Obituaries Chronicle Multiple Dignitaries in Texas: Stella Kirkland and Others
Stella Kirkland 74 died Oct 18 2005 in Amarillo. Funeral Oct 20 Shamrock Calvary Christian Fellowship with Rev. Jernigan. buried Shamrock Cemetery. Survived by four daughters five sisters 12 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren. Mack Don Mack Boyett 52 died Oct 18 2005 Amarillo. Memorial Oct 19 Cox Funeral Home Benton Chapel. survived by four children and two brothers. Mary Anna Walters 80 died Oct 18 2005 Amarillo. Funeral Oct 22 Chaparral Hills Baptist Church. burial Llano Cemetery East. Survivors include two daughters six grandchildren five great grandchildren. Memorial gifts to Hospice Care of the Southwest and Amarillo College Foundation.
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Stella Kirkland
Amarillo
Calvary Christian Fellowship
Shamrock
Joe G. Jernigan
Shamrock Cemetery
Wright Funeral
Stella
Wellington
Carl Rufus
Mattie Duff Jolley Yarbrough
Billy Eugene Kirkland
Pat Whitworth
Dalton Ray Kirkland
Gaylton
Tracy Kirkland
Dayton
Melody Kirkland
Lillian
Larry Don Hall
Oklahoma City
Tressie
Johnnie Sanders
Loveland, CO
Ruby
Max Kellison
Lefors
Shirley
Jack Harris
Branson
Buddie Yarbrough
Como
Doris Kirkland
Ruby Teer
Mt. Vernon
Bessie Calvary
Wills Points
Trula Davenport
Grand Prairie
Ruth Love
Monrow
Odyssey Healthcare
Evans
Mackey
Don “Mack” Boyett
Cox Funeral Home
Benton Chapel
Mark Urquhart
Southwest
Mack
Palo Duro High School
Navy
Dallas Cowboys
Oklahoma Sooners
Mack Boyett
Patsy Boyett-Kilmer
Brian Grenio
Colony
Bradley Boyett
Katrina
Brandon Boyett
Suzanne Boyett
Randy Boyett
Kevin Boyett
Abbeville
Dorothy McGill
May Long
Dumas
Don Baird
Odessa
Gene Baird
Kerriville
Coulter St
Suite 3
Chaparral Hills Baptist Church
Alan Burkhalter
Llano Cemetery East
Walters
Hollis
Thomas J. Walters
Amarillo College
Lynn
Salt Fork
Goodnight
Tom H. Walters
Mary M. Marshall
Scotts Valley
Theresa Eddleman
Claude
Yvonne Brewer
Jonnie Rowan
Amarillo College Foundation
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Ray Palermo
Response Insurance
Halloween Driving Safety Tips From Texas Extension
Terri Miller of Texas Cooperative Extension urges Halloween drivers to plan ahead and designate sober drivers. Tips include not driving after drinking, using safeties like cabs or designated drivers, and ensuring guests leave with sober drivers. Miller cites 2004 alcohol related highway deaths and urges caution to prevent tragedies this season.
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Terri Miller
Texas Cooperative Extension
Miller
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Texas
Informatin
Extension
Family and Consumer Sciences
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