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Challis, James E. (Ike)
Challis, Marie Beard
Fuller, Barbara Alyne
Grigg, Horace
Johnson, Joe M.
King, Jane H. F.
McAllister, Genevieve Langham
McKnight, Felix R.
Pharr, Mildred Walker
Powell, Johnnie L.
Rogers, Joe Hudnall
Sizemore, Georgia
Strickland, Marjorie
Threlkeld, Delle Cass
Tolley, Donna Shoemaker
Watson, Joseph P. Jr. |
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Joe Hudnall Rogers
April 5, 1921 - January 14, 2007 |
Joe Hudnall
Rogers of The Hamptons at
Greenridge in Tyler, Texas went
to be with the Lord he loved on
Sunday evening, January 14, 2007
following a lengthy illness.
Services are scheduled for
Wednesday, January 17 at 2:00 pm
at Stewart Family Funeral Home.
Dr. Mike Massar and Dr. B. C.
McCoy will officiate. A private
burial service will follow at
Rusk County Memorial Gardens in
Henderson, Texas. No formal
visitation is planned.
Joe was born on April 5, 1921 in
the community of Farmers
Institute near Henderson in Rusk
County. He attended New London
High School and was a survivor
of the 1937 New London School
explosion. He attended Texas
Christian University in Fort
Worth on a full football
scholarship. One highlight of
his "frog" experience was
playing in the 1942 Orange Bowl
Game in Miami, Florida. He
graduated from TCU in 1943.
Joe loved his country and
proudly served in the United
States Air Force, 8th Air Force
Squadron. As a pilot stationed
in England, he flew 19 missions
over Germany. He received the
Air Medal and numerous other
service awards.
After working for 36 years, he
retired from Armco / National
Supply as National Sales Manager
in 1981. He was a member of the
American Association of Drilling
Contractors, the American
Petroleum Institute and other
professional, civic and social
organizations. He continued to
be active in TCU's
Ex-Letterman's Association. He
was a member of First Baptist
Church in Tyler and loved his
Fishermen's Sunday school class.
He moved to Emerald Bay in 1981
where he enjoyed playing golf,
fishing and other community
activities. He recently moved to
Tyler.
His first wife, Janice Halsell
Rogers, preceded him in death.
He is survived by his loving
wife of 29 years, Doris Nance
Rogers of Tyler, daughter JoLynn
Roppolo and husband Tom of
Dallas, son Mark Rogers and wife
Melinda of Gilmer, sons John
Rogers and James Rogers of
Dallas, step-son Steve Jepsen
and wife Janet of Arp,
step-daughter Joellyn Eubank and
husband Ray of Dallas; 4
grandchildren, 4
great-grandchildren, and 9
step-grandchildren. He is also
survived by brother Randall
Rogers and wife Shirley of
Emerald Bay, Wayne Rogers and
wife Jean of Metairie,
Louisiana, sister Clifford Short
of Indianapolis, Indiana, sister
Christine Daniels and husband
Victor of Kingwood and sister
Lois Green of Henderson.
Pallbearers will be Gary
Daniels, Mark Rogers, Blanton
Daniels, Mike Sawall, James
Rogers, and Steve Jepsen.
Honorary Pallbearers will be the
members of the Fishermen's
Sunday School Class at the First
Baptist Church in Tyler.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to First Baptist
Church in Tyler or to a charity
of your choice.
For more information or to
express condolences, visit
www.stewartfamilyfuneral.com |
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Georgia Lee Sizemore |
Harrison
Daily Times
December 2, 2004
Georgia Lee Sizemore, 96, of
Yellville died Sunday, Nov. 28
(2004) at Jefferson Memorial
Hospital in Festus, Mo.
Funeral service will be at 1
p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4 at
Yellville First Presbyterian
Church. Visitation will be from
6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3 at
Burns Funeral Home Chapel in
Yellville. Burial will be in
Layton Cemetery in Yellville.
The daughter of Henry Issac and
Nettie Maud (Placker) Davis was
born June 1, 1908 in London,
Texas. She was the wife of the
late Roy Sizemore.
For more information or to
express condolences, visit
www.stewartfamilyfuneral.com
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Marjorie Strickland |
The Daily
Camera
April 4, 2005
Marjorie Strickland of Boulder
died of natural causes Tuesday,
March 29, 2005 in Boulder. She
was 80. No memorial services are
planned. Avalon Cremation and
Funeral Service in Lafayette is
in charge of arrangements.
Note: New London Ex-Student
Class of '41 |
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