Bryan Adams High School Class of 1973

Date of Death: 9/15/2015

Add your memorial for Warren Acrey

He was a great friend. We shared many 'adventures' together. I miss knowing he's around.

One of my best friends in high school. Loved running the creeks through the Lochwood neighborhood. Had good times together in the Youth group at Casa View Baptist Church. Gone too soon!

He was the best cousin and friend you could have. Lots of good memories of our two families and the summer vacations together as kids. You will be missed by all who knew you. You are in our hearts forever.

http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Warren-Acrey&lc=2253&pid=175781951&mid=6586502 Attended Casa View Baptist with Warren and played church league baseball with him.

Date of Death: 12-23-2020
Cause of Death: homicidal violence

Add your memorial for Paul Allen

I did not know her well, in fact if she had not lived across the street from one of my best friends (Richard Kamper) I quite likely would have never met her at all. I remember the short time I was around her and I read these memorials and can understand the feelings toward her. A very sweet person and (to use the old shopworn) cliche, someone I wish I had gotten to know better. I feel like I missed out.

Like Barbara, her sweet memory and young death haunt me. She was beyond sweet and generous. I can still remember a compliment she paid me on the back steps of Gaston.

Jeanne, a dear friend who haunts my heart so often. Miss her so much. I never knew anyone like her before who could glance at a subject and know all there was about it and retain the info.

I remember Jeanne as sweet, approachable and inclusive. Qualities that are too rare in this world. RIP Jeanne.

I remember when Jeanne was a new student at Gaston Junior High. She and I were locker mates. She was a sweetheart.

Date of Death: June 15, 2015

Add your memorial for Gregg Boots

Date of Death: 9/1/2022

Add your memorial for Dennis Boykin

Charlie- I might have been riding with him that night. But maybe not. I also worked with him at Praetorian Mutual Life Insurance Company for a couple of years and was in a bowling league with him and his wife at Bronco Bowl (we finished last). We weren't the best of friends, but I did know him as a good man with a big heart.

Terry told me one time that the worst ticket he ever got was for 126 mph in a 30 mph zone. - Charlie Foster

Date of Death: 6/1/2008

Add your memorial for Susan Colden

I was rocked to hear of your passing long before your time. From first grade through 12th you always kept a good humor and your Beaver imitations were classic! Now you are an Angel in Gods care and I will always carry your memory of how cool you are. Rest in Peace my friend.

Sue was one of sweetest girls I have ever known.i went to school with sue from the 2nd grade on and was always a loving and great friend. Rest in gods hands sweet sue.

I had the pleasure of seeing Susan in 2005 at Robert McCommas memorial service. We use to have some great times together.

I worked in tha same building with her about 15 years ago. we use to go to lunch all the time. Her daughter joined us a few time on our boat. I lost touch with her after that I had no idea she had passed. Sue and i were good freinds and I will think of her often.

Oh Sue Colden what we did back in the day. I always thought she was such a cute girl. She had those cute front teeth and she would always put her hands up to her mouth and make like she was a beaver, she would make me laugh. Last time I saw her was at the 20th reunion. Looked great as ever. Love you Sue.

Greatest laugh in the world!! Miss you Colden.

The road goes on forever and the party never ends....

Date of Death: 2/18/2023

Add your memorial for David Cook

I still can hardly believe that Dan is no longer with us. He was a good person and a wonderful teammate. It’s difficult to think it has been almost 40 years since I last ran onto the football field with Dan. We that knew him will never forget that infectious smile he shared so freely and often. Rex Curtis #75

DAN ! I miss you so much. What a great teammate. We were simple, but complex!!! Welllll, you were ! Anyway, It broke my heart & Mark Guy at your Memorial. We will always love you, Bobby D # 64

Date of Death: 2009

Add your memorial for George Danielson

I wasn't really friends with George but I remember the first time I ever saw him. It was at the first concert I ever went to. My friend Kathy Poole and I went to see Donavan, your know the guy that sang Sunshine Superman and some other classics from the 60s, anyway somehow we ended up getting a ride home with George and Barry Fine ( I believe that's who it was) anyway I can't remember if it was a truck or van but I got in and he was the first thing I saw and he had that long hair and I thought he was so cool looking. Never saw him again until BA and he was walking down the hall and I saw his hair and thought hey that's that guy!! He still looked cool.

I never knew until today that George had passed. He was one of the cool dudes! So funny. RIP

George was so sweet and funny!

My LION, My FRIEND! Loved this man and sorry I lost touch with him! Rest in peace until we meet again.

Here is George's obituary: http://corsicanadailysun.com/obituaries_archive_url/x212410019/George-G-Danielson

My dearest friend in high school. May you rest in peaceful slumber dear prince of a soul.

Who was cooler than George. Nobody. I loved everything about him. A true iconoclast. "If it's an icon, let it be clasted." Introduced me to Pink Floyd and Firesign Theater. We lost touch after BA but we were tight back in the day. He came strolling in Late to acting class one day. Grayce Clay said, "George. Why are you late?" He explained, "Because the bell rang before i got here." What is not to love!

Date of Death: 5/25/2005

Add your memorial for Deon Dempsey

Deon was a very nice girl. We didn't know each other well, but we did sometimes help each other out in class. I am sorry I will not get to see her at the reunion but I believe I will see her when this life ends. I don't belong to Ancestry.com, but was able to find this online and I'm posting it for those who may wish to learn more: http://www.ancientfaces.com/person/deon-dempsey/70775664

You nailed it Scott. He was a very nice guy.

I remember Larry as someone that always had a postivie and fun attitude. Even after we graduated I bumped into him once while on leave in Dallas. Even then he seemed like a genuinely nice guy.

Date of Death: 8/3/2015

Add your memorial for Debbie Eidson

Debbie was a great person:so smart and always nice to everyone. Her smile was that radiant

I was blessed to sit between 2 special ladies for graduation. I was so nervous, trying to breathe when I realized that as long as I followed her and did exactly as she did I'd survive.

Date of Death: 11/16/2011

Add your memorial for Karl Flusche

We were not close friends while at BA but, our paths crossed at Mather AFB when Karl and Cindy were stationed there with my husband and I. We lost touch over the years of Karl's career. However the memories we shared - even briefly - lent a good beginning to my introduction to life as the wife of an Air Force officer. My sincere condolences to Cindy and Family. And, my thanks for Karl's service to our Country. GOD's Peace.

Wonderful guy who wore his ROTC uniform with dignity and pride. I will forever be grateful that Facebook allowed me to "know" him better than I did at B.A. May his rest be eternal in heaven.

From the minute my mother met Karl, she wanted me to date him (sorry Cindy). She always thought he was so smart and so handsome. Turns out she was right; he was the best looking man at the 30th reunion and she gloated when I told her so. I always knew him to be a great guy and I know he is missed by many.

Karl and I were rivals back at BA--we both competed for appointments to the Air Force Academy, but were both lucky enough to attend. Although Karl didn't stay at the Academy, he helped me get through that first tough semester, and we became good friends. Years later, after Karl retired from the Air Force, I hired him to be the Air Force college admissions representative for BA--coming full-circle from that Air Force officer who first helped us get in. Karl was a good man--I'll miss him.

What a great guy! He was always willing to lend a hand, and I had just seen him at a recent 40th Reunion Planning Meeting when weeks later he passed away. Cindy, I know you know how lucky you were to have such a good man.

A sweet soul with a loving caring heart. A world without you in it is somehow diminished.

went to church with Monti very early in life. She was a wonderful person with a very loving heart.

I remember Monti.She was different because she was so kind and sweet..and smart too. And she was happy all the time and had such a soft voice..she was my friend even when every one els trying to be kool.. im so sorry to see she is not with us any more...I know its been yrs and we are all old now ,but still i remeber her very well..She was a very good hearted person

I had a class or two with Monti at Eastfield. She had a sweet smile for everyone.

Monti and I went to church together. She was such a sweet person. Such a loss but a gain in heaven!

I went to church with Monti at Casa View Baptist also. She was always nice to everyone. We used to kid her about her thick hair - she had so much hair - really I was jealous because my hair is so thin it's barely there. She worked for Minyards for many years - she was so smart. I visited her at her mom's house about a month or so before she died. Her funeral at FBC Garland was very crowded - a testimony to her many friends.

I was in youth group with Monti at Casa View Baptist. A real sweetheart. My funny Monti story is taken from Mr. A. T. Vick's trig class. On days when Monti was absent he would look up from the roll book and say "It looks like Mr. Gilbert isn't here today."

What a sweet person. Always in church every Sunday AND Wednesday just to please his mom. He attended our first reunion.Was still shy and very kind. Will always remember him fondly.

I didn't know Michael. I found this, but I'm not positive it is our BA Michael. If anyone knows for sure it is not, please advise so I can delete this. Thanks. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V9NN-CPL

Date of Death: 3/2010
Cause of Death: Heart disease

Add your memorial for Bill Harrison

Bill- I was shocked to see you had passed. You were a great friend to me at B.A. when I was having some rough times at home. I won't ever forget you! Rest in Peace! Paul Allen

Bill! I will sorely miss seeing you at the reunion. I so enjoyed your company during Guys and Dolls. Your sense of humor kept me going and your ability to smooth my rough edges I'm sure kept others from killing me outright. I loved that when you smiled the corners of your eyes crinkled - well that actually happened before the smile ... it was the only way I could tell if you were joking about something! Bill was a sweet guy that would always have rather laugh than cry and love than fight!

Date of Death: 3/20/2013
Cause of Death: kidney failure

Add your memorial for Stan Haughey

Knew Stan as we had a lot of friends in common. His love of motorcycles began early with motocross and led to his love of Harley's. Wish we could have had a chance to ride together

Stanley was a pal. I had known him since the 5th grade. I always thought he was a good guy. A great guy, small in sides but great. I did many things with him growing up. Thinking of them now makes me smile. Some of it wasn't legal, but none of it was mean. I talk with him briefly through facebook back in Dec. I looked forward to seeing him at the reunion. I am sorry now that I will not. I learned of his death a few days ago. I am very sad now, but can say "Stan, I am glad we ran into each other passing through". Your Pal. Rudy

Date of Death: 8/7/2012

Add your memorial for Teresa Henry

We were classmates at Reinhardt. Really didn't even know she was at Bryan Adams. Sorry to hear of her passing.

Teresa was always so bubbly and beautiful. I'm pretty sure she told me she had a brother that fought in Viet Nam. I too am sad that she won't be with us in October.

Oh gosh! Couldn't count the number of laughs and good times we had together. This girl was a reason to smile even on a bad day (or try to at least). Sweet soul with a generous spirit. So so sad she won't be at the reunion.

the last time I saw Kenny was at the 30th BA reunion. He was living with a woman at the time and flirting with Monica Wallace and me. he sent me a letter not long after that and then I didn't hear from him again. always wondered what happened to him. I will miss seeing him and the 40th.

Date of Death: November 12, 2013

Add your memorial for Robert Holleman

Miss you gary. What a great friend and buddy. He was a shy and did not talk much , but when he got to know you was friend for life. Gary you died too young little guy. Miss you a lot . Your friend kenny.

Didn't know Gary very well. I was able to find this and perhaps someone else who knew him better will leave a more personal note. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V3X9-72W

Ben you left us too soon. I met Ben when he moved into lockwood and soon started hanging with us lockwood boys. Ben was the kind of friend I wish everyone could have. He wanted to be a world class chef and his dream came true. Wow. Shortly before Ben passed richard lord took him on fishing trip. Ben was never more happy. We will be fishing with you again Ben. Rest we'll my good friend miss you a lot. Your buddy kenny.

Think of you often, Ben. Such a wonderful friend! Thanks for sharing your "cooking" love and talents. I'll never forget you!

Ben was a sweet, shy man I was proud to call a friend. We miss you Ben.

Date of Death: June, 2007

Add your memorial for Richard Kinney

I met richard in 10 grade in English class, and right off we found we did not like English class. We got over it , great friendship had started for the rest of our lives. He a quite guy that always had time for a friend. Was one of hardest working guys I have known, I bet he is working hard up in the big kingdom. Put in good word for me my friend I miss you , rest we'll.

The name of the store was Worth Food Mart and then it became a Piggly Wiggly if that helps anyone that can confirm more.

I think Richard worked with my brother at a grocery store in Casa Linda. I remember him as a very quite and hard working guy. Unfortunately, I didn't know him very well. I was able to find a link. Hopefully someone who knew him better will leave a personal note: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JBDG-WWT

I was around Christi for a short time during the creation of the Senior Show, A Midsemester Night's Dream. I found her charming, yet driven and determined. I am new to the website, so I am sorry to hear of her passing, as well as it's nature. So sad, so senseless.

Christi was married with two sons in 1989 when she went into the hospital for a routine procedure and was over-anesthetized and pronounced brain dead. Of all the senseless...

My walking home from school buddy in elementary school. Quirky and fun, Christi was way smarter than I, but we had some great adventures as little girls. A typical Christi thing: she gave me a can of Kangeroo Tail soup for my birthday! Unknown 6/14/2013 6:21:23 AM

Christi was a class act. I remember how hard she worked to help us pull off plays. Makeup, costumes, scene props ... she could do it all! Gosh I miss her.

Smart, Funny, Warm and Cool! Some of you may remember that Christi was pregnant during high school. (Gasp!) Handled it with perfect aplomb and a little humour. No Small Feat! But that was Christi. No occasion she couldn't rise to - and lift you up with her. We stayed in touch after she moved away. One time she sent me a Candygram! I still have the telegram imploring me not to ever let anything bad happen to someone she loved so much. But something terrible happened to me that year...i lost Christi.

Date of Death: 11/20/2017

Add your memorial for Gene Long

As a long overdue addendum to my previous post, the best thing one can say about Gene is that he was a just a good decent nice man. In these crazy times we live in, there seem to be so few of them around.

A great guy. I met him at Reinhardt and he became one of the gang. Polite, almost to a fault, and never a harsh word for anyone. We also survived Gaston together and I'd see him around, but we were never around each other as much as we were in grade school. And he was almost as quiet and as reserved as me.

I had hoped to see Gene at our 40th. He lived down the street from us in Casa Linda, and our mothers shared carpool duties. He was so so smart and quiet and kinder to this silly girl than I deserved. May he rest in peace.

I was in the band at Gaston with Gene. https://www.restlandfuneralhome.com/obits/gene-allen-long/

Date of Death: 01-26-2021

Add your memorial for Rich Masterson

Date of Death: December 18, 2021
Cause of Death: unknown natural causes

Add your memorial for Kimberly Moon

Oh no. I am so sorry to see that Kim has passed on to the great music festival in the sky. You were always such a fun person to hang out with. Loved our camping trips to Lake Whitney years ago. You are missed. Cindy Carver Black

Date of Death: 5/6/2018

Add your memorial for Sam Morgan

I knew Sam all the way back at E J Kiest. Always got along with him. Last time I saw him was at the 15year reunion. Told me he was in the cleaner business.. Remember playing with him in his back yard and up at Harry Stone. He was a good guy. Glad I knew him.

I remember Sam and his guitar. For some reason I also remember "Cowgirl in the Sand". I am not altogether sure the two are connected.

He was a very nice guy! Does anyone know what happened? RIP dear friend. Carol

Kenny was a great guy and a great guitar player. Humble in his own way. Always a smile on Kenny's face. I was fortunate to see him just before his passing. Unfortunately, Kenny wasn't in a good place at the time. I hoped the best for him. Wish I could have done more. I think about him often, especially living on the same street where he grew up. I can't go by their home without thinking what a loss. I know he is missed by many.

LOL! that was our joke. I wasn't a redneck & he wasn't a hippie !!!

Hippie or not ... he was smart and seemed very nice although I didn't know him well.

I was the "Redneck" and he was the "Hippie" !!! Good guy and good relationship. It worked in the 70's...

Date of Death: 3/2009

Add your memorial for Yvette Oakes

I remember Yvette also from Gill Elementary. I remember her and Spike Bennett "going together" in 7th grade. Great gal !!!

Cindy: I remember that yell. I made a mental note to never, ever cross Yvette or one of her friends. Sadly I didn't know her well ... but as anyone within ear shot of that yell will recall it was the mark of a real stand up friend. I think she was trying to make sure the whole school heard her and I'll be she was successful with all but maybe the far ends of the northern halls. She was one of a kind and that was always evident.

She's a Beauty. One in a Million Girls! I don't actually remember 'meeting' Yvette. It was like we'd always known each other. My high school sweetheart and first husband, Lee Knuth (BA'73), and i thought she and his best friend, Dan Bear, would be a good match. It was love at first sight. We joked about being the Ricardo-Mertz foursome. After graduation, she and i moved in with our Beaus in a little hippie pad up in Denton. The last time i saw her was at a class reunion. She had not changed a bit. I wish i had known she was ill because at that time I had all the time in the world to go and BE with HER. Alas. Yvette was the whole package: Charming. Witty. Smart. Genuinely sweet, with a good heart. Very Talented. Not to mention Gorgeous. She had such Charisma that i can still 'feel' her presence sometimes. I cherish that. MISS YOU LADY!

Yvette was a dearest friend our senior year and I have been looking for her for years. We road around in her little volkswagon all across the back country roads singing to the radio and laughing. I am so saddened to here she is gone. Look how beautiful she was.

Yvette and I were good friends at Gill Elementary. We used to go to each other's homes. We had older sisters the same age that we could complain about to each other. She lived in the corner house on Cotillion at Maylee. We sort of lost touch after moving on to Hill but we were in Lassies together there. She was a stand up friend. I remember her getting in trouble at Gill one time for taking up for me when a boy did something - I don't remember what now - but she yelled some ugly stuff at him and we all went to the principal's office!

Date of Death: 1/14/2015

Add your memorial for Barbara Palmer

Date of Death: 06/25/2014
Cause of Death: cancer

Add your memorial for Gwynne Pattillo

Date of Death: 5/25/2006

Add your memorial for Glenda Pearson

Darling girl that towered over me so my instincts were first to run ... but Glenda was nothing if not gentle, kind and sweet so I never ran. I just stayed and enjoyed the protection of the shade or protection she generously offered. I met her in elementary school, but I don't remember which one I was in when I met her. I just remember being new and afraid and grateful she was there.

Such a kind gentle spirit.

I went to church with Glenda at Casa View Baptist. She was pretty quiet and I didn't know her well but she was always nice.

Date of Death: Sep 1, 2020

Add your memorial for Terry Pogue

Such a hoot. Fun girl and always made me laugh. She was so much fun on the trip to New Orleans when we played at the Sugar Bowl.

Date of Death: 5/25/2009

Add your memorial for Lynn Porter

Anyone who knew Lynn remembers him as an easy going and loyal friend forever. He continues to impact the lives of those who knew him and those whose lives he changed. Lynn was fortunate enough to have married the love of his life and to have adopted two children Thomas and Casey, whom he dearly loved. Lynn enjoyed a successful business career, but more importantly, he treasured his relationships with family and friends. His life revolved around his family, friends, and the rent-to-own business that he and Betty began in Tulsa, which had grown to seven locations in the Oklahoma area. The impact he made on so many will be everlasting. We have lost a "best friend" and confidant. He will be truly missed by his friends and family including his wife, Betty; sons, Tommy, Casey and Corey; brother, Ronald; grandchildren, Nicole, Christina and Zachary; as well as those he cherished and became his family through marriage. Randy Braucher, president of the Oklahoma Rental Dealers Association, said, "Lynn was a pioneer of the rent-to-own industry. He will be missed." In Loving Memory - Gary Hallmark cousin

Cause of Death: Cancer

Add your memorial for Pat Powers

Pat was my "First Love/Boyfriend" in the 1st grade. When I was dating someone in high school, Pat asked me to the Band Banquet. My boyfriemd/husband had no problems with it because he knew we knew each other forever and was always friends. Showing the kind of friendship we had, he and Carolyn came to my husband memorial service, coming from Austin. That was the kind of person he was, always caring.

You rocked! Pat sent me the sweetest note after our 20th high school reunion - thanking the committee for the great work ...we had the current B A band and drill team in full force. But, he mainly wanted to thank us for bringing him back together with the love of his life! Patti Botcher Ward

Gosh, when I think about Pat so many fun memories come flooding back. Pat wasn't just a "band" guy - he could run in any circle and be respected for what he brought: a delightful and devilish sense of humor; a caring heart; a ready hand and a willingness to work hard. Never saw him be unkind or uncaring to anyone for that matter. Those things are so rare in our world and they were instinctual, integral parts of Pat.

The video of the R. T. Hill band reminded my of another story about Pat that shows a different aspect. Our band director (the one in the video) never seemed to show up when we had a nighttime band party and we always wondered why. We had a night time stage band performance scheduled and the band director didn't show up. Pat stepped up and said we would continue on our own and he would direct us. When Pat went to find a baton he found that the band director's desk was full of empty vodka bottles, so we had a pretty good idea why he never showed up to nighttime events. Pat did as he said and lead us to a successful performance, so while Pat could be a prankster he was also a leader.

Pat never worried about getting in a little trouble, but he walked that fine line such that he didn't get into "real trouble". I remember one of his pranks he pulled in junior high school. Drugs were starting to get more prevalent and Pat took some aspirins and used food coloring to dye them different colors. He let it be known he had some "pills" in his sax case. It wasn't too long before word made it to the Principal's office. Several people including the Principal came down to the band room to find the offending drugs and of course Pat was taken to the Principal's office. He wasn't there too long before they figured out that the pills were just aspirins. I'm sure that Pat "got a talking to", but I don't think there were any lasting repercussions. The Principal was not well respected by the students or the faculty, so just about everyone else in the school enjoyed the prank.

I am not sure that this is "our" Lee P. Rains ... but it is the closest birth date and name match that I could find in the database. Perhaps someone with more personal information about Lee will leave a note: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V3XH-H3B

Date of Death: 10/18/2003

Add your memorial for Rick Ramsey

Ricky was a shy and quiet typ of guy with a funny little crooked grin. Im so sorry to hear that he has past. dose any one know what happen?

I know him as Ricky. We "went steady" in 9th grade. I remember him as a quiet nice guy. RIP Ricky.

Date of Death: 4/5/2022

Add your memorial for Joe Ratliff

Date of Death: 7/5/1980

Add your memorial for Danny Robison

Danny was a good friend of mine growing up. He loved to party. Sweetest guy you could ever had known.

Hoping someone will add a personal note. This is all I could find: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JT9M-23V

Date of Death: 1/28/2013

Add your memorial for Christy Rodgers

Kristi was the sweetest person I had ever had the pleasure to know. She and I would hang out together and she lived on Lake Highlands drive. I named my first child after her. Kristina. I worked for her father at Steakley Chevrolet for several years. I didn't know about this until just now looking at the pictures. She will forever hold a dear place in my heart. I will miss you Christy. Love you always Peggi Vaughn

Oh, Christy You are one of the sweetest souls I've ever known. So many wonderful memories. You took on much too much pain from this world. My warmest tribute to your wonderful spirit. I'm going to go cry now. I love you so much. Bill MacManus

I was so shocked when I found out about Christy's death. We were best friends in junior high and still somewhat close in high school. She was a very sweet and lively girl. She'd always get in trouble with her mom over Jimmy in elementary and junior high. So funny! Her mom was a hoot. I believe Wanda passed away slightly before Christy sometime in January of this year I remember how she and I decided one night we would chain smoke some Kools in her bedroom. Her mom came flying down the hallway saying that the house was on fire. God....we were in so much trouble, but really laughed about it later about how really stupid we were. I'll really miss Christy and her laugh. We didn't see much of each other after high school. We had our own directions to go. You'll be missed Christy with your sweet smile and beautiful eyes. Kathie Parks Darcangelo

oMG I'm so sad. her mom was Our Campfire Girls leader. I remember her house very well and I especially remember luv of her life was 'Jimmy ' ? but that was in 7th grade .their song was 'Imagine me and you 'by the turtles. she was a Lovely lovely person ESP Remember her laugh My Condolences

I remember Christy's ready smile. Here is a link to her obituary in the Dallas Morning News and there is a quest book should anyone wish to contribute: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dallasmorningnews/obituary.aspx?n=christy-rodgers&pid=162739009&fhid=5721#fbLoggedOut

Date of Death: 6/8/2005

Add your memorial for Greg Rodriguez

I'm hoping someone will post a personal note for Greg. This is all I could find: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V3RB-KQ3

Date of Death: 7/10/2018
Cause of Death: Pancreatic Cancer

Add your memorial for Kay Sage

So shocked and sad to hear of Kay's death! We first knew each other at elementary age going to Reinhardt Bible Church, then at Bryan Adams in health occupations class together. Kay always so comfortable to be around, and funny. I so always looked forward to being around her. Our paths after high school went different directions and not see each other. We last saw each other at Baylor Hospital surgical clinic where she worked as a nurse, my daughter recovering from gall bladder removal. Kay so dear, and thinking of her dear family. What a great person! Rest in peace dear one, at home with the Lord, Chris Hatcher (Ray

Date of Death: 10/9/2020
Cause of Death: Tragic Car Accident

Add your memorial for Jill Sellers

“Moose” was one of my first boyfriends at Hill Jr High. He was such a sweet person who could always make me laugh. In Jr High he had a fake upper tooth, and he would wiggle it up and down with his tongue. My mom and I always cracked up when he did that. Moose was a fantastic bowler! Poor guy tried to teach me how to bowl, which sadly didn’t work out. Hahaha. Marcus had a deep faith and truly loved our Lord. He was always helping someone else. Marcus suffered greatly with his health problems in his last years, but even through that, he persisted in getting a new food pantry off the ground that would help those in need. Now he is at peace with Jesus and his beloved wife. Rest In Peace Moose, I am honored to have known you and miss talking to you.

A smart guy with a clever sense of humor.

Gave me my first dozen red roses. Sweet guy. I remember his "We Print Anything" t-shirt. His humor was unique.

Greg got a couple of MIT degrees. Did some work with Todd Rundgren. Invented an electric sax. Pioneered sending farts thru a pneumatic tube. Smart. Funny! One of the best friends i ever had. I STILL miss him.

Craig took the words right out of my mouth. Greg was one of the most intelligent guys I ever knew. I learned this at a very early age when he was in my 2nd Grade class at Truett Elementary.

One of the smartest people I've ever met in my life. Greg and i were pretty close during the Gaston years; he lived on Beechmont a couple of blocks behind our house on Peavy. He introduced me to the White Album and Frank Zappa. The Zappa stuff didn't stick. :)

He was an awesome man, a great husband and terrific father to our baby, Shannon. I miss him still. He died way too young on May 20, 1977

Date of Death: 6/23/2003

Add your memorial for Rick Webb

I knew Ricky from 2nd grade on to graduation. He was a good guy with a big heart. He was in my cub scout troop and many classes at Truett, Gaston and BA. He had a '68 Torino and I had a '64 impala. Any time were were in close proximity on the road, the race was on. Not going to say who ever won...but it was always a thrill. Ben Tyner