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Beverly Ann
Stroup Willis '55
Boyd,
Texas - Beverly Ann Stroup Willis
departed this life on Wednesday, April
6, 2022, in Weatherford, Texas, at the
age of 84 years.
Memorial service: 12 p.m. Tuesday, April
12, 2022, in Mount Olivet Chapel.
Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Mount
Olivet.
Beverly was born at home in Fort Worth,
Texas, on Dec. 3, 1937, to Johnnie
William and Viola Mae Stroup.
Beverly was predeceased by her parents;
and by her beloved husband, Orville Earl
Willis.
She is survived by her two sisters, Jean
Stroup and Joyce Kostelnik (Nick); her
four children, Vicki Willis Ross, Tamara
Allen (John), Steve Willis (Shelley) and
Tim Willis (Angela); thirteen
grandchildren; and seven
great-grandchildren.
A gifted musician and teacher, she left
a legacy of music to numerous students,
church members and friends.
Published
by Star-Telegram on Apr. 10, 2022 |

Billy Jack
Proctor '58
Hurst,
Texas - Billy Jack Proctor, 82, a
retired Railroad Conductor, died 31
March 2022. He was at his home in Hurst,
TX after a well-fought battle with
cancer, and surrounded with love by his
family.
Bill was born December 10, 1939, in his
parents' home in Bridgeport, TX. He
attended schools in Bridgeport and
Haltom City, TX; he graduated from Amon
G. Carter High in 1958. After his
graduation that June, he hired on with
the Rock Island Railroad. He worked for
the Rock Island and with the several
rail-lines that ran the former Rock
Island, until it was acquired by the
Union Pacific. He was employed by Union
Pacific until retirement in October
2003. In September 2004, he began
working as an independent contractor for
A&L Imports, picking up and delivering
cars all over the country. He retired
from that vocation in December 2010.
Billy Jack Proctor and Flora LuRee
Conners wed on February 20, 1960, in
Bridgeport, TX. After living in Fort
Worth for a while, they moved to Hurst
in 1963. Bill was a member of Legacy
Church of Christ. He was baptized by
Merval A. "Doc" Sparks in Tillamook, OR
in August 1965.
Bill was preceded in death by his
parents, Kossie Buckner "Boe" Proctor
and Evelyn Ruth [Robinson] Proctor, and
his brothers, Jimmie Lee and David Alan
Proctor.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years,
LuRee; daughter Gina Marie Jeffries and
husband John; son Richard Andrew Proctor
and wife "Loni" Madelon. His loving
grandchildren are Joshua Michael
Steinhauer; Justin DeForrest Jeffries;
Emily Madelon, Abigail Rebekah, Samantha
Jayne, and Caroline Billye Proctor. He
is also survived by nieces Kala Arguello
and Hillary Proctor, and nephew Jason
Proctor.
The viewing will be held 6-8pm Tuesday,
April 5 at Lucas Funeral Home: 1321
Precinct Line Road, Hurst, TX 76053.
Services are at 11:30am Wednesday, April
6 at Legacy Church of Christ: 8801 Mid
Cities Blvd. North Richland Hills, TX
76182. Graveside service will be at the
West Side Cemetery in Bridgeport, TX at
3:30pm
Published by Star-Telegram on Apr. 3,
2022. |

John Vinson Roach
II '57
Fort
Worth, Texas - John Vinson Roach II
passed away peacefully early Sunday
morning, March 20, surrounded by family.
He was 83.
Family and friends will gather from 5 to
7 pm Thursday in the Great Room at
Robertson Mueller Harper. A Celebration
of His Life will be held at 3 pm Friday
in the Sanctuary at University Christian
Church, 2720 S. University Drive. He
will be laid to rest privately in
Greenwood Memorial Park.
John was born in Stamford, TX, the son
of a small-town grocer and a dedicated
nurse. Early in life, he learned the
challenges and joys of running a
business and the value of hard work. As
a result, John Roach built a life and
legacy that honored his four great
loves: business, Texas Christian
University, Fort Worth and most
importantly, his beloved wife Jean and
their family.
In 1942, John and his parents, John
Vinson Roach and Agnes Margaret Hanson
Roach, moved to the Riverside
neighborhood of Fort Worth. John
credited his work ethic to his family
upbringing, particularly his mother. He
began his career working at the family
grocery store and became involved in the
communications industry at an early age
– by delivering newspapers on his
bicycle.
After graduation from Carter Riverside
High School, John matriculated at TCU,
graduating with a BA in math and physics
in 1961 and an MBA in 1965. As an
undergraduate, he worked at several
jobs, mostly entailing manual labor. Of
lifetime significance, he joined Sigma
Chi Fraternity and met his future wife,
Barbara Jean Wiggin. The two would have
celebrated their 60th wedding
anniversary this March 31, 2022.
The newlyweds moved to Oxnard, CA where
John worked at the Pacific Missile Test
Center. However, Texas called, and they
returned to Fort Worth, where John
joined Tandy Corp as the data processing
manager. He led the product development
team, which resulted in one of the most
successful product launches in consumer
electronics history – the TRS-80. This
visionary move launched the era of
personal home computing by creating a
market that didn't exist, and making
in-home computers available to consumers
at RadioShack retail stores. Bill Gates
and Paul Allen were hired to write the
code for the TRS-80.
John would further cement his status as
a consumer communications and
electronics legend by selling handheld
computers – also known as cellular
phones - in RadioShack stores. He was
appointed Tandy Corp President in 1980
and Chairman in 1982. He was deemed
"best of the best" by Financial World in
1982, and his specialized RadioShack
Computer Centers earned a "Hall of Fame"
from Consumer's Digest in 1985. His "can
do" work ethic earned John the Horatio
Alger Award in 1990. His efforts in
business and the community earned him
many awards including the Golden Deeds
Outstanding Citizen Award from the
Exchange Club, the Significant Sig
Award, Texas Business Hall of Fame and
Business Leader of the Year from
Georgetown University in 1987.
He wanted to ensure that others had the
same opportunities he had, and in 1988
he established the Tandy Scholars
program to support science and math
students and teachers. John said of this
effort, "I wanted to do something that
would help America be more competitive
tomorrow in a world where technology is
a major driving force." He retired from
Tandy at the age of 60, but he never
stopped advocating for the companies,
non-profits and organizations he
championed.
In his retirement he never stopped
working. John managed his own business
interests and served as an interim CEO
of Justin Industries, ultimately
negotiating the company's sale to Warren
Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway. Justin
Industries was the first of three local
businesses he aligned under Berkshire
Hathaway. He was very proud to have
established the Executive Round Table of
Fort Worth, which brought together
influential chief executives and
business leaders to achieve
collaborative good for the community.
John continued his passion for education
by remaining very involved with TCU,
Fort Worth Country Day and KinderFrogs
School at TCU.
John Roach loved TCU and Fort Worth. His
perspective was that almost always, what
was good for the city was also good for
TCU. He served as a dedicated TCU
Trustee beginning in 1981 and was highly
involved for the remainder of his life.
He held the office of Chairman of the
Board of Trustees from 1990-2005 – a
time of tremendous growth for the
University - and continued as an
Emeritus Trustee, never missing a
meeting. During his tenure, the
University doubled its endowment,
transitioned through three chancellors
and found itself adrift when the
Southwest Conference broke up. John's
Committee of 100 – a partnership between
business leaders and TCU to promote
athletics – was one of the first
concrete steps taken that began a
sustained commitment to athletic
excellence. The effort led to TCU's
historic Rose Bowl win after the 2011
season. For his service, John received
the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1984,
and he and Jean received the Royal
Purple Award in 1997. In 2001, he was
nationally recognized by the Association
of Governing Boards of Universities and
Colleges with the Distinguished Service
Award in Trusteeship.
is dear friends Judy and Paul Andrews
provided the naming gift for the John V.
Roach Honors College, paying tribute to
their friend. His contributions to TCU
include the endowed John V. Roach Dean
of the Neeley School of Business, the
John V. Roach Scholarship and Special
Scholarships, the renovation of Frog
Fountain, The Roach Family Plaza at the
Neeley School of Business, and the Roach
Foundation Economics Colloquium Fund.
His greatest love, though, was family.
Jean and John raised two lovely and
capable daughters Amy Elizabeth and Lori
Anne. John designed the family beach
house in Florida which served as a
gathering point for friends and family.
He enjoyed planning annual family
vacations that were designed to expand
the family's knowledge of the United
States, create memories and encourage
togetherness. These trips were
legendary.
He was preceded in death by his parents,
Agnes and Vince, and his stepfather,
James Irving Moudy.
In addition to his beloved Jean, John is
survived by his daughters, Amy Roach
Bailey and her husband, Tull, and Lori
Roach Davis and her husband Craig; Amy
and Tull's children, John and James
Callaway, Hannah Bailey and her fiancé,
Clark Sheats, Emily Bailey Christie and
her husband Patrick; and great
granddaughter, Claire Christie; Lori and
Craig's children, Dylan and Emily; and
50-year career associate Lou Ann
Blaylock.
Memorials may be made to John V. Roach
Honors College at TCU or your charity
of choice.
Published by Star-Telegram from Mar. 23
to Mar. 24, 2022. |

Don Edward Shaver '58
Did
you hear the trumpet sound and the did
you hear the angels worship “Time to
come home my good and faithful servant?
Sit beside me oh weary one and rejoice
in your new body to dance with the
angels.” (as we know you could not dance
a step here on earth, with 2 left feet,
after 3 sets of dance lessons – he said
here is your money back.)
Don Edward Shaver beloved husband,
wonderful father, devoted “Papa Don”,
loving brother-in-law and loyal friend
to many.
Born in Fort Worth, Texas at St Joseph
Hopital at 7:03 pm to Claude and Madie
Bernice Shaver. He passed away at
Brookdale assisted living Wataga, Texas
on January 7, 2022.
On June 27th, 1992 Don and Leah Jones
married at Fossil Creek Golf Club. With
this union he inherited 3 daughters, one
son, one son-in-law, 3 granddaughters
and one grandson. As time when by this
blossomed into 4 more granddaughters and
then added to his joy were
grandsons-in-law and 4 great
granddaughters and great grandsons.
Don is survived by: his Son, Brent
Shaver; His Cousins, Ronnie Davis, Pat
Fitch and Janette Figueriado;
Daughter-in-love Lesa Guye and her son
Preston; Michelle and Mark Thevenot his
neice; Son-in-love Jack McCarty (Dana);
daughter-in-love Deborah Smith
(Mitchell); Granddaughter Amie lowe, her
children Sydney, Peyton and Andrew Lowe;
Granddaughter Courtney Surface (Dean)
and their children Kennedy, and
McKinley; Granddaughter Rebecca Trotter
(Nathan) and their son Hudson;
Granddaughter Sara Jackson (Jake) and
their son Wyatt. Brother-in-Love Bill
Bale, cousin Johnny Foster
Sisters-in-love and their cherished
husbands, Vicki Seay and Mark, Londa Cox
and Ron; Brothers Bret Boswell and Gary
and Mich Kent; Nephew and wife Marcus
Seay and Lisa and their 2 daughters
Emily and Erica; Nephew Coleman and
Shelli Cox and their children Audrey and
Connor.
Don is preceded in death by his parents;
Carole Lilly his sister-in-law and
Brother–in–love James David
Don was a graduate of Carter Riverside
High School and Arlington State College.
He was President of Triple S
Manufacturing for 40 years, a company
his father founded in 1957, as Shaver
Boiler and Equipment Company. He worked
with his Father until he retired and Don
took over the company. Don retired and
was re-fired into the remodeling
business “Second Pair of Hands”, working
with his Cousin Ronnie Davis. There
wasn’t anything he could not do from
building decks to laying floors. He was
a perfectionist, but most of all he was
kind, considerate, loving and giving. He
was loved by all and adored by many. He
loved golf and played a great game. He
won the Fossil Creek Championship and
the prize was a trip to Pinhurst, where
he and his Team took first place. He
played every chance he got from Pebble
beach to Hawaii to Palm Springs to Coeur
d’alene and a floating green where he
“ace’d it”. He gave unconditional love
and was a blessing to all of those who
knew him.
With Selfish hearts that are heavy, it
was hard to let you go, but with the
wind behind your back, you soared like
and eagle in flight to Heaven. You are
now free of strokes and that cruel and
horrible disease dementia that took you
away from us. We love, respect and miss
you Don!
It was once said by Lesa-“Everyone needs
a Don in the life” and thank heavens we
had one!!! |

Judith Grace
Smith Simpson '58
August
9, 1940 - March 10, 2022
Fort Worth, Texas - Judith Smith Simpson
was born August 9, 1940 to Harry and
Lucille Smith in Fort Worth. Judy passed
away Thursday, March 10, 2022. Judy was
a 1958 graduate of Amon Carter Riverside
High School. She was a computer
programmer for the Bombay Company for
several years before her retirement. She
is survived by her son, Robert Simpson
and fiancé, Jennifer; brother, Clifford
Smith and wife, Marilyn; grandchildren,
Alexis and Christian Simpson; niece,
Sherilyn Smith; and many friends and
loved ones.
Graveside service will be at 11 AM on
March 24th at Mount Olivet cemetery.
Published by Star-Telegram on Mar. 20,
2022 |

Jack Theodore
Stark '53
FORT
WORTH - Jack T. Stark, 86, passed away
peacefully Oct. 16, 2021, at home with
his family at his side.Jack was born June 26, 1935, to Theda
and T.D. "Jack" Stark in Fort Worth,
Texas, where he was a lifelong resident.
He was the oldest of three children. He
graduated from Carter Riverside High
School and from there attended Texas
Christian University receiving his
Master Degree in Business from the
University of Oklahoma. Continuing his
education - he was in the Corps at Texas
A & M and received his law degree from
the University of Houston. He worked for
the federal government as a HUD attorney
for over 55 plus years, just recently
retiring in October of 2020. He was well
respected and loved by many. He loved
spending time with his family, his
daughters and grandchildren. He enjoyed
dining and traveling with his good
friend, Vicki Wilkin.
Jack was preceded in death by his
parents, Theda and T.D. Stark; and wife,
Audra Stark; sister Betty Kaseberg;
daughter Patti Gallagher; son Ray Dent;
and grandson Spencer Dent.
Survivors: Brother, Michael Stark (LaVonne);
daughters, Melissa Pelon, R.N. (John)
and Melinda Stark, R.N.; son, Dwain
Dent, J.D. (Diana); grandchildren
Stephanie Holman, Garrett Dent, Ryan
Pelon, Reid Pelon, Brian Pelon, Emily
Pelon, Lindsey Fairchild, Carson King,
Barrett Dent, and Canon Dent; and
numerous great-grandchildren and many
family members. |

Helen Frances
Speer Hawkins '50
Graham,
Texas - Helen Frances Hawkins, 88,
passed away peacefully on February 26,
2022, in Graham, Texas, surrounded by
family. A celebration of her life will
be held at First United Methodist Church
of Graham at 11:00 am on Wednesday,
March 2. Interment will be at 9:30 am at
Hawkins Chapel Cemetery under the
direction of Morrison Funeral Home of
Graham. Family visitation will be
Tuesday, March 1, from 6 to 7 pm at
Morrison Funeral Home.
Helen was preceded in death by her
brother, Robert Speer, and her parents.
Survivors include: son, Lonny Hawkins,
and wife, Joan, of Windthorst; son, Tony
Hawkins, and wife, Jo Ann, of Graham;
grandchildren: Candace Fish and husband,
Logan, of Edmond; Allie Hill and
husband, Michael, of Fort Worth; Clayton
Hawkins, Laken Hawkins, and Michael
Hawkins of Graham; one great grandchild:
Jonah Fish; and many cousins, nieces,
and nephews of the Speer, Short,
Hawkins, and Hubbard families.
Published by Star-Telegram on Mar. 2,
2022. |

Jacqueline
"Jackie" Browning Doyle '55
August
9, 1938 - February 18, 2022
Fort Worth, Texas - Jacqueline "Jackie"
Browning Doyle passed away peacefully
into the everlasting arms of our Lord on
February 18. 2022. She was the daughter
of W.I. and Bonnie Wayne Browning.
She
graduated from Carter Riverside High
School and began her college education
at Texas Wesleyan College. She raised
four children while managing to play the
organ every Sunday at church, work
full-time at State Farm, obtain her
pilot's license, and receive the
National PTA Life Achievement Award.
She
met the love of her life, Charles
"Chuck" Doyle, and they were married 29
years. After marrying Chuck, she
returned to college and obtained her
Bachelor's degree. Her passion was
helping special needs children. She
loved and traveled extensively with her
grandchildren; her patience knew no end.
She will be greatly missed.
She
was preceded in death by her parents,
brothers Britt and Franz Schubert,
Walter Browning, and husband Charles B.
Doyle. She is survived by Melinda Burke
and husband Brett, Melody Harlin and
husband Trey, Mack Burke III and wife
Kim, and Martha Villeneuve and husband
Daniel, Chip Doyle and husband Debra,
Chris Doyle and wife Melody and
grandchildren Mack Burke IV, Mackenzie
Harlin, Mackayla King, Sarah Cummings,
Stella Boone, Macy Villeneuve, Macksimus
Burke, Mackimlee Burke, and Colby,
Canon, and Gillian Doyle, and one great
grand child, John Burke, and brother
Orien Browning. Service Biggers Funeral
Home, March 4, 2022, at 2:00 p.m.;
reception at Boo-Rays.
Published by & from Mar. 2 to Mar. 5,
2022. |

Judy Gentry
Turner Black '66
Fort
Worth, Texas - Judy Ann Black, 74, died
Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2022.
Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, in
Mount Olivet Chapel. Graveside: 10:00
a.m. Wednesday, Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Judy was born on Monday, Dec. 15, 1947
in Fort Worth, TX to William and Lois
Gentry.
She had long tenured careers, each well
over 30 years, with the Fort Worth
Independent School District Food Service
and Local TWU 803 Wardrobe Union,
including work at Casa Manana, Scott
Theater, Bass Hall and the Fort Worth
Ballet. She was always introduced as
Nana and adored her 5 grandchildren and
all the fur babies in her family.
Judy is preceded in death by her son,
Jeffery Turner; grandson, Jeremy Turner;
her parents; brother, Floyd Gentry, and
his wife, Katherine.
She is survived by her daughter,
Jennifer Brown; daughter, Jana Piercey
and husband, Derek; granddaughters, Tia
Rice, Kaley Piercey and fiancé, Staton
Hoover, Destinee Brown and fiancé, Chase
Mckinley; grandson, Cody Piercey; and;
brothers, Grady Gentry and wife,
Margarita and, Bill Gentry; 2 nephews,
Seth Gentry and Benjamin Gentry; and
many, many family members and friends
who all love her dearly.
Published by Star-Telegram on Feb. 27,
2022. |

Bettye Jo West
Wiley '49
September
5, 1931 - February 13, 2022
Richland Hills, Texas - Bettye Jo West
Wiley, 90, beloved wife, mother,
grandmother, and teacher.
Funeral: 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February
26, 2022 at City Point United Methodist
Church. Interment: Grapevine Cemetery.
She was born in Fort Worth and the
oldest child of Mary and Durward West.
She grew up on the West family dairy
farm with brothers Dwayne and Steve.
Education was always an important part
of her life. She finished at the
University of Texas with a degree in
Home Economics. Following college she
married and moved to California where
her daughter Cynthia (Cindy) Morgan was
born. The family returned to Fort Worth
where Tim (Morgan) was born. After her
divorce she obtained her Masters in
Education from what is now the
University of North Texas and began her
teaching career in Science and Home
Economics. She married Gene Wiley in
1962. Son David arrived a year later.
Bettye Jo was dedicated to her family,
church, community and home life. As her
children grew she supported their
activities--Texas state choirs (Girls
and Boys), the High School marching band
and Boy Scouts.
She brought her love of teaching to her
career in home economics. She was very
active in the local Home Ec chapter. She
also demonstrated the latest in
appliances, including the brand new
microwave oven and the earliest food
processor known as "La Machine."
A
wonderful cook and host, she was the
cornerstone of many memorable holiday
dinners. Family and friends remember her
joy and humor, and her love for UT.
Later in life she and Gene enjoyed
travel and they celebrated 59 years of
marriage this past fall.
Survivors: Husband Gene Wiley, brother
Dwayne West and his wife (Beverly), her
children Cindy (Mike) Miles, Tim (Sue)
Morgan, and David (Pam Coukos) Wiley,
her grandchildren Ashley Morgan-Olvera,
Ben and Jamie Coukos-Wiley, Erik Miles,
Kelly Wier, and Miki Kabilio and their
families.
Memorials: Alzheimer's
Association (https://www.alz.org/northcentraltexas)
or City Point United Methodist Church (https://www.citypointumc.org/),
in lieu of flowers.
Published by Star-Telegram on Feb. 24,
2022. |

Don Ray Russell
'59
Fort
Worth, Texas - Don Ray Russell passed
away Thursday afternoon, February 10. He
was 80.
Family and friends will gather from 5 to
7 pm Monday, February 14, in the Great
Room at Robertson Mueller Harper. A
Celebration of His Life will be held at
1 pm Tuesday, February 15, in the
Sanctuary of Arborlawn United Methodist
Church, 5001 Briarhaven Road. He will be
laid to rest privately on Wednesday,
February 16, in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Born in Fort Worth, Don was the son of
Otis W. and Lillie Squyres Russell.
After graduating from Carter-Riverside
High School, he went on to study
business at Arlington State University,
now the University of Texas at
Arlington.
Don met Shelly Blanke at North Texas
State University in 1962 and were
married in 1963. They have two sons,
Jimmy, and Randy.
After Don retired, he spent his time
playing golf, cards and traveling with
his friends and family. He was a life
member of the Julian Feild Lodge, #908,
Ft. Worth Valley Scottish Rite and the
Moslah Shriners. He was a Potentate in
2005 and served as Director of the Royal
Order of Jesters Court #32 in 2013. His
time spent in these organizations began
while he was an active member of the Ft.
Worth Jaycees where he made many
lifetime friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents,
his brother Roy Russell, and his sister,
Charlye Marie Cowan.
In addition to his wife Shelly, Don is
survived by his sons, Jimmy and Randy
Russell and his wife Lisa; and his
grandchildren, Colbey, Katelyn and
Claire Russell.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers,
consideration of contributions to an
organization Don felt strongly about,
the Shriner's
Hospitals for Children,
in his memory, is suggested.
Published by Star-Telegram on Feb. 14,
2022. |

Donald Harold
Bonner '66
Hurst,
Texas - Donald (Don or Donnie) Harold
Bonner, age 74, passed away peacefully
on Monday, January 31st. He, and his
twin sister Bonnie, were born November
12, 1947 in Texarkana to parents Bill
and Rose Bonner. The family moved to
Fort Worth in 1957, where Donnie would
eventually graduate from Carter
Riverside High School in 1966 serving as
Class President and being chosen Mr.
CHS. He married Pam Morgan in May of
1969. Donnie and Pam had 3 children;
Brent, Lori, and Vance.
Donnie began his entrepreneurial career
in the sporting world tuning predator
calls for Weems Wild Calls. He went on
to purchase the company in 1973
eventually becoming a World Champion
Caller in 1978. Later in life, he moved
on from the hunting industry and into
transportation, where he created X-Quizit
Transportation in 1996. Donnie was a
people person and through X-Quizit he
was able to use this gift to create a
loyal clientele. Customers and friends
could always count on his kindness and
reliability to bring them comfort, by
offering them a welcome ear as well as
engaging them in conversation.
Donnie's love for his family was
unmatched as he took pride in watching
it grow and truly cherished each and
every moment, he spent with them. Donnie
became a believer at a young age and
continued his walk with God until his
death. Donnie is survived by son Brent
Bonner, daughter and son-in-law Lori and
Greg Sims, son and daughter-in-law Vance
and Jennifer Bonner, Sister and
brother-in-law Bonnie and Gary Trietsch,
Sister and brother-in-law Greta and
Bruce Cameron, and Brother and
sister-in-law William and Kristy Bonner,
grandchildren Wade Bonner and Corey
Nunez, Stratton Sims, and Rigley Bonner
as well as 4 great grandchildren, and
many more family and friends.
A celebration of life will be held on
February 11th, 2022 at 11 a.m. at First
Colleyville, 5300 Colleyville Blvd,
Colleyville, Texas 76034. In lieu of
flowers, please make donations to the Alzheimer's
Association.
Published by Star-Telegram on Feb. 6,
2022. |

Linda Sue Pye
Sanderson '59
Linda
Sue Pye Sanderson, 80, of Fort Worth,
TX, passed away on Tuesday, January 11,
2022.
Linda was born on October 3, 1941, in
Santa Anna, TX, to Andrew (Andy) Dosial
Pye and Lillie Lois Langford Pye. She
spent her early years, during and after
WWII while her father served, in Santa
Anna and Cisco until the family moved to
Fort Worth in 1951.
In June 1961, she married Harry Wayne
Sanderson and, soon after, moved to Fort
Bragg, NC, with his Army enlistment.
They had their first child, Carol Lois,
in July 1963. Over the next two years,
they moved back to Fort Worth briefly,
then to Cedar Rapids, IA, for nine
months, then back to Haltom City, TX in
1965. Linda and Wayne had a second
child, Karen Sue, in August 1966, and
remained in Haltom City until they
divorced in 1988. Linda met Larry
Provins from Fort Worth in 1990 and then
she moved to Fort Worth in 1993. While
Linda and Larry never married, they
enjoyed a special relationship for over
30 years until her death.
Linda graduated from Carter Riverside
High School in 1959 and attended Tarrant
County Junior College and University of
Texas at Arlington studying business
until she married in 1961. Over her
career she worked for multiple companies
in the Fort Worth area doing
secretarial, bookkeeping, and analyst
work and then retired from the City of
Fort Worth.
Throughout her life Linda attended
various churches, Methodist as a child
and during much of her adult life, she
later attended Baptist churches, with
her last membership being at Birchman
Baptist Church in Fort Worth. Throughout
her life, she enjoyed playing the piano,
playing guitar, dancing, making jewelry,
other crafts, and keeping up with her
family. She began going on long drives
with Larry in her later years. She also
had a special group of friends called
the 4th Tuesday Club that met at least
monthly for fellowship and crafts
starting in 1971 and continuing for 50+
years; with the remaining members
getting together as often as possible in
the later years.
Linda has 2 children, 5 grandchildren,
and 5 great-grandchildren with another
one on the way due in Aug 2022, along
with 2 brothers, 4 nephews, and many
other family and friends. She was
incredibly proud of her family and
friends and loved them dearly. She kept
every card, note, picture, and story,
and she cherished those throughout her
life. She was also extremely thoughtful
ensuring to always send birthday cards
or small gifts, as well as put others
before herself.
Linda was preceded in death by her
parents, Andy and Lois Pye.
She is survived by her daughters, Carol
Askew and husband, Scott of Draper, UT
and Karen Nitson and husband, Gene of
Wills Point, TX; grandchildren, Caitlin
Ensign and husband, Logan; and
great-grandchildren, Petra, George, and
Soren Ensign, of Kenwood, CA, Megan
Askew and John Askew of Draper, UT,
Courtney Dyer and husband, Ronald; and
great-grandchildren, Ronald and Genesis
Dyer of Mabank, TX, Cody Nitson and
wife, Hunter; and a great-grandchild on
the way, of Anna, TX; brothers, Monty
Pye of Apopka, FL and Jim Pye and wife,
Judy of Seneca Falls, NY; nephews, Bret
Pye of Orlando, FL; Andrew Pye and
family of Ault, CO, Gavin Pye of
McKinney, TX, Sean Pye and family of
Seneca Falls, NY; and other extended
family of nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Funeral arrangements and services were
entrusted to Mount Olivet Chapel, 2301
N. Sylvania, Fort Worth, TX.
Visitation: Friday, January 21, 2022, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Breyley
Room (North end of building). Funeral:
Saturday, January 22, 2022, 2:30 p.m. in
the Chapel (South end of building).
Burial will follow at Mount Olivet
Cemetery directly behind the funeral
home. |

Haltom
City, Texas - Paul David Strong, 86, passed away
peacefully in his sleep on January 10, 2022,
surrounded by his family at his home in Haltom
City, Texas.
Paul was born November 3, 1935 in Fort Worth,
Texas to Reginald and Yoland Strong. He
graduated from Carter Riverside High School in
1953 and earned a Bachelors in Education from
the University of North Texas in 1959. Paul was
an educator in Slidell, Texas for one year and
Birdville ISD for 32 years. He loved teaching.
While teaching history and coaching the boys'
basketball and football teams at Haltom Middle
School in 1972, he met his future wife, the love
of his life, Wanda. They married on June 8,
1973. Paul had two sons from a previous
marriage, and Wanda also had a son from a
previous marriage. They blended their lives
flawlessly and loved each other like they had
always done life together.
Paul and Wanda loved to travel and went all
over the world together making memories during
their 48 years of marriage. Paul had a servant
heart. He was a member of Grace Church in Haltom
City, where he served as a Trustee and Elder. He
was active in Haltom City, serving on several
boards including the Parks and Rec Board and
Economic Development Committee. Paul was also a
member of the Haltom City-Riverside Masonic
Lodge for over 50 years. His greatest love later
in life, other than Wanda, were his grandkids
and great grandkids. They had his heart and he
loved sitting outside talking to them. He loved
collecting pens and hats. Anyone who knew him
well knew he had a vast pen collection,
thousands, readily available but most never saw
a piece of paper and he was completely content
with that.
Paul is survived by his beloved wife, Wanda F.
Strong; son, David Strong and wife Mona; son,
Billy Strong and wife Jennifer; daughter in law,
Cynthia Andreason; grandchildren, Lafe Mobley
and wife Stacey; Amy Michlitsch and husband
Jason, Paul Andreason, Jr. and wife Kindsie;
Meaghan Strong and husband Justin McCullars;
Ryder Bowen and wife Sarah; Shane Strong; Raylee
Strong; Lauren Strong; Kendra Polk; Taylor
Pilgram; great grandchildren, Tyler, Brylee and
Callen Michlitsch; Jared, Bryson and Hunter
Andreason; Ryland Bowen and many nieces and
nephews who loved him dearly.
Paul is preceded in death by his father
Reginald (Rex) Strong, mother Yoland B. Strong,
mother in law Pearl Brown and son Paul Andreason,
Sr.
Visitation is January 18, 2022 from 6-8pm at
Moore Funeral Home in Arlington, TX
Funeral is January 19, 2022 at 1:00pm at Moore
Funeral Home in Arlington, TX
Private graveside service for the family
following the funeral. |

William Reece Holden '54
Long
time Alaska resident William Reece Holden passed
away on Nov. 6, 2015, at the age of 79, from a
house fire in his home. Bill and a brother were
born in Fort Worth, Texas, to Reece and Dorothy
(Corse) Holden, who all preceded him in death.
He graduated from Carter-Riverside High School
and got a Bachelors of Science degree from the
University of Texas, Austin. Our friend Bill H.
went to the big meeting in the sky. In those
tales of our dearly departed with long lists of
family and where the departed went, there is not
enough space to list those whose lives were not
better. There are those who would carry his
memory to their final days and where hearts were
made richer because they made contact with this
wonderful man. In all the years I knew Bill, I
never ran across a soul who wished Bill harm.
Bill was just shy of 80 years, and 17 years
being the best example of a friend of Bill W.
any of us had seen. We all talk of family -
Bill's family was the souls of many who often
ran out of chances and were looking for another
chance. From the Brother Francis Shelter to some
of the high rent places in our City - you could
find Bill, very early in the morning or very
late at night - we'd find Bill, setting an
example that scores of us tried to duplicate. We
didn't need to tell great tales about Bill - he
was out there living them - never asking for
anything, but to do the same thing the next day
without a whimper. Dear God, I do believe that
the great friend in the world is a good and
faithful listener. He goes on to his next
journey with an army of folks wishing they could
spend one more day with him. In lieu of flowers,
the family asks that donations made to the
Anchorage Dry Dock, 8141 Briarwood Street,
Anchorage, AK 99518. Burial arrangements are
pending at Evergreen Memorial Chapel. A
Celebration of Life will be held at the Viking
Hall on Nov. 29, 2015 at 2 p.m., with a
reception immediately afterwards.
Published by Anchorage Daily News on Nov. 21,
2015. |

Zaneta Williams Watkins '70
Fort
Worth, Texas - Let's just forget about reading the
ordinary obituary. I'm Zaneta and age is just a number,
but I was born in 1951.
I was a member of Boulevard Baptist Church. In earlier
days, I enjoyed oil painting with my group of painter
friends, teaching Sunday school, directing several years
of Bible School, church choir & joining in fellowship &
activities with my family and friends.
Yes, I loved my slot machines & my Diet Coke. Traveling
was something I could never get enough of, especially if
it included my children & visits to friends & family out
of state. Family trips were my favorite though, to have
everyone together.
I worked in our family business for many years. I was
honored to care for my mother in my home for years. I
now have eternal life ahead of me with my family and
friends who have left this world & are now rejoicing
with me. I finally hit the Jackpot!
God was beside me throughout my life, hearing &
answering prayers. I was truly blessed with living
through the goodness of God. My Mother lives her life by
faith & I witnessed the impact it had in her life & it
left such an impression on me that I trusted Him for my
salvation & His promises.
I pray that each of you I've met could at some point in
time genuinely see a glimpse of Christ in my life & know
that I loved my Savior my Lord. I always considered
myself a saved sinner. I failed in many ways. If I've
hurt or offended anyone I'm truly apologetic for my
offenses. In turn, I always prayed for anyone I knew &
tried to witness to & prayed for each of you. I cried
with some of you. We had lots of laughs, happy times and
memories. God blessed my earthly life with more than my
share of precious friends, they've always been there in
my pain, loneliness & triumphs. God was always by my
side but I would have had a much lonelier life without
my friends & you can't imagine how your thoughtfulness
encouraged me daily.
Each person I've met made an impression & became part of
my life. Know that I loved you. Though the past might
have tried to haunt me, I knew and proclaimed I was
saved, I was healed and I am now delivered.
Please, each of you, know that Jesus loves you. Make
certain He's a priority in your lives. Take His hand &
walk with Him in your lives. Be blessed. He will always
be our God-our way maker, miracle worker, promise
keeper, light in the darkness!
Zaneta is preceded by her father, Collin Williams and
sister, Nancy Wilson and nephew, Darryn. She is survived
by her mother, Rosalee Williams; 3 children and their
families, Steve, Rusty and his wife, Jennifer and
Allison and her husband, Alfred Wayson; Five loving
grandchildren, Max, Sinclair, Ethan, Ryan and Zane; Her
Brother, Collin Williams and wife, Debbie; Sister, Sandy
and her husband, Jim Randall and their families. Also
very special to her was Gary Wilson and wife, Sherry and
his family, Apryl and Blake Huff. |

Mima Ann
Hollis Farris '68
Granbury,
Texas - Today we mourn the passing of our beloved wife,
step-mother, aunt, grandmother, great-grandmother, and
friend, Mima Ann Farris.
Funeral service: 2:30
p.m. Tuesday in Mount Olivet Chapel. Interment: Private
at DFW National Cemetery. Visitation: 6 - 8 p.m. Monday
at Mount Olivet Chapel.
Mima was the oldest
of three children. A longtime resident of the Riverside
neighborhood of Fort Worth. She was a graduate of
Carter-Riverside High School. Mima member of the
Riverside chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She
was appointed Worthy Matron as well as the Handley
Chapter of OES. She retired as an Admissions Specialist
for Harris Methodist Hospital, both in Fort Worth and
Stephenville. Mima moved to Granbury with her husband,
Tommy Farris twenty years ago.
Preceded in death by
her father, Jesse Edwin Hollis; mother, Gracie Fritts
Hollis and her younger siblings, Jesse Wilson Hollis and
Martha Grace Hollis.
Survivors: Her loving
husband of over 25 years, Tommy Farris; stepdaughters,
Jennifer Moore and family, Jillian Farris; three nieces;
one nephew; seven grand nieces and nephews; one
great-grand niece; countless extended family and friends
who loved her very much.
Mima had a big heart,
warm smile and was quick to laugh, love and forgive. She
will be missed by all who knew her. |

Michael
"Mike" Cameron '72
Michael
“Mike” Cameron, 67, passed away December 10, 2021 in
Fort Worth, Texas. A visitation will be held on Tuesday,
December 14, 2021 from 6pm to 8pm at Wiley Funeral Home,
Granbury. A service will held on Wednesday, December 15,
2021 at 2pm at Granbury Church of Christ, Interment will
be held at Holly Hills Memorial Park following the
service.
Mike loved his family very much, and enjoyed spending
time with them. He could be found at any of the numerous
activities his grandchildren were involved in. PawPaw
was their biggest fan. Mike was a long-time employee of
Freese & Nichols Inc, and enjoyed his work as a CAD
Designer there for almost 50 years. Mike loved all
things Granbury, and was a huge fan of Texas Country
music. He enjoyed being on the square listening to local
artist perform. His presence will be missed by all who
knew him. He was preceded in death by Both sets of
Grandparents, Nephew Jarrod Cameron, and many other
loving family members.
Mike is survived by Parents: Max and Jo Cameron,
Children: Rachel Moore and Husband Jonathan, Sarah
Kilpatrick and Husband Joel, and James (Jay) Cameron,
Grandchildren: Dakota Paulo and Wife Erin, Benjamin
Moore, Cameron Moore, Zoe Moore, Mackenzie Cameron,
Madison Kilpatrick, Macie Aken, Morgan Kilpatrick, and
Chelsea Cameron, Great-Grandchildren: Jaxon and Levi,
Brothers: Bruce Cameron and Wife Greta, and Stacy
Cameron and Wife Virginia, and Nephew: Josh Cameron. |

Oscar
Loumis "Rob" Martin, Jr. '66
Oscar
L. Martin, Jr., 73, of Pimlico, SC, a retired aerospace
engineer for Boeing, died Wednesday evening at his
residence.
A celebration of Mr. Martin's life will be held at a
later date.
Mr. Martin was born May 30, 1948, in Ft. Worth, TX, a
son of Oscar L. Martin, Sr., and Frances Bodine Martin.
He was a US Marine Corps veteran of Vietnam, and a
former employee of both Lockheed and Bell Helicopter.
Mr. Martin enjoyed traveling and spending time in the
outdoors, especially fishing, camping, and skiing. But
most of all, he loved spending time with his
grandchildren.
Surviving are a daughter, Donelle Millwood and her
husband, Henry, of Honea Path; a son, Justin Wade Martin
of West Ashley; and four grandchildren, Charli, Leah,
Henry, and Andrew Millwood. |

Eddie Van
Taylor, 63
Eddie
Van Taylor, 76, passed away on October 18, 2021 at his
ranch in Mineola, Texas. He was the husband of Deena
Taylor. They have shared 30 years of marriage and many
more years of friendship together.
Born in Fort Worth, Texas on March 2,
1945, Eddie was the son of Ernest Taylor, Sr. and
Blanche (Barnett) Taylor. He graduated from Carter
Riverside High School and attended Texas Christian
University. He was a builder in the Fort Worth area for
several years until he moved to Houston, Texas to work
with his brother.
Eddie and his brother, Ernest “Chee”
Taylor, built a successful company in the aviation
industry which allowed them to represent British Airways
for many years. Their success afforded them the
opportunity to support hundreds of kids within FFA
programs in the Houston area by sponsoring and
purchasing many animals over the years. He retired as a
Director of the Pasadena Rodeo in 2009 where he had
volunteered for several decades.
He will be remembered for his
kindness, generosity and his wonderful sense of humor.
He is survived by his wife Deena Taylor of Mineola,
children Tiffany Taylor of Euless, Cody & Jami Taylor of
Fort Worth, Cass Miller of Houston, his grandchildren
Lillian & Lola Taylor of Fort Worth. He is predeceased
by his parents Ernest & Blanche Taylor, his sister Pam
Taylor, his brother Ernest Taylor, Jr., his
sister-in-law Suzanne Taylor and his son Toby Van
Taylor. He will be loved and missed by the many that
knew him.
Pallbearers will be Jack Moses, Billy
Coburn, Ken Dyer, Gerry Monzingo, Jimmy Singletary,
Billy Norris, Richard Herring, Cass Miller and Cody
Taylor. Honorary Pallbearers will be John and Michael
Watson. |

Gilbert
Daniel Bowling, Jr. '77
Gilbert
Daniel Bowling Jr., beloved husband, PaPaw and friend,
went to be with the Lord on November 2, 2021.
Although saddened, the family wishes
to invite you to a Viewing at Azle & Lake Worth Funeral
Chapel on Friday, November 5, 2021, at 9:00 AM with a
Funeral Service to follow at 10:00 AM. Private
interment will be held at Azleland Cemetery & Memorial
Park.
Danny was born on June 19, 1958 in
Fort Worth, Texas to Gilbert and Cecilia Bowling. He
married the love of his life, Darla Lackey, and together
raised four beautiful children. Danny loved working
with his hand whether he was doing masonry work or
mechanical work, especially on his beloved truck. He
took pride in his job as a pool technician and it showed
through his work; he never had a customer that didn't
love him. Classic Cars fascinated him but so did all
things NASCAR. He could be described as a “Jack of all
trades,” never shying from any task. Danny found
comfort in music, but more so in small talk with his
family and friends. He was quite the jokester and was
constantly finding new pranks to play on his children.
Above all, Danny was the definition of a true family man
and cherished the time he spent with them.
Danny joins his father, Gilbert
Bowling Sr., in God’s Eternal Kingdom.
He will be deeply and lovingly missed
by his true love, Darla Bowling; children, Kimberly Kay
Gregory “Jill,” Christopher and Kylene Gregory, Jeffrey
and Cassey Gregory, and Marvin “Buddy” and Krystal
Gregory the 4th; mother, Cecilia R. Bowling; sisters,
Vickie Collum and Susan Hayes; grandchildren, Cheyenne
Renee Robinson, Bradley Daniel Gregory Sugg, Alissa
Alline Larger, Brayden Tyler Gregory, Brandon Michael
Gregory, Jonathan Lee Gregory, Brighton Alexander
Gregory, Ashleigh KayAnn Gregory, and Sophia Ranette
Gregory; and a host of extended family and friends. |

Edward
"Eddie" Joseph Lobb '71
Edward
Joseph Lobb, 68, of Fort Worth, Texas, passed away on
Monday, November 8, 2021, after complications related to
diabetes.
Funeral Service: 9:30 a.m. Thursday,
November 18, at St. Mary the Virgin Catholic Church in
Arlington. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation:
6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, November 17, at Mount Olivet
Chapel.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers, the
family prefers that donations be made to the American
Diabetes Association in Edward's honor.
Edward was born to Mary and Buddy Lobb
in Laurel, Mississippi, on January 25, 1953. He was
incredibly curious as a child, and was always reading
and asking questions. The questions served as a nuisance
to his siblings, but regardless, they look back on this
time fondly.
He received a bachelor's degree in
history from the University of Texas at Arlington, a
Master's of Education from Harvard, and a law degree
from Ole Miss. As such, the value Edward placed on
education cannot be overstated. Ed was a Professor of
Government at Tarrant County Community College, and a
teacher of history at Western Hills High School in the
70's and 80's. During his time as a professor, he would
always greet the class with a joke, and proceed to teach
from memory, without the use of notes or PowerPoint.
While at Western Hills, he served as the voice of the
marching band, introducing them for each football game,
and was the school's swim coach.
Ed played the drums for the Dallas
Cowboys band in the 1970's, as well as for the Fort
Worth City Band in the 1980's. He could also be seen
playing the timpani at St. Mary's in Arlington every
Sunday. He was also the conductor of the German Band of
North Texas, a band which he started out of the love he
had for German music.
Edward was a devout Catholic, and his
faith was deeply important to him throughout his life.
He also had a fantastic sense of humor and spent a great
deal of time bonding with people through jokes. He had a
very full life, full of love for God and for his family,
and he will be dearly missed.
Edward Lobb is survived by his
daughter, Michelle; his brother, Pat and wife, Sharon;
his sister, Judy; his brother, Mike; as well as numerous
nieces and nephews. |

Gary Bun
Richardson '51
Euless,
Texas - Gary Bun Richardson of Euless passed away on
Monday November 1, 2021, at the age of 87 following a
stroke he suffered in June.
Bun, as he
was known to friends and family, was born in Denton,
Texas on August 20, 1934, the son of Charles Lee
Richardson and Jimmie Ruth Richardson. The family moved
to Fort Worth early in his life where he grew up along
with his sister, Glenda Sue, attending Carter-Riverside
schools in Fort Worth and graduated Carter-Riverside
High School in 1951. He subsequently entered the U.S.
Army August 22,1955 serving at Ft. Hood Texas until
August 22, 1957.
After his
Army service he came back to Fort Worth and worked for
Texas Electric Service Company for several years, later
becoming a sales representative for several different
medical supply companies, but his true calling in life
began later in comedy. Bun loved stand-up comedy and
worked at many comedy clubs around the country after he
became a headliner at comedy clubs while living in
Houston. He had an art of including comedy routines
based on his true-life experiences that brought the
house down in laughter. One of his other loves was
painting. He was self-taught and spent many hours in
front of his easel painting in a variety of mediums.
Bun is
survived by his wife, Sherry Richardson, children Rhonda
Lynn Jackson and Pamela Richardson McBryde, three
grandchildren Cory Williamson, Taylor Williamson and
Joshua McBryde, four great-grandchildren Cashlyn and Jax
Williamson, Ayson and Krew Williamson, and sister Glenda
Sue Standifer.
Bun was preceded in death by his parents and daughter
Talana (Richardson) Crutchfield.
A Celebration of Life is pending with Forest Ridge
Funeral Home in North Richland Hills to be announced at
a later date.
Published by Star-Telegram
on Nov. 5, 2021.
|

Delmer L. Pope '59
Fort
Worth, Texas - Delmer L. Pope passed away October 19, 2021.
Funeral Service: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2021 in Greenwood
Chapel. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Delmer was born July 12, 1941 in Fort Worth, Texas. He grew up
in Riverside, where he attended Riverside High School and later
graduated from Tech High. In addition, he attended and graduated
from Texas Wesleyan University in 1964. He was a Navy Veteran
and served for 6 years. While serving he received the National
Defense Service Medal. He worked in the Plastics Business for 32
years and was a business owner of Micro Mold Plastics Company
until he retired in 2004.Preceded in death by his parents, Homer
and Doris Pope.
Survivors: wife, Sharon Pope; brother, Richard Pope and wife,
Joan; sons, Stephen Pope, Brian Pope and wife, Sarah; and 6
Grandchildren. Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 31, 2021

|
Michelle Louise Plunkett Eyerman
'88
Michelle
Louise Plunkett Eyerman of Fort Worth passed away suddenly
at home on Thursday, September 3, 2020 at the age of 50.
Michelle is preceded in death by her parents, Rodney and Brenda;
uncle, Steve; and grandmother, Joann.
She is survived by her husband, David; daughter, Amber and
husband Nicholas; sons, Jeremy, Jacob, Brian, Brandon, and
Dallas; grandchild, Ethan; uncle, Bill; and countless friends
and loved ones.
Michelle was born on September 14, 1969 in Fort Worth, Texas to
the late Rodney and Brenda Plunkett. She was a graduate of
Carter Riverside High School and worked as an accountant for
DynCorp International. Michelle had a passion for
music and enjoyed spending her evenings playing the acoustic
guitar with her husband. She was a devoted mother and loved her
children dearly. Michelle spent many hours on the front porch
with the company of good friends and family. She was a beautiful
soul with a kind heart, and will be missed deeply by friends,
family, and all those who knew her.
A graveside service will be held on Wednesday, September 9,
2020, at Azleland Cemetery and Memorial Park beginning at 2:00
PM. |

Clyde Conditt '54
February
9, 1934 - October 17, 2021 North Richalnd Hills, Texas - Clyde Conditt passed from this
life into the glory of heaven on Sunday, October 17, 2021.
Funeral Service: 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Springdale Baptist
Church, 3016 Selma St., Fort Worth, Texas 76111. Interment
to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m.
Tuesday at Mount Olivet Chapel.
Clyde was born on February 9, 1934, in Crane, Texas. He was
a lifelong Fort Worth resident; having graduated from Amon
Carter High School, he was known as "Pencil" for his skinny
stature and tall height.
He lived a fulfilling life loving his family, God, and
getting together on special occasions. During the summers,
he would make the best homemade Big Red ice cream. He loved
to work in the garden, hunt, fish, build model airplanes,
and spend time at the lake in his earlier years. He was a
member of Messiah Baptist Church. Clyde was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers,
and sister.
He is remembered by his wife, Shirley Conditt; daughter,
Shelley Brawner; granddaughters, Ashley Cox and Lainey Spohn;
grandsons, Harley Brawner, Nathan Brawner, Dakota Brawner
and Reese Spohn; and great-granddaughter, Claire Co
Published by Star-Telegram on
Oct. 24, 2021. |

Mary Beth Wells '50
Dallas,
Texas - Mary Beth Wells was born on March 11, 1932 in
Jacksonville, TX to Lorine and Wiley Maris. She went home to
be with her Lord on Wednesday, October 20, 2021.
Visitation
is 6-8 pm Sunday at Lucas Funeral Home in Hurst. Funeral
service will be 11 am Monday at St. Luke United Methodist
Church in Haltom City. The family requests that donations be
sent to St. Luke in lieu of flowers.
Mary Beth
moved to Fort Worth as a child and graduated from Carter
Riverside High School in 1950, where she was an Eagles
cheerleader. She was a stay-at-home mom until the early
1970s when she began a successful real estate career that
lasted over 40 years. Her warm and vivacious character left
an impact on many.
She is
preceded in death by her husband and father of her children,
J. Fleming Jones; husband, Paul Reynolds with whom she will
be laid to rest at Mount Olivet Cemetery; husband, Robert
Plummer; brother, Charlie Maris.
Mary Beth
loved and was loved by all of those she left behind,
including devoted husband, Donald Wells; children, Laurie
Jones Nors (Bennie), Bonnie Jones Misenheimer (Randy), Dr.
Rob Jones (Stephanie); grandchildren, Nicholas, Paige,
Jesse, Chase, Alicia, Ashley, Tyler; great grandchildren,
Shep, Emilia, Reeves, Rhiannon, Elena, Zane, Zepplin, baby
girl Misenheimer; and many dear friends including Betty Ann
Carter.
Published
by Star-Telegram on Oct. 24, 2021. 
|
Edward Vincent "Buddy" Watson '55
Fort
Worth, Texas - If you asked a hundred people who Buddy
Watson was, they'd all give you a different story. A pro
golfer, a man in the liquor "bidness," a shop owner, a
traveling salesman, an Insurance expert, an athlete and a
great dancer. Buddy was none of these things and he was all
of them. What he was, was a sweet man and a terrific
storyteller. From early in his youth he was constantly
sharing adventuresome stories. It didn't matter if he was
trying to entertain a group of friends, customers or
colleagues or just making small talk along the 8th fairway.
No matter the occasion, Buddy had a story and they were
always wonderful.
It's no
surprise that Edward Buddy Watson was featured as the hero
of most of his tales. He was born in Fort Worth on October
3, 1936 to Floyd and Ruby Watson. He grew up in Fort Worth
with big dreams and big plans and stories to go along with
them. He graduated from Carter Riverside High and went on to
Arlington State College. He worked for Lone Star Liquor,
part owner of Pinkies Liquors, owned a gift shop, and sold
medical insurance. Buddy had three children, Tina, Kirk and
Laurie. His work took him to Houston, Odessa, Dallas and
back to Fort Worth.
Buddy passed away peacefully on Monday, October 18th, after
a long battle with Alzheimer's. He is survived by the love
of his life, Eudora McKee; his son, Kirk Watson; and his
daughter, Laurie Watson Wallace; son-in law, Stan Wallace;
granddaughter, Wren Wallace; and countless extended family
members.
He
is predeceased by his daughter, Tina Marie Watson.
Friends and members of the community are invited to join the
family on Friday, October 29, 2021 at 9:30 am for a
celebration of life service at Greenwood Funeral Chapel.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers, the family requests a tribute
donation in honor of Edward Buddy Watson to the Alzheimer's
Association online or by
mail to 225 N. Michigan Ave., Fl. 17, Chicago, IL 60601."
Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 24,
2021 |

Douglas Wade Storey '79
Douglas
Wade Storey, 61, of Mountain View, Arkansas left this earth to
ride the streets of gold in heaven on October 10, 2021. Douglas
was born on July 5, 1960 in Little Rock, Arkansas to Warren and
Sylvia Storey. He retired from truck driving and ConAgra. He
loved to hunt and fish but most of all he loved riding his
motorcycle.
Douglas is survived by his fiancee
Misty Powell; two daughters, Tiffany Flores and Alicia
Hernandez; seven grandchildren, Gabriel, Elizabeth, Nayalie,
Bianca, Diego, Victoria, and Anthony; one sister, Debbie Loyd;
four nephews, Landon Storey, Kanyon Storey, Dylan Burns, and
Derek Burns; two nieces, Karissa Storey and Haley Rowland; two
sisters-in-law, Jessica Burns Rowland and Shelby Floyd and many
other family and friends.
Douglas was preceded in death by his
wife of 29 years, Anita Burns Storey; his parents, Warren and
Sylvia Storey; brother, Jeff Storey, and grandparents Jesse and
Seewilla Sheenan.
Visitation is Tuesday, October 12,
2021 from 6:00-8:00 PM at Roller Crouch Chapel in Mountain View,
Arkansas. Funeral services with full Masonic rites will be
Wednesday, October 13, 2021, 2:00 PM at Roller Crouch Chapel
with Brother Daryl Pitts officiating. Interment will follow at
Flatwoods Cemetery in Mountain View, Arkansas.
Pallbearers are Chris George, Don
Partee, Murphy Taylor, Dylan Burns, Derek Burns, Randy Berry,
and Shannon Motes. Honorary pallbearers are Karissa Storey,
Haley Rowland, Gabriel Hernandez, Elizabeth Hernandez, Nayalie
Hernandez, Bianca Flores, Diego Flores, Victoria Flores, and
Anthony Flores, and members of Blue Mountain Lodge #202 and
members of Lindsey Lodge #292.
Roller Crouch Funeral Home in Mountain View, Arkansas is in
charge of the arrangements. |

Travis Lamar Walker Jr. '74
“Give
me a call” On Friday, October 8th, 2021, Travis L Walker, Jr.
started his journey to meet the Lord. Travis was born, raised,
and spent much of his life in Ft. Worth, Texas. He graduated
from Amon Carter-Riverside High School in 1974. In 1978, Travis
hired on at General Dynamics/Lockheed Martin, he retired in 2009
after 31 years.
Many of you knew Travis as “Huggie,”
some of his Lockheed buddies, as “Tyrone,” the grandkids as
“Pap-Paw Huggie,” to his kids he was “Dad” or “Daddy,” but to
all he was a Friend. Travis never met a stranger. It does not
matter geographically where he was in the US, he would find
someone he knew or make a new friend. He would give his last
dollar for someone in need. He loved to talk whether in person
or on the call and he left a message, “Give me a call.” Or do
not be surprised he may show up at your front door. He loved the
Lord and his family. Both meant so much to him, Travis spoke of
them often and told many stories.
Travis enjoyed Country music,
“Classic” country to be specific, fishing, hunting, being
outdoors and sitting in his wooden kitchen chair looking out the
window. As we continue his legacy, remembering his laughter, his
smile, his candid heart, and his stories, take a moment… you’ll
hear his voice. Ferlin Husky sings it best “Wings of a Dove,”
Fly High on the Wings of a Dove, Huggie.
Travis is preceded in death by his
father, Travis L Walker, Sr, “Sonny,” his sister, Sharon Kay
Walker, his mother, Doris Wagner McCollum, and Stepfather,
William McCollum “Bill” and many grandparents, aunts, uncles,
cousins, and a niece. He is survived by his oldest Daughter,
Karen Walker Munden, husband Dan Munden, grandchildren, Cody
Mills, wife Tiana, great-grandchild, Cooper Mills, Colton Mills
and bonus grandchildren, Tyler Munden and Kennedy Munden. His
second Daughter, Kathy Walker Stokes, husband, Mack Stokes,
grandchildren, Laney Ivey and Kamden Stokes, His Son, Kevin
Walker “Bubba,” wife Haley Walker, grandchildren, Tripp Walker
and Trew Walker. His Stepmother, Diena Perkins, husband Mike,
Stepbrother, Randy Eyster, wife Julie, Stepsister, Penny
McNeill. his, stepbrother, Tim McCollum, wife Suzanne,
Stepsister, Linda Wencka, and husband, David, many bonus niece,
nephew, great nieces, nephews among lots of uncles, aunts, and
cousins.
For those that would rather donate than send flowers, because of
his love for fishing you can donate to Take a Kid Fishing
Foundation, takf.com in honor of Travis Walker. |

James "Jimmy" Carroll Lumpkin
'57
Fort
Worth, Texas - James (Jim) C. Lumpkin, 82, went home to be with
his Lord and Savior, on September 22, 2021. He died
peacefully,at home, in the the arms of his high-school
sweetheart and wife of 63 years, Barbara, as well as their
children and grandchildren.
Funeral Service: 2:30 p.m. Thursday in Mount Olivet Chapel.
Interment to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8
p.m. Wednesday at Mount Olivet Chapel.
He was born on March 31, 1939, in Fort Worth, Texas. He came to
know the Lord, Jesus Christ, as his Savior on Dec. 31, 1955. He
shared that faith with everyone he knew.
He graduated from Amon Carter Riverside High School (1957, where
he was All-district/All state (basketball and track). His
outstanding basketball ability afforded him a full scholarship
to Texas Wesleyan College (1957-58). Jim felt called to join the
United States Navy (December 1958 - 1962)1st Class Sonar man)
USS Chevalier DDR 805. Jim entered civilian life and went to
work for 25 years at Standard Havens/Cedarapids later known as
Raytheon, After retiring, Jim decided to return to the work
force and paired up with Broce Manufacturing, as the President
of New Market Development.
Jim enjoyed his time at home with his family. He was a fan of
his hometown team TCU. He loved all sports and shared that with
all his family.
He was preceded in death by his mother, father, brother, and
son-in-law.
Survivors: Wife, Barbara Gunter Lumpkin; sister, Linda Martin,
her husband, Richard; brother-in-law, Mark and Sandy Gunter; two
daughters, Debbie Taylor, Carol Lumpkin; son, Mike Lumpkin and
his wife, Jan; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild as
well as several nieces and nephews.
Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 3,
2021. |

Don Edward Wickman, Sr '64
Don
Edward Wickman, Sr. came into the arms of his Heavenly Father on
Sunday September 12, 2021 at his home in Fort Worth, Texas.
He is the son of the late Elgin and Evelyn (Koonsman) Wickman
who are from the Cranfills Gap and Iredell, Texas communities.
He was born in Meridian, Texas on September 15, 1944. He
graduated from Amon Carter Riverside High School in 1964. Upon
graduation he enlisted into the United States Air Force and
served in Vietnam. After leaving the Air Force he became a
Master Plumber and owned his own business known as "Hot Water
Inc" for most of his life. He enjoyed fishing, motorcycles,
flying and fast cars. Most importantly, he loved his TCU Horned
Frogs and very proud of their accomplishment in the Rose Bowl of
2010. During his school years he was proud of playing for the
TCU Tinymites football team.
Don, who was known by his friends as the nickname "Rope", is
survived by his brother, Michael Wayne Wickman; sons, Don (Buzzy)
Edward Wickman, Jr. from Granbury, TX and Chris Jared Wickman
from San Diego, CA, along with numerous grandchildren, nephews
and cousins. He was preceeded in death by his sister, Beverly
Kay Wickman Winget.
A private Memorial Service will be held at a later date. |

Johnny Rumfield '44
Granbury,
Texas - Johnny Rumfield, 94, went to his Heavenly home on
Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2021.Celebration of Life: 12 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 16, in Greenwood Chapel, 3100 White Settlement
Rd., Fort Worth, Texas, with Pastor Justin Jeter officiating.
Graveside: 2 p.m. at the Dallas-Fort Worth National
Cemetery, 2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, Texas.
Johnny Leon Rumfield was born to the late Clyde and Edith
Rumfield on Sept. 23, 1926 in Smithfield, Texas. He attended
Amon Carter Riverside High School, and graduated from The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in 1951 and North
Texas State in 1960.
Johnny was a longtime educator in the Fort Worth
Independent School District. He began as a football coach at
Diamond Hill Jarvis High School, and served in multiple
assignments through his career at Wedgewood Jr. High, McLean Jr.
High, Paschal HS, Meacham Middle School, Elder MS as teacher,
counselor, principal and FWISD Central Office special projects
coordinator.
Johnny loved hunting, fishing and golf. He had a passion
for people and travel. One of the quotes often heard from him
was, "I've been around the world and to Waxahachie." His love
for travel began in the Army Air Corps when he served in Paris,
France at the end of WW II on a peace keeping mission. Johnny
was a 32nd Degree Freemason Shriner in the Hella Temple, Fort
Worth. He and his wife, Dean, worshiped at First Christian
Church of Granbury.
Johnny was preceded in death by his former wives Jean,
Mary Ruth and Dean; and his sisters, Billie Whorton, Betty
Williams, Vera Holt, Inez Burkholder and Grace Houser.
Johnny is survived by his daughter, Ginger Rumfield
Burlison of Waco, Texas; son, John William Rumfield and wife,
Sue of Las Vegas, NeV; and grandsons, Matt Rumfield and Josh
Rumfield; sister, Mary Jane Rumfield of Fort Worth, Texas.
The family would like to thank the staff of The Courtyards
of Lake Granbury Assisted Living and nurses Melinda and Crystal
of Alpha Omega Hospice for the excellent care they provided to
Johnny in his last days. |

Roy William Cholopisa '74
Roy
Cholopisa, 65 of Tehuacana, passed away on September 5, 2021 at
his home on the hill. A visitation with the family will be held
on Friday evening, September 10th from 6-8 p.m. at Jones Funeral
Services. His funeral service will be held Saturday, September
11, 2021 at the Methodist Church in Tehuacana at 10:00 a.m.,
followed by graveside at Tehuacana Cemetery. Afterwards, the
family will gather at the firehouse for lunch and a celebration
of Roy’s life.
Roy was born on December 7, 1955 in Fort Worth, Texas, fourth
born child of Joe and Pauline Cholopisa. He was an all-star
athlete and Mr. Carter Riverside High in 1974, his graduating
year. He went to work at Swifts. He received his nursing degree
from TCJC, where he went on to practice nursing at Twin Oaks
Hospital in Fort Worth. He always had the gift of carpentry,
deciding to hang up his scrubs for paint brushes. He became the
most sought out after painter in Tehuacana and surrounding towns
nearby. Roy knew a lot about everything, with painting being his
specialty. Roy was the type of man that would do anything for
anyone he could. After moving to Tehuacana he ran for mayor,
where he held his position until the day he passed.
He is survived by his only child, his daughter whom he loved
dearly, Carmen Zoe Cholopisa; his two brothers, Dr. Robin
Cholopisa and Joe Cholopisa; his two sisters, Betsy and Phyllis;
three nephews and two nieces, as well as other extended family.
Roy was a man of God, and a man who believed in doing your best
always. |

Thomas Elmer Knowles '65
Weatherford,
Texas - Thomas "Tommy" Knowles, 74, went to be with the Lord,
Sunday, Aug. 22, 2021.Funeral: 12 p.m. Monday, Aug.
30, 2021, in Greenwood Chapel. Interment: Greenwood Memorial
Park. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Greenwood.
Tommy was born Oct. 3, 1946, in Fort Worth. He was a U.S.
Army veteran and a longtime member of Victory Baptist in
Weatherford.
Survivors: Wife of 54 plus years, Carol; mother, Janet
Knowles; sisters, Martha Harper, Glenda Knowles and Annabeth
Robertson; brother, Curtis Knowles; sons, Mike and wife, Simone,
Chris and wife, Valarie, Jeff and wife, Courtney and Travis and
wife, Jenny; 12 grandchildren; nieces, nephews and other family. |

David Ronald Riddle Sr. '60
It
is always difficult saying goodbye to someone we love and
cherish. Family and friends must say goodbye to their beloved
David Ronald Riddle Sr. of North Richland Hills, Texas, born in
Los Angeles, California, who passed away at the age of 78, on
August 24, 2021. Family and friends can send flowers and/or
light a candle as a loving gesture for their loved one. Leave a
sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial
page of David Ronald Riddle Sr. to show support.
He was loved and cherished by many people including : his parent
Fort Worth; his wife Marva Riddle; his children, Stacey Bowen
(Mark) and David Riddle, Jr. (Patrick Burkart); his
grandchildren, Marcus Bowen and Marti Bowen; his sister Linda
Riddle; and his pet Chewy.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, September 9th 2021 from
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at the Hills Church (6300 NE Loop 820, North
Richland Hills, TX 76180). A celebration of life will be held on
Thursday, September 9th 2021 at 2:00 PM at the Worship Center
(5813 Broadway Ave, Haltom City, TX 76117). |

Susann Susen Eller '61
Burleson,
Texas - Susann Mary Eller, 77, passed away August 4, 2021.
Susann was born in Tyler, Texas on October 4, 1943 to the late
William and Euna Zelma Susen. She was a graduate of Midwestern
University with a Masters in History. She was an educator for 25
years and retired from teaching at Irving High School.
She continued to serve as a substitute teacher in Weatherford,
Burleson, Aledo, TX and Ft. Walton Beach, FL. schools. She
worked as a supervisor of student teachers at Tarleton State
University. She spent her life caring and serving others through
her volunteer work as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)
and at Meals on Wheels, Harvest House and Aledo Children's
Advocates.
She was an active member and volunteer at Trinity Episcopal
Church. Susann touched everyone she met with her loving heart
and genuine care of others. She was preceded in death by her
sisters, Holley Terrill and June Bartlett, her nephew, Ty
Terrill and her beloved dog Molly.
SURVIVORS: She is survived by her husband of 31 years, Johnnie
R. Eller of Burleson, Tx; daughter, Rhonda (Greg) Evers of
Aledo, Tx; son, Matt (Cameron) Cartwright of New York, NY;
stepson Richard (Renee) Eller of Atlanta, Ga; stepdaughter
Tiffany (Richard) Wybrow of Auckland, New Zealand;
grandchildren, Christopher (Delanie) Evers, Ryan (Kaitlyn)
Evers, Chloe (Rob) Rich, Emily (Scott) Nelson, John Andrew Eller
and Chase Sims; great-grandchildren Todd and Hadley Evers;
brother-in-law Terry Bartlett, nieces Tiffany, Teri and Julie
and nephew Troy and their families.
MEMORIAL SERVICE : will be held at 11 AM on Saturday, August
28, 2021 at Trinity Episcopal Church, 3401 Bellaire Dr S,
Fort Worth, Texas. The family will receive friends from 10
to 11 AM prior to the service at the church.
MEMORIALS: In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to CASA of
Johnson
County www.casajohnsoncounty.org,
Meals on Wheels of North Texas www.mownct.org or
a service organization of your choice..
Published by Star-Telegram on Aug. 22, 2021. |

Jack Dollins '48
Jack
was born in Fort Worth, Texas to Henry and Hazel Dollins.
Blessed with one brother, John. He graduated High School from
Amon Carter in 1948 and joined the Navy shortly thereafter. He
served in Korea on the USS Wedderburn.
Jack met the love of his life Jere, in 1961 and together they
spent 60 wonderful years together. Throughout those 60 years,
they spent almost every day together raising their children,
serving the churches they attended and making every day together
unique and special.
Jack was blessed with five children; Jeanita, Debbie, Karon,
Jack, and Stefanie as well as 13 grandkids, 24 great-grandkids,
and 7 great, great-grandkids. He was proceeded in death by his
parent's Henry and Hazel Dollins, son Jack Dollins and daughter
Jeanita Dollins Denison.
Published
by Star-Telegram on Aug. 20, 2021. |

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1934
Wanda Lehew Cole
Effie Juanita Carter Davis
Robert E. "Bob" Lawson

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1936
Vera Taylor Townsend

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1937
E.L. Boone |
Carl Almon Noah |
Corrine Cobb Special |
Irene Frances James Nesbitt |
James W. Schultz |
George Nelson St. John |
Harold Newton Nesbitt |
Howard H. Brown |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1938
Marion Brooks Bone |
Geraldine Jones Wallace |
Effie Corinne Bogart Jackson |
John D. Wilborn |
Homer L. Mahaffey, Jr. |
Ruth Priest Dixon |
William E. "Bill" Albrecht |
Nancy James Scott |
Gerald Everett |
George Christopher Keating |
Audine Jordan Hicks |
Blanche Marie Mohn |
Lester "Bill" Brothers |
Jeanette Simmons Ramsey |
Margaret Peoples Hopkins |
George Medford
Moran |
Flavil Hamilton
Anderson |
J. Stephen Powell |
Jean Albrecht
Lochtrog |
Isabelle Bertelson
King |

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF
1939
Frank Doyle |
Walter Browning |
Carlene(Connie) Rodgers Hancock |
Floyd D. Berry |
Jack P. Smith |
Emma Jo Brown Harris |
Ruby Harrison Bryant |
Elva Tesseneer Tinsley |
Dorothy Mae Bell Thomason |
Jack Pool |
Mary Grace Hollis Pool |
L. J. Box |
Elizabeth Jacqueline Bost Tubb |
Artha Steen Tucker |
Beverly Ward Coon |
Harold Coon |
Sherman Counts |
Charlene Ferguson Stephenson |
Mary Ruth Beach Roberts |
Evelyn Massey Petzold |
Jim Bob Jarrell |
Lee D. Housewright Jr. |
Darrel Lindsey Dingmore |
Virginia Joyce Freeman Willis |
Devon Brewer |
Roger
Edcar Souder |
Frances Gourley
Turrella |
Sarah Counts
McClellan |
William Daniel
Souder |
Robert Tipton
Faircio |
Dorothy Foster Huston |
George Gray Wilkes |
Mildred Nimmo Lucas |
Selma Louise Reese Andrews |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1940
John R. "J.R." Andrews |
John Paul Brown |
Cliff Magers Jr. |
Jack R. Murray |
Ben C. Reeves |
Mildred Schieman McClain |
John R. Finegan Jr. |
La Rue Clifton Smith |
Wil Allan "Bill" Cofer |
Betty Mulkey Rushing |
Al Hollis |
Dorothy Park Ratlif |
Lee Sparto |
Natalie Bailey Carter Shelton |
John
Hatcher "Jack" James |
Sarah
Evelyn Dickson Rudd |
Winston Sweet Brumbaugh |
Evelyn Virginia Bird Linton |
Betty Hubbard Biles |
Virginia Earle Smith |
Clarence E. Bjork |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1941
Catherine
A. Roberts Cross
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Dale Pliler |
Milton A. Griggers |
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James Warren Grantham |
David Laurence "Larry" Lamkin |
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Charles R. "CR" Kennedy |
Richard Earl Johnson |
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Dorothy
Knifong Littleton |
Naomi Ruth Jones Cummings |
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Ernest L. Gillingham |
Donald Bennett Wiley |
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Arbon Karr |
Elwyn Lawson |
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Luther R "Bob" Himes Jr.
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Jack Bryant |
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Roy Fleming |
James Pat Benson |
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George A. Seaman Jr. |
Dorothy Louise Williams Quattrochi |
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Robert M. Patrick |
Riley N. Riddle |
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Bobby Joe Chilcutt Smith |
Florene Nimmo Stevens |
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Leonard I. Holder |
George Eagle Jr. |
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Eula McBride Lewis |
Douglas Charles Clark |
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Ethyl Ruth Kilgore
Moran |
Jessie Elizabeth
Cother Pruett |
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Jessie Fay Puckett Boren |
Hubert Lester
Joyner |
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Herbert Slaughter |
Adeline Daniels
Slaughter |
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Margaret Ann Flippo |
Leonard Paul |
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Norma Gay White
Joyner |
James Carr Ivey |
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Guy Lindsay
Cummings, Jr. |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1942
Dorothy Greener Lester |
David Thomas
Miller, Jr. |
Aquilla
Miles Blaydes |
Jack R. Murray |
Cecil Brewer |
Bobby Scott |
Loyd Adams |
Bobby Doyle |
Raymond Doyle |
Billy Mac Housewright |
Henry Meagan |
Billy Mac Turnage |
Franz Schubert |
Chet Wells |
Charles Waller |
Herbert Charles Slaughter |
Mildred Autrey Burton |
Ancel E. Simmons |
Martin Jarrell |
Lawrence Wesley Culver
|
David Fowler |
Robert Andrew Priest |
Rozella Chandler |
Betty Jean Childs Hughes |
Betty Jean Tyson |
Wayne Franklin |
Catherine Weeks McCoy |
Dorothy Jane Ward Pool |
Mack Edward Bailey Jr. |
Burl S. Burton |
Ruby Rogers Lackey |
Albert E. Aikman |
Shirley Barnes Aikman |
Dorothy Lee Brown
Flake |
Dorothy Marguerite Taylor Ellis |
William A. "Andy" Doggett |
Elizabeth Thompson Bragg |
Jean Rentz Jordan |
Eugene "Gene" Burtner |
Betty Aline Brown Absher |
David Franklin Coon, Sr. |
Thomas Sanford Blackwell |
Ruth Ellen Carter Yates |
Ralph R. Jones |
Frank Pentikis |
Robert N.
Christian |
Noble Patterson |
Merritt Norval
Sellers |
Grover Kenneth
Womack |
Dorthey May Tye
Potts |
Anna Beth Atchison Robinson |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1943
Raymond E. Brothers |
William T. Carroll, Jr. |
Dan Nolte |
Lawrence D. White |
Vesta Regan Smith |
Douglas Clifford Evans |
Burl Bayless |
Bob Pirkle |
John Dollins |
Mary Louise Eagle |
Dorothy Jernigan |
Curtis Sparkman |
Howard Selby |
Harold Lamkin |
Charles Clardy |
Billye Reese Burtner |
Margaret Hukill Nowell |
Charles White |
Gilbert Hunter |
Joe Miniard |
Donald H. Powell |
Bill Boyce |
Clarence Richard Webb |
Thomas M. Skipper |
Ruth Bacon Ward |
Marietta Catherine Moss Barlow |
Betty Jean Wilson Brewer |
Kathleen Martin |
Edgar F. Crites Jr. |
Charles E. Brown |
Ione Richards |
Charles Robert "Bob" Johnson |
Don Worsham |
Billy Egan |
James D. Nesbett |
Rosemary Darby |
Doreen Tweedy McVean |
Leta Caraway |
Joy Elaine Neely Murray |
David E. Mills |
Robert F. Snyder |
Earlene Myrtle Carearthers
Snyder |
Irma J. Bradford Crites |
Eddie J. Riddle |
Sarah Winn Patrick |
James Howard Davis |
Donald Lee Hudgins
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Peggy Marie Green Alston |
Homer E. Ludiker |
Charles E. Williams |
Dolores Jane Athens Williams
Lightfoot |
Danel A. Gillard |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1944
Bryan Flippo |
Gordon Smith |
Henry L. Watkins |
Robert H. Truax |
Fred W. Bird |
Peggy Simms Gibson |
Marian Meggs Arnold |
Nell Browne |
Jo Dean Carroll |
Raymond Carter |
Carl Heather |
Carolyn Hinds |
Billy Hogue |
Esther Kern |
Barbara Lancaster |
Landon Lindsay |
Joan Nelson |
Milton Prine |
Billie Regan |
Cathryne Terrell |
Luther Todd
|
Robert Toten |
Otis Twitty |
Billy White
|
Paul Yates |
Bobby McVean
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Bob Milligan |
Noel Smith Jr. |
Everett Wasser |
Rebecca Garrison Sakert |
Kathryn Richardson |
Richard Webb |
Bill Tillery |
Frank Hardesty |
May Jean Autrey Hamilton |
David "Pat" Erwin |
Jenell Wiseman Tatarevich |
Mary Frances Nance Collum |
Don Fleming |
Dorothy West Martin |
Daniel Wayne Watts |
Billie Gerline Neace Hall |
Donald E. Mason |
Bernie Shivers Miller |
Aaron "Smitty" Clevenger |
Margery Jean Dillon Morgan |
Bill Hale |
Peggy Louise Thomason Walling |
Mary Catherine McKillip Kirkpatrick |
Jack D. White |
Mildred Brown |
Ann Thompson Bragg |
Betty Jo Gray Perry |
Margie I. Berry Lindsey |
Frank Brittain
"Britt" Schubert |
James Frank Smith, Jr. |
Naomi Bostick King |
James E. "Jimmy" Hall |
Mary Nola
Crites Gardner |
Doris Nell Hunt Culver |
Robert V. Gillingham |
James Lloyd "Jimmy" Park |
Merle Ruth Harston Hamm |
Audrey Daley Womack |
Joy Kennedy Flippo |
Patricia Nimmo Riddle |
Robert R. Christensen |
Kathryn Baker Acola |
Mack Edward Bailey |
Wayne E. McNutt |
Betty Margaret Cole Brown Broadie Schubert |
Johnny Rumfield |

The original list was sent
to us in part by Wanda Pearson Penix '45
IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1945
Mary Sue Beasley
Griffin |
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King Bell |
James Bond |
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Sue Bogart Carter |
Mary Helen
Boustead LaForce |
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Harold Caroway |
H.W. Carter |
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Jack Conn |
Sarah Ellis |
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Mary Jo Galbreath |
James W. "Bill"
Grabein Jr. |
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Mary Graves |
Barvon Hamilton |
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Leo Holiday |
Edward Kelly |
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Joe Looney |
Linda Lockerd |
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Ernest Jack |
John Louis Jones |
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Mary Beth Jones Gray |
Gloria McCarty Turner |
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Robert McJilton |
Billie Ruth Miller |
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Velma Neece Ivie |
Bernetta Nesbitt Coulter |
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Martella Sanford Bishop |
Wanda Shubert |
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Joanne Sonricker Mayfield |
Geraldine Weeks Criswell |
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John Whiteside |
Lois Leoffler Law |
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Sentell Bullard |
Jeannine Bedell Griffin |
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Bernice Hanke Crum |
Cantrell Autrey |
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Lillian Fisher Neece |
Betty Sue Ward Myers |
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Harry Worth Phillips Jr. |
Andrew Terry Tackett |
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Johnnie Pierce Tye |
Jack A. Harris |
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Ethel Underwood Gunter |
Mary Helen Callaway Hightower |
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Wanda Jean Brown Ball |
Bobby Payne |
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Jean Payne White |
Wanda Pearson Penix |
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Claire Cloyd Stallcup |
Norma Jean Wilson Jones |
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Thomas W. Taggart, Jr. |
Marjorie Cutchin Graham |
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Willie Mae Hood Jones |
Samuel Gene Payte |
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Henry Elbridge Flenner, Jr. |
Billie Iris Hudgins Harrison |
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Chester Bennett Bowen |
Norman L. Flippo |
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Doris Cummins Moody |
Arthur Roland Whitlock |
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Mary Gwyndolyne Hill Kelley |
Marcia Thelin Bradford |
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Glenna Jean Brown Hatcher |
Robert Dale Sellers |
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Mary "Betty" Mitchell Allen |
William Kennon Thompson |
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Johnny Tex Carter |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1946
R. L. Anderson |
Suzanne Brown |
Ray Cash |
Jim Corder |
Lawrence Coursey |
Maxine Crittenden
Fouts |
Donald Culps |
Rosemary
Cunningham Babb |
Bobby Dixon |
M. B. Easter |
Bobby Fuller |
Joyce Hinds Lauritzon |
Phil Holley |
Willis Jackson |
Briley Jones |
Clifford Moreland |
Patsy Myrick |
Bill Parkman |
Sam Reasoner |
Charles Smith |
Jay Van Smith |
Tommy Toulous |
Bill Weatherred |
Suzanne Williams Benson |
James Ronald Price |
Patsy Thomas Glover |
Marjorie Bremer White |
Edward "Toby" Daley |
Billie Wayne McLeod |
Dorothy Sue Goddard Boyce |
Wanda Margaret Wilkins Murphy |
Dixie Huffman Pate |
Wanda Jean Brown Ball |
Rosemary Daniel Nye |
Barbara Dunlap Hubbard |
Eileen Buckmaster Schubert |
Betty Lou Wyatt Hudgins |
Nellie N. Grey Reeves |
Joy Kemp Browning Barker |
Ann Bruce Greis |
Bobbie Gene McLeod |
Jean Gaedke Mahan |
Bobbie Ruth Baley Litsey |
Margie Inez Cobb |
James G. Eagle |
JoAnne Phillips Spriggs |
Virginia Joy Wilson Demarest |
Douglas Charles Clark |
Melba J. Senior
Treadway |
John Crawford
Webb |
Wendall Euel Brown |
Melba Joyce
Bryant Hudgins Belcher |
Helen Jean
Schieman Ludiker |
James "Jim" Elmer
Hunt |
Wendell Conditt |
Fannette Johnston
Roach |
Jane West Dunkelberg |
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This list
was sent to us by Jean Schieman Ludiker '46
IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1947
Elwin Aston |
Mary Helen Autrey
Koonce |
Juanita Barney |
Bob Bates |
Paula Beck |
Jim Bewley |
Bill Camfield |
Frances Carlton |
Harry Christensen |
Gilbert Cox |
Joe Dooling |
Sam Dougherty |
Betty Fisher |
Thomas Fouts |
Jack Glasgow |
Kenneth Goughnour |
Bill Jackson |
Kenneth Johnson |
John Ann Mayberry |
Bill Mistrot |
Patricia Aliene King Smith |
Carroll Morrow |
Arthur Murrell |
Jean Richardson |
Edwin Taylor |
Patsy Toney Greer |
Roland Van Norman |
Ronald Walker |
Bill Watts |
George Kenneth Winn |
Homer A. Ashcraft, Jr. |
Patsy Thrasher Slaughter |
Louis Robert Eddins, Jr. |
Luella Powell Bogart |
William Robert Baley |
Norman Peel |
Donald Blankenship |
Charla Mae Epperson |
George Jack Winn |
James Richard Hamilton |
Marvin Russell |
Dorothy Owens Adams |
Jim Ballard |
Geraldine Berry Hall |
Laverne Bennett Walker |
Francis Carlton |
James Johnston |
June Maxwell Delling |
Thomas Pierce |
Jack H. Darwin |
Edmon L. Whitten |
Bill Morrow |
Robert W. Gossett |
William "Bill" Jones |
Mildred Pearson Russell |
James R. "Bob" Baker |
Betty Baker Davis |
Helen Thompson Carnahan |
Bill "Shug" McPherson |
Betty
Estill Denman Treadway |
Mary Louise Bagby |
Pat Kelly Barnett |
Don E. Roberts |
Charles Marvin Russell |
Daniel "Dan"
Merriman Jr. |
Gina (Jean)
Mussato Allen |
Jane Stanley
Faulkner |
Brigadier General Keith L. Hargrove |
Ruth Ladean Roach Icenhower |
June Marie Dougherty Head |
Helen White
Rightmire |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1948
Billy Don
Baker
|
Arthur
Merrell
|
Barbara Boyle Putnam |
Aaron Nichols |
James Burley |
Dorothy Joe Reese Hayes |
Mickey Carten |
Don Rhode |
Betty Coburn |
Vivian Shahan |
Bobby Dodson |
Royce Smith |
Fred Gardenhire |
James Walthall |
Jimmie Hudson Appel |
Betty Worsham Snider |
Patsy Kirk Morrow |
Harlon Wright |
Margaret McClain |
Weldon Bassinger |
Iva Lee Bird Bryant |
Harry Carrigan |
Hugh Dempsey |
John Ellis |
Neil Housewright |
Noel Marchbanks |
Nancy McDaniel Browne |
Charlie Nesbitt |
E.W. "Dub" Pawley |
Bob Rich |
Richard Shergold |
Dorothy Truax Baker |
Kenny Winn |
Lou Ann Wright Dodson |
Dorothy Shelton Rhodes |
Maurice Donald Blankinship |
Johnnie Whitten |
Doyce Dees |
Colleen McBrayer |
Richard E. Neace |
Don Knoll |
Robert J. "Bobby" Lee |
R. E. Windham |
Joyce Ann Cummins Dingmore |
Robert L. "Bob" Elliott |
Kenneth Moore |
Betty Jo Richards |
Virginia Ruth Hawes Myers |
Jo Ann Russell McAlindon |
Theresa Duncan Neace |
Billie Louise Leddy Foster |
Charleen Loeffler Cox |
Dorothy Ann
Thomason Steele |
Robinel Harris McDaniel |
Patsy Ruth Knight Beasley |
Mary Ann Megan Auld |
Delores Jean Haney Watson
|
Edwin R. Pemberton |
Darrell Lyerla |
Mildred Pearson Russell |
Mary Nell Hunter Frizzell |
Jean Roach |
Shirley Elizabeth Taggart Garrett |
Galen Anderson |
Edward L Baker Jr. |
Ellen Nora Taylor Grubbs |
Robert Daniel Magouirk |
Robert S. "Bob" Patton |
John A. Lockerd |
William Edward
Crew |
Wanda
Jean Thompson Rufner |
Richard O. Kingston |
Martha Turner
Tillery |
Minnie Ruth
Butler Walker |
Harold Richard
Harris |
Marion Brown
Tomme Jr. |
Joyce Gwendolyn Hamilton Wright |
Dorothy "Jean" Garrett Merrell |
Mary Lynn Winters
Foust |
Patsy Bonita (Burks) Cox |
Jack Dollins |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1949
James Ashcraft |
Lawrence Autrey |
Oren Autrey |
Bret E. "Pete" Bagby |
Eugene Bailey |
Melvin Bird |
Pete Brock |
Maxine Buchanan |
Ann Cadwallader |
Kay Chipman |
Tom Cloyd |
Tommy Cox |
Martha Fry |
Patsy Gossett |
Richard Hammack |
Bobby Harriss |
Carolyn Hicks |
Tommy Hightower |
Rosemary Holden |
Betty Lou Jenkins |
Bety McMillian |
Richard Melbourne |
Sam Neilsen |
Bill Reasoner |
Lawrence Riddle |
Annette Ritchey |
Wanda Sartain |
Ben Shirley |
Dick Sitton |
Russell Slaughter |
Arthurene Smith |
Marcus Stewart |
Mason Stewart |
Billy Jack Tyson |
Bob Wayne |
Robert Webb |
Robert West |
Garland Wayne Griffitt |
Freddy Joe Cooke |
Baker Blaydes |
R.C. Hammock |
Billie Jo Sanders Hubbard |
Robert Plummer |
Billy Jack Rippy |
Ernest John Dunham, Jr. |
Henry Jackson McCarty Jr. |
Richard Wright |
David Jack Mayfield |
Betty Lou Cookus Crutsinger |
Mary Jim Meador Wilson |
Edgar Wilson |
Donna Hall Hosack |
Patsy Ruth Hale Lancaster |
Jack James Huston |
Mildred Elliott Wilson |
Louis C. Jones |
Robert "Bobby" Eugene Dean |
Gerald Howe Totten |
Roy J. Moore |
Jack Richard Fielder |
David Ford Hunt |
Joan Holden Shaw |
Joe Don Womack |
William Harold Albritton, Sr. |
Charles F. Sides |
Joseph E. Sample |
Nyla Thelin Swafford |
Edwin Hollis Hardesty |
J. E. "Sonny:" Cowan Jr. |
Betty Nell Freeman Benson |
Johnny Roscoe Dunlap |
Betty Jean Harvey Graves |
Frances Amelia Graves
Batchelor |
Vivian A. Shahan Carter Gross |
William Daniel Hillis, MD |
James B "Bob" Baker III |
James Raymond Cole, MD |
Bettye Jo West Wiley |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1950
R. J. Blackwell |
Tommy Bradshaw |
Mason Chancellor |
Joe Daniels |
Billie Dean |
J. R. Duke |
John David Ferguson |
Billy Gregson |
Bob Hardie |
Bill Hargrove |
Billie Jean Huggs |
Ruth Roach Crites |
Truett Rutledge |
Lena Mary Scully Brown |
Wendell Stafford |
Bonnie Tatum Arter |
Ollie Taylor |
Johnnie Trammell |
Earline Tyson |
Fred Withers |
Billy Berry |
Clara Lee Browning |
Wanda Keaton |
Clarence Owens |
Wanda Smith Queen |
Patsy Rohlfing Jackson |
Shirley Mason Buckelew |
Joyce Yvonne Kennedy-Bryant |
J.H. "Jim" Weatherby |
Johnny Russell Jahn |
Verlyn Joiner |
Carlton Bird |
Cecilia Locke Smith |
Lauretta Fowler Tindle |
Jay Bennett Howard |
Weldon Wayne Gilliland |
James Norman McMahon |
David H. Cline |
Carla Davidson Hightower |
Melvin O. Hansen |
David Y. Mulkey |
Barbara Ridgeway Kinney |
Fred Spencer Hughes |
Jo Ann Olsen Culver |
Fleming Jones |
Myra McCollum Meine Davidson |
James A. McEndree Jr. |
Jack Burnett "Gunny" McAlister |
Alfred M. Woolf |
Peggy Elaine Martin Shirley |
Anne Blanton Garner |
Allen Scott Gunnels |
William Joseph Edmonds |
Henry Hubert Wright |
Patricia Richards Miller |
Charlyne Sharp Griffin |
Patsy Nell Markum Hall |
Kathrine Harrison Spradley |
James Higgins Earl |
Jerry Gordon Jackson |
Pamelia Brown Scott |
Gloria Jeanne Moore
Miellmier |
O. D. Cole, Jr. |
Joe Robert Taylor |
Claude
Richard "Dick" Trice |
Dwight R. Powell |
Don Whitten |
Joel Bruce Dillon |
Ruth Ann Baker Aston |
Roy Lee Wilson |
Sybil Jane Snelson Jenkins |
Patricia Shelton McKinney |
Martha Jane Mills Hoppe |
Stanley James Baker Jr. |
Sally Ann Mize Cassidy |
Patsy Jean Clark Riddle |
Kathryn Galeen Houseworth Gibbs |
James Morrison McVey "Mac" |
Marian Jo Souder |
Robert Martin |
Shirley Yvonne Carter Alcorn |
Daniel Newton McBrayer, Sr. |
Barbara Jean McAlister
Collier |
Alma Mae Justice Scoggins |
Mary Lou Russell Dawson |
Patricia Ann Winnett Williams |
Mary Kathrine "Kakie" Ross
Clayton |
Robert
Richard Bartsch |
Carolyn Hope Shugart Perry |
Barbara Calvert Leland |
Madeline Louise Toler Ferris |
Bart Smith Bradford |
Betty J Leverett Kingsley |
Doris Ann Gilbert Stevens |
Eddie John Dees, Sr. |
Geraldine Annette "Gerry" Flippo Crues |
Mary Beth Wells |
Anita Bracken Smith |
Hellen Frances Speer Hawkins |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1951
Nancy Bennett
Krupka |
Peggy Bewley |
Sue Bushnell |
Clyde V. Butler |
Bill Corzort |
Francis Dawson |
Thomas Grammer |
Tommy Floyd Hackney |
Robert Hale |
Carroll Hall |
Bill Hilliard |
Ray Holden |
Marcella Johnson Christnight |
Barbara Jean Knox |
Bobby Jo Looney Atkins |
Jo Anne Prince |
J.C. Richardson |
Charlotte Rogers Walters |
Hal Stephenson |
Robert Totten |
Beverly Walker |
Patrica Ward |
Steve West |
Charles Rainey |
David Anderton |
Carl Christnight |
Truett Rutledge |
Jack Scott |
Peggy Leddy Griffin |
Fred "Freddie"
Sanders |
Eddie Kuykendall |
Wayland Kaye Cox |
John Chapman |
Kennith Whitten |
Melma Lois Paul |
Bili Joan White Wisdom |
Roland Douglas Maclin |
Bobby Bird |
Robert Thomas Sample |
Roland T. Marcee |
William Kelly McGinnis |
Ed Montgomery |
Thomas Miller |
Dick Bagby |
Johnette Brooks Jennings |
Jerry McCleskey |
Charles R. Kinnaird |
Frank Linton "Lynn" Hill |
Kenneth "Bud" Palmer |
John Rice Kemp |
Jay Cy Martin |
Vanetta
Jean Pettit Brister |
Edward R. "Eddie" Ward |
Betty Jean Chestnut Seeders |
Harold Bernard Daley |
Sammie Jo
Ballew Harville |
Tom
Seibert Huston |
John Edward McAdam |
Peggy Coburn Gough |
Robert "Bobby" Wayne Parrish |
Gerald Joe Tackett |
Doyle Dee Pruitt |
Bob Floyd Hillin |
Sanford Scott Blakley |
Yvonne Toliver Markwardt |
Glynn Shelby Peel |
JB "Benny" Barrow |
Ray Lewis Roberts |
Richard Banowsky |
Clarence Chesterfield "Buck"
Gay Jr. |
Calvin Bart May |
Gary Bun Richardson |

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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1952
Ray Lewis Boyd |
Melvin Bradford |
Frances Laverne Burns |
John Carroll Gabbert |
Patsy Ruth Harris |
Jean Harrison Halyard |
Patsy Jack Glenn |
Perry T. Llewellen |
Joyce Maier Curbo |
David R. Mayberry |
Billie McCaffity Brown |
Edward Walters |
Bill Medley |
Bobby Ray Mitchell |
Era Belle Morgan Cribbs |
Thomas Primm |
Bill Sharp |
Charletta Taylor Moulder |
Ernestline Bivin Reaves |
Herman Richardson |
Nanette Keaton Savage |
Rhuenelle Stephens |
David "Pete" Russell
Sutton |
Joan Walker |
William Duncan Watkins |
Doris Jeanne Wilson |
Madeline Whiteside |
John David Woodall |
Frank Young |
Joy Newton McDougall |
Walker Lee Trimble |
Lloyd Harold Hackney |
Nancy Speed-Story |
Charles Edward Gross |
Norma Jean Rowland |
Jean Smith |
Glen Thomas Williams |
Zelda Margaret Walthall Clark |
Jon Duncan Harmon |
Shirley Bennett Bradshaw Bonds |
Albert Neil Payne |
Doris Earleyne Heater Williams |
Billy Don Phifer |
James "Jim" Lyle
McDowell |
Paul Edward "Eddie"
Brickell |
James B. Fenimore |
Matilda Fritts King |
Lewis Lee York |
Patricia G. Seaton Ingersol |
Cherry Maddux Jones |
Grover Cecil Steward |
Jo Ann Dinger Streiff |
Verree Elizabeth Hawkins Pearson |
Phillip Lewis Withers |
Charles Dickerson |
Shirley Jean Taylor |
Allene Simmons |
Dolores Mae Coates Dunnagan |
Robert H. "Bob" Zodin |
Shirley Ann Merchant Cox |
Barry Neil Dee's |
Shirley Reese Smith |
Dale Culver Gorsuch |
Charlene Anderson |
John Elliott Parks |
Betty Jean Burlison Dean |
George Allan Michero |
MaryLou Felts Andrews |
Jim Stanley Hamlett, Jr. |
Billie Charlene "Chop" Walton |
Marian Rochelle Cobb Tuckness |
Milton Levoy Aston |
Barbara Nell Bass Zoch |
Jean Minter Gillette |
Carolyn Walker Rogers |
Judith Davidson Grunewald |
Bobbie Jo Gray Lain |
Sue Curry Lance |
John Hugh Sherburn |
Linnie Jean Thomason Bryson |
Kenneth Michael Haire |
Harry Gene Hansen |
Daphne Angela Moore Currie |
Eldridge Lee Miles |
Evyonne Rue Andrews Eddins |
Doris Aileen Caldwell
Williams |
Clyde Conditt |
|

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1953
Darrell Barney
West |
Melton Bentle |
John Bratton |
Melvin Cole |
Jean Gross |
Cecil Henderson |
William Hunnicutt |
Jess Huston |
Bob Leak |
Theda Littrell |
Patricia Jean O'neal Martin |
James Sprinkle |
Charlene Stodghill Ugarkovich |
Dora Vinson Dunbar |
Shirley Sue White Wright |
Gail Willis Laverty |
Robert J. Bremer |
Shirley Thompson Carter |
Roy Hubert Fritts |
Ernest Allen |
Betty Berry |
Vernon Braswell |
James Brennan |
Shirley Buckner
McKinney |
Joe Campbell |
James Clements |
Walter Eason |
Jeanette Hardisty |
Janette Holder Sink |
Bill May |
Jackey Ray Holbrook |
Bill Payne |
David Shutter |
Ray Simmons |
Gary Smith |
Weldon Snodgrass |
Patsy Winn Garner |
Noel Yeary |
Carolyn Sue Webb Blum
Terry |
Leland Morrow |
Joe Murphy |
Russell Dee Nickerson |
Rodney Michael Crow |
Temple Ruth Hall |
Stephen L. Cayton |
Noel Allen Morrow |
Gary Smith |
Frances Ann Carr |
M. Neil Pugsley |
Mary Ellen Locke Duke |
Robert E. Phillips |
James W. Linton |
Herman T. Brunner Jr. |
Barbara Jane Wehring Bourland |
Richard Allgood |
Tommy Rodgers |
Don Richard Tyro |
William B. Plemons |
Lewis McCollum |
L. Don Dodson |
Marilyn Janet Needham
Miller |
Bobby A. Ellington |
Sammy Carrol Flanary |
Harris Witten Cavender |
Billie Ann McElroy |
Ernest William Grossman |
David Lyle Chapman |
Jerry Hay |
Hattie Smith Josserand |
Charlye Marie Russell Cowan |
Billy Roy Plunk Sr. |
Murry Wayne Shumate |
Addison " Addie" Maclin |
Joe Seborn Fritts |
Herman "Hap"
Milton Michener |
Marshall Eugene Bray |
Ronald Lee
Crittenden |
Joseph John
Hickson III |
Elaine McCormick
Boyd |
Peggy Sue Lake
Phillips |
Connor C. Bayless |
Burdette Lee Warner |
Charles E. Quick |
Marthe Frances Brown Kerlin |
Jerry Richard
Weatherby |
Maxine Marcee
Ballew Seymore |
Nancy Kay Prothro
Alexander |
Paul David Strong |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1954
J.B. Bird |
Pat Callaway Neff |
Gwendolyn Cates |
Thomas J. Hickman, Jr. |
Bobby Jo Danford |
Carol Lynn Gay
Lawson |
Roy
"Bud" Hall |
Jimmy Lewis Forrester |
Charles Hoppe |
Earnest Linton |
Bill May |
James McCrory |
Joan Allen Carpenter |
Joe Murphy |
William Nelson |
Thomas W. Farris |
Gene Parrish |
Geron Simmons Anderton |
Jerry Sprinkle |
Glenn Stewart |
Wendell Stotts |
Benson Strain |
Bobby Stubblefield |
Dixie Vinson |
Betty Wakefield Russell |
Charles Byron Lockerd |
Gary J. Gafford |
Travis Neff |
Ed Juge |
Ann Jordan Simpson |
Carl Wylie "Bud" Tatum |
Joe Laverty |
Jeanette Holder Sink |
Gary Allen |
Donald Gunn |
Jack Marvin Estes, Jr |
Charles Thomason |
Janet Jones Phelps |
Rachel Page Price |
Fred Nation |
Dora Dunham Blaine |
Camille Carter Staples |
Stephen Kent Drysdale |
Gordon McConnell |
Lea Jane Lucas Bell |
Eldee Castetter Davidson |
Jerry Kates |
Temple Ruth Hall |
Patricia Helen (Kiesling) Mahanay |
Jacqueline Inman Yanez |
Mary Johnson Brigman |
Don Fletcher |
J. D. Ratliff |
Joe Tillery |
Larry Wood |
Shirley Pickford Vols |
Martin Earnest "Earnie" Norman |
Dolores Collins Wright |
Cecil Lynn Northcut |
Margie Leddy Ward |
Roy Kenneth Gossett |
Fred Talkington |
David Kenneth Cox |
Bob Barrett |
Sara Patterson |
Dennis Wayne Mumford |
Linda Hall Morton |
Tony Parrish |
Jerry Leonard Wilson |
Curtis
Rudolph Moore |
Phyllis Yvonne Grayson Smith |
Marian Carrigan Kalinowski |
Reginald "Ray" K. Swan |
George Weldon Bonin |
Paul "Bob" O. Hansen |
Roger Kent Conwell |
Jack Edwin Massey |
George Robert "Bobby" Boyd |
R. E. "Josh" Josserand |
Elmer Leon Daniel |
Leo Patrick Ferris |
Johnny G. McDowell |
Carol Sue
Brown Brandon |
Sue Redding Gossett |
Charles G. Carpenter |
Barbara Jones Montgomery |
John Allen Andrews |
Shirley Jean Dixon Allgood |
Delbert Wayne Dollar |
Morris Howeth |
Patsy Ruth Ross Kavanaugh |
Jimmy Pruitt |
William "Bill" Arthur Herrington |
Peggy Abel Dodson |
Eileen Sellers Richards |
William Edward "Ed" Moore |
Gerald Lee "Jerry Lee"
Hartman, Jr. |
Charles Bell |
William Slater Banowsky |
Thomas Leroy Walk |
Troy Milton Tubbs |
Charles V. Palachek Jr. |
Larry Miller |
Willie Dee Maxwell |
Robert Lee Andrews |
Jacquelyn “Jackie” Christine Moore |
James "Jimmy" Pedigo |
William Reece Holden |
Charlie Maris |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1955
Anita
Allen
|
Shirley
Ballew
|
Buford
Brian
|
Curtis
Lee Burnett
|
Ted
Cromer
|
Preston
Higgs
|
Mona
Howe Neuman
|
Jerry
Huffman
|
Betty
Ranelle
|
Frank
Ryno
|
Kathryn
Shergold
|
Jo Ann
Thornton
|
Anna Beth
Peter Webb
|
Joy Williams
|
Mary Baker Clark |
Eugene
Dockstader` |
June Wheeler |
Carl Grimes |
William "Bud" Davis |
Dennis Fuchshuber |
Jan Boatman |
Tommy Freeman |
Gail Hilliard Peeler |
Sherry Johnson |
Harold Tallmon |
Martha Anderson Dean |
Joseph Clark "Joe" Smith |
Shirley Farmer |
Linda West |
Renda Wood |
George E. "Eddie" Brown |
Granville Edward Paules |
Sharon Ann Rutledge Morrow |
Nancy Ann Nesbitt |
Larry Fred Walls |
Morris Ferguson |
Jack W. Dickerson |
Don Fletcher |
Robert McVey Jr. |
Patricia Junean Hood Willis |
George Merrill Cloyd |
George Philip Morriss |
Betty Ruth Whitfeld |
Johnny G. McDowell |
Larry Francis |
Donald Eugene Greene |
Walter McConnell |
J. W. Savage |
Bob Shaw |
Clark Leon LeBlanc |
Wanda June Bourdier Powell |
William Joseph "Bill" Flippo |
Jay Lee Stewart |
June Mary Simmons Phillips |
Charles Brockton Boles |
William Raymond Carden, Jr. |
Doyle Nolan Rogers |
Donald Edward Cartwright, Jr.
|
Edward Vincent "Buddy" Watson |
Jacqueline "Jackie" Browning
Doyle |
Beverly Ann Stroup Willis |
|

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1956
Jerry Ann Barney |
Joyce Bonin |
Norman Brannon |
Robert Caudle |
Sylvia Cox |
James Ford |
Robert Forrester |
Kay Gilley |
Blythe Hollerman |
Charles Hurn |
J.C. Kemper |
Judy Matlock |
Charles Maurice |
Gene McKenzie |
Peggy Parvin |
Rita Polser Winters |
James Sanford |
Carol Searcy |
Tom Simpson |
Aurelia Stevens |
Jo Jane Tabet |
Mary York |
Ann Marshall McDowell |
Brenda Black Bradley |
W.C. "Butch" Cebell,
Jr. |
Jon "Bubba" Massey |
Shirley Weston Ward |
Sharon Hill Williams |
Jim Boyd |
Carolyn Sue Arnold |
Jane Wyatt Davis |
Larry Mac Wright |
Mary Ann Waters Noel |
Joe D. Wade |
Carolyn Womack Lima |
Barbara Gayle Haddock Brown |
Wayne Nelson Scott |
Sylvia Carol Cox Covington |
Noel Copeland |
Jerry Lloyd York |
William "Dub" Helm |
Wanda Joy Blevins Long |
Robin Llewellyn Jr. |
Herbert Michael "Mike" Carter |
David Eugene Elston |
Marvin Wesley Browder Jr. |
Robert J. "Bob" Underwood |
Byron Eugene Filler |
Gary Marvin Wetter |
Joyce Wright Landers |
William A. Rollins |
J. R. "Bob" Minick |
Stephen Robert Anderson |
Robert "Bob" P. Sartain |
Harry N. Walthall |
Carol Harper Travis |
James "Jimmy" Lewis |
Harry D. Aston |
Robert David Freeman |
William Arthur Matchette |
Kenneth Kiesling |
Frank Lewis Schnell |
Robert Allen Collup |
Donald Ray Smith |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1957
Kenneth Armstrong |
Jerry Baker |
Terry Cox |
Charles Fields |
Brenda Harris
Harrell |
Richard Hunter |
Charles Love |
Dugan Millican |
Diana Vollintine |
John McMullen |
Joyce J. Cole Burchfield |
Lamond Baker |
Gary Franklin Hendricks |
Shirley Jean Albright |
Joyce Ann Holder Norwood |
James Luttrell |
Thomas Edwin Jones |
Judy Carol Maurice Bowden |
Ann Marshall |
Gladys Towne Petrey |
Terry Higgs |
Bobby Ray "Bob" Hall |
Roy Russell |
Karan Elaine Kirk Pittillo |
Thomas E. Terrill |
Andy McLean |
Jerrie Jo Jennings Young |
Donna
Ballew Price Fisher |
Joe Prince |
Lynn Barton Mayfield |
Yale Murray Cason |
Glenda Ann Maurice |
Allen Leroy Christian |
Robin
Llewellyn |
Charldean Newell |
Raymond C. Perkins |
Mary Sue Ballew |
Judy Tumelson Molder |
Marshall Ray Smith |
James Larry Haygood |
Dewey Listo McCoy |
Wayne Bowen Weems |
Brunhilda Colburn |
Annita Kirtley |
Judy Ridenour |
Pat Tork Wommack |
Morris Himes |
Annie Pearl Coffee |
Jimmy Kimbrough |
Dennis Ross |
Ronnie Jack Renfro |
Freddie Willhite |
Anita Frances Massey Brock |
Harold Wayne Landers |
Larry Joe Sinclair |
Charles Campbell |
Carolyn Able Harvick |
Jimmy Boyd |
David Holmes |
Raymond Keith |
Ronald Lowrey |
Bobbie Netherland |
Elizabeth Polser Winters |
Jane McKinney Rheinlander |
Sue Thompson Walters |
Donnie Gene "Don" Bohannon |
Kenneth Royce "Ken" Neystel |
Nancy
Darlene Dillow Denton |
Weldon Maurice "Buddy" Lucas |
Kirkland "Kirk" Dee Connally |
James "Jimmy" Carroll Lumpkin |
John Vinson Roach II |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1958
Ward Bogard |
JoAnn Chipman |
Kenneth Gudgen |
Larry Howard |
Wayne Kaseberg |
Larry Ligon |
Bobby Lowry |
Lynn Murdock
Scarborrough |
Richard Pitt |
Larry Schmidt |
Jim Riley |
Kenneth Millican |
Renate Westernhagen |
Jerry B. Anderson |
James Ronald "Ron" Hollingshead |
James Ray Hammonds |
Ann Dickey Haygood |
Garld Lee Dunivan, Jr |
Carolyn Reynolds |
Patsy Creamier Shafer |
Joyce Conditt May |
James Goodwin |
Clayton Beck |
Hans Simpson |
R. M. Street |
Sherri Simmons Hambright |
Gary Richard Matzner |
Dewayne Littlepage |
Judy Riscky Burke |
Christine Aldrich Thompson |
Deloris Cobb Josephson |
Margaret Ann Terry Gist |
Beverly Harrell |
Morgan Shields Ragan |
Linda Squyres Freeman |
Sid Thompson |
Alice Janie Schultz McCauley |
Wanda J. Bullock |
Roy Joe Lovelady Sr. |
Russell B. Wirtz |
Robert Nolen Havens |
Don
McAlister |
Rosemary Harris Rood |
Jerrie Jo Jennings Young |
Gloria Fay Wakefield Dunson |
Julaine
Boatman |
James Larry Scott |
William Robert "Billy Bob"
Henderson |
Michael Leroy Warbritton |
Donald H. Winters |
Bobby Kenneth McCoy |
James Marvin Coburn |
Robert Rexrote |
Edward Wyss |
Mary Porter-Burdine |
Brenda Ellis-Hiller |
Judith Jane May Hollingshead |
Charlotte Thedford-Bird |
Betty Arlyne Reid Joines |
Donna Ann Arnold Busbee |
Jerry B. Anderson |
Beverly Hale Stone |
Sallie Marie Carter Littlepage |
William C. Hedden, Jr. |
Clyde
Roger Mayes, Jr |
Judith Grace Smith Simpson
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Billy Jack Proctor |
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1959
Ray Millican |
David Pliler |
Jim Russell |
Rayburn Simmons |
Charles Smith |
Pat Sutherland |
Louise Jacobs Nelson |
William Stanton
"Bill" Kemp |
Don Pettyjohn |
Philip R. Schmidt |
Joni Simms |
Jerry Jack Terrell |
Lannie Hall Spence |
Jorman "Joe" Koski |
Suzanne Randolph Culp |
Ernest Miller Taylor |
Danny Schmidt |
Gary Wilson Braziel |
Carol Ward Miller |
Terry Boyd |
Margaret Trietsch Thorne-Wheatley |
Phyllis Carpenter Collins |
John Ferguson |
Judy Clark Walls |
Jerry D. Farr |
Johnny Harlow |
Gary Don Pipes |
James "Hank" Ramsey |
Jerry Dean Sawatsky |
Lanny Shaw |
Gerald Thomson |
Jimmy Chokas |
David M. Scott |
Betty Paschal Warren |
Glenn Gregory, Jr. |
Stewart Bullard |
Ray Dell Young |
Robert Joseph "Bob" Witcher |
Nancy Ray Huggins |
Betty Ann Stark Kaseberg |
Mike E. Dooley |
Judith Gayle
Mcclure Josserand |
Charles Dean Huckabee |
Jerry Max
Vaughan |
Joseph E.
Driskill |
Siegred Lovette Hoines |
Bonnie Lee
Williams Pultz |
Tommy Joe Flowers |
Donald J. Tallman |
Billie Janice
Steele Higgs |
Dr. Beverly Ann
Huston Sgro |
Susan Kaye Hayes
Laughlin |
Linda Sue Pye
Sanderson |
Don Ray Russell |

IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1960
James Brown |
Bryan Lee Dawson |
Kay Gurley |
Frank Hand |
Earl Hazlewood |
Ronny Keller |
Holley Susen |
Rex Thompson |
Jackie Tuggle |
Douglas "Dusty" DeMalade |
Judith Ashmore Allen |
Dale Wayne Melton |
Roy Don Wilson |
Henry "Tommy" Gilbert |
Jim Forester |
Marilyn Mayerhoff Ternan |
George E. Fry |
James Reid Hill |
Jeannie Ray Schmidt |
Judy Jane Jones |
Jesse Theodore "Tedd" Massie |
Frances Cottle |
Jimmy Hawkins |
Nancy Potts |
Susan Rapp |
James Allen |
Robert C. Harris |
Don Pettijohn |
Belinda Seale |
Cary
Vollentine
|
Larry Hulsey |
Hugh Wilson |
Herman Younger |
Thomas John Crider |
Glenn Cunha |
Thomas Henry Fitch,III |
Janet Nuella Forcade |
Syd Guidry |
Kennith C. Hamilton |
Hubert Hunt |
Gary Don Pipes |
Wayne Reid |
Richard Wood
|
Jerry Brown |
Billie Record |
Robert C. Harris |
Walter
Robert Thompson |
Jerry Lee Birdwell |
James "Ted" Polser |
Wanda June Cassady
Allison |
Samuel Robert Baker |
Arthur Craig
Settlage |
Rodney Wayne
Roberts |
David Stanley
Fojtasek |
Harvey Lee Mobley |
Freddy Latham Jones |
Billy Thomas Keeton |
Charles Fred Polser |
Sherry Rawls Morgan |
Hubert Alfred Hunt |
Jim Riscky |
Carolyn Jean Floyd Hames |
Twila Fern McCoy
Plant |
Robert Lee Hefley |
Neva Yvonne Carter |
Ronald Joe King |
Dwane Rolland Scott |
David Ronald Riddle
Sr. |

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF
1961
Gary Carter |
Rose Marie
Harrison |
Robert Lee
"Bob" Lucas |
Bobby Smith |
Richard Spellings |
Margie Stoddard |
Daniel Virgil
"Danny" Tow |
Kenneth Terrill |
Susie Wentworth |
Jacque McNiel |
Jesse Everett Kates |
Richard H. Poindexter |
Dianne Corder |
Anne Rae Hasting |
Martha Middleton |
Jerry Porter |
Billy Simpson |
Sandra McPherson Logan |
James Ronald Payne |
Don Paul Roberts |
Lynda Cecilia Reaves |
Patricia Ann Campbell Underwood |
Betty Marie Massoletti |
Beverly Ann Wilson Greene |
Betty Jeanine Byas Waters |
Linda Booker |
Beverly Wilson |
Billy Don McClure |
Donald Anderson Graham |
Jerald Ray Brannon |
Gary Edward Kuhn |
Sandrea Jane Osborne Mathis |
Chester Wayne Flippo, Jr. |
Ann Marie Bisesi Sapp |
John Richard Hughes |
Ruth Ann
Trantham Doty Tubbs |
Rosemary Stroder Alt |
Judy Darlene Forester |
Ronald Wesley Tubbs |
Joseph " Joey" R. Jeter Jr. |
Judy Lou Copeland
Stewart |
Richard Douglas Strickland |
Alfred Anglin |
Jerry Holder |
Jerry Birdwell |
Lee Ellen Hebert |
Catheline Latkovick |
Brenda Lane |
Tommye Lou Willis |
Dexter Godfrey |
Mary Johnson |
Winona Hayes |
Dorothy Johns Ingraham |
Mike Ingraham |
Roy Riebe |
James Maurice Robinson |
Charles May |
Mike Gray |
Judy Nan Rohlfing
Beard |
Weldon Ray Bryant |
Patricia Gayle
Pittman Clark |
Priscilla Ann
Winborne Cox |
Susann Susen Eller
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IN
MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1962
Clark Thomas
Biesemeier |
Joe Robert Buckman |
Roger D. Caldwell |
Johnny Mac
Cassaday |
John Reed Dinsmore |
Suzanne Fuller
Taylor |
Joseph Carroll
Guidry |
Verlin C. Hamilton |
Richard C. Hayes |
Edwin Lawrence
Mackay |
Shelia May Gilbert |
Carolyn Mumford
Russell |
Richard Alan
Pliler |
Cecil D. Proctor |
Robbie Robbins
Trachta |
Judy Rogers Walker |
Karen Settlage
Schreiber |
Patricia Stanley Berry |
Maurice Gene Weeks |
Cherrie Castle Fuller |
Don Ray Gilliam |
Lila Marie Knight |
Jim E. O'Neal |
Charlsie Rayes Youngblood |
Barbara Strittmatter Miller |
Linda Strother Brislawn |
Patsy White Braswell |
Betty Krivanek Wilderspin |
David C. Smith |
Jane Randolph Gandy |
Clifford Vermillion Jr. |
Edward G. Crittenden |
Dennie Ray Hall |
Don Franklin Shouse |
William Donald "Bill" Franklin |
Gloria Jean Matzner Thomas |
Jerald Wayne "Jerry" Martin |
Jeffrey Bruce Joyner |
Wilbrun Allan |
Dorothy Apperson Mitchell |
Deanna Baumann Johnson |
Bennett Chancellor |
Calvin Dovers |
Joe Don Ford |
Clyde Carlton Graham |
Bettye Linehan Casey |
Tommy Matlock |
Charles Tommy Mattke |
Frank Harold Peavy |
Paula Rawls Sessions |
Bobby Smith |
Gary Eugene Wigley |
Earl Niland Drake Sr. |
Gerald "Jerry" Lynn Cypert |
James Edward "Eddie" Alread |
Loyd Alfred "Al" Mayfield |

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Shirley Yancey Hoover '63
In Memoriam
Class of 1963
Thomas Bullington |
James Cecil Caudle |
Don Clark |
Stephen Fisher |
Joy Garrett |
Bob Hailey |
Tony Hatley |
Ralph Kell |
Carol Martin Melin |
Louis McCrory |
Danny Murrah |
Deborah Payne |
Suzanne Pettyjohn |
Carol Phipps Benoit |
John G. Reynolds |
Harold Schmidt |
Paul "Tommy" Thompson |
Sue Tubbs |
Royce Lee White |
Darrell Wood |
Jim William Glenn |
Cheryl Holder Hickman |
Ellen Kayleen Belew Lee |
Arthur Marion "Greg" Gregory Jr. |
Richard Lowe |
Bennie Walters |
Jonathan Stephen Hobson |
Danny Wayne Hoover |
James Wilburn Pappas |
Jessica Sparkman Tuck |
Gay Pugsley Durden |
Michael W.
Brodie |
Don George Hoaldridge |
Don Summerour |
Glenda Sue Tanner Gibson |
Rodney Eugene Corder |
Eddie Van Taylor |
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In Memoriam Class of
1964
Clora Lee
White Kimbrough |
Richard Berry |
Stephen Pliler |
David Shultz |
Gary Payne |
Vincent Saladino |
John Thomas Lenox |
C. R. Williams |
Joycelyn Williams Snofsky |
Don Skelton |
Terry Squires |
Camilla Peterson |
Gary McCrory |
Neil Massey |
Verey Martin |
Bonnie Harmon |
Kenny Morgeson |
Mildred Henderson |
Maurice Hebert |
Linda Hutcheson |
Bill Hendry |
Rodney Brewer |
Kay Littrell |
James "Jim" Long |
Gerald R. Owens |
Buford Terry Ford |
David E. Goley |
John B. Hamilton |
Terry Lynn Oneal |
Nancy Tibbs Yates |
Judy Goodwin Speer |
Norman L. Chupik |
Kenneth W. Flippo |
Jean Rhoten Blatnick |
Billy Wade Barnes |
Walter Byron Box |
Cathy Lewis |
Phyllis Morrison |
Jerry Horton |
Bill Hall |
Jacque Ford |
Gwynne Brown |
Sue Davis |
Barbara Hayes |
Janice Fyke |
Harvey Patton |
Terry Haynes |
Rita Julane Wirtz Clanton |
Gene Lea |
Pat Stanley |
Roger Slane |
Larry Waymire |
James "Jim" B. Connell |
June Susen Bartlett |
Kay Fredericks Payton |
Pamela Ann Pierson DeLeon |
Austin Albert Harp |
Dudley McLemore |
Judy M. Rowe Hughes |
Judy A. Harwell Fritts |
Sydna Carrol Fry Hinkle |
Michael "Mickey" Podolsky |
Don Edward Wickman, Sr |
Donna Hall Hullum |
Danny Lewis |
Jeff Hancock |

In Memoriam Class of
1965
Kenneth Holland |
Sandra Skelton |
David Ray Blake |
Janus Farr |
Tim Witt |
Stephen Norris |
Dodie Sprinkle Coslow |
Gary Elliott |
Greg Tallant |
Ricky Bishop |
Johnnie Anne Rose |
Julia Storton Hornbeck |
Hank Abernathy |
Douglas Hales |
Robert Neal Kuhn |
Pamela J. Flippo |
Fredrick Wade Herrell |
Sally Combs |
Ronna Arnn Mayo |
Beverly Kay Wickman Winget |
Patricia Pappas |
Sue Davis Hancock |
Gary Gale Parker |
Bonnie Jo Voiku Johnson |
Gary Gerald Fielding |
Doris Estella Jacobs Grumbles |
Jacqueline Kay Ford Rhodes |
Ronnie Lee Hazlewood |
Donald Eggenberger |
Barbara Davis Calhoun |
Jyme Gilbert Davis |
Thomas Joseph Duffy |
Cynthia Jones |
Ray Phillips |
Ralph Michael Peyton |
Linda Keen McBride |
Charles
Wayne Overstreet |
Bill Pippin |
Rev. Dr. Henry F. Woodruff |
Linda Yates Mullins |
Margaret Gregory |
Charles M. Free |
Bob Chester |
William Troy McGrath, Jr. |
Donald Joe Maywald |
Bruce Wayne Stapp |
Larry B. Trotter |
Nelda
Jean Gauntt Roberts |
Nelda Lynn Henson Watson |
Thomas Lynn Auffenberg |
Phillip Dale Isbell |
Larry Robert Robello |
Tommy Britt Stone |
John Ernest Lea |
Wayne Mardis |
David W. Timmons |
Catherine
Bernice Steele Keating |
Linda Jo Gorbett Castle |
Elaine Louise Conner Garvin |
Brenda Joyce Hooper Albright |
Margaret Ann Stevenson Bryant |
Jimmie Price |
Thomas Elmer Knowles |
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In Memoriam
Class of 1966
Bob Maurice |
Richard Tergerson |
Becky Williams Culver |
Cheryl Anderson |
Jim Flake |
Tim Jewell |
Paula Flippo |
Wanda "Buffy" Harmon |
Christine Cockerham |
Jim Pettyjohn |
Melba Vineyard |
Renee Runge
Hopkins
|
Gary Tumlinson |
Elton Prine |
Freddie Chapman
|
Doug Hales |
Jan Sikes |
Carolyn Minor Neal |
Patricia Steele Lehrer |
Linda Kay Ellerbusch Watson |
Susan McAdams "Ninnom" Harrell |
Cynthia Grissom
Sloan |
Jerry L. Russell |
Robert
Daniel "Danny" Ozee |
Ronald Lee Winborne |
Tommy Howard
Middleton |
Jon Robert Bradford |
Donna Dugger Garrett |
Doris "Jeanine"
Sonntag White |
Billie Jean Pace |
Lonnie Max Obeidin |
James Preston Kennedy |
Roy Gene Dawson |
Susan Aillene Lewis |
Larry Van Wilson |
Pamela Wisdom |
James A "Butch" Eudy |
Michael Grant Atnip |
Morris Calvin
Counts |
Janice Presley
Hughes |
Susan Appleby Nix |
Bobby Joe (B.J.)
Corder |
Randall Lee Gallaway |
Sharon Joyce Rock
Shumate |
Oscar Loumis "Rob"
Martin, Jr. |
Donald Harold
Bonner |
Larry Edward
Preather |
Judy Gentry Turner
Black |

In Memoriam Class of
1967
Donna Marie Henry |
Jimmy Gardenhire |
Herschel
Fonville |
Carla Sheffield Buchanan |
Anita Malone |
Myra Lawhorn |
Terry Lytle |
Freddie Chapman |
David R. Pearson |
David Gleaton |
Linda Sharon Hamill |
Charles R. DeShazo |
David Brandon Brewer |
ReEnnea Dorsey Husmann |
Gary Mack Danley |
Debera Tanna Miles |
James Gary McBrayer |
Betty Sue Guidry Allen |
Ronnie Doyle Ray |
Michael Troy Tergerson |
Sheila
Morris Uhr |
Marcia Hopkins Kolodzie |
Albert Richard Combest |
Albert Doyle Tubbs |
Paula
Kay Stone |
Robert
Daniel "Danny" Ozee |
Karen
Ann Isbell Rogers |
Brenda
Kay Caldwell Rolf |
June Ellen Proctor Shelton |
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In Memoriam
Class of 1968
George
Arthur Andrus |
Bill Butterfield |
Ronnie Nowell |
K.B. (Kerry)
Hamilton |
Jack Clifton |
Cindy Still-Parker |
Jeannie Benton Boykin |
William
Lee Murphree |
Billy Joe Davis |
Steve Webb |
Paul Douglas Anderson |
Truma Nell Wright Davidson |
Tony Coker |
Danny Ray Haynes |
John Allen Shouse |
Robert C. Reames |
Jo Lynn Carey Cartwright |
William
"Bill" Penn Stevens |
Bobby Gene Watson |
Cheryl Ann Greer Johnson |
Mary Ann Culver
Biebighauser |
William Howard Crawford Jr. |
Mike Ansley |
Benny Cox |
Elizandro Flores, Jr |
Martha Bonita Gregory |
Billie Smartt |
Larry Stanley |
Randy Webster |
Brenda Roberts Bowman |
Kathy Jean Woolf Sparks |
Maxine Ballew Seymore |
Sherida Jean Cobb D'Ambra |
Mima Ann Hollis Farris |

In Memoriam Class of
1969
Barry Leatherman |
Charles
Edwin Terry |
Steve Duffy |
Bart L.
Haltom |
Cheri Elaine Shirley Gable |
Randy Leasley |
Carlos Sanders |
Carol June Wallace |
Woodie Hoffman |
Don Mayfield |
Willie Payne |
Jack Sipes |
Glenda Harned Fancher |
Twyla Rains Cole |
Michael Allen Fleetwood |
Cheryl Lynn Cartwright Lindsay |
Floyd Lee Gentry |
Connie Jo Pappas Teague |
CynDee Payne Varble |
Richard Garner Sloan |
Dan Alan Davis |
Diane LaVerne Bearden Larsen |
Karen
Michele Freeman Gooch |
Nancy Lou Smith Finney |
John L. Wilson |
Cynthia Brooks Post |
Kirk Goin |
John David Wylie |

In Memoriam Class of
1970
Donald Bruce Hunt |
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Sue Bryant |
Marsha Ellis Beldon |
Linda Ruth Harvey |
Randall James
|
Ethel McCullough Ansley |
Kathy Easterwood Powers |
Glen Riggins |
Ramona Anderson Forbis |
Becky Sue Davis |
Jefferson Davis
Johnson |
Gloria Jean
Schouler Jones |
Willliam "Bill"
Marion Borden |
Sharon Lynn
Mauldin Munger |
Zaneta Williams
Watkins |

In Memoriam Class
of 1971
Ronnie L. Stevens |
Richard Frank Morrison |
Larry Clifford Patterson |
Jon Tergerson |
Jannie Lambert |
Debbie Bolen Cutler |
Michael Joe Goodwin |
Michael Thomas Kane |
Eloise Hickey Null |
Richard Lynn Rowe |
Mickey Dean Shelton |
Cindy Kamenitsa |
Danny Wilson |
Teresa Buck Press |
Harlon Oscar "Bo" Wright |
Jimmy
Arnold |
Brad
Cade |
Joe
Lawhon |
Calvin
Stark |
Sharon
Teague |
Susan Marie Pekurney Folvag |
Dee Ann Davis
Sanner |
Judy "JuJu" Tramel
McCampbell |
Suzanne Kestler Gibson |
Raymond
Clinton Larson |
Lora
Payne |
Lynn Q.
Washington |
James Douglas
Mitchell |
John Steve Grantham |
Belinda Jean Goudeau
Dillon |
Edward "Eddie" J.
Lobb |
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In Memoriam Class of
1972
Kenny Baze |
Jimmy Bellamy |
Stan Butler |
Chris Cross |
Larry
Casstevens |
Mark Earhart |
Delaine Forester Glynn |
Fred Howe |
Laura Lancaster |
Richard Loveday |
Linda Mauldin Rowe |
Brenda Shaw Beesley |
Ben Shirley |
LaVonda G. Smartt |
Larry Franks |
Ricky Burrell |
Melissa Mia Hall |
Chunnie “Chuck “ Sanders |
Lorin Washington |
Larry Lynn Baker |
Warren Peck |
Sylvia Quintanilla McAlister |
David Alan Proctor |
Joyce Ann Otwell |
Kenny Sullivan |
Van Williams |
Terry Lynn Hagar |
Donna Lou Schramm Fenn |
Michelle Turner Thompson |
Potria Bradford Sueing |
Fred “Biff”
Ticeahkie |
Kenneth "Ken" Dale Bunn |
Lana Darcel Lovell Sawyer |
Howard Lin Davis |
Debra Ann Williams Maness |
Willis Ben Welch Jr. |
David Bruce Faison |
Larry D. Barlow |
Rickie Clyde McArthur |
Patrick Allen Ansley |
O. D. Woodard |
Suzanne Lambert Chambers |
Hershel Eugene "Gene" Maxey |
Dr. Janie Ruth Ellis Faris |
Michael "Mike" Don Cameron |
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In Memoriam Class of
'73
Mike Huie |
Tommy Birchfield |
Mark William Huntsman |
Jesse Wilson Hollis |
Mark S. Teague |
Doyle Edward "Eddie" Burton |
William Eugene Cheatham |
Deborah Macon Benavedes |
Deana Harris Snow |
Lester Dwayne Allen |
Kathy Hicks May |
Tommy Wilson |
Amy Louise Phillips |
Pamela Kay Pilcher
Maurice |
Michael Thomas Asay |
Doyal Alton Darter |
Sharon Yvonne Conley Fields |
David Wayne Lehew |
Kenneth Cole |
Teresa Toney
Witherspoon |
Donald Ray Snell |
David Samuel Hunt |
Callie Roxann
Langston Leonard |
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In Memoriam
Class of '74
Courtney Bradford |
William Counts |
Teresa K. Littrell |
James T. McKay |
Patrick Green |
Martin Mitchell |
Cecelia Hedgpeth |
Mary Helen Miller |
Mike Denby |
Steven Eugene Stewart |
Johnny "John" Ashcraft |
Thomas L. Lambert |
Margaret Rose Martin Aradia |
John Mark Stapleton |
Ricky Lougene Hollins |
Warren Jefferson Storey, Jr. |
Russell McSpadden |
Brenda Kaye
Scharnhorst Chance |
Betty Jean Nix |
Gary Wayne Bunn |
Charles David
Buchanan |
Ricky Lee Adley |
Roger Lee Mulder |
Rodney Lee
Anderson |
Melani Kay Slone
Burkhart |
Martha Grace Hollis |
Terry F. Bishop |
Janis Joy Burton
Quintanilla |
Roy William
Cholopisa |
Travis Lamar
Walker, Jr. |

In Memoriam Class of
'75
Luther
H. Smith |
Pam Mayer Miller |
Kathy Sue Smith
Pope |
Mike Cross |
Stephen Ray
Taylor |
Twalla McCaskill Dupriest |
Anthony Marino |
Rafael Marquez |
Teresa J. Earp |
Diana Zepeda Ellis |
Sherry Lynn Talley |
DeLois Johnson Crawford |

In Memoriam
Class of 1976
Gone but
not forgotten
Don
Dixon |
Ricky
Gonzles |
George
Hamilton |
Jackie
Youngblood |
Doris
Warren |
Susan E. Sammons Wilkerson |
Terry Smith |
Jeri Evelyn Davis |
Jane Beverly Carpenter |
Tommy Nix |
Ricky Dale Crowe |
Troy Kinard |
Vicki Sue Langham von Ehrenfried |
Leon J. Ward |
Chris Pierce |
Gene Maywald |
Leon Ward |
James Bob Dunlap |
Gary Albert
Carter |
Armando
Villafranca |
Gary Stapleton |
Robert "Bobby"
Chesser Jr. |
Michael "Mike"
Counts |
Kimberly
Holshouser |
James Andrew
"Andy" Moad |
Malcolm “Mac”
Shepherd |
Scott Branger |
Walter John
Sambel |

In Memoriam Class
of '77
Renee Hamilton |
Robert Hawkins |
Carol Birthenia Porter |
Robert Lewis
Trevino |
Julie Kay Ferrell
Freeman |
Danny Bowling, Jr. |

In Memoriam Class
of '78
Cynthia Rhodes O'Bryant |
Jeffery Morton Jones |
Richard Reynolds Shergold |
William Bryan Herrington |
Therese Karl |
Von Ray Pennington |
Deanna Long Dozier |
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In Memoriam Class of '79
Miles Lee Mitchell
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Brenda Bryant-Burgin
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Lori Wilson |
Miles Mitchell |
Larry Miller |
Charlie Cash McDonald |
Douglas Wade Storey |
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In Memoriam Class of
'80
Claudius W. Dean Jr. |
Belinda Jean Lemons |
Michelle Brown |
Jackie Blair |
Leslie Lawler |
Jeff Mackey |
Vickie Blade |
Paul Brown |
Gary Samuel Foster |
Mike "PJ" Patterson |
Vincent Pascacio Martinez |
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In Memoriam Class of '81
Curtis Lynn Hathcock |
Paula Locke |
Tammie Nash
Cartwright |
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In Memoriam Class of
'82
William
Summerville |
Dan Clinton Wright |
Carroll Todd Mongtomery |
Gregory Wayne Porter |
Dell Pace |
Anton "Joe" Moos |
Kalvin Dale Dean |
Seamoun Watson |
Raynard Wayne
Caldwell |
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In Memoriam Class
of '83
James Beck |
Irene Luna |
Curtis Coles |
Scott Yarborough |
Michael Garza |
Irene Luna |
Kelly McBride |
Eric Escalante |
Darryll David Dunn |
Brett Farmer |

In Memoriam Class
of '84
Sheri Earl |
Cindy Gandy |
Venson Sapp |
Michael A.
Trevino |
Jana McElroy |
Charles "Chuck" Kuykendall |

In Memoriam Class
of '85
Jeff Turner |
Hanna Grace Goeken |
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In Memoriam
Class of 1986
Broderick
Benson |
Mau Thi Ta |
Charles Al
Wilmore Jr. |
Billy Farr |
Herbert
Spencer |
Valynda Saldana Cox
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John Earl Nix |
Robert Jeffery
Jordan, Jr. |
Donna Kay Wilson Roberts |
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In Memoriam Class of 1987

In Memoriam Class of 1988
James C. Nelson, Jr. |
Yolanda Hicks |
Michelle Louise Plunkett Eyerman |

In Memoriam Class of 1989
Richard Peraza

In Memoriam Class of 1991
Francisco Hernandez
Thomas "Tony" Jay Dangerfield II

In Memoriam Class of 1992
Renae Contreras

In Memoriam Class of 1993
John Anthony Aguilar

In Memoriam Class of 1994
Charles Edward Watson

In Memoriam Class of 1996
Tommy C. Brown Sr.

In Memoriam Class of 1998
Jeremy Brothers |
Cheryl Marie Strittmatter |

In Memoriam
Class of 1999
Oscar
Carrillo |
Olman Flores |

In Memoriam Class of 2002

In Memoriam Class of 2003
Ednith Villalobos

In Memoriam Class
of 2004
Eliana Salas |
Hector Vitolas |
Fernando Vitolas |
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In Memoriam Class of
2005
Valy Xayyvongsa |
Mirna Dominguez |
Natasha Frazier |
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In Memoriam Class of 2008
Priscilla Garbay

In Memoriam Class of 2017
Leonel Garcia Montanez

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