Saturday, June 9, 1990 Fort Worth Star-Telegram Section 1, Page 25 Barbara Baxley, on stage, screen, Associated Press NEW YORK Barbara Baxley, an actress whose career encompassed roles as diverse as Shakespeare in the park and TV's Hawaii Five-O, has died, apparently of a heart attack. She was 63. Ms. Baxley was found dead Thursday in her Upper West Side apartment. She appeared in I numerous TV programs, including Murder, She Wrote, Hawaii Five-O, Playhouse 90, and Studio One.
Her Broadway debut was in 1948, when she played a confused bride in the revival of Noel Coward's Private Lives. She received a Tony nomination in 1960 when she played a different kind of bride in Tennessee Williams' play Period of Adjustment. Other Broadway credits include Whodunnit in 1983, The Three Sisters in 1964 and She Loves Me in 1963. Her performance as Sally Field's Pamela J. Fojtik Homemaker FORT WORTH Pamela J.
Fojtik, a homemaker, died yesterday at a Fort Worth hospital. She was 33. Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mount Olivet Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Fojtik was born in Cushing, and had lived in Fort Worth for 20 years. Survivors: Husband, Donn Fojtik of Fort Worth; son, Justin Fojtik of Fort Worth; daughter, Alinde Fojtik of Fort Worth; father and stepmother, Richard R. and Linda Faubion of Wichita, sister, Julie Vanderveer of Haltom City; three stepsisters, Sherry Shock, Sheila Shock and Crystal Shock, all of Wichita; and grandmother, Lucille McConkey of Benbrook. Henry Elbert Odom Sr.
Stocker FORT WORTH Henry Elbert "Chicken" Odom a retired stocker for Lance Potato Chips, died Tuesday at a Fort Worth hospital. He was 66. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at True Vine Baptist Church. Burial will be in Skyvue Memorial Gardens.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at Gregory W. Spencer-Miller Avenue Chapel. Mr. Odom was born in Camden, and moved to Fort Worth in 1947.
Survivors: Wife, Lennie Elisher Odom of Fort Worth; two sons, Henry E. Odom Jr. and Charles Odom, both of Fort Worth; four daughters, Melody Odom, Carmen Odom and Nancy Odom, all of Fort Worth, and Linda Pittman of Arlington; and 10 grandchildren. Donna L. Thomason St.
Louis native ARLINGTON Donna L. Thomason, a native of St. Louis, died Thursday at an Arlington hospital. She was 41. Funeral will be at 3 p.m.
today at St. Matthew Catholic Church in Arlington. Burial will be in Emerald Hills Memorial Park in Kennedale. Arlington Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Miss Thomason had lived in Arlington for 12 years.
Survivors: Parents, Arthur L. and Laverne Thomason of Arlington; four brothers, David Thomason and Edward Thomason, both of Arlington, Michael Thomason of Grand Prairie and Timothy Thomason of Dallas; and a sister, Mary Gregerson of -St. Louis. Onador Kinney Homemaker GRANBURY Onador Kinney of Granbury, a homemaker, died June 4 at a Granbury hospital. Funeral was Thursday at Eubank Funeral Home in Canton.
Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery in Mabank. Mrs. Kinney was born in Scurry in Kaufman County and was a lifelong resident of the area. She had lived in Granbury for several years. Survivors: Husband, Aubrey Kinney of Fort Worth; two sons, Phillip Taylor of Fort Worth and Wayne Taylor of Rowlett; three daughters, Marie Taylor and Paula Fulps, both of Fort Worth, and Barbara Moore of Keller; two stepsons, Rance Kinney and Lawrence Kinney, both of Kennedale; two sisters, Veda Mae Little of McKinney and Ester Bishop of Mabank; 14 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
63, actress television mother in the 1979 film Norma Rae, won Baxley critical praise, as did her 1981 performance in the Wendy Wasserstein play Isn't It Romantic? Her film credits included Nashville in 1975, Countdown in 1968, No Way to Treat a Lady in 1968 and All Fall Down in 1960. She played Isabel in Measure for Measure in a New York Shakespeare Festival production in Central Park in 1966, and Portia in The Merchant of Venice in the American Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, in 1967. A native of Stockton, Ms. Baxley won a scholarship to the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York after graduating from college in California. In New York, she studied with Sanford Meisner.
She also was a charter member of the Actors Studio, where she studied with Elia Kazan. She had no immediate family. Verdie Mae Graham Homemaker FORT WORTH Verdie Mae Graham, a homemaker, died yesterday at a Fort Worth hospital. She was 82. Funeral will be at 3:30 p.m.
today at Mount Olivet Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Graham was born in Coryell County and moved to Fort Worth in 1916. She was a Baptist.
Survivors: Husband, Clyde D. Graham of Fort Worth; son, Carlton Graham of Fort Worth; and three grandchildren. Madie E. Mitchell Sales clerk MANSFIELD Madie E. Dollar Mitchell.
a retired department store sales clerk, died yesterday at a Mansfield nursing center. She was 89. Funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Blessing Funeral Home in Mansfield. Burial will be in Britton Cemetery in Mansfield.
Mrs. Mitchell was born in Aberdeen, Miss. She moved to near Mansfield in 1918 and into Mansfield in 1940. Mrs. Mitchell worked as a sales clerk for Everybody's and later was with Leonards Department Store for more than 15 years.
She retired in 1966. Mrs. Mitchell was a member of First Baptist Church of Mansfield and the Order of Eastern Star, Mansfield Chapter 876. Her husband, the Rev. Roy Mitchell, died in 1980.
Survivors: Two sons, George Mitchell and Horace Mitchell, both of Mansfield; daughter, Geraldine Randall of Irving; nine grandchildren; and many greatgrandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Mirom Molsbee Homemaker GRAPEVINE Mirom A. Mols- bee, a Grapevine homemaker and a former Nocona resident, died Thursday at a Grapevine hospital. She was 73. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.
today at Scott-Morris Funeral Home in Nocona. Burial will be in Molsbee Chapel Cemetery, near Nocona in Montague County. Mrs. Molsbee was born in Granbury and lived in the Nocona area most of her life before moving to Grapevine several few years ago. She was a member of the Church of Christ.
Mrs. Molsbee was a member of the Grapevine Craft and Doll Club. Survivors: Three sons, Eugene Molsbee of Haltom City, Carl Molsbee of North Richland Hills and Scott Molsbee of Arizona; four daughters, Betty Joyce Shore and Carla Dovers, both of Fort Worth, Sheila McConnell Grapevine, and Kelly Molsbee of Grapevine; two brothers, Dewitt Fairman Haltom City and Gethen Fairman of Azle; two sisters, Gatha Harper of Willow Park and Betty Ruth Green of Weatherford; 18 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Gary Wayne Martin Ex-TCU student AZLE Gary Wayne Martin, a former student at Texas Christian University, died Thursday at a Fort Worth nursing home. He was 28.
Memorial service will be at 2 p.m. today at Greenwood Funeral Home. Mr. Martin was born in Fort Worth and was a lifelong area resident. Survivors: Parents, Val and Peggy Martin of Azle; brother, Gregory Lee Martin of Azle; and grandparents, E.
J. and Claudia Peters and Ann Kennon, all of Fort Worth. Florence Luker Schoolteacher FORT WORTH 1980 photograph Florence Luker, a former schoolteacher, died Wednesday at Fort Worth hospital. She was 86. Funeral will be at 11 a.m.
today at University Christian 1980 photograph Church. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home until 9 a.m. today. Mrs.
Luker was born in Whitesboro. She received her bachelor's degree from College of Industrial Arts, now Texas Woman's University, in Denton, and her master's degree in history from Texas Christian University in 1938. Mrs. Luker taught school first in Sweetwater and in the 1940s was a history teacher at Lubbock High School. In the 1950s and 1960s, Mrs.
Luker taught English at Diamond HillJarvis High School in Fort Worth. She retired in 1969. Mrs. Luker was a member of University Christian Church, Woman's Club of Fort Worth, TCU Women Exes, the American Association of University Women and University Place Book Club. Her husband, R.B.
Luker, died in 1984. The family suggests memorials to Friends of the TCU Library or to the Granville Walker Scholarship Foundation of University Christian Church. Survivors: Daughter, Eugenia Trinkleof Fort Worth; and two granddaughters. Hamilton 'Ham' Gowin FAA official FORT WORTH Hamilton B. "Ham" Gowin, a retired Federal Aviation Administration chief inspector for 33 years, died Thursday at an Arlington hospital.
He was 76. Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. today in Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park in Colleyville. Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. today at Woodhaven Presbyterian Church in Irving.
Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Gowin was born in Louisville, Ky. He learned to fly at Bowman Field in Louisville and was a barnstorming aviator and instructor. In 1941, Mr.
Gowin joined the Civil Aviation Authority, forerunner of the FAA. He was chief inspector of the General Aviation District Office in Richmond, for 22 years before moving to the Fort Worth office, where he was to participate in a general aviation accident program. When aircraft hijackings were happening more often, Mr. Gowin became one of the early sky marshals. He retired in 1974.
Mr. Gowin donated much of his aviation collection to the University of Texas Aviation Museum, which now is housed at Love Field in Dallas. He was a member and deacon of Woodhaven Presbyterian Church. He was a member of Quite Birdmen, a master Mason and member of Scottish Rite and a member of Moslah Shrine Temple. The family suggests memorials be made to the Building Fund of the Woodhaven Presbyterian Church, 3650 N.
O'Connor, Irving 75062. Survivors: Wife for 54 years, Virginia Gowin of Fort Worth; son, Geoffrey H. Gowin of Grand Prairie; daughter, Carol Klein of Arlington; and five grandchildren. Troy Lee McKillip Oryx employee DE LEON Troy Lee McKillip of Desdemona died Wednesday from injuries received in a tractor accident near Breckenridge. He was 59.
Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Desdemona Church of Christ. Burial will be in Desdemona Cemetery. Nowlin Funeral Home of De Leon is in charge of arrangements. Mr.
McKillip was born in Freona and had lived in Desdemona since 1961, moving from Hatch, N.M. He worked for Oryx Energy a Breckenridge-based oil company. Mr. McKillip was a member of Desdemona Church of Christ. Survivors: Wife, Bobbie McKillipof Desdemona; three sons, Jerry McKillipof California, Mark McKillipof De Leon and Kenneth McKillip of Stephenville; daughter, Caroline Rogers of Desdemona; parents, Lawrence and Esther McKillip of De Leon; brother, Truman McKillip of Bovina; two sisters, Lueta Clark of New Mexico and Ima Jean Stone of Marble Falls; and nine grandchildren.
Alice L. Schieman Homemaker HURST Alice L. Schieman, a homemaker, died Thursday at her Hurst home. She was 89. No funeral is scheduled.
Lucas Funeral Home in Hurst is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Schieman was born in Colorado and had lived for most of her life in Los Angeles. She had lived in Hurst 10 years. Mrs.
Schieman was the widow of Henry Schieman. Survivors: None in the immediate family: Irene Viola Viard Homemaker FORT WORTH Irene Viola Viard, a homemaker, died Thursday at a Mansfield nursing home. She was 94. Graveside service will be at 11 a.m. today in Shannon Rose Hill Memorial Park.
Brown, GauseWare, Owens Brumley Funeral Directors is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Viard was born in Fate, Rockwall County, and moved to Fort Worth in 1905. She recently moved to Mansfield. Mrs.
Viard was a member of the Rebekah Lodge and the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors: Two daughters, Doris L. Hickman of Burleson and Ann Barboza of Hurst; five grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren; and eight great-greatgrandchildren. Peair R. Washington Infant FORT WORTH Peair Raymond Washington, an infant, died Wednesday at a Galveston hospital.
He was 8 months old. Graveside service will be at 11 a.m. today in Cedar Hill Memorial Park. Williams Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Survivors: Mother, Marlene Washington of Fort Worth; grandparent, Mae Milton of Fort Worth; and great-grandparents, Maurine White of Weatherford and John Henry Washington of Fort Worth.
Deaths elsewhere Dupree: Clinton Eugene Dupree of Jacksboro, a homebuilder and former Denton County resident, died Wednesday at a Jacksboro hospital. He was 73. Area survivors include a daughter, Fairie V. Smith of Colleyville. Funeral: 10 a.m.
today at the Shiloh Baptist Church in Bartonville, Denton County. Burial: Shiloh Cemetery in Bartonville. Arrangements: Schmitz-Floyd-Hamlett Funeral Home in Denton. Guest: Joanna Forehand Guest, a former White Settlement resident, died Thursday at a Fort Worth hospital. She was 49.
Mrs. Guest was born in Newport News, and was a resident of Duncan, Okla. for the last 20 years. She was a member of the White Settlement Order of Eastern Star and the Rithmah Temple of the Daughters of the Nile. Her husband, Robert J.
Guest of Duncan, survives, and area survivors include her parents, Warren W. and Kathryn Forehand of Fort Worth, and a sister, Pamela Forehand of Fort Worth. Memorial service: 11 a.m. today at Robertson Mueller Harper-Cherry Lane. Patterson: Dorothy L.
Patterson of Stephenville, a homemaker, died Thursday at her home. She was 52. Her husband, Charles Patterson of Stephenville, survives, and are survivors include a brother, Bruce Morton of Fort Worth. Funeral: 2 p.m. today at Lacy Funeral Home in Stephenville.
Burial: Oak Dale Cemetery in Erath County near Stephenville. Pistokache: Benjamin Cornelius Pistokache, a retired laborer, died yesterday at a Temple hospital. He was 67. Mr. Pistokache was born in Caney, and had lived in Fort Worth for most of his life.
He lived in Temple the last 20 years. Mr. Pistokache was an Army veteran of World War II and was awarded the Purple Heart. Area survivors include two sisters, Mary Long and Bessie Lackey, both of Fort Worth. Funeral: 11 a.m.
Monday at Emerald Hills Funeral Home in Kennedale. Burial: Emerald Hills Memorial Park. Reynolds: Jack B. Reynolds of Stephenville, a retired auto mechanic, died yesterday at a Stephenville hospital. He was 73.
Area survivors include a daughter, Jacqueline Nims of Fort Worth. Funeral: 2 p.m. tomorrow at Lacy Funeral Home in Stephenville. Burial: East Memorial Cemetery in Stephenville. From yesterday evening's Star-Telegram Donaldson: Muriel D.
Donaldson, a homemaker, died Wednesday at an Arlington hospital. She was 83. Funeral: None scheduled. Arrangements: Laurel Land Funeral Home in Fort Worth. Gipson: Learline Gipson, an electronics worker, died Tuesday at a Fort Worth hospital.
She was 57. Graveside service: 11 a.m. today in Laurel Land Memorial Park. Arrangements: Guardian Funeral Home. To reach the obituary desk, call 390- 7780.
There is no charge for obituaries, which are based on information provided by funeral homes and relatives of the deceased. Photographs must be dated. Florence Huddleston Schoolteacher NORTH RICHLAND HILLS Florence Bobo Huddleston of North Richland Hills, a retired schoolteacher, died yesterday at a North Richland Hills nursing home. She was 83. Graveside service will be at 4 p.m.
today in Aurora Cemetery in Aurora in Wise County. co*ker Funeral Home in Decatur is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Huddleston was born in Rhome in Wise County and was a former Decatur resident. She was a retired schoolteacher and was a member of Broadway Baptist Church in Fort Worth.
The family suggests memorials be made to the Rhome public library in Rhome. Survivors: Two sisters, Beth Ellis of Fort Worth and I Virginia Renshaw of Rhome. Naomi Jones Waitress FORT WORTH Naomi Jones, a retired waitress, died Friday at a Fort Worth hospital. She was 76. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.
Monday at Harrell Funeral Home in Dublin. Burial will be in Turnbow Cemetery, southeast of Dublin in Erath County, Mrs. Jones was born in Erath County and had lived in Fort Worth since 1941. She was a retired waitress and was a Methodist. Survivors: Son, Jessie Jones of Fort Worth; brother, William Wright of Fort Worth.
William Teems Navy lieutenant commander GRANBURY William B. Teems of Granbury, a retired Navy officer, died Thursday at a Granbury hospital. He was 68. Memorial service will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Granbury First Presbyterian Church.
The body will be cremated. Mr. Teems was born in Fort Worth and had lived in Granbury for five years. He was a retired Navy lieutenant commander and flew blimps during World War II. He was a member of Granbury First Presbyterian Church, where he was an elder.
Survivors: Wife, Annadale Teems of Granbury; daughter, Ann Wilks of Granbury; son, Barton Teems of Maryland; mother, Mrs. H.L. Teems of Fort Worth; two brothers, Henry Teems Jr. and Mickey Teems, both of Fort Worth; and twograndsons. Bong Koo Choi Electrician IRVING Bong Koo Choi, an electrician, died Thursday at a Dallas hospital.
He was 54. Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home in Colleyville. Burial will be in Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park. Mr.
Choi was born in Seoul, Korea, and had lived in Irving about 10 years. Survivors: Wife, Pilhwa Choi of Irving; two sons, Young S. Choi of Irving and Hoon Choi Euless; two daughters, Eun-Sok Choi of Grapevine and Jin Choi of Irving; and three grandchildren. ALVARADO- Joe King of Alvarado died Thursday at his home. He was 68.
Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Clayton Kay Funeral Home in Alvarado. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery in Alvarado. Mr. King was born in Hubbard and had lived in Alvarado for 17 years.
He was a machinist and was retired from Martin Sprocket and Gear Co. of Arlington. He was a member of Alvarado First Baptist Church. Mr. King was a Navy veteran of World War II.
The family suggests memorials be made to Huguley Hospital Hospice Care, 1181 S. Freeway, Box 6337, Fort Worth 76115. Survivors: Wife, Willie Mae King of Alvarado; son, Joseph "Bill" King III of Alvarado; two daughters, Carolyn Thomas of North Carolina and Peggy Snider of Grandview; two brothers, Jeff King of Arlington and Jesse King of Hewitt; and nine grandchildren. Joe King Machinist Faye Opal Lewis Homemaker HURST Faye Opal Lewis of Hurst, a homemaker, died Thursday at a Decatur nursing home. She was 75.
Graveside service will be at 11 a.m. today at Memorial Park Cemetery in Edmund, Okla. co*ker Funeral Home in Decatur is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Lewis was born in Jay, Okla.
She was a member of Shady Oaks Baptist Church in Hurst. Survivors: Two sons, Jack Lewis Jr. of Arlington and Bill Lewis of Paradise; two daughters, Barbara Ross of Denton and Martha Williams of Colleyville; two sisters, Elva Eppler of Washington and Elsie' Crawford of Oklahoma; and nine grandchildren. Mamie Terry Homemaker WEATHERFORD Mamie Terry of Parker County died Thursday at a Weatherford nursing home. She was 85.
Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Cotten-Bratton Funeral Home in Weatherford. Burial will be in East Greenwood Cemetery in Weatherford. Mrs. Terry was born in the Spring Creek community in Parker County and lived in the county all her life.
She was a homemaker and was a charter member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the" Weatherford Volunteer Fire Department. Mrs. Terry was an active member of the Weatherford Senior Citizens and played the tub in the senior band. Mrs. Terry had been a member of North Side Baptist Church in Weatherford for more than 50 years.
She was secretary of her Sunday school class and was a volunteer worker in the church nursery. She was a member of the Evergreen Club and the Foundation Singers. Survivors: Two sons, Norvall Terry of Grand Prairie and Waymon Terry of Weatherford; daughter, Virginia Wallace of Weatherford; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and one great-greatgrandchild. FUNERAL NOTICES Death Notices are provided by funeral homes to the Classified Advertising Department. Please call the funeral home for additional information.
DUNN JOHN R. DUNN, 84, of Watauga, passed away Friday. Survivors: Wife, Donna Belle Dunn, Fort Worth; sons, John Dunn, Charleston, South CaroRex Dunn, Fort Worth; daughters, JanIce Rushing, Elaine Wheeler and Sharon Dunn, all of Fort Worth; brother, Hap Dunn, Indianapolis, Indiana; 18 grandchildren; 21 greatgrandchildren. Preceded in death by two Steve Dunn and Gordon Dunn. Services Monday, Mount Olivet Chapel.
Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements MOUNT OLIVET 2301 North Sylvania at 28th Street 831-0511 JACKSON BESSIE JACKSON, 100, of Childress, passed away Wednesday. Survivors: Nephews, Irby Loter, Pampa, Herbert Loter, Paris; nieces, Earnestine Blount, Dallas, Helen Jean 'Hale, Amarillo, Ilene Jones, Pampa, Dorothy West, Searcy, Arkansas; numerous great, greatgreat and great-greatgreat and nephews. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Mount Olivet Chapel.
Bro. Mike Suiter officiating. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrange- MOUNT OLIVET 2301 North Sylvania at 28th Street 831-0511 FOR RESULTS DIAL 332-3333 Use Classified CARR M841 Florists THOMAS EDWARD CARR, passed away TU Electric. Survivors: June Retired 7 at a local electrician hospital.
for Boswell Three Leonard brothers, Carr, Charles New Flowers Hampshire, Willard Gilbert Carr, Fort Worth, 332-2265 David Maxwell Carr, Fort Worth; sister, Metro 429-9116 Doris Edith Broadwell, OPEN 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Fort Worth. Services 6 DAYS A WEEK Shannon Rose Hill Chap- METRO 268.4530 el, Rev. Max Brennanofficiating. Pallbearers: Bill Crow, Jim Eager, M844 Cemetery Lots Simon Rangel, Don 2 double internment spaces Crymes, Hassel Rus- marker, Mount Olivet, Lake sell, Tom Spain.
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Veterans 485-6852 Mem. Mansfield; Geraldine Randall, Ir- Greenwood, Monument section ving; ninegrandchildren 31, In Vesperland Garden, 3 and host of great- spaces, lot 51, 249-1662 grandchildren. Services Moore Memorial Gardens, 1:30 p.m. Sunday at each. spaces, (817) Good 968-2405 Shepherd, $750 Chapel.
after 5pm Blessing's Interment: Britton Cem- Double lot, Garden of Tranquility, Bluebonnet HIlls, $750 total. etery. Arrangements 431-1882 Blessing Funeral Home, 2 cemetery plots In Bluebonnet Mansfield. Hills, Rainbow section, $800 each. 281-1715 2-Lots Sunset, Bluebonnet Hills, $500 each; 535-4058 2 choice lots.
Mt. Olivet. Garden of Assention. 817-694-7721 6 All hill, One $2,000. choice or Greenwood, trees, part.
double lots. 581-3956 great $550 Moore ea. Woodlawn view. cemetery Memorial. 249-1125.
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