami Janae Cofer
Jonah Nathaniel Cofer
Wayne Shelton
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Rhythm Band Blends Rock Funk With Brass
A five member group described as a Christian pop act adds trumpet and trombone to its lineup, blending rock, funk, and rhythm and blues. The Scott brothers, sons of a Baptist minister, formed the band in 1991. Fliers have circulated in area churches and youth groups. For info call 366 8866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scott Brothers
Children of
Protesters Blocked From Bush Ranch Visit at Crawford
About four busloads of protesters from several groups reached Crawford on the winding road to the Bush ranch but were stopped seven miles away by police. They delivered a letter about economic conditions and returned to their buses without arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidwell
Associated Press
Crawford
Ivy Pate
Jiang Zemin
Bush Ranch
Citywide cleanup kicks off in Odessa this Saturday
Almost a thousand volunteers from Keep Odessa Beautiful will swarm littered lots and streets in two citywide cleanups. The event begins at 9 a.m. and concludes around noon with a trash-bash picnic at ATPB Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
KOB
Rosie Lopez
Lopez
Atpb Park
Pa 191
East Loop
Grant Ballard Advocates Integrated Computer Resources
Grant Ballard said the district aims to keep computers from being standalone and seeks a unified approach with University of North Texas and Classroom Ownect online resources provider. Norwood noted the district was one of two in the state chosen to receive a Discovery Grant but did not yet know the grant amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Texas and
Classroom
Ownect
Norwood
Odessa Obituary Summary Incomplete Death Notices
Odessa notices report the deaths of Juanita Salmon 84 of Odessa and Dorothy Irene Harrison 76 of Odessa with service details. Juanita born in Fort Stockton and Dorothy with multiple relatives listed accompany funeral plans and cemetery burials in local churches and funeral homes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond B
Pee Eas Bushart
Artesy Pho
Rhythm
Ector Theater
Audio Adrenaline
Salvador
Bush
Wwwoacs
Salvation Thrift Stores
Sean
Salvation Army
Central Boys Club
42Nd Ress
Betor Co. Coliseum
Spm
City of Odessa Solid Waste Department
Neighborhood Development Services Department
Floyd Gwin Park
County Road West
UTPB
Grant
Ballard
Nortices
Juanita Salmon
Deering Nursing Home
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Martinez Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Fort Stockton
John Lucido
Heritage Funeral Chapel
Monahans Memorial Cemetery
Heritage Funeral Home
Barstow
Emma Aurora Carrasco
Monahans
Dorothy Harrison
Dorothy Irene Harrison
Medical Center Hospital
Bethany Christian Church
Robert
Earl Harrison
Olahene
Cricket) Harrison
Lexington
Cloyd Orrin Laughlin
Great Bend
Kan
Miatjorie Lois Laughlin Scott
Mountain Home
Ark
Jerry Caddel
Jete
Caddel
Ector
Ine
Southwest Heritage
Midland Counties
John Ben Sheppard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!