Remembering Hazel Racine Sanford 1956 2013 in Leggett
Hazel Racine Sanford 57 of Leggett died July 23 2013 in Leggett. Born February 16 1956 in Houston she was preceded in death by her parents and sister Frankie Thomas. Survived by daughter Amina Kazi and Khalid of Pakistan and siblings many relatives. Services July 27 Cochran Funeral Home Livingston with Rev. Fred Huff officiating. Interment Jones Prairie Cemetery Leggett.
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Fern Brow
Harold
Livingston
Dorothy Watson
Floyd
Porter
Cindy Williams
James
Leggett
Cochran Funeral Home
Fred Huff
Jones Prairie
Cochranfh. Com
Sandra Jean Machen
Cuero
Edwin Henry Nagel
Edna Caroline Krueger
League City
Ken Machen
David Machen
Bettina Schtheiss
Jena
Germany
Dan Machen
Louisa
Meyersville
Doug Machen
Laurel
Denise Laffey
Charles Nagel
Kathleen Nagel Benfield
Sandra
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Silas
Noah
Elias
Shannon
Sarah
Bryce
Cade
Cale
Lyssa
Riley
Laney
Patricia Ann Moldenhauer obituary lifetimes of Onalaska family
Patricia Ann Moldenhauer 60 of Onalaska died July 25 2013 at home. Funeral services for burial at Farley Chapel Cemetery Shepherd will be held July 28 2013 at 2 p.m. Rev Darrell McAdams officiating. Survived by husband Paul Moldenhauer of Onalaska parents Lee R and Annie Lee Pippin sons Kenneth Graber Clifton Graber Johnny Mikel all of Onalaska Jessieca Annie Graber and Angela Graber grandchildren Kennie Dustin Robert Colton Kayden great grandchildren brother Sonny Pippin sisters Evie McDaniel Joyce Pippin and many friends. Cochran Funeral Home in charge. Online register at cochranfh com.
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Rodney
Billy C. Dove Sr
Margie McIntosh Dove
Laura Dove
Livingston
Billy C Dove Jr
Gail M. Dove
Shepherd
Kimberly Dove Daniel
Mike Daniel
Conroe
Tracy Dove Laux
Doug Laux
Longview
Tori Maricelli
Bascomb
Bettye Dove
Coldspring
San Jacinto High Rollers Motorcycle Club
Hank Keller
Ronnie Long
Jeremy Munnerlyn
Billy C. Dove III
Elmer May
Jeff Ruperburg
Deck Emmons
Cochran Funeral Home
Jonesville
Huntington
Cochransh
Patricia Ann Moldenhauer
Onalaska
Farley Chapel
Darrell McAdams
Patricia
Houston
Lee R. Pippin
Annie Lee Pippin
Paul Frederick Moldenhauer
Paul Moldenhauer
Lee R
Annie “Lee” Pippin
Kenneth Lynn Garber
Clifton Lynn Graber
Paris
Texas
Johnny Lee Mikel
Jessieca Annie Lee Mikel
Kennie Allen Graber
Dustin Wayne Graber
Robert Graber
Colton Sherman
Louisiana
Kayden Lee Mikel
Angela Graber
Sonny Pippin
Evie McDaniel
Joyce Pippin
John Pippin
Junior Graber
Cochranfh.com
Smith v Allwright and NASA milestones recall Texas civil rights era
The record recounts Lonnie E. Smith, an African American dentist denied a ballot in Harris County’s white primary, the ensuing federal suit, and the 1944 Supreme Court reversal in Smith v Allwright. It also notes the 1958 NASA act, Kennedy’s moon goal, and the 1963 opening of the Manned Space Center later renamed Johnson Space Center.
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Harris County
Lonnie E. Smith
Smith
Yoakum
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Cain
Eisenhower
NASA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Act
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Clear Lake
Texas
Albert Thomas
Manned Space Center
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Michelle Joy Suarez dies at 43 in Goodrich
Michelle Joy Suarez 43 of Goodrich died July 24 2013 in Goodrich. Born June 10 1970 in Patterson New Jersey to Bob Jaworski and Kathleen Kiernan Kramer. Survived by husband Frank Suarez two daughters Kaitlin Jaworski Jacqueline Davis mother Kathleen Kramer father Bob Jaworski two brothers Thomas Jaworski Chris Jaworski and many relatives. Memorial services July 27 at First Baptist Church Goodrich Rev Tom Owens officiating. Cochran Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Online guestbook at cochranfh com.
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Bob Kramer
Bob Jaworski
Thomas Jaworski
Chris Jaworski
First Baptist Church
Goodrich
Tom Owens
Cochran Funeral Home
Cochranfh
Frontier Times: One Man’s Labor Of Love On The Old West
J Marvin Hunter launched Frontier Times in October 1923 in Bandera Texas to preserve frontier memory. The one man operation featured editorials, reminiscences and scarce book excerpts, attracting dedicated readers and leading libraries.
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Frontier Times
J. Marvin Hunter
Hunter
New the
John Coffee Hays
Bandera
West Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Bandera New Era
Bandera Bulletin
Hunter’s Magazine
Houston Chronicle
Hunter's Magazine
Hunter’s Frontier Magazine
Houston
J. Marvin Hunter Jr
The
Hunters
Austin
Joe Austell Small
True West
Small’s
Small
Hunter’s
West House
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Hazel Racine
Rodney Kent Dove
Lubbock
Reese Air Force Base
Polk County
Sheryl Sumner
Sheryl
Rhode Island
Angelina Junior College
Lufkin
United Ambulance Service
Clifton Labbe
S.V.D
Silas Switheiss
Scott Benfield
Mike Rees
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Pace Funeral Home
Pacefuneral.com
March For Justice
Santos Rodriguez
Dallas
Rodriguez
Darrell Cain
Michelle Joy Suarez
Mike Cox
Texas Tales
Burke Center
East Texas
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