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Individuals : Word Charles Grandison
Belived to be Col. Charles G. Word of Coliad Co., Texas Biography?1539

Note NI32642 :

Individuals : Tippen Amanda
1710

Note NI32643 :

Individuals : Gregory W. J.
Gregory was a Cumberland Presbyterian minister.

Note NI32645 :

Individuals : Word Robert Emmett
WORD, ROBERT EMMETT
This well-known cattleman of Western and Southwestern Texas was born near Egypt P. O., in Wharton County, Texas, on the 29th of October, 1842. His father, Col. Charles G. Word, was a farmer and stock raiser of the old school, and was born in South Carolina, October 17, 1814. He left that State when quite a young man and removed to Alabama, where he was married to Miss Mary W. Morton. In 1836 the young couple ventured to the far West, locating in Wharton County, Texas, but removed later on to Goliad County, where the husband engaged quite extensively in the cattle business. When the gold fever swept over the land he was one of the first to seek his fortunes in California, leaving his family in Texas and joining the rush of " '49ers," which has since become historic. He was in California only two years, then returning to Texas and the cattle industry. Nine or ten years later Col. Word organized the first company of troops raised in Goliad County, and at its head offered his services to the Confederacy. His promptness in this instance was typical of his character. In his long years of existence on the frontier, in his experience in the mining regions and in the Civil War, he was always found quick to plan and prompt to act, and such men are almost invariably successful in life. After following cattle raising in the southern counties for nearly forty years Col. Word moved, in 1873, to Chico, in Wise County, where he resided until his death, in 1879. His life, covering three quarters of a century, had been well and honorably spent, and his death was universally deplored among his many friends and acquaintances. He was twice married, and had children by each wife. Our subject was the eldest son, and his sister, Mary W., who afterward married a Mr. Hamilton, of Wise County, was the only other child by Col. Word's marriage with Miss Morton. His second wife, whose maiden name was Tippen, was the mother of six children, one of whom, Charles T. Word, is now the County Judge of Swisher County, Texas. His biography will be found in its proper place in this work.
In his boyhood R. E. Word attended the schools in Goliad County, obtaining a fairly good education. When not busy with his books and studies he found plenty to do on his father's ranch and farm. In this way his time was passed until after his nineteenth birthday, when he entered the service of his loved South-land, enlisting in Company K, of the 21st Texas Cavalry, under Capt. Martin M. Kenney. In the succeeding years, until the war ended, he saw all of the incidents and dangers that a cavalryman might wish to behold, and at the time of the final surrender found himself a man in years and experience, but without a profession or a dollar of capital on which to start in business. Returning to Texas he inaugurated his first business venture by starting with a bunch of mules to Kansas City, Missouri. He reached this point in safety, but found the market much less promising than he had expected, and was eventually forced to carry his mules to Arkansas before finding a purchaser who was willing to pay what he considered a fair price. He left Texas on this trip in 1866 and was away nearly two years. He had purchased the mules on credit, and it looked for a time as though it would prove a losing enterprise, but thanks to his careful management and tireless enterprise he was enabled on his return to meet his obligations and have a good profit left.
After this experience he decided to settle down as a farmer, and was married on the 25th of July, 1867, to Miss Emma Redding, of Goliad County. She was a daughter of William and Martha W. Redding, who had emigrated to Texas from Mississippi in 1849, the father dying the same year. Mrs. Word was then an infant, the youngest of several children, but the mother reared the family, educating them in the best schools of Texas, and to her untiring efforts all praise is due. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Word located on a farm, but Mr. Word soon grew dissatisfied, and when his corn crop had grown to be about knee high he left it and returned to the cattle business. He obtained a contract to supply beef cattle to a shipper at Indianola, but misfortune befell him, for the vessel which carried the first shipment sank, and in consequence he lost at least one-half the value of the cattle he had handled. Though crippled financially he was not discouraged, but continued to make a specialty of cattle dealing, raising, buying and selling, and handling cattle in every possible way, until 1871, when, in partnership with William Rush, he gathered and drove a herd of 1,700 beef steers to Kansas. They were forced to hold their cattle over the winter in Kansas, and owing to the severity of the weather they lost heavily. When they counted their herd in the spring fully one-half its number were missing, and Mr. Word found himself almost ruined. He returned to Texas sadly disheartened, and with his little remaining capital engaged in the butcher business, following it for two or three years.
In course of time he partially regained his losses, and once more began in the cattle business, but on a very moderate scale. From that time to the present he has continued his connection with the cattle industry, and has gradually built up to his present position. In 1881 he removed from Goliad to Williamson County, and was there two years, then moving to McCulloch County, where, in 1885, he assisted in organizing the McCulloch Land and Cattle Company. He was a member of this company for three years, and then sold out his interests and engaged in ranching alone, establishing himself near Milburn, in McCulloch County, where he still owns land and holds cattle. His ranch comprises 3,000 acres which he owns, and he controls two other tracts including in all about 15,000 acres of leased pasturage. He is not engaged in raising cattle at present, but buys young steers which he holds on his ranches to mature and fatten. He also buys and sells in a speculative way, and recently disposed of 1,000 head, which he had owned but ninety days, realizing a profit of $5,000. He usually holds and handles on his ranches about 3,000 head of cattle annually.
In 1894 Mr. Word moved to Brownwood, principally for the purpose of getting within reach of schools in which his children might receive a good education. Of the seven children which have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Word, four are living, namely: Robert E., Jr.; Nona, now Mrs. C. B. Hollifield; Thomas N. and Mendel B. Mr. Word has found Brownwood a very desirable point from which to conduct his business of cattle trading, and it is safe to say that his present location will prove a permanent one. He has a beautiful modern home-a handsome, two-story structure, furnished elegantly and comfortably, and since he can reside amid those pleasant surroundings and conduct his business more profitably than if living on the ranch itself, there is no reason why he should desire a change or find such a step necessary. (Source: Historical and Biographical Record of the Cattle Industry and the Cattlemen of Texas by James Cox, Published by Woodward & Tiernan Printing Co, St Louis, 1895 - Transcribed by Veneta McKinney)

Note NI32646 :

Individuals : Word James
1363
James Word & Elizabeth Vance dates from WFT Vol 3 #2531
Possibility that family may have date conflicts from varied sources.

Note NI32650 :

Individuals : Word John L.
h/o Sarah A., s/o John Durvin (Durwood) Word & Marcia D. Burns,
CONT
U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006: Name: John L Word - Service Info.: Pvt US Army CSA, Cemetery: Bristow Cem, Cemetery Address: Duck Springs Rd Bristow Comm Etowan CO Crossville, AL 35962
CO Crossville, AL 35962
Inscription:
CO E 12 ALA INF C.S.A.

Note NI32654 :

Individuals : Word Sarah A.
1535
Some sources report death to be 1862
2
liff LeBlanc
iff LeBlanc
She was the object of the affections of Andrew Johnson, later President
of the United States. Johnson pressed for her hand but was repulsed by
her parents because of his poverty and lack of a formal education. Her
descendants still live in the Laurens area (1990's). The quilt made by
Sara Word and Andrew Johnson in anticipation of their wedding and a
tailor's "goose" iron given her by Johnson were donated to the South
Carolina Museum Commission by Col. Helen Whitley of Montgomery, AL and
her brother, Col. Owens in the late 1970's. After his rejection Mr.
Johnson quickly left Laurens for Tennessee where he subsequently became
involved in politics and succeeded Lincoln as President. Sarah married
Capt. William Hance and bore him 14 children, only four of whom survived
to maturity. Tragically, three sons were killed while serving with the
Confederate Army. A daughter lived.

Note NI32655 :

Individuals : Word Charles
Following the sad death of Charles Word last Monday morning, his twin brother, James Word, passed away Tuesday evening after a short illness from pneumonia contracted from a severe case of measles. At the time of the death of Charles Word the little fellow was dangerously ill and was not aware of the death of his brother and often called for him during the last few days of his illness. He was 12 years of age and the son of Mrs. Chas. Word. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ferguson of the Methodist Church Wednesday Afternoon at 4 o'clock, interment being made in the Amarillo Cemetery. (Twice a Week Herald, Amarillo, Tx, June 8, 1906)

Note NI32656 :

Individuals : Word Elizabeth Vance
1540

Note NI32657 :

Individuals : Word Samuel W.
Their Toils are Past, their Work is Done. They Bought the Fight - The Victory Won

Note NI32665 :

Individuals : Easley Pleasant Everett
It is believed that Pleasant Everett Easley was born in Centerville, Hickman County, Tennessee to William Everett Easley (1848-1929) and Martha Atlantic "Atlantie" Loveless (1846-1931).
mary.fitz@@mavs.uta.edu

Note NI32670 :

Individuals : Wilson Patsy
Pat Word, 78, of Waco, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2005, at Providence Hospital. Services will be at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 17, at First United Methodist Church of Waco, with Rev. Stephen Ramsdell and Mr. Edward P. Giesecke officiating. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery.
follow at Oakwood Cemetery.
Patsy Ruth was born in San Antonio, Texas, to the late Robert and Sudelia Wilson. She graduated from Waco High School in 1944 and from Baylor Univesity in 1947 where she proudly assisted many students enrolling in Baylor for the first Time. Patsy and Eugene Word were married on August 16, 1947. Later, she worked in Dallas with her husband and in later years, she owned a gift and antique shop in Lorena called the "Country Store." Her main life career, though, was being a housewife, taking care of her family and proudly helping with her grandchildren. Pat was a long time member of the First United Methodist Church of Waco.
grandchildren. Pat was a long
She is survived by her husband, Eugene, of Waco; daughters, Katherine Word, of Waco and Constance Mayfield and husband, Rick, of Lorena; sister, Helen Giesecke and husband, Edward, of Marble Falls; grandson, Benjamin Mayfield and wife, Vanessa, of Dallas and granddaughter, Christina DeWolf and husband, Joseph, of Copperas Cove.
Mayfield and wife, Vanessa, of Dallas and granddaughter,
Waco Tribune-Herald: 12/16/2005 - 12/17/2005.

Note NI32676 :

Individuals : Word R. Alexander
Texas Death Index# 55960
Married, White, Attorney
Of 2121 Morrow Ave., Waco, Texas.
Died of Liver Cancer.
Informant: Mrs. R.A. Word.

Note NI32677 :

Individuals : Parker Margaret Leila 'Pearl'
Texas Death Index #10468
Widowed, White, Female, of Waco, Texas
1934 West Olmas Drive, San Antonio, Texas
At address only 7 days.
Died of Acute Nervous Indigestion
Informant: Mrs. J. E. Manney (1934 W. Olmas Dr).

Note NI32680 :

Individuals : Word Elizabeth
Elizabeth Word Curtice, born September 12, 1915, died at her home in Leander, TX on December 16, 2013.
2013.
Elizabeth was born in San Marcos, TX to Sally Duncan Word and Eugene Word. The oldest of three children, Elizabeth was preceded in death by her younger brother Eugene Word Jr. and is survived by her younger sister Francis Word Chenburg.
ger sister
Her family moved from Austin to Waco when she was 4 years old. She attended Waco High School and Baylor University. She met her husband, Raymond Leavitt Curtice, in San Antonio while visiting her grandparents. He was a cadet at Randolph Field. They married in Waco on April 23, 1938. Following World War II, their only child, Peter Curtice was born. They went to Hawaii as the Korean Conflict began. Elizabeth served as the head of the Red Cross Volunteers helping wounded soldiers. Throughout their career in the Air Force, Elizabeth was active in the women's clubs and served in many leadership roles among volunteer organizations.
e Air Force, Elizabeth was active in the women's clubs and
Following their retirement, Elizabeth and Raymond enjoyed traveling, spending summers in northern California or Vermont and wintering in Arizona or Texas. For the last 20 years Elizabeth lived next to her son, Peter and her daughter-in-law, Claire Curtice, and their family.
20 years Elizabeth lived next to her son,
Elizabeth has three grandchildren, Raymond Curtice and wife, Stephanie, of Woodway, TX, Mary Elizabeth Coleman and husband, Christopher, of Arnold, Missouri and Susan Curtice of Grand Prairie, TX. She has eight great-grandchildren and several nieces and a nephew.
i and Susan Curtice of Grand Prairie, TX. She has eight
Mass of Christian burial was at her home parish, St. Thomas More Catholic Church, in Austin. Elizabeth was buried next to her husband Raymond at Waco Memorial Park on Saturday, December 21, 2013.
ied next to her husband Raymond at
Memorial contributions may be made to Hill Country Community Ministries Clothes Closet in her name at P.O. Box 1064 Leander, TX 78646 or at www.hccm.org or to Special Olympics Texas, 6801 Sanger Ave. Ste. 228A, Waco, TX 76710.

Note NI32685 :

Individuals : Camp Nancy W. Holland
She married James Abner Camp in 1845 in Coweta Co, Georgia, USA. She is listed in the Coweta Co Chronicles page 766-7. She married 2nd to Robert Milton Word.
CONC Milton Word.
Spouses:
Abner Camp (1822 - 1859)
Robert Milton Word (1816 - 1897)
lton Word (1816 - 1897)
Children:
Edmund Napoleon Camp (1851 - 1934)
Infant Twins Camp (1854 - 1854)
Infant Twin 2 Camp (1854 - 1854)

Note NI32712 :

Individuals : Word Billy Joe
Inscription:
CONT
Soon our life on earth will pass.
Only what we do for the Lord will last.
So do it with a smile - and we shall be together in a little while.

Note NI32718 :

Individuals : Wood Florence F.
Wellington Leader April 22, 1976
CONT
Mrs. Florence F. Word, 83, member of a pioneer Gray County ranching family, died in Collingsworth General Hospital at 8:55 a.m. Tuesday, April 20. She was a resident of Thomas Nursing Center 12 years.
ursing Center 12 years.
Mrs. Word was born at Kyle, North Carolina, November 11, 1892. She was married to Andy B. Word on December 31, 1913, in Wheeler County. The couple established their ranch north of Alanreed in 1915, and lived there many years. Mr. Word died October 13, 1955. She had been a member of the Presbyterian Church since early in life.
the
Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. W.A. Frier of Amarillo, Mrs. George Orrick of McLean and Mrs. J.M. Brown of Pampa; one son, Drew Word of Hereford; three sisters, Mrs. Cora Price of Amarillo. Mrs. Jess Sammons of Borger and Mrs. Ollie Hommel of Amarillo; 8 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.

Note NI32741 :

Individuals : Payne Joyce W. 'Honey'
JOYCE W. WORD went to be with the Lord on Thursday, June 24, 2010. She was born in Houston, Texas on March 13, 1936, to John and Elizabeth Payne.She was preceded in death by both of her parents; her husband of 23 years, John David Word; and three sisters.She is survived by her daughters, Melody Moss and Michele Love and husband Cliff Love; grandchildren, Nathan, Sabrina, Melissa, Keith, Kevin and Dustin; great-grandchildren, Jonathan, Christian, Ella, Andrew, Trent, Caine, Cade and Morgan; four nieces, a nephew, and many loving family members and friends.Joyce was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, that will be missed by all that knew her, especially her family. She and her husband were the Owners of Word Cycle & Marine for over 22 years.Visitation will begin on Monday, June 28, 2010, at Forest Park East Funeral Home, 21620 Gulf Freeway, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. A Funeral Service will be conducted at Forest Park East Chapel at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Interment will follow at Forest Park East Cemetery.In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the American Lung Association.

Note NI32743 :

Individuals : Word Timothy Dean
imothy Dean Word, Jr. passed away on Christmas Day, 2016. Born in 1929 in La Grange Texas, he was preceded in death by his parents T. Dean and Eunice Carl Word, as well as his younger sister Joyce Word Borchers and her husband William of New Braunfels. After attending Travis Elementary and Mark Twain Middle School, he graduated high school from the Texas Military Institute in 1946. He attended the A&M College of Texas where he was a member of the Corps of Cadets and the Ross Volunteers Honor Guard Company. After receiving his B.S. in Civil Engineering in 1950 from A&M, Tim earned his Masters of Business Administration from the Harvard Business School in 1952.
ed his Masters of Business Administration from the Harvard
After graduation, he was called to active duty in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. While deployed, he served in Korea as a Company Commander and Assistant S-3 of an Engineer Regiment overseeing the design and construction of five airfields. Upon his discharge from the Army in 1954, he became an active Partner of the Dean Word Company, a Highway and Heavy Construction firm founded by his grandfather in 1890. Tim assumed management of the company in 1965, continuing to work alongside his father and his uncle, Bryan Carl, for many years.
ement of the company in 1965, continuing to work alongside his
Tim married Suzanne Zachry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Zachry, of San Antonio in 1958. They had five children, three of whom joined in Tim's enthusiasm for engineering and road construction, eventually becoming his partners in the Dean Word Company. He was an inveterate engineer who constantly strove to improve processes in his construction and mining business. He held two U.S. Patents for his inventions in the industry and was a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas. He was deeply involved in the construction industry through his service and contributions to the Associated General Contractors of America, the nation's largest trade organization for Construction. He served as President of the Texas Highway-Heavy Branch, was a Life Member of the National AGC Board of Directors, served as National AGC President in 1995, and was Co-founder of the National AGC PAC. Tim was honored as a Business Legend by the Texas Business Hall of Fame.
National AGC Board of Directors, served as National AGC President in
With an interest in education, Tim served on the Board of Trustees at both Saint Mary's Hall and TMI, and his desire to solve transportation problems led him to serve on the boards of the Texas Transportation Institute at Texas A&M and the Texas Asphalt Paving Association.
is desire to solve transportation
Raised in a strong Methodist family, Tim was a longtime member of the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church. He was active in San Antonio social clubs- a Past Commander of the Texas Cavaliers and was deeply honored to serve as King Antonio LV in 1977. He was a Past President of the San Antonio German Club, and a former member of the Order of the Alamo.
r of the Texas Cavaliers and was deeply
Tim felt immense pride in his family and often remarked on his great fortune for sharing such uncommonly steadfast love and devotion with his wife of 57 years, Suzanne. He is survived by his wife, Suzanne, and his four sons: Dean III and wife Barbara of New Braunfels, Forrest and wife Ann, Patrick, and Bryan of San Antonio; as well as his daughter Amber Word Heisner and husband Eric of Glendale, California; his 11 grandchildren: Jennifer, Tim IV, William, and Stephanie of New Braunfels; Roark, Bennett, and Emory of San Antonio; Joseph and Ashton of San Antonio; Adeline and August Heisner of Glendale, California; Nieces Marcia Borchers McGlothlin and husband Forrest of New Braunfels and Bonnie Borchers Duetra and husband Andrew of Dallas; Cousins William Noble Carl and wife Lucy of Houston and Wilminer Carl Gardner and husband Bob of Brenham.
e and August Heisner of Glendale, California; Nieces
The family will be receiving friends on Wednesday, December 28, 2016 from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. at Porter Loring Mortuaries, 1101 McCullough Ave., San Antonio, Texas.
and wife Lucy of Houston and Wilminer Carl Gardner and husband
MEMORIAL SERVICE
THURSDAY
DECEMBER 29, 2016
2:00 P.M.
ALAMO HEIGHTS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
825 E. BASSE ROAD
m. until 6:00 p.m. at Porter Loring Mortuaries, 1101 McCullough
A Private interment will take place at Mission Burial Park South.
1 CONT THURSDAY
Memorial contributions are encouraged to Alamo Heights United Methodist, Church 825 E. Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas 78209, or the Zachry School of Civil Engineering at Texas A&M University, 3136 TAMU, College Station, Texas 77843-3136.
utions are encouraged to Alamo Heights United Methodist,
His grandsons will serve as his pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Joe Dawson, Hal Kelly, Paul McSween, Jack Meyer, James Pianta, Gaines Voigt, Lyman Webb, Dr. Jack Williamson, and The Kings Council of the Texas Cavaliers.

Note NI32744 :

Individuals : Word Timothy Dean
Taking over his Father's road construction business in the 1920s, utilizing new methods in asphalt mixing and concrete technology, Dean Word built a small construction empire, dominating south central Texas road contracts, especially in the San Antonio area. The Dean Word Company remains in place today, based out of New Braunfels, and run by Dean Word Senior's grandchildren.

Note NI32746 :

Individuals : Word Joyce Carl
The only daughter of construction businessman, Timothy Dean Word, and Eunice Carl Word, Joyce grew up in a well tondo neighborhood of San Antonio and met her husband on a blind date. They married in the summer of 1956 and soon welcomed a daughter. They adopted their second daughter in the early 1960s and settled down in New Braunfels, where Joyce enjoying being a nurturing mother, socialite, and involved in the family ranch business until her health began failing in the 1980s. She died at only sixty following a transplant in Omaha and was transported and buried near her home in New Braunfels at Guadalupe County Cemetery.

Note NI32749 :

Individuals : Word Glen H.
Glen H. Word, Jr. passed away Friday, November 7, 2008. He was born here in San Antonio on December 7, 1950. He joined the Marine Corps and served 4 years. When he returned he worked at Kelly for almost 30 years. When he retired from Kelly he joined PCI on the south side. He had worked there for the last 6 years. He is survived by 2 sons, 5 grandchildren, his mom, 2 brothers, a sister, several nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. We will all miss him very much. Services Visitation will begin on Tuesday, November 11, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at Mission Park Funeral Chapels South. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, November 12, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. at the funeral home. Interment will follow at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery. For personal acknowledgment you may sign the guest book at www.missionparks.com in the obituary section.

Note NI32751 :

Individuals : Word McGehee 'Mac'
McGehee Word, Jr. died peacefully Tuesday, December 20 at the Heart Hospital of Austin. He had become ill in late November, and his great heart finally gave out. He will be missed more than we can say. He was born in Alice, Jim Wells County, Texas on November 12th, 1914 to McGehee (Mac) Word and Edith Lucille Garrett. McGehee graduated from Texas A&M University with a BS degree in Petroleum Engineering in 1938. He served in the Army Air Corps, flying B-17s out of England over Germany. His career years in Alice, Laredo and Houston included Word Engineering, a well testing service, Baker Oil Tools and Sanchez O'Brien. In May of 1942 he married the love of his life, Bess Hinnant. In 1994 we lost Bess after a long illness, and his remaining years were spent in Austin. McGehee is survived by his children, James S. King of Beeville, and McGehee (Mac) Word III and Mary Elizabeth Word of Austin; his grandchildren Sam McGehee King of Dallas, Juliana King Moss of Corpus Christi, James S. King, III. of Austin, Kendall Elizabeth and Christopher McGehee Word of Austin, and one great-grandchild, McGehee Nathanial King of Dallas. A Memorial service will be held after the New Year in Alice. Arrangements by Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin, Texas 78705 (512) 452-8811. Obituary and guestbook online at wcfish.com. WEED-CORLEY-FISH FUNERAL Austin, TX 78705 (512) 452-8811
rley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin, Texas 78705
Published in Express-News on Dec. 25, 2005

Note NI32757 :

Individuals : Word Sam E.
Sam E. Word, 76, of Devine passed away Monday, Oct. 10, 2005 at his residence. Visitation will be held at the funeral home Thursday, Oct. 13 from 2:00 PM until 9:00 PM, with a Rosary to be recited at 7:00 PM. Mass will be celebrated at 10:00 AM Friday, Oct. 14 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Devine. Interment will follow in St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements under the direction of Hurley Funeral Home, 303 W. College Ave., Devine, TX 78016 (830) 663-4445.

Note NI32758 :

Individuals : Word Robert Wayne 'Bob'
Robert Wayne "Bob" Word, age 80, entered into rest on February 27, 2005 in San Antonio, TX. He was born February 28, 1924 in Breckenridge, TX to the late Grayce Margaret (Taylor) & John Q. Word. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Phyillis J. Word. Mr. Word is survived by his wife of 18 years, Elise "Tinkey" Word; sons, Victor Wayne Word, his wife Mary, Jack Robert Word, his wife Gloria; stepchildren, Stephen Clay Herber, his wife Brenda; step-daughter, Rebecca Terezhalmy, her husband Geza; nine grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. Mr. Word, was also a member of Lonnie Irvin #1309 Masonic Lodge, Harlandale Chapter of the Eastern Star & Alzafar Shrine. Visitation will be held Wednesday, March 2, 2005 at Sunset Funeral Home from 6:00-8:00 P.M. A Graveside Service will be held Thursday, March 3, 2005 at 11:00 A.M at Sunset Memorial Park. Sunset Funeral Home.
A Graveside Service will be held Thursday, March 3,
Published in Express-News on Mar. 1, 2005

Note NI32761 :

Individuals : Word Jimmie Lee
Jimmie Lee Word, born March 20, 1925, passed away January 27, 2003. He was 77. Mr. Word was preceded in death by two sons, Vernon and Billy Word. Survivors include his daughter, Connie Pruski and husband Ken; two sons, Gary and Danny Word; stepsons, Doss and Earl Myrick; two sisters, Gladys Smith and Marie Perkins; brother, Adolph Word and wife Dorothy; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. SERVICES Visitation will begin at 3:00 P.M. on Thursday, January 30, 2003 at Mission Park Funeral Chapels South. Graveside Services will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday, January 31, 2003 at Mission Burial Park South. Arrangements with Mission Park Funeral Chapels South.
at Mission Burial Park
Published in Express-News on Jan. 30, 2003

Note NI32770 :

Individuals : Deason Ida
Ila Deason Word, age 100, passed away April 20, 2002. She was born near Stockdale, TX, September 3, 1901, to Charles G. and Sarah Ava Deason. In the early 1920's, she taught school in Utopia, TX where she met her husband, Roy K. Word. A dedicated Christian since childhood, she devoted a life of love to her church, family, and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, and son, John D. Word. She is survived by: her daughters, Nina W. Pierce, Joy W. Ross, Sue W. Sostarich and her husband John F. Sostarich; daughter-in-law, Joyce P. Word; grandchildren, Harry S. Pierce III and his wife, Mary Lynn, Rev. J. Mark Sostarich and his wife, Lynn, Scott K. Sostarich and his wife, Melanie, Linda A. Cowles and her husband Bill, Sharon A. Cofield and her husband Lindsay, James R. Averyt and his wife Carol, Carol A. Basco and her husband Curtis, Melody Moss, Michelle Love and her husband Cliff; 21 great-grandchildren; 3 great, great- grandchildren; beloved nieces and nephews. Psalm 91:15, 16 He will call upon me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver him and Honor him. With long life will I satisfy him and show him my salvation. SERVICE WEDNESDAY 1:00 P. M. PARKHILLS BAPTIST CHURCH GRAVESIDE SERVICE WEDNESDAY 3:30 P. M. BANDERA CEMETERY With Rev. Dr. Robert Welch and Rev. J. Mark Sostarich officiating. Arrangements with Porter Loring Mortuary North.
TIST CHURCH GRAVESIDE SERVICE WEDNESDAY 3:30 P. M. BANDERA CEMETERY
Published in Express-News on Apr. 22, 2002

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