Jack A Blair obituary outlines life and survivors
Jack A Blair born March 15 1927 in Carter County Oklahoma moved to California in 1946 and worked as a day leader for over 50 years. He died September 25 2010 leaving wife Betty daughters Barbara White Margaret Stephens Judy Knight and others, nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Services information available from Peters Funeral Home in Wasco California.
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Jack A. Blair
Carter County
Oklo
California
Jack
Betty
Barbara White
Robert Blair
Donna
Shafter
Calif
Margaret Stephens
Don
Wasco
Judy Knight
Husband &B
Coy Blair
Peters Funeral Home
Freeman, Bette Bernice Watson Freeman obituary
Bette Bernice Watson Freeman, 81, longtime pastor's wife and evangelist from Shafter, died Sept 30, 2010 after a 16 month battle with a lung disease. She and her husband Rev. Gene Freeman served churches and congregations across the Valley for decades, continuing a 40 year ministry of mailing birthday notices and outreach.
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Watson Freeman
the People’s Church
Shafter
Bette Freeman
Gene Freeman
Gene
Bette
Faithful birthday card sender cherished by many in life
Bette Freeman, living in Shafter, was known for mailing 600 to 800 birthday cards yearly from her hospital bed. Survived by four sons Stacey, Winn, Damon, and Aaron (predeceased). daughter-in-law Rhonda. siblings across several states. numerous grandchildren and greats. Graveside services Oct 8, 2010 in Arvin, with a 1 p.m. fellowship at The Park Place in Shafter. Palma/Memorials requested via 700 S. Shafter Ave.
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Freeman
Jesus
Bet
Marlene
Rabbit
Bakersfield
Beverlee
Bob Heiszler
Ton
H. Gene Freeman
Leo Richards
Donald Richards
Richard
Dickie) Richards
Jacquelyn
Tookie) Block
Delores
Jeanie) Brown
Sheryl Brown
Bette
S. Shafter Ave
Shafter
Arvin
S. Vineland Rd
Tom Baker
Park Place
Fresno Ave
Gertrude Wheeler
Calif
Gertrude
Mineral Springs
Ark
Andy Rollins
Tempe
Ariz
Jim Wehunt
Tom Wehunt
Las Vegas
Nev
Sue Cassady
Nashville
Jackie Henderson
Keller
Texas
Pauline McKnight
Denton
Pat
Us By Barbara Prickett Craig And how was your week
Barbara Prickett Craig writes about a busy week renovating a kitchen and planning on cabinet purchases. Family visits include brother in law Burt Richards and his sons Richard Bran Holliman bear hunting in Idaho. Brenda is baptized and heads to Atlanta for schooling while Sam and others share a joyful day. Weather hints at a cooler trend as the week ends.
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Brenda
Burt
Richard
Bran Holliman
Kevin
Idaho
Richards
Iva Mae
Brian
Idanell
Sam
Atlanta
Pastors Pulpit: Benefits of Small Group Involvement
A pastor urges joining small groups to deepen faith through shared Bible study, prayer, and mutual support. Groups of couples, men, and students foster closer relationships, collective insight, and shared burdens, inviting spiritual growth in Christ.
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God
Christ
Community lunch reservations advised with weekly menu
Reservations are required one day in advance for meals served at 11 45 a m in Shafter and Wasco. Seniors 60 and over may donate 2 while under 60 pay 5. Under 60 not required but welcome. Call numbers for Wasco and Shafter to reserve with menu dates from Oct 6 to Oct 13 including dishes and beverages.
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Shafter
Wasco
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Bette Bernice
Jorge Vargas
Jorge Vargas, Jr
Irene
Gracian
Jorge Vargas Sr
Shafter High School
Jorge
Rosie
Ale
Stuart
Victor
Natalie
St. Therese’s Catholic
Golden ValleyMemorialCare.com
Barbara Prickett Craig
Pat Coyle
Shafter Mennonite Brethren
Reed Print Inc
The
California Newspaper Publishers As
Shafter Press
East Lerdo Highway
Reed Print, Inc
Aldrin Ct
Congress
P.O. Box 1600
Frank W. Reed
Donald L. Reed
Alexis Stokes
Diane Givens
East
Lerdo Highway
Shafterpress
Earthlink
Happy Hour
NFL
Jon Dooley
Nan
Commercial & Residential
Sean Mellon
Shafter Transmission & Smog Inc
Pacific Coast Tire
E. Lerdo Hwy
Ain
Dave
Turkey
Ustomers’ First
R.V
South Elm St. Shafter
General Headquarters
Shafterministora
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