Thomas Patrick Byers obituary services in Wimberley
Funeral services for Thomas Patrick Byers age 82 were held at the Church of Christ in Wimberley on September 3 1993 with interment in Wimberley Cemetery. He died August 30 1993 and was a longtime Exxon employee. He is survived by his sons W P Byers and Roger Byers and daughters Marcia Griffin Berta Wilkerson Charlott Stanley, plus brothers and sisters and many grandchildren. Arrangements by Thomason Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Patrick Byers
Church of Christ In
Wimberley
Thomas
Exxon Company
Helen Sutterfield Byers
W.P
Mary Sue Byers
Austin
Roger
Diana Byers
San Antonio
Marcia Griffin
San Mar
Leslie Byers
Allison Byers
Thomason Funeral Home
Engager Acker BohotEngagement in Fischer Texas
Dawn Grace Acker of Wim berley Texas and Kenneth Wayne Bohot of Wimberley announce their engagement to be married. Dawn is the daughter of Leslie and Beverly Acker of Midland and a 1987 Midland High School graduate who works for Texas Lehigh Cement in Buda. Kenneth is the son of Eunice and George Bohot of Wimberley and a graduate of Jack C Hays High School employed by GTE Telephone. The wedding is set for October 16 1993 at Fischer Hall with Reverend Fletcher Pool officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Grace Acker
Wimberley
Texas
Kenneth Wayne Bohot
Dawn Acker
Leslie Acker
Beverly Acker
Midland
Dawn
Midland High School
Midland Community College
Austin Community College
Texas Lehigh Cement
Buda
Kenneth Bohot
Eunice
George Bohot
Kenneth
Jack C. Hays
GTE Telephone Company
Fischer Hall
Fischer, Texas
Fletcher Pool
Engagement of Rachael Murphy to Eric Lambright
Mr and Mrs Pat Murphy of Wimberley Texas announce the engagement of their daughter Rachael Murphy to Eric G Lambright. The couple plans a mid October wedding at the Chapel in the Hills in Wimberley. Rachael is a 1989 Wimberley High grad with paralegal certification. Eric is a graduate of Dripping Springs High School and Southwest Texas State University in Graphic Design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Murphy
Wimberley
Texas
Rachael Murphy
Eric G. Lambright
Hills
Rachael
Wimberley High
Eric
Dripping Springs
Southwest Texas State University
Uzziah King of Judah Built War Engines and Pride Fell
Uzziah became king at sixteen and ruled fifty two years in Jerusalem. He defeated foes, built towers, gathered an elite army, and his engines of war shot arrows from towers. Pride led to unfaithfulness to God, rage against priests, and leprosy. He died a leper and was buried apart from kings.
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Joann Loughlin
Judah
Jerusalem
Uzziah
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Engager Acker
Bohot
Engay Meke Murphy
Lambright
Wimberley Dance Studio
Carousel Park
Kitty Nichols
Min. Plaza P.O
Kathy
Boyle
Scott, Harold & Della
Vane Pricing
Burger Barn
Wimberley Visitor's Center
Vu Wemberley
Church of
Assembly of God
First Assembly of God
First Baptist Church
Bennie Craver
Qld
Kyle Road
NicRe
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George Tzanakas
Ranch Road
the Christian Church
George Simms
Churci of
Christ
Church of Christ
Churcu of Christ
Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Hutchinson Street
San Marcos
Wimberley Square
The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Suncrest
Episcopal
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
G. M. Mac Keeble
Fort Gospel
Living Water Church
First Christian Church
Trinity Chapel
Full Gospel
Green Acres Road
Uenele
Chapel In the Hills
Milam Brantley
Uber
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Spoke Hill Drive
Deborah Conrad
Methodist
Wimberley United Methodist Church
Jay Fletcher Pool
Corner
Wimberley Presbyterian Church
Conway T. Wharton Jr
Unity Church
Unity Center of Practical Christianity
W. San Antonio Sunday Service
Gloria Kamer Cox
Unitarian Universalist
Wimsercey Assembly of
Goo
R.R
Ozona Bank
Senior Citizens Center
Don Linder
St. Stephen's School
P.O. Box
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