Dayton Bixler 75 Former Roswell Native Passes in Texas
Dayton Bixler 75 formerly of Roswell New Mexico died June 11 2024 in Lubbock Texas after moving there in 2018 for care He was born February 26 1949 in Tacoma Washington and served in the US Navy retiring as Chief Petty Officer in 1991 Survivors include daughter Laura son John granddaughter Kaili sister Sharon Grant and others A private family service will be held later Memorials to Hospice of Lubbock Wounded Warriors or a charity of choice.
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Dayton John Bixler
Roswell
New Mexico
Lubbock
Texas
Dayton
John and
Marie Bixler
Tacoma
Washington
Goddard High School
U.S. Navy
el Vado Lake
Louis L’amour
Max Brand
Johnny D. Boggs
Sharon
Marsha Trasp
Mary Anne Leck
David Bixler
Jonathan Bixler
Laura
John
Kaili
Glenda
Sharon Grant
Jean Villeneuve
Joell Jones
Karen Lowick
Chris Bixler
Retired AP reporter Hoyt Harwell dies at 93
Hoyt Garland Harwell longtime AP reporter who covered civil rights era Alabama events and the South died at 93 after a brief illness. He worked 42 years with AP in Atlanta Mobile and Birmingham retired in 1993 and mentored many journalists. He covered the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing aftermath and the 1988 West End School hostage siege in Tuscaloosa. He taught at UAB and Samford and was named to The 50 Legends of the Alabama Sports Writers Association.
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Hoyt Harwell
American South
Hoover
Ala
Hoyt Garland Harwell
Associated Press
Harwell
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Alabama
16Th Street Baptist Church
Freedom Riders
Tuscaloosa
West End Christian School
Hoyt
Rawls
Alabama Sports Writers Association
Shades Crest Baptist Church
University of Alabama At Birmingham
Samford University
Willie Mays Appreciation Honors Baseball’s Say Hey Kid
Longtime Giants great Willie Mays, famed for The Catch and 660 home runs, died at 93. tributes highlighted his five tool excellence, enduring joy, and impact from Harlem to San Francisco, with praise from Aaron Judge and Barack Obama.
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Willie Mays
Kid
San Francisco
Mays
Polo Grounds
New York City
Giants
New York
Willie
Hall of Fame
Leo Durocher
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Aaron Judge
Barack Obama
Terry Cashman
Mickey
the Duke
Mickey Mantle
Duke Snider
The
Treniers
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Vic Wertz
New York’s
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