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Comments: I was just looking at our memorandum list. Sadly, We’ve lost so many.
Comments: I really enjoyed Marty Smith. What a great guy. I am also sorry to hear about Gary Loden. We were at Cedar Crest Baptist Church together. He called me about 5 years ago and we revisited about our families. His mother was my Bible class teacher. SOC had some great people and I have wonderful memories of so many. God speed to all.
Comments: We enjoyed knowing Marty during one of the SOC cruises. What a remarkable guy, great dancer. He was also the brother of the late Sammy Smith, class of 66 cheerleader too. Both great people. I would also like to mention that the class of 64 lost a great guy as well today, Gary Loden. Praying for their families in the loss of these great men.
Comments: Marty was a great guy, always smiling and upbeat! He even went on a couple of our BBQ events in the Big Apple a few years ago, and made jalapeño Cole slaw! prayers for family and friends
Comments: Prayer said for Marty's family as the grieve his loss.
Comments: Lisbon, Zumwalt, SOC - My memory of Marty is that he was always smiling. Good guy.
Comments: John, I saw the report about Marty’s death on Facebook when one of his fellow dancers reported the sad news. I remember Marty well from Lisbon. Always a friend.
Comments: On Facebook today, is a comment from Michael Smith sharing the news of the recent death of this father ... our Marty Smith. Many of us first met Marty at Zumwalt and of course remember him as the "Bear" mascot at SOC. He was such a likeable guy.
Comments: Does anybody know how to get in touch with David Splawn (sp) I heard he lives in the Plano / Richardson area. Would like to get in touch with him.
Comments: Happy Birthday B.J. Hope it is a great one.
Comments: My 7th grade at Bushman one day was a variety/talent show. Bruce Bratton was paired with Betty Gibbs and they sang the song 'Dearie'. I always wondered even to this day how in the world Bruce Bratton ever became paired with Betty Gibbs?
Comments: Betty was such a sweet lady
Comments: Betty Jean Gibbs, 77, of Sulphur Springs, passed away on January 13, 2024 in Dallas. To Celebrate her life, a visitation is scheduled for Saturday, January 20, 2024 from 1 to 3 in the afternoon at Midlothian Funeral Home. A service will follow the visitation at 3.
Comments: Betty Gibbs, class of 1964, passed Saturday, January 13 at 4:30 am. Arrangements have not been finalized.
Comments: Jackie Lynn Hill Obituary NOVEMBER 1, 1944 – JANUARY 12, 2024 Jackie was born November 1st, 1944, in Dallas, Texas to Emmitt and Hazel Durham. She will always be remembered as a loving Mom, Nana, Great Grandmother, Sister, Aunt, and friend to all who knew and loved her. She loved her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, her family, working in the yard or planting flowers, telling people about Jesus, cooking for everyone, listening to country music or Elvis, and watching John Wayne or Tom Selleck on TV. Her favorite charities were the local church she belonged to, giving to the Jewish Nation in Israel, and the Billy Graham ministries. After graduating from high school at South Oak Cliff in Dallas, she attended East Texas Baptist College in Marshall, Texas where she met her husband and helped him graduate from college. After college, Jackie was a preacher’s wife for 25 years. She taught Sunday School, hosted & cooked for the Youth Groups, and was called a prayer warrior by all who knew her. Throughout the years she wore many hats at the churches she attended including leading Women’s Ministries, Bible studies, Pianist and the Lawn Care (yes, she was a worker!). She was a Special Education Teacher at Boulter Middle School in Tyler and a Church Secretary at Riley First Baptist Church in Dallas; However, her proudest accomplishment was being a mother and raising 3 boys. Jackie is survived by her 3 sons, Michael Hill, and wife Patrícia, Jeff Hill, Steve Hill, and wife Bethany, 4 grandchildren, Kendra Johnson, and husband Colin, Aaron Hill, and fiancé Delaney Broiles, Jacob and Jordan Hill. 4 Great-grandchildren, Sophie, Colton, & Lily Johnson & Camden Hill, and extended family and loving friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, Emmitt and Hazel Durham, and her brother, Doug Durham. A celebration of life for Jackie will be held on Saturday, January 20, 2024, at 10:00 AM at Community Life Church, 2918 US-175 in Kaufman, TX 75142. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Billy Graham Evangelistic Association | Giving
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Comments: I’m so sorry to add Jackie Dunham’s name to our memoriam page. Thank you, Markie, for letting us know.
Comments: Jackie Lynn Durham Hill passed away Friday evening. Please keep her in your prayers. No information on services yet.
Comments: Happy New Year, '63 SOCites!
Comments: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Leverett’s. May the Season bring you all love, Peace and good health in the coming year!
Comments: What Bill said. Many thanks to Peaches and the other, hard-working, talented hostesses, who put this luncheon together today. The company and the menu were both fabulous. I enjoyed it all. Is 8:30 too early to go to bed? I’m asking for a friend.
Comments: Many thanks, as usual, to Peaches for opening up her beautiful home for our annual Christmas luncheon. Her home is always perfectly decorated for the Christmas season. The food and fellowship was wonderful this afternoon. Thanks Peaches for doing this every year (for the past 20 years I think.)
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SOC ANNUAL CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON Salads, breads and nonalcoholic drinks will be provided by your hostesses Peaches Walker Brenda Kemp Connie Olimpio Joyce Redding Gail Roden Shannon Morehouse Barbara and Bobby Moffett
If you wish, you may bring dessert 8791 Oak Stream Must RSVP to Peaches Walker 214-683-0572 peacheswalker@gmail.com
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Comments: Save the Date for SOC Annual luncheon Sunday December 3rd at my house Details to be posted soon
Comments: Hi, Sharon, Thanks for asking, but it seems the skeleton is part of their permanent yard art installation. They added lights and a Santa. Go figure. Ha. Hope you‘re doing well!
Comments: Lynelle, Has your neighbor taken down the Halloween decorations yet? If I walked out your front door and saw that skeleton, I'd probably faint. Hope you are well.
Comments: Ron Lyons has notified me that his cousin, Nina Faye Lyons Tarver, passed away in February. I have added her to our memorial page. Rest in peace, Nina.
Comments: Those of you who missed our 60th, missed a wonderful time! Thank you Peaches for your continued planning for our class. What a job keeping up with everyone! Thank you Reunion Committee…your hard work was evident….Thank you Pat for taking the time to make the wonderful video. All decorations were beautiful! I‘m so thankful that we grew up in a special place at a special time. It was wonderful to see those who attended. I’m sorry some went home positive with the dreaded C and hope all are better now. ![[wave]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/wave.gif "Wave - :wave:")
Comments: Linda and I both tested positive for COVID on Wednesday after our return from Dallas. All is well; we woke up on the "shiny side" of the grass.
Comments: Peaches, We want to Thank you for yet Another wonderful weekend with friends. 60 years!! Even though we both have Mild case of covid so glad we could make it.. |
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