The Clarendon Enterprise * November 22, 2007
Obituaries
Thomas
Carol
Elaine
Griffitts
Thomas, 60,
died Thurs-
day, Novem-
ber 15, 2007
in Amarillo.
Services
were held at Thomas
10:30 a.m.
on Satur-
day, November 17, 2007, in the
First Assembly of God Church
in Clarendon with Rev. Matthew
Stidham, Pastor, officiating. Burial
was held at Citizens Cemetery in
Clarendon. Services were under the
arrangement of Robertson Funeral
Directors of Clarendon.
Mrs. Thomas was born July 1,
1947, in Whittier, Calif. to Lester
Marvin and Elsie Lena Maxey
Griffitts. She married Cal Thomas
on July 20, 1963 at Montebello, Cal-
ifornia. She had been a resident of
Clarendon for over 30 years. She was
the Co-Owner of Panhandle Road &
Field with her husband. She attended
many of her grandson's sporting
events in Hedley. She was a proud
wife, mother, and grandmother. She
attended the First Assembly of God
in Clarendon.
Mrs. Thomas was preceded in
death by her daughter, LaDona Kay
Thomas on November 11.
Survivors include her husband,
Cal of Clarendon; two sons, Darrell
Thomas and Shanon Thomas both Walter of Temple; five daughters,
of Clarendon; a sister, Lavonne Gina Robinson and husband Eric of
Griffitts of California; and seven Lubbock, Donna Brimfield and bus-
grandchildren, band Greg of Belgium, Moni Marrs
The family request memorials and husband Shawn of Garland,
he to the Harrington Cancer Center ' Stacie Murillo and husband Robert
or the American Heart Association. of Clarendon, and Laura Shelley
Sign our online guestbook at and husband Jeremy of Clarendon; a
wv w.RobertsonFuneral.com,son, Jerry Inman of Clarendon; two
brothers, Charles Inman and wife
] n ma n Louise of Amarillo, and Billy Bryant
B u r k e and wife Dorothy of Temple; four
Inman, Jr 68, sisters, Linda Holland and husband
died Sunday, Jim of Lubbock, Sandra McNeely
November 18, of Corpus Christi, Vickie Churchill
2007. and husband George of Oak Harbor,
Gr av e- Washington, and Renee Fandre
side services and husband Steve of Irving; eight
with inurn- grandchildren, Joshua, Katlyn, and
Zackry Brimfield of Belgium, Xyla
ment wiU Inman Marrs of Garland, Luke and Clarie
be held at 2:
Robinson of Lubbock, Madisyn
30 p.m. on
Friday, November 23, 2007, in West- Inman of Elk City, Oklahoma, and
park Cemetery in Hereford with Rev. Jacob Murillo of Clarendon.
Eric Robinson, officiating. The family requests memorials
Burke was born August 30, be to the Kidney Foundation.
1939, in Hereford to Burke Inman, Sign our online guestbook at
Sr. & Illyrhae Jordan Inman. He www.RobertsonFuneral.com.
married Judy Phillips on April 23,
1981, at Oklahoma City. He was a Stuckman
Marines and Army veteran during Ann Ree Porter Stuckman, 83,
peacetime. He had been a resident of of Savannah, Georgia, and formerly
Clarendon the past five years. He had of Clarendon, died on September
been a truck driver before his retire- 17, 2007.
ment. He was a Christian. Graveside Services with inurn-
Burke was preceded in death by ment will be at 10:00 am, Friday,
his father, Burke Inman, Sr.; and a November 23, 2007 in Citizens
sister, Carylon Jordan. Cemetery in Clarendon with Rev.
Survivors include his wife, Don Travis, officiating.
Judy of Clarendon; his mother, Mrs. Stuckman was born on
IUyrhae Inman Fade and stepfather September 10, 1924, in Clarendon
to the late Judge, John Ralph
Porter and the late Jeannie Dale
Powell Porter. Mrs. Stuckman was a
member of Skidaway Island United
.Methodist Church and grew up in
the First United Methodist Church of
Clarendon. She truly lived the faith:
quilting and knitting for the church
and serving others with compassion
everyday. She met her husband,
Lowell Randalls Stuckman, in Texas
during World War II and married.
Ann graduated 'from Purdue Uni-
versity, taught elementary school for
five years, and then stayed at home
to rear their three daughters. She
was an avid golfer who loved play-
ing cards, gardening, singing in the
choir, and a good laugh.
In addition to her parents, she
was preceded in death by two sisters,
Helen Frances "Boo" Porter Lowe
and Jennie Dale Porter Landreth,
and two brothers, William M. "Bill"
Porter and Ralph Powell "Sonny"
Porter.
Surviving are her husband of
61 years, Lowell Randalls Stuckman
of Savannah, Ga.; three daughters,
Catherine J. Martin and her hus-
band, Mark, of Glen Arbor, Mich
Cynthia A. Hitt and her husband,
Steve, of Weatherford, and Amy L.
Blevins and her husband, Alan, of
Savannah, Ga.; seven grandchildren,
Clint Martin, Mary Westbrook,
Marshall Martin, Boyd Hitt, Brooke
Hitt, Carmen Castellano, and Taylor
Blevins, and two great-grandchil-
dren, Katelyn Castellano and Mason
Westbrook.
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We salute these kids for striving to be the best in our schools.
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knows that the Jolly ale Elf reads
The Clarendon Enterprise to find out what all
the Donley County kids want for Christmas,
So get busy, write those wish lists, and mail
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Or bring it by The Enterprise office
and drop it in the drop box outside.
The letters will be printed in the Christmas Issue
on December 20, 2007,
Deadline is
All letters received after the
deadline will not be printed but will
be forwarded to the North Pole.
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