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Craig Allen Hajducek, age 59, died on October 10, 2020 in Temple, TX. He was born on March 7, 1961 in El Campo, TX, at Nightingale Hospital. Craig is survived by his son, Chris Hajducek and wife Stephanie (grandkids, Adam, Aidan & Alyvia) of Taft, TX; his son, David Hajducek and wife Amanda (grandkids, Hayden & Cameron) of Temple, TX; his daughter, Dana Henry and husband Aron (grandkids, Emma, Charlotte & Nora) of Temple, TX; sister, Stephanie Reynolds of Weesatche, TX; brother, Darryl Hajducek of Pledger, TX; and brother, Gordon McCarty and wife Leslie of Bay City, TX. He is preceded in death by his father, Anton William Hajducek, of Florida; his mother, Freda Yvonne Burger, of Van Vleck, TX; grandparents, Josie and Edmund Burger of Wharton, TX; and Stephanie and Jerry Hajducek of Peach Creek. In addition to his immediate family, he leaves behind a host of other dear family and friends. Craig worked hard in the trades for most of his life as an insulator and sheet metal fabricator. His greatest passion was enjoying fishing in the fresh and salt waters of the Texas sun all his life; it was hard for him to keep a hook dry. Craig always seemed to find humor in the things of his life and had an infectious laugh. He will be remembered for his unique sayings and perspective on life. He enjoyed growing things, and had a green thumb inherited from his mother. Craig did not want a memorial service, but instead wanted his children and grandchildren to spread his ashes at the surf in Matagorda. The family asks that you think of Craig the next time you are out on the water and catch one for him...tight lines and bent rods. In lieu of flowers or gifts, donations can be made in honor of Craig to the Coastal Conservation Association of Texas (https://ccatexas.org/donate/) 6919 Portwest Dr., Suite 100, Houston, TX 77024.
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Arlington--Thelma Haller, 82, gained her angel's wings at 10:10 p. m. Saturday, March 1, 2008. Due to complications from heart surgery, Thelma entered eternal life sooner than we hoped. Service: Mass will be at 11 a. m. Wednesday at St. Matthews Catholic Church. Viewing: 6 to 8 p. m. Tuesday at Alternative Funeral Home. Thelma was preceded into eternal life by husbands, George Darnell and Raymond Haller; parents, Christina and Harry Catterson; brothers, Victor and Frances Catterson; and grandson, Kelly Bakos. Thelma is now soaring through the heavens. Survivors: Brother, Marel Catterson; sister Barb Catterson; best friend, Ann McKenzie; six children; 11 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Alternative Funeral Services, Arlington, Texas
Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Forth Worth,
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Eugene Harris, age 66, formerly of Bay City, Texas, passed away on Saturday, December 12, 2020 in Wharton County, Texas. Services were held on Saturday, December 19, 2020 at 2 p.m. at Agape Church in Palacios, Texas. Burial followed at Eastview Cemetery in Bay City. Arrangements were with Duncan-Roberts Funeral Home, Bay City, Texas; 979-245-5197. Bay City Tribune, December 20, 2020 Eugene Harris Sr. Eugene Harris Sr. was born on Saturday, April 24, 1954 in Wharton, Texas to Priscilla Hall & James D. Harris Sr. He accepted Christ at a young age, and desired to follow the principles of God. He entered eternal rest with his Heavenly Father on December 12, 2020. He grew up in and around the Bay City community, attended Hilliard High School and graduated from Bay City High School. His life revolved around his family. He worked for Rice Belt Warehouse for many years, then he decided to work for himself so that he could aid with the raising of his eight children. He had a passion for the great outdoors and was nicknamed "the yard man." He was known for having a heart of gold just like a "green thumb" he would sow and grow people like cucumbers and tomatoes in his garden, bring life to relationships just like a dying ivy plant, and begin/sustain friendships just like he loved watering and maintaining his prized flower beds. When he was not gardening, he would be attending his grandchildren's athletic and school functions, fishing, listening to music with friends, and working in his crossword puzzle books. Eugene was preceded in death by his father, James Donald Harris, Sr.; his mother, Priscilla Hall; stepfather Frank Andrews; his brother James Donald Harris, Jr. "JD"; sisters-in-law Rose Fiala, and Estella Harris and a special friend, Wesley "Scott" Brewer. He is survived by three daughters: Michelle Harris of Houston, TX; La Shanda Haynes (late Gary Hayes Jr.) of Palacios, TX; and Carolyn Harris of Corpus Christi, TX; James Harris Houston, TX. One granddaughter, Artasia Harris of Missouri City, TX. Seven grandsons: Da Wayne, Gary, and Cayden Haynes of Palacios, TX; Vincent, Tyson, and Sean Delano of Paradise Valley, AZ; and Kamren Harris of Houston, TX. Two brothers, Manson Harris (Wandalyn) of Bay City, TX and Nelson Harris of Palacios, TX. Two nephews James D. Harris III (Quamica) of Wharton, TX and Jonathan Harris of Bay City, TX. God sister Aletha Fay Coulter of Blessing and a whole host of cousins and friends.
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Robbie Mae Hart, 83, formerly of Bay City, Texas, and retired educator with BCISD, passed away Thursday, January 7, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. Graveside service and burial will be on Sunday, January 31, 2021 at 1 p.m. at Eastview Cemetery in Bay City. Arrangements with Duncan-Roberts Funeral Home, Bay City, Texas; 979-245-5197.
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Roy Daniel Hart born May 21, 1932 in Morgantown, West Virginia died January 16, 2021 in his home located in Bay City, Texas. It took some time for this Hillbilly to find his way to Texas, but fine it, he did. He was a loving son, brother, husband, father, grandfather & great grandfather. He will be sorely missed.
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Clifford Doyle Harvey died at his home on March 10, 2021 surrounded by his family. Cliff was born on November 30, 1937, in Citrus Grove, Texas to Elijah and Stella Mae Coleman Harvey. Clifford graduated from Van Vleck High School, where he enjoyed a wonderful football career. He then attended WCJC before joining the U.S. Army. He married the love of his life, Virginia Kay Russell, and they recently celebrated 63 years of marriage. In addition to his parents; Clifford was predeceased in death by siblings, Noreen Murray, Donzal Harvey, Marva De Almondson, Otha Lee Bona, Paul Drannon Harvey, Venalda Peltier, Kenneth Merle Peltier, and Peggy Sue Harvey Clifford is survived by his wife, Virginia Kay Russell Harvey; daughters, Cindy ParDue and son-in-law Lane ParDue of Bay City; Lori Rice and Gene Luedecke of McKinney, Texas; grandchildren, Amy Kay Teeler and Sherman Teeler, Katy Plunkett and Jory Plunkett, Cate Plunkett of Bay City, and Micheal MacDowell of McKinney, Texas.; great grandchildren, Kayley Hayden, Savannah Teeler, Laney Teeler and Jace Hayden; and sisters, Shirley LeCompte and Faustine Fief of Danbury, Texas. Clifford’s family wishes to express their thanks and admiration for the nurses and staff of Angels Care Hospice of Bay City as well as to all the friends and extended family who have expressed love and concern for him during his illness. Cliff was a dynamic personality who loved to make others laugh and will be missed greatly by his family.
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Clyde Lee Hauff, Sr., 87, of Matagorda passed away August 12, 2020. He was born September 28, 1932 in Port Lavaca, TX to the late Phillip Hauff and Maude Hadley Hauff. Clyde loved visiting with family and friends. Anything outdoors: gardening, hunting, fishing. Dancing at night was his passion, but nothing would keep him away too long from his best friend “Jake”. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister Stella Phillips, and his brother Kenneth Hauff, Sr. Survivors include daughters Donna Sheffield & husband Don, Debbie Mechura & husband Tommy; sons Clyde Hauff, Jr. & wife Beatriz and Calvin Taylor & wife Judy; sisters Marie Minze and husband J.D., Dorothy Bolyen and husband Jerry, and Joyce Schneider and husband Dicky; grandchildren Natasha Hauff, Amber Hauff , Megan Driver & husband Darrin, Mandy Schwanke & husband Chris, Kristi Hilton & husband Shawn, Greg Sheffield, , Julie Smith & husband Jimmy, Melissa Molder & husband Jason and Lindsey Hindman & husband B. J. and 16 great grandchildren. Visitation will begin at 9:00 AM Friday, August 21, 2020 at Taylor Bros. Funeral Home. Funeral service will be at 10:00 AM with Rev. Howard Harper of Matagorda First Baptist Church officiating. Interment will follow at Matagorda Cemetery.
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Missy Hawbecker passed away September 5, 2020 after a hard fought battle with cancer. She was born November 4, 1961 in Fort Leonard Wood, MO to the late Maxie H. and Waltraud R. Shipp. She is survived by her husband of 40 years, Daniel; daughter, Danielle and granddaughters, Alorah and Cindel. She is also survived by her sister, Brenda Burr; brother-in-law, Gregg Sanford and niece, Rachel Burr. Viewing will be held September 18 from 6:00 pm till 8:00 pm at Crawford Bowers Funeral Home in Copperas Cove. Funeral Services will be held on September 19 at 10:00 am at Crawford Bowers Funeral Home.
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Alfreda Ann Reeves Heard “Affectionately Known as Ann”. She was born to George and Thelma Williams Reeves on February 7, 1955. She passed due to complications of Covid on Saturday, February 20, 2021 at Memorial Hermann Hospital, Pearland. She joined Bethel Baptist Church, Bay City, Texas under the leadership of Rev. L. C. Cunningham. She later joined New Hope Missionary Baptist Church in Clute where she was steadfast and faithful serving in many ministries. She attended school at Bay City Independent School District and Wharton County Junior College. Ann enjoyed refereeing volleyball games, traveling and spending time with friends and family. She worked at Intermedics, Inc. (Quality Control); Brazoria County CSCD and currently at Brazosport ISD Paraprofessional. During high school Ann met Johnnie Earl Heard of Palacios. They were married in 1974. To that union two sons were born, Ronnie Earl Heard (LaToya), of Oxford, Mississippi and Grant O’Neil Heard (Renata), of Bloomington, Indiana; grandchildren, Kaitlyn, Parker and Reid, of Oxford, Mississippi, Jayden and Avery, of Bloomington, Indiana; brothers, Ronnie Reeves (Bay City) and John Norman Reeves (Live Oak); sisters-in-law, Ethel (Sissi) Reeves, Charlotte Heard, Ernestine Edwin and Fletchie Washington; godsons, Margwyn Miller (Shaye) and Kahil Drummond. Ann was preceded in death by her parents, George and Thelma Reeves; brother, Michael Reeves; and her grandparents. Visitation will be Wednesday, February 24, 2021 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Lakeside Memorial Chapel, 3318 Avenue D, Bay City, Texas 77414. Private family graveside service will be Saturday, February 27, 2021 at 11 a.m., 6113 FM 2540 South, Live Oak Community, Bay City, Texas 77414. “Due to the COVID-19 Virus, everyone must wear a mask and practice social distancing.” Condolences may be shared with the family on-line at lakesidemfh@gmail.com Final arrangements have been entrusted to Lakeside Memorial Funeral Home, 703 N. Brooks St. Brazoria, Texas 77422. 979-798-5253.
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Sam Hebel, born in Schulenburg, Texas, August 29, 1875 died in Palacios, November 12, 1945. In 1894 he was married to Mrs. Langer and to this union six children were born, four of whom survive. Mrs. Hebel died some years ago and he was married second time to Mrs. Willie Broon, and three children were born to this union, who with their mother survive and are Mrs. J. T. Calman, of Boston, Mass., Miss Lura and Iola Hebel of Palacios. The deceased had been in ill health for some time and came here from Ballinger, Texas, last June. He was converted in the Methodist Church 32 years ago, but for the past several years had his membership in the First Baptist Church at Ballinger. Besides the widow and children near relatives surviving are: a sister Mrs. R. F. Buffaloe and a brother, Jim Hebel of Palacios, a brother in Mabank, Texas, and one brother in California. The remains were prepared for burial by the Palacios Funeral Home and taken to Mabank, Texas, where services were held Wednesday. Palacios relatives who went to Mabank for the services were Mrs. Hebel and daughters, Frank Buffaloe, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Buffaloe and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Countryman.
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Lenton Elo “Buddy” Heidrich, 82, of Sugar Valley passed away November 6, 2020. He was born March 8, 1938 in Lavaca County, Texas to the late Willie Heidrich and Elizabeth Neubauer Heidrich. Buddy attended school in Lavaca County until 8th grade when he quit to help support his family after the death of his father. Later the family moved to Bay City for work and to be closer to relatives. He worked for HEB as a manager for many years and made many life-long friends. In 1960, he married the love of his life, Bonnie Gibbens and just recently celebrated 60 years. He loved gardening, working cows, PBR, and taking trips to Lake Charles and Las Vegas. And he loved JB Mauney and a good cold Shiner Beer. But, most of all he loved spending time with his family, grandkids and those special great grandkids. One thing that kept him going on bad days was taking a ride in the pasture to see his cows which he enjoyed up until his last days. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his 7 siblings. Survivors include his wife, Bonnie L. Gibbens Heidrich; daughters Shanda Pennington (Kelby) and Stacia Taylor (Brent); son Darrel Heidrich (Anne); grandchildren Todd Maxey (Shanna), Lance Maxey (Chelsea), Savannah Sutherland (Austin), Shelbie Murry (Justin Massey), Mason Taylor, Halilie Katchmar (Doug), Garrett and Austin Heidrich and great grandchildren Lenton, Tanner, Karter, Holden, Analyn, Adyson, Sydney and another granddaughter on the way, Lennon. Special thanks to his caregiver, Michelle Rothwell whom he loved dearly. The family invites you to the home of Stacia Taylor, 223 CR 134 (Hassema Rd.), Sugar Valley, TX from 5PM until 7PM Monday, November 9, 2020 to share memories of Buddy. Funeral service will be 10:00 AM Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at Calvary Baptist Church with Donald Reed, Wally Struthers and Lane Pardue officiating. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park in Van Vleck. Pallbearers will be Todd Maxey, Lance Maxey, Garrett Heidrich, Austin Heidrich, David Miller and Larry Finley. Honorary pallbearers include Garland Kaiser, Willie Rothwell and E. J. Hickl. In lieu of flowers, please make memorial donations in his name to Open Door Enterprise; PO Box 569; Van Vleck, TX 77482. Bay City Tribune, November 11, 2020 Marker photo courtesy of Faye Cunningham
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Darwin D. Helms, 57, of Palacios passed away May 3, 2021. He was born November 12, 1963 to the late Max E. Helms and Doris E. Mills Helms. He worked as an API Inspector for Versa Integrity Group at Formosa Plastics in Point Comfort. He was an avid fisherman and also loved to BBQ, venturing into competitive competition. He enjoyed his time with all of his nieces, nephews, stepchildren and step-grandchildren, always being the life of any party. He also enjoyed golfing with his son, Cory. He made friends everywhere he went and always left a lasting impression on people. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister Debra Clutter and brother-in-law John Herrick. Survivors include his son Cory Dee Helms (Cassie) of Youngstown, OH; sisters Linda Dawson (Dave) of Palacios, TX, Karen Herrick of Ossian, IN, Pam Leyman (Larry) of Bluffton, IN, and Lori Gray of Ft. Wayne, IN; brothers Jerry Helms (Lee) of Huntington, IN, Dale Helms (Barb) of East Grand Forks, MN, Mickey Helms (Sherri) of Victoria, TX and Doug Helms of Mexico; brother-in-law Niel Clutter of Rockford, OH; step-children Kecia Ortiz (P.J.) of Gregory, TX, Chris Turner (Holly) of Oak Harbor, WA, Tori Deloy of Portland, TX and Tanner Deloy (Hannah) of Charlottesville, VA; step-grandchildren Jada, Jade & Jadin of Gregory, TX and Izyah, Xyazina, Eric, and Ameya of Portland, TX as well as numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. A celebration of his life will be announced at a later date
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Wesley Earl Henry, 65, of Cedar Lane, Texas passed away on Monday, March 1, 2021 at CHI St. Luke’s Health Brazosport in Lake Jackson, Texas. He was born on July 22, 1955 in Corpus Christi, Texas to Melva and Lonnie Henry. He met the love of his life in Corpus Christi in 1974 and they were married in 1975. He was an avid coin collector. He loved barbecuing and fishing. His greatest joy was playing games with the family and spending quality time with his family. He also enjoyed going on cruises. He worked for Gulf States for 19 years and was presently employed with Zachary as a QC Inspector. He leaves to cherish his loving memories, his loving and devoted wife of 46 1/2 years, Brenda Henry of Cedar Lane; sons, Bradley Henry and wife Kristen of Bay City, Jason Henry and companion Ashley Drestine of Planview; brother, Lowell Henry and wife Gracie of Hemphill; sister, Patsy Henry of Synder; grandchildren, Christina Jackson and husband Ryne, Ashley Henry, Brittany Morales and wife CeCe, Jacob Henry, Kaleb Henry and Logan Henry; and other relatives and friends. Please visit our website to leave online condolences, light a candle and send floral arrangements or gifts to the family at www.dixonfuneralhome.com Final arrangements entrusted to Dixon Funeral Home of Brazoria, Texas; (979) 798-9113.
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A Funeral Mass for Armando Hernandez, 50, of Palacios, was held March 26 at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Palacio followed by interment at Palacios Cemetery. Armando was born May 20, 1970 in Xicotencatl, Tam, Mexico to Geronimo Rivera and Concepcion Pena Espinoza and he passed away on March 20, 2021. He is survived by his wife, Mireya Hernandez, sons, Diego Hernandez and Roberto Hernandez, sister, Flor Hernandez, Patricia Hernandez, Naida Hernandez and brother, Alfredo Hernandez along with his two beloved grandchildren. Pallbearers were Luis Garcia, Jeremy Lopez, Francisco Garcia, Antonio Gamez, Gustavo Contreras, Ovidio Gamez. Serving as honorary pallbearers were Diego Hernandez, Roberto Hernandez, Cesar Garcia, and Bryan Hernandez. Under the direction of Angel Lucy’s Funeral Home in Victoria.
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Glenn Harold Holland, 64, of Van Vleck, Texas,
passed peacefully on January 28, 2021 with good friends by his side. After college Glenn spent a few years teaching in the Fort Worth area and ultimately moved back to Van Vleck in care of his parents. Whereas Glenn did not obtain the status of ordained minister, he did excel in private life as a faithful minister of the Gospel to almost everyone he encountered. His parents established for him a good foundation that taught him selfless giving; as was their custom to all that knew them personally. Glenn used his parent’s life lessons along with the call of Christ to speak into the lives of so many people. Most would never know of Glenn’s ministries because they were in service to Jesus, his Lord and Savior. In faithful adherence to Matthew 6:3, he never bragged about his deeds and only now in death do we start to hear of so many that he ministered to. He was a private person later in life; never-the-less, he ministered to a huge online community that we will never know the full extent of. He just wasn’t worried about anyone other than God knowing of his deeds. Many unsuspecting online friends were the recipient of one of Glenn’s “care” packages, it would be excessively generous and more than you needed, but always on time and just when you thought nobody cared. Glenn in his younger years was an avid tennis player and would also use tennis as an avenue for ministry to others. On the court you were probably going to hear a Bible quote or a life lesson from the Word. He could be frustrating to play tennis with as he always had a desire to teach – it was just the way he was made, being a minister in all things. He also was an excellent musician with uncanny abilities to play music that you would swear were recordings by famous artists. The musicians that he would associate with were ministered to and they would hear the Gospel from Glenn. Glenn above all else desired that God be glorified in his life. Glenn is survived by his daughter Melissa Horton of Cedar Lane TX, nephew Sherman and Elizabeth (Liz) Redd of El Campo TX; their three children: Samira, Aryannah, and Aaden. He also had a loving family of close friends: Matthew and Emily Svoboda; their three children; Shawyn & Dane Evans, Jasmyn Svoboda, and Jonathan Svoboda. Shawyn’s three children Klara, Harper, and Rhett were especially cherished by Glenn as his own grandkids. Glenn will be greatly missed and to God be the glory for making him. The family will receive friends and relatives beginning at 9:00 am Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at Danevang Lutheran Church. Services will follow at 10:00 am with Donald Reed officiating. Interment will follow at Danevang Cemetery. Pallbearers are Sherman Redd with Aaden Redd, Morris Mirales, Jonathan Mirales, Jody Simmons, Jonathan Svoboda and Dane Evans.
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Marilyn Orsak Hollas, 83, of Bay City passed away December 29, 2020. She was born December 1, 1937 in Matagorda County to the late George Patrick Orsak and Louise Ann Gurecky and grew up in El Maton, Texas. She graduated from Tidehaven High School and St. Mary’s Nursing School in Galveston, Texas. She worked at St. Mary’s Hospital and Matagorda General Hospital. She retired after 50 years of nursing. Even after retirement, the hospital family was always special to her and she enjoyed seeing them around town and listening to their stories. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Cledus Hollas, and brothers Leonard Orsak and George Orsak, Jr. Survivors include daughters Veronica Dibbern (Dwayne), Celeste Pustka (Mark) and Yvonne Bodenburg; son Christopher Hollas (Brittany); sisters Theresa Hluza, Barbara Manna and Jane LaCroix; brother Tommy Orsak and grandchildren Alyssa Dibbern, Haley Hyde (Drew), Zachary Dibbern, Christian Pustka, Aaron Pustka, Ethan Pustka, Justin Bodenburg, Hunter Hollas, Cale Hollas and Cameron Hollas. Marilyn raised her four children with the help of family and friends including Holy Cross Church and School and the Knights of Columbus. She had a deep love of the Blessed Mother and the Rosary. She was a Charter Member of the Catholic Daughters, KJZT, KJT and the church Altar Society. Marilyn loved a good laugh and good food with her family and friends. She was involved with her children as a 4-H leader, FFA helper in raising animals and City League baseball. Her ten grandchildren were special to her, and attending their events and sports functions were a highlight in her life. A rosary will be recited at 9:30 AM Monday, January 4, 2021 at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Funeral Mass will follow at 10:00 AM with Rev. Stephen Vacek officiating. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park. Her grandsons will serve as pallbearers.
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Laura Lee Holliday, 60, of Van Vleck passed away September 10, 2020. She was born August 27, 1960 in Bay City to the late William Ora Brown and Lila Ruth Albrecht Brown. She grew up with her five siblings and really enjoyed life. Along the way, she met the love of her life, Brian Holliday. They later married and had three handsome boys: Brian Lee, Eric and Mark. Laura worked for many years at the Bay City Vet Clinic where she got to express her love of animals! She was full of adventure, loved gardening and spending time with her family, grandkids and friends at the Holliday Pond. She was a loving Memaw, Aunt Sister and best friend to many. Survivors include her husband Brian Holliday of Van Vleck; sons Brian Lee Holliday of Van Vleck, Eric Holliday of Corpus Christi and Mark Holliday of San Antonio; sisters Ruth Brown of Corpus Christi and Betty Houser of Hinton, VA; brothers Bill Brown of Sweeny and Donnie Brown of Markham and grandchildren Lauren, Erica and Allison Holliday of New Braunfels and Ellie & Austin Holliday of San Antonio. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by a brother, Robert Brown. Visitation will be from 9:00 AM until 10:00 AM Monday, September 14, 2020 at Taylor Bros. Funeral Home followed by funeral service at 10:00 AM. Interment will be at Roselawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers are Chris Holliday, Jeremy Holliday, Michael LeMaster, D. J. Brown, Christopher Brown and Zac Houser. Honorary pallbearer is Robbie Holliday. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Texas Blessings Rescue, 2608 Strawberry Lane, Bay City, TX 77414 or at www.texasblessings@yahoo.com. Taylor Bros. Funeral Home Marker photo courtesy of Faye Cunningham
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Timothy Gordon Holliday, 59, of Bay City, Texas passed away on December 1, 2020 in Houston, Texas. Tim was born October 19, 1961 in San Antonio, Texas. He was preceded in death by his brother, Carlos Anthony Holliday; his father, Oscar Jessie Holliday; and his mother, Virginia Marie Vastardis (Paul). He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Dawn “Renea” Holliday; his son, Michael Troy Holliday; and his daughter, Ashley Gail Holliday. Services will be held in private.
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Cody Dale Holloway left this earth to be with the Lord on December 10, 2020, with the love of his life, Nathaniel Licudine, by his side. Cody was born on October 31, 1972 in Bay City, TX to Marshall Holloway and Regina Muzny Holloway. Cody grew up in Blessing, TX and graduated from Tidehaven High School in 1991. While in junior high and high school Cody held numerous jobs around Blessing, including the Blessing Hotel, Tony’s Cafe and the American Legion to name a few. He first attended college at Trinity Valley Community College in Athens, TX on a scholarship as the men’s basketball trainer. He spent three years at TVCC with his last two as the cheerleader team trainer. He transferred to University of Houston Victoria where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Education with a Minor in Math. While on breaks from college, Cody enjoyed traveling the country and world while working for Universal Cheerleading Association. After college, he started teaching school at Bay City Junior High, where he was a math teacher and volleyball coach, and later became head of the math department. While teaching at BCISD, Cody was also an adjunct instructor at WCJC. He stepped away from education to become a petroleum land man, but it was not long before he was called back to BCISD as a high school math teacher. While teaching, Cody continued pursuing his Master’s Degree in Education, which he earned from U of H Victoria. He spent several years back in education before moving on to work with Fluor in Bay City and then on to Greenville, South Carolina, where he and Nat met. After his contract ended with Fluor he moved back to Bay City and into the Nursing Home business. He was hired as the Assistant Administrator at Matagorda Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center. Little did he know in a short time he would be thrust into the Administrator position, and he took the position in stride, like he did with most things in his life. Cody took the facility from an average facility to the top facility in the area in a few years. He had the ability to bring energy back into anything he put his mind to, which he did with MNHRC. Cody and Nat were married on June 10, 2017. In 2019 Cody moved to Riverdale, Georgia, to finally be with the love of his life. He became the Assistant Administrator at Dunwoody Nursing Home in Atlanta, where he continued to touch many lives. Cody was a member of numerous organizations, and was super passionate about the Bay City Evening Lions Club. Cody was an educator, a nursing home administrator, a mentor and a true angel on earth. He never met a stranger and was a friend to so many. He pushed so many to achieve, and to never give up on anything they set their mind to. He truly lived life with a purpose and to the fullest, and so many people are better because of him. Cody truly loved his family, friends, coworkers, but most of all loved Nat with all he had. Cody is survived by his husband Nat, his JoJo, mother Regina Holloway, father Marshall Holloway (Joyce), brother Heath Holloway (Elle), niece Taylor Holloway, mother and father in-law Zeny (Momma Zen) and Bart (Papa Bart) Licudine, brothers- in-law Michael and Danny (Big Dawg) Licudine, step-brother Jason Wheaton, step-sister Shannon Halcumb and Amanda (Gary) Clarke. Also aunts and uncles Ann (Bob) Chapman, Sue (Toad) Ashcraft, Sandra (Louis) Hickl and numerous cousins. He was preceded in death by his grandmother Charlotte Holloway, grandmother Madeline (Clinka) Babik, grandfather Edwin Holloway, step grandfather Cyril Babik, grandfather Leroy Muzny and step grandmother Barbara Holloway. Funeral services will be for family members and pallbearers only, due to limited space and social distancing requirements. Others who wish to pay their final respects may gather at Roselawn Memorial Park at 11:00 AM Saturday, December 19, 2020. Pallbearers are Troy Ashcraft, Kory Ashcraft, Drew Ashcraft, Michael Hickl, Lynwood Pickens, Mark Ramirez, Mark Longoria and Jason Wheaton. Honorary Pallbearers are Michael Licudine, Danny Licudine, JR Horton, the Class of 1991 and the Bay City Evening Lions Club. In lieu of flowers please make a donation to the Bay City Lions Club in honor of Cody.
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Lisa Beane Holloway went home to Jesus on
November 9, 2020 at the age of 62.
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Marshall Ray Holloway, 68, left this earth to be with the Lord on June 1, 2021. Marshall was born on June 19, 1952 in Bay City, TX to Edwin and Charlotte Holloway. Marshall grew up in Bay City, attended Bay City High School where he received his welding certification and graduated in 1971. Growing up he was the youngest of 3 kids. He enjoyed his mom’s southern cooking, working cows with his dad, farming on Six Bar Ranch, playing baseball, and steer wrestling at rodeos. As an adult, he participated in many cattle drives with his dad and was even featured on the front page of the Houston Newspaper. He loved playing softball, where he really enjoyed playing with his family on The Cuz softball team. He enjoyed coaching his sons Blessing area baseball teams, including all-stars, and assisting with their show steers and heifers while they were in 4-H and FFA. Marshall loved attending his son’s extra-curricular activities. He also served for many years on the Matagorda County Fair and Livestock Board and the Tidehaven Youth Boosters. After high school he pursued a career as a welder in the oil industry which then led to a career in the plastics and chemical plant industry. He then became a licensed welding inspector which allowed him to travel across the United States and abroad, including Germany and Amsterdam, as well as stints on offshore oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. As he advanced his career as an inspector, he led projects as the Quality Assurance/Quality Control Inspector, Quality Assurance Lead Mechanical Inspector, and Rotating and Static Equipment Inspector at different job locations. His most recent job was in Monaca, Pennsylvania, where he was a Construction Engineer on a Shell refinery project. While home from work, he enjoyed spending time with the love of his life, Joyce. He also enjoyed spending time with his kids, grandkids, and family. Marshall took joy in watching his grandkids participate in various events. He made friends every place he visited or worked and loved to tell stories about fun times in his life. Marshall loved helping others and would go out of his way to help someone in need. He enjoyed riding his Harley, making unique gifts with his welding machine and horseshoes, and sitting in his favorite spot in the kitchen watching TV. Marshall was always up for celebrating with family at the house on holiday weekends, which always included a BBQ. Marshall is survived by his wife of 20 years Joyce, son Heath (Elle) Holloway, son in-law Nat Licudine, son Jason Wheaton, daughter Shannon (Brent) Halcumb, daughter Amanda (Gary) Clarke, granddaughter Taylor Holloway, grandkids Jacob and Savanna Halcumb and Mecka and Kendal Clarke. Sisters Ann (Bob) Chapman and Sue (Toad) Ashcraft. Along with many cousins, nieces, and nephews. He was preceded in death by his son Cody Holloway, mother Charlotte Holloway, father Edwin Holloway and stepmother Barbara Holloway. A private celebration of life will be held in La Marque, TX on July 31, 2021. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the American Heart Association in Marshall’s name.
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Jackie Junior Holtorf, 82, of Sargent, TX passed in his home November 16, 2020. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed by the mercy of God rest in peace. Jack was born April 16, 1939 in Mantorville, MN to the late John Holtorf and Bertha (Birdie) Gunderson Holtorf. Jack was employed as a trucker with the Teamsters Union in Minnesota for many years. He then ventured to Alaska and worked on hauling and building roads for the pipeline. He retired in 1998. He was a hard worker and very meticulous in all that he did. Jack loved to hunt and fish and traveled throughout the United States to do so. He later enjoyed teaching his grandchildren to do the same. Jack was a true “Jack of all Trades.” He believed in doing everything himself, and that belief was passed on to his children and grandchildren. He spent many days with family and friends camping outdoors. He loved an adventure and while in Alaska took flying lessons. He will be sadly missed by all who loved him. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sisters Lorraine, Marion, Verlie and his brothers Don and Dean. Survivors include his brothers, Richard Holtorf and wife MaryEllen, Brothers Jim Holtorf and Jerry Holtorf; sisters Lillian Goldsmith and Ladonna Holtorf and numerous nieces and nephews. Jack had three children Angela McConnell and husband Bruce of Yoakum TX, David Holtorf and wife Lori of Byron, MN, June Alper and husband Gregg of League City, TX, 10 Grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. A campfire gathering of Jacks friends and neighbors will be held at his home in Sargent with his three children in early December. A memorial service for family and friends will be held in Minnesota at a later date. Jacks final resting place will be in Elgin, MN next to his parents. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association or the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
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Tilford Gene Horelica passed away Saturday, February 20, 2021 in Katy, Tx at the age of 82. He was born in Wharton, Texas to Alfred and Lillie Kramr Horelica on March 13. 1938. He graduated from Wharton High School and later joined the Navy and served our country honorably for four years. After returning home he worked for the Wharton Police Department. He then move to Houston where he worked for TRW Mission and Drill Quip International until his retirement. Both jobs sent him to five continents where he made many friends. He always came home with interesting stories that he loved sharing with family on holidays. Everyone loved listening to them, and they will continue to be told by family members for many years. After his wife’s death, he moved to his home in Matagorda, that he and Autrey built together. Tilford was a man of many talents. He love the outdoors, going fishing, hunting and was also an excellent cook. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Autrey Jean Bridges Horelica. His is survived by his sons, Ronald Bridges of Houston and Glenn Bridges and wife, Angel of Katy; three grandsons Blake, Morgan and Taylor; two granddaughters, Nicole and Lexie. Also, his three sisters, Doris Brown and husband, Ed of Converse, Betty Petersen and husband, Don of Lake Jackson and Willie Mae Pinchback and husband, Tony of El Campo. Tilford will be missed by family and friends. He was truly and gentle giant with a beautiful soul. A Private family graveside will be held on Saturday, February 27, 2021. In lieu of flowers, family request contributions be made to American Diabetes Association. www.diabetes.org Funeral services are under the direction of Wharton Funeral Home. Condolences may be left at whartonfuneralhome.com.
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John E. Horn, 78, passed away this morning in Matagorda General Hospital. Funeral services will be at 3 p. m. Saturday in Taylor Brothers Funeral Chapel, Dr. A. T. Dyal of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary G. Horn, on Feb. 5, 1965. Horn was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Bay City and a World War I veteran. Horn has been a local rancher for 40 years. Survivors include a son, Leslie Adams of Bay City; two sisters, Mrs. Aftie Harbord and Mrs. Rose Watkins, both of Bay City; and two brothers, Grover Horn and Ray Horn of Bay City; three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Active pallbearers will be Bart Morrow, Ben Tyler, Leo Petersen, Rodney Harmond, Clyde Ashcraft and Buster Nave. Honorary pallbearers named are Grady Walker, Jim Tabb, Tom Poole, Voss McCroskey, Glen Hutson, Donald Poole, P. J. Kinard, E. W. Lynn, Jim Lewis, P. R. Hamill, Woody Nostor, W. A. Thompson, Vick Burchfield, and F. W. Graff.
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Julius H. Houghton, 93, whom many will remember as the “Uncle Julius” who lived with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hunt for several years, passed away at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Churchill near Charlotte, Michigan, Tuesday morning, after a long illness. He was born August 10, 1853 in a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, and as a young man sailed the Lakes, worked in the timber country and on the railroads. Deceased was a life member of the Brown City Oddfellow lodge having belonged for sixty-five years to that organization. He is survived by his nephew, E. R. Hunt and niece, Mrs. C. S. Churchill, as well as other relatives in Texas and Missouri. A letter from Mrs. Churchill telling of Mr. Houghton’s death was received last week by J. P. McDonald and the above item from the Brown City Banner came to us a few days later. Many of our citizens remember when Mr. and Mrs. Houghton made Palacios their home. Mrs. Houghton passed away here some years ago and following her death Mr. Houghton went north to make his home with relatives.
Palacios Beacon, February 7, 1946 |
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Petoskey (Mich.) Evening News—Almon L. House, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. House of this city, died very unexpectedly last night in Chicago from a hemorrhage of the throat. He was enroute from Flint to Denver on the advice of physicians. He had been ill from throat trouble for some time and had undergone two serious operations seeking relief. Only a few days ago his condition became serious and his mother was called to his bedside. He recovered and left for the West. He was seized by another attack yesterday and soon passed away. The young man was born in Kalamazoo on September 21, 1906, and came to Petoskey with his parents some years ago. He had never enjoyed rugged health. In Flint he was a clerk in the sales department of the Chevrolet Motor Company. Besides his parents he is survived by one brother, Kenneth House, also of Flint. The body is being brought back to Petoskey and arrangements for the funeral are being made today. _____ The House family were former residents of this vicinity and had many friends in both Palacios and Collegeport communities. We are informed that at one time Mrs. House was an influential member of the Wayside Club.
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Delma “Colonel” Ray House, 86, of College Station, Texas passed away on October 16, 2020. Delma was born on August 9, 1934 in Tyler, Texas to Fred Forrest House and Jewel (Baron) House. He was a graduate of Tyler High School in 1952, continuing his education at Texas A & M College, graduating in 1956 with a bachelor degree in Landscape Architecture. He was a proud member of the Texas A & M Singing Cadets and A & M Corps of Cadets. After graduation, he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant serving in active duty and receiving Honorable Discharge in 1959. He then continued serving in the military with the U. S. Army Reserve. As a Lieutenant Colonel he completed the Command and General Staff Officers’ Course through the United States Army Command and General Staff College, receiving his diploma in October 1, 1976. Upon retirement of the U.S. Army Reserves in 1979, he had achieved the rank of Full Colonel. As a certified Landscape Architect, and owner of House’s Custom Landscaping in the Tyler/Smith County area, his talent for landscaping was clearly seen in commercial and residential projects and developments. He was a member of Green Acres Baptist Church. He served as President of Tyler/Smith County A & M Club. He was also a Shriner and a member of St. John's Masonic Lodge No. 53 in Tyler. Upon retirement, he moved to College Station, Texas, where he felt right at home in the depths of Aggieland. He loved fishing, reading, supporting Texas A & M sports and above all watching the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band. He was noted for routinely rising in the morning hours to watch the formation drills of the Aggie Band. It wasn’t uncommon for family members to receive an early morning call with the sound of the live Aggie Band performing in the background. Delma is survived by one daughter, Debra Kubecka and her husband, James Kubecka of Palacios, Texas, four grandchildren Megan Waddell (Ryan), Chelsey Kubecka, Audrey Frankum (Colton), Evin Wilkerson (Rustin) and great-grandchildren, Casen and Cable Frankum. He was preceded in death by his parents, Fred and Jewel House, his son, Dave Ray House, his brother, Joe House, and two sisters, Dorothy Gibbs and (twin) Thelma Hogue. A private graveside service will take place at Rose Hill Cemetery in Tyler, Texas. A special thanks to the staff at Palacios Community Medical Center for their love and generous care. Donations may be made to Palacios Community Medical Center, 311 Green Ave, Palacios, Texas 77465.
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Kirk Hubbard, who came here some time ago from Topeka, Kans., died in Bay City early Saturday morning. The deceased had been sick several weeks and lived by himself in a tent on East Bay. He had been looked after and cared for by neighbors and friends until his condition became so bad it was necessary for him to be in a hospital or some place, where he could have proper treatment. Upon the advice of a physician he was taken to Bay City, and after being there a short time he became hopelessly insane and had to be removed to the county jail for safe keeping, where he passed away. During his stay in Palacios he had made many friends who regretted to learn of his death. Commissioner George Harrison notified his relatives of his condition and death.
Palacios Beacon, February 13, 1930 |
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On September 1, 1927, in Fayette County, Texas, a precious gift was given through the union of Tom Harris and Isabela Johnson Harris. This precious gift was named Jewel Ethel. She was the seventh child born to the union. Jewel accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior and was baptized at an early age at Gay Hill Baptist Church in LaGrange, Texas. Her family moved from LaGrange, Texas to Van Vleck, Texas in 1939, when she was twelve years old. There she attended and graduated from O. H. Herman High School. She met the love of her life Charlie Rivers in the mid 40’s at the Matagorda County Sunday School and BTU Federation being held in Van Vleck, Texas at that time. She later married Charlie and to this union three children wee born, Gloria, Sammy and Gerald. Shortly after, Charlie and Jewel moved their family to Blessing, Texas where she became a faithful member of Free Zion Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. W. M. Mayfield. Jewel later moved to Houston, Texas in 1976 and married Leon Hubert, Sr. She became a member of Greater Hope Missionary Baptist Church until her health began to fail. Her pastors were Rev. Albert Campbell, Rev. Lloyd Scott and later Rev. Mose A. Jones. She taught Women’s Adult Sunday School Class, served on the Mission Board and assisted in the culinary Department. She retired from HISD after many years in the dietary department. She also worked for many years in Bay City, Texas at the Oasis Hotel as the head chef when it was unpopular in the 1960’s for a black woman to be head of any type business. Even today many fond stories are told of her delicious dishes. Prior to this she worked as a chef at the Peterson’s Restaurant in Palacios, Texas. Jewel started her cooking career at the historic Blessing Hotel. Jewel was an excellent mother to her three children, a doting and protective grandmother and great grandmother, encourager, the perfect chef and caterer, a classy dresser, an avid reader, a world traveler, strong willed and a successful entrepreneur. Jewel started her own antique shop, Antiques by Jewel and a vintage fashion boutique which she named after her mother, Isabella’s Past & Present. This venture was co-owned with her daughter, Gloria. These ventures were started after her retirement which proved that she was capable of accomplishing whatever she put her mind to do. Jewel never met a stranger and was the life of every party. She loved music and loved to dance. Her vivacious personality will live on in the lives of all those that she touched. Early on Wednesday morning, February 24, 2021 at 4:00 AM, time drew back the curtain and brought to a close, the end of day for our precious (Jewel). Jewel took her final bow with grace and dignity! Filled with empty wells of loneliness will be her only surviving son, Pastor Gerald Wayne Rivers (Chris), her last surviving sister, Ruby Rivers (Elijah deceased), her grandchildren, Shawn Jackson, Artis Preston (Ayele), Charles Rivers (Dionne) and Gia Rivers; her step grandsons, Marcus Joubert and Martin Baines. She also leaves to cherish her memories ten great grandchildren, the last one born on 02/23/2021 the day before Jewel’s homegoing. Miraculously this child was a breech birth as was Jewel. Additionally, she had six step great grandchildren, one great great granddaughter, and a host of nieces, nephews, god children, family and friends. Jewel was preceded in death by both parents, her children, Samuel Rivers and Gloria D Preston; brothers, Eugene, Monroe, Charlie, Edward and Tommy (Lil Tommy) Harris; her sisters, Bernice Jarmon and Geraldine Battle. Her husband Leon Hubert and former husband and father of her children Charlie Rivers both preceded her in death. VISITATION: Jesus Free Will Holy Temple Church, Saturday, March 06, 2021, 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM, 2420 Ave C, Bay City, Texas 77414 FUNERAL SERVICE: Jesus Free Will Holy Temple Church, Saturday, March 06, 2021, 11:00 AM
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Paul D. Hurdt, Sr., 77, of Bay City died Saturday, Feb. 15, 1997 at his residence. He was born August 18, 1919 in Cyril, Oklahoma to parents Roy Luther and Clydie Huester Porter Hurdt. Hurdt was a member of the First Baptist Church where he was a member of the Adult One Men’s Bible Class, retired from Phillip’s Petroleum Company after thirty years service, served as Captain during WWII in the 45th Division in the Field Artillery in the Army. Survivors are his wife Dorothy of Bay City; son and daughter-in-law Paul D. Jr. and Vonda Hurdt of Houston; daughter and son-in-law Connie and Jerry Rudd of Lake Jackson; sister Venice Wagoner of Midland; two grandchildren, and nieces and nephew. Funeral services will be Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 10 am at the First Baptist Church with Dr. Michael Zimmerman and Dr. W. D. Baker officiating with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park in Van Vleck. Service under the direction of Dick R. Elkins Bay City Funeral Home.
Daily Tribune,
February 18, 1997
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Kathy Lynn Whitworth Hyer, 62, of Brazoria, Texas passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 8, 2020. She was born on December 19, 1957 in Beeville, Texas to Douglas and Elsie Whitworth. A native of Pleasanton, Kathy earned a Bachelor of Education degree in Special Education and Teaching from Southwest Texas State University and moved to Brazoria County to begin her 35 year career in public education. She was passionate about serving the special needs community and seeing the best in every student she taught in school or coached in the Special Olympics. Kathy furthered her education by earning a Master of Education degree in Educational Administration and Supervision from Houston Baptist University. She worked as a Special Education Supervisor in Brazosport Independent School District and eventually became the Special Education Director of Matagorda County Educational Services, overseeing a variety of services for students of all ages across the county’s numerous school districts. She retired in 2014 having positively impacted innumerable students in the Gulf Coast area. During her retirement, she enjoyed reading, participating in water aerobics at the Lake Jackson Recreation Center, serving as an ordained elder at First Presbyterian Church of Brazoria, and most of all sitting on the sunporch overlooking the river surrounded by her puppies. Kathy is survived by her loving husband of 37 years, Gary; twin daughters, Paige and Caitlin (Colton); nephew, Kevin; and her puppies, Mia, Minnow, Belle, and Beau. She was preceded in death by her parents, Douglas and Elsie; and siblings, David and Debbie. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Friday, September 18, 2020 at C. T. Baker & Sons Funeral Home, 634 S. Columbia Drive, West Columbia, Texas. Visitation will be held on Thursday, September 17, 2020 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. also at the funeral home.
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Teresa Diane Gallien Hysmith was born on Jan. 12, 1959 in Palacios, Texas, to Gilbert Warren and Frances (Webster) Gallien. She passed away March 24, 2021, at her home in Loving, TX. Teresa had a wonderful life filled with love for her family and friends. Over her life she developed lifetime friends that she called extended family from Texas to California to Ukraine. Teresa was a member of Oak Street Baptist Church and active with children ministry and AGAPE. She looked forward to her AGAPE visits that gave her a chance to love on those who were home bound. Teresa loved children and was instrumental with the creation of Oak Street’s LAF (Life Action Faith) program. She treated every child as if they were her own. She traveled on numerous mission trips and loved sharing with others about her Lord and Savior. She loved our church in Ukraine and always enjoyed visiting and working with the people there. Her last mission trip was to Rockport, TX, where she assisted with the Hurricane Harvey cleanup.
Teresa’s chosen career was a Respiratory
Therapist and provided home health care throughout most of North
Texas. She loved to visit, help and love on people who could not
care for themselves. Teresa is survived by her husband of 43 years Bill Hysmith, two sons William Hysmith and wife Ashley of Loving, TX and Travis Hysmith and wife Keri of Montgomery TX, adopted daughter in love Tamara Roye and family of Jermyn, TX. Six grandchildren, Jacob, Joshua, Tanden, Allison, Raelynn and Brinlee. She was preceded in death by her mother Frances Gaillien and nephew Garrett Avery Hysmith. Celebration of Life will be at 1 p.m. in Oak Street Baptist Church in Graham, TX on Saturday, March 27, 2021. Family visitation will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, March 26, 2021 at Morrison Funeral Home. She will be laid to rest at Loving Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Oak Street Baptist Church’s Children’s Ministry or Beyond Faith Hospice.
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