▰ Herbert M Swonke Died April 03, … More Information |
Herbert M Swonke passed away peacefully April 3, 2007, at his home in Navasota, Texas. He was 82. Obituary published: April 04, 2007 in "Nav-Exam" |
▰ Frances Fay Swonke Died May 09, … More Information |
Frances Fay Swonke, born June 27, 1911 peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord May 9, 2010 in Texas. Frances was 98.
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Obituary: FRANCES ELAM SWONKE, 98, was born 27, 1911 and joined her God May 9, 2010. She was preceded in death by her husband of 49 years, Raymond Clifton Swonke. Currently a member of St. Lukes Catholic Church but spent many years of service at St. Christophers. She is survived by her daughters Velma Walkup and husband Ed and Linda Morris, grandchildren Keith and Lauren Walkup, Phyllis and David Yeats, Laura and Jay Roberts, Raymond and Lisa Walkup and Travis Morris, 14 great grandchildren, 1 great-great grandson and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation at Forest Park Lawndale May 13th 9:30am - 10:30am, rosary and Mass beginning at 10:30am with a graveside service to follow. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the charity of your choice. |
▰ Floyd Swonke Died October 21, … More Information | Floyd Swonke, born August 13, 1960 went into the presence of the Lord on October 21, 2015 in Waller, Texas. Floyd was 55. |
▰ Cleo Dolores (Caliway) Swonke Died February 26, … More Information |
Cleo Dolores (Caliway) Swonke, 46, of Kennard, Texas departed this life February 26, 2000. Obituary published: February 27, 2000 in "Houston CC" |
▰ Cleo Dolores (Caliway) Swonke Died February 23, … More Information |
Cleo Dolores (Caliway) Swonke, age 46 of Kennard, Texas, entered the Kingdom of Heaven February 23, 2000. Obituary published: February 24, 2000 in "Houston CC" |
▰ Charlotte Anne Swonke Died January 15, … More Information |
Charlotte Anne Swonke, born August 30, 1930 entered into eternal rest January 15, 2008 in San Antonio, Texas. Charlotte was 77.
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Obituary: Charlotte Anne Swonke, age 77, passed away 15, 2008, in San Antonio, Texas. She was born 30, 1930, in Logansport, Indiana, to the late Earl and Mary Grace. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Kathy Gee; great-grandson, Ian Mosier, age 3; and sister, Norma Jean Naquin. Charlotte is survived by her loving husband, Luke “Charlie” Swonke; children, Janet Mosier and husband, Randy, Larry Swonke, Mark Swonke and wife, Sherri; Carl Swonke and wife, Helen; grandchildren, Shawn Blankenship, Christopher Mosier, Patrick, Steven and Claire Swonke; 3 great-grandchildren; and brother, Gene Grace. Private services are being held. |
▰ Casimir J "Cash" Swonke Died June 12, … More Information |
Casimir J "Cash" Swonke, 85, of Houston, Texas, entered the Kingdom of Heaven June 12, 2003. Obituary published: June 13, 2003 in "Houston Chronicle" |
▰ Bertha Jean (Mosley) Swonke Died June 05, … More Information |
Bertha Jean (Mosley) Swonke left this earth on June 5, 2002 to meet with Jesus, her Lord and Savior in Texas. Obituary published: June 06, 2002 in "Houston Chronicle" |
▰ Anna Mae Swonke Died October 25, … More Information | Anna Mae Swonke, born February 16, 1925 went to be with her Lord and Savior October 25, 2017 in Houston, Texas. Anna was 92. |
▰ Anna Mae Swonke Died October 25, … More Information |
Anna Mae Swonke, born February 16, 1925 was anxious to meet her Maker and Master October 25, 2017 in Houston, Texas. Anna was 92.
Family members and close friends: , Lois Swanson, Sherry & Wynn Whitlow, Kari Browning, Diane Hendrix, Greg Walters |
▰ Anna Mae Swonke Died October 25, … More Information |
Anna Mae Swonke, born February 16, 1925 ascended to heaven into the loving arms of all whom have gone before her October 25, 2017 in Burnet, Texas. Anna was 92.
Family members and close friends: , Lois Swanson, Sherry & Wynn Whitlow, Kari Browning, Diane Hendrix, Greg Walters |
▰ Joy (Robertson) Swonger Died April 17, … More Information |
Joy (Robertson) Swonger, of Texas, born in Lynwood, California, entered eternal life April 17, 2009. Joy was 48. Obituary published: April 18, 2009 in "Abilene R-N" |
▰ Margarita M Swomley Died February 15, … More Information |
Margarita M Swomley, born November 4, 1921 ascended to heaven into the loving arms of all whom have gone before her February 15, 2013 in San Antonio, Texas. Margarita was 91.
Family members and close friends: , Mary Helen Cortinas, Everett Allison |
▰ Teresa Eileen Swolsky Died April 04, … More Information | Teresa Eileen Swolsky, born October 25, 1951 joined the Lord April 4, 2017 in Texas. Teresa was 65. |
▰ Emery "Vic" Swogger Died October 13, … More Information |
Emery "Vic" Swogger, age 79 of Texas, born in New Castle, Pennsylvania, entered into eternal rest October 13, 2003. Obituary published: October 14, 2003 in "Fort Worth S-T" |
▰ Lawrence E Swogetinsky Died September 01, … More Information |
Lawrence E Swogetinsky, age 68 of Katy, Texas, passed from this life on September 1, 1996. Obituary published: September 02, 1996 in "Houston Chronicle" |
▰ Bill R Swoger Died July 18, … More Information | Bill R Swoger, born January 6, 1964 ascended to heaven into the loving arms of all whom have gone before his July 18, 2015 in Quinlan, Texas. Bill was 51. |
▰ Joe Bailey Swofford,, Sr Died March 04, … More Information |
Joe Bailey Swofford,, Sr , born April 30, 1931 passed from this life on March 4, 2016 in Texas. Joe was 84.
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Obituary: It is with heavy hearts we send this message to inform you that on 4, 2016, Joe Swofford, Sr. passed away peacefully while sleeping. The body that served him so well for 84 years was still strong, but it could not overcome the dementia, strokes or seizures of recent times. While the mind had become very confused and the memory very selective, near the end he was always happy and eager to get back to work. Joe will be remembered for an array of great accomplishments in his life. Through this business savvy hard work and common sense approach, Swofford electric Supply has been successful for 48 years. his honest, ethical treatment of customers, vendors, manufacturers and employees served him well as it served us all well. Joe was a loving, caring, compassionate husband, father, grandfather and friend. This became obvious as he became the full time caregiver for the love of his life Gay Swofford. Through her battles with cancer and Alzheimer's, his last years were totally devoted to her care, which he did with a full and loving heart. Our family's wish is that Joe rest in peace and that we can continue the legacy he so brilliantly started. Dad will surely be missed but never forgotten. In lieu of flowers, the family request's donations be made in the memory of: Joe B. Swofford Sr. 1160 N. Great Southwest Pkwy. Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 Alzheimer's Association P.O. Box 96011 Washington, D.C. 20090-6011 alz.org |
▰ William Suane Swofford Died April 09, … More Information | William Suane Swofford, born October 26, 1940 departed this life Sunday April 9, 2015 in Lubbock, Texas. William was 74. |
▰ William Duane Swofford Died April 09, … More Information | William Duane Swofford, born October 26, 1940 peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord April 9, 2015 in Lubbock, Texas. William was 74. |
▰ Wayne "Pop" Swofford Died June 08, … More Information |
Wayne "Pop" Swofford, of Texas, born in Madison, Arkansas, gained his wings on June 8, 2004. Wayne was 90. Obituary published: June 09, 2004 in "Fort Worth S-T" |
▰ Wanda (Featherston) Swofford Died March 23, … More Information |
Wanda (Featherston) Swofford, of Texas, born in Centerton, Arkansas, left us to live with the Father in her new eternal home March 23, 2019. Wanda was 98. Obituary published: March 24, 2019 in "SW Times (AR)" |
▰ Teresa Swofford Died July 18, … More Information |
Teresa Swofford died unexpectedly on July 18, 2019 at the age of 59 in Tyler, Texas. Obituary published: July 19, 2019 in "Tyler M-T" |
▰ Roberta E (English) Swofford Died September 04, … More Information |
Roberta E (English) Swofford, age 76 of Texas, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, entered eternal life September 4, 2002. Obituary published: September 05, 2002 in "Tyler M-T" |
▰ Roberta E (English) Swofford Died September 05, … More Information |
Roberta E (English) Swofford, age 6 of Texas, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, went to be with the Lord on September 5, 2002. Obituary published: September 06, 2002 in "Tyler M-T" |
▰ Robert Lee Swofford Died November 03, … More Information |
Robert Lee Swofford, born April 19, 1922 passed from this world into the next November 3, 2014 in Coppell, Texas. Robert was 92.
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Obituary: Capt. Robert Lee Swofford passed away on 3, 2014. Graveside Service will be , 17 at Rolling Oaks Memorial in Coppell. Robert always said that he had lived a life of dreams. He was born on a side hill share crop farm. Robert joined the Army and participated in maneuvers in Louisiana in the summer of 1941. There are Historical Markers at the old camp gates. He learned to fly and took a B-24 and crew to England via South America and Africa. There he participated in the largest Air Armada that the world would ever see. He led twelve plane formations on D-Day that destroyed a bridge at Caen, delaying the German tanks for a crucial three hours allowing the British time to land anti tank guns. a year of flying transport New York to Paris Robert joined Capitol Airlines and flew with some of the pilots that started the airline industry. He then flew a number of different aircraft and thirty six and one half years later retired off of the largest aircraft in the world. From the age of eight he had a dreamed of flying planes and he managed to pull it off. On 14, 2014 at 11 a.m. in Ft. Sam Houston, MacArthur Field, San Antonio he will be awarded the Medal of Knight in the French Order of the Legion of Honor. |
▰ Robert Lee Swofford Died November 03, … More Information |
Robert Lee Swofford, born April 19, 1922 passed from this life on November 3, 2014 in Coppell, Texas. Robert was 92.
Family members and close friends: , Lt Walt Laidlaw Usn, Tracy Fisher, Colonel Joe Cordina, Don Munson, Ron Forest, Sherry Reddick |
▰ Rebecca J Swofford Died September 24, … More Information | Rebecca J Swofford, born October 24, 1947 passed from this life on September 24, 2020 in Dallas, Texas. Rebecca was 72. |
▰ Ralph P Jr Lt Gen Usaf Ret Swofford Died June 27, … More Information |
Ralph P Jr Lt Gen Usaf Ret Swofford, age 93 of San Antonio, Texas, peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord June 27, 1998. Obituary published: June 28, 1998 in "Wash DC Post (DC)" |
▰ Ollie W (Lankford) Swofford Died November 05, … More Information |
Ollie W (Lankford) Swofford, age 97 of Austin, Texas, died on November 5, 2008. Obituary published: November 06, 2008 in "Statesman" |
▰ Minnie Ray (Bachman) Swofford Died June 29, … More Information |
Minnie Ray (Bachman) Swofford, of Baytown, Texas, passed away peacefully June 29, 1999. Minnie was 93. Obituary published: June 30, 1999 in "Baytown Sun" |
▰ Minne Ray Swofford Died June 29, … More Information |
Minne Ray Swofford, of Baytown, Texas, went to be with the Lord on June 29, 1999. Minne was 93. Obituary published: June 30, 1999 in "Lubbock A-J" |
▰ Mildred Lee "Mickey" (Mccurry) Swofford Died October 10, … More Information |
Mildred Lee "Mickey" (Mccurry) Swofford, age 78 of Texas, born in Anderson Co, South Carolina, went to be with her Lord and Savior October 10, 2004. Obituary published: October 11, 2004 in "Fort Worth S-T" |
▰ Maudie Roberta (Lawrence) Swofford Died December 18, … More Information |
Maudie Roberta (Lawrence) Swofford, of Arlington, Texas, went to be with her Lord and Savior December 18, 2004. Maudie was 93. Obituary published: December 19, 2004 in "Dallas M-N" |
▰ Martha Anne (Martin) Swofford Died May 31, … More Information |
Martha Anne (Martin) Swofford, of Texas, born in Kansas City, Missouri, left earthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home May 31, 2001. Martha was 93. Obituary published: June 01, 2001 in "K C Star (MO)" |
▰ Martha Ann Swofford Died May 30, … More Information |
Martha Ann Swofford, age 93 of San Antonio, Texas, entered Heaven's gates on May 30, 2001. Obituary published: May 31, 2001 in "San Antonio E-N" |
▰ Martha Anne Swofford Died May 29, … More Information |
Martha Anne Swofford, born May 22, 1908 went to be with her Lord and Savior May 29, 2001 in Texas. Martha was 93.
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Obituary: SWOFFORD Martha Anne Swofford, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, passed away , May 29, 2001, at the age of 93, at Air Force Village I in San Antonio, TX. Martha was born May 22, 1908 in Kansas City, MO, the daughter of Frank L. Martin and Martha M. Hall Martin. Her life on this earth can best be described as one of wondrous, challenging and distinctly unique events that forged a loving, kind, warm and courageous woman. Travel throughout the United States and many parts of the world was to become her trademark from a very early age. At the age of 3, her father, a Harvard University graduate and journalist for the Kansas City Star newspaper, moved the family to Columbia, MO. There, as a young professor, he assisted the University of Missouri in establishing the School of Journalism -Â- the worldÂs first. A few years later, father Martin again packed up the family and journeyed to Tokyo, Japan, for one year to help convert the Japan Advertiser from a Japanese to an English language newspaper - - the First English language in Japan. By the time the Martin family returned to the U.S., her mother, affectionately called ÂBopoÂ, would remark that, as a young child, Martha could speak Japanese better than English. Back in Columbia, MO, Martha continued to enjoy a happy life, growing from childhood to young womanhood. In 1926, Martha enrolled in the University of Missouri and joined the Pi Beta Phi sorority. This was also the year that the most pivotal event of their life occurred; she met the man she would ultimately marry and be devoted to for the rest of her life. That fellow, Ralph P. Swofford, Jr., was a second-year student at the University of MissouriÂs School of Engineering and a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. To Martha, it was love at first sight. In the midst of their courtship, another critical event occurred that was to test the strength of their relationship. Thru the assistance of his father and then Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, Ralph received a coveted appointment to the United States Military Academy. By federal law, cadets cannot be married during their tenure at the academy, which presented quite a dilemma. Although a tough call, Ralph accepted the appointment. graduating from the Academy in , 1930, Ralph transferred to the fledgling U.S. Army Air Corps and by the summer of 1931 had earned his wings at Kelly Field, TX as it was then called. Now ensconced as a flight instructor at Randolph Field, TX, Ralph scooted up to Columbia, MO to marry his beloved Martha, on 14, 1931. Although both realized that life in the military is characterized by countless moves to heaven-knows-where, neither, of course, could know that the path of their life together, particularly thru RalphÂs hard work and diligence as career pilot, test pilot and command pilot, would ultimately result in his promotion to the rank of Air Force Lieutenant General - - and thus bring them into contact with some of the most interesting and influential people in the world, including two U.S. Presidents. In 1932, Martha and Ralph departed San Antonio and headed to the U.S. Panama Canal zone for a few years where her young pilot-husband sharpened the skill of his chosen profession. Three years later, in 1935, they again packed up and settled in at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH, for a long seven - year stint. Here, the family began to expand. In 1937, son Frank was born, followed in 1940 by son, Ralph III, a bit later, in 1942, daughter, Anne was welcomed into the family. With Europe now in the abyss of war by 1940, promotions now came rapidly to husband, Ralph. When Ralph now a full Colonel deployed to the European Theater of war in 1944, Martha packed up the family brood to live in Columbia, MO and like millions of other wives at the time, prayed for her husbandÂs safe return. In 1945, happily reunited, they moved to the U.S. Military Academy for a few years, where Ralph served as Chief of Staff to the Commandant of the Corps of Cadets, General Maxwell D. Taylor, who history notes, became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in later years. 1948 was another banner year for the Swoffords, when daughter Susan was added to the family in Arlington, VA. The Swofford clan was now complete. That same year, duty called again, sending Martha and Ralph, now a Brigadier General, to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH, for a seven - year stay. There, Martha focused her time and energy on raising Âher four lovable rascals to be ladies and gentlemen - Â- she succeeded admirably. Having received this second star while at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ralph and Martha spent 1956 to 1960 in the Washington D.C. area and Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, AL. In May, 1960, Martha and Ralph embarked on what they both considered  he happiest and most rewarding assignment of their livesÂ. Having been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General, Ralph assumed command of NATO Air Forces, Southern Europe called NATO AFSOUTH headquartered in Naples, Italy. For Martha and Ralph, this was an idyllic time, living, working and associating with Air Force and governmental officials and their families from the U.S., Italian, Greek, Turkish and Iranian AFSOUTH member nations. It was also at this time that a rather small event occurred Â- but quite significant in another sense, for it reflected the essence of MarthaÂs and RalphÂs character. had a young Italian Air Force Sergeant, named Cosimo, assigned as their full time staff driver. Engaged to be married in the very near future, Cosimo, with great trepidation considering the rather prestigious position husband Ralph held, invited them to his wedding to be held in a small village southeast of Naples. Without hesitation, Martha and Ralph eagerly accepted, stating it would be an honor and a privilege to continued... |
▰ Martha Anne Swofford Died May 29, … More Information |
Martha Anne Swofford, born May 22, 1908 entered the Kingdom of Heaven May 29, 2001 in Kingwood, Texas. Martha was 93.
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Obituary: SWOFFORD Martha Anne Swofford, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, passed away , May 29, 2001, at the age of 93, at Air Force Village I in San Antonio, TX. Martha was born May 22, 1908 in Kansas City, MO, the daughter of Frank L. Martin and Martha M. Hall Martin. Her life on this earth can best be described as one of wondrous, challenging and distinctly unique events that forged a loving, kind, warm and courageous woman. Travel throughout the United States and many parts of the world was to become her trademark from a very early age. At the age of 3, her father, a Harvard University graduate and journalist for the Kansas City Star newspaper, moved the family to Columbia, MO. There, as a young professor, he assisted the University of Missouri in establishing the School of Journalism -Â- the worldÂs first. A few years later, father Martin again packed up the family and journeyed to Tokyo, Japan, for one year to help convert the Japan Advertiser from a Japanese to an English language newspaper - - the First English language in Japan. By the time the Martin family returned to the U.S., her mother, affectionately called ÂBopoÂ, would remark that, as a young child, Martha could speak Japanese better than English. Back in Columbia, MO, Martha continued to enjoy a happy life, growing from childhood to young womanhood. In 1926, Martha enrolled in the University of Missouri and joined the Pi Beta Phi sorority. This was also the year that the most pivotal event of their life occurred; she met the man she would ultimately marry and be devoted to for the rest of her life. That fellow, Ralph P. Swofford, Jr., was a second-year student at the University of MissouriÂs School of Engineering and a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. To Martha, it was love at first sight. In the midst of their courtship, another critical event occurred that was to test the strength of their relationship. Thru the assistance of his father and then Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, Ralph received a coveted appointment to the United States Military Academy. By federal law, cadets cannot be married during their tenure at the academy, which presented quite a dilemma. Although a tough call, Ralph accepted the appointment. graduating from the Academy in , 1930, Ralph transferred to the fledgling U.S. Army Air Corps and by the summer of 1931 had earned his wings at Kelly Field, TX as it was then called. Now ensconced as a flight instructor at Randolph Field, TX, Ralph scooted up to Columbia, MO to marry his beloved Martha, on 14, 1931. Although both realized that life in the military is characterized by countless moves to heaven-knows-where, neither, of course, could know that the path of their life together, particularly thru RalphÂs hard work and diligence as career pilot, test pilot and command pilot, would ultimately result in his promotion to the rank of Air Force Lieutenant General - - and thus bring them into contact with some of the most interesting and influential people in the world, including two U.S. Presidents. In 1932, Martha and Ralph departed San Antonio and headed to the U.S. Panama Canal zone for a few years where her young pilot-husband sharpened the skill of his chosen profession. Three years later, in 1935, they again packed up and settled in at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH, for a long seven - year stint. Here, the family began to expand. In 1937, son Frank was born, followed in 1940 by son, Ralph III, a bit later, in 1942, daughter, Anne was welcomed into the family. With Europe now in the abyss of war by 1940, promotions now came rapidly to husband, Ralph. When Ralph now a full Colonel deployed to the European Theater of war in 1944, Martha packed up the family brood to live in Columbia, MO and like millions of other wives at the time, prayed for her husbandÂs safe return. In 1945, happily reunited, they moved to the U.S. Military Academy for a few years, where Ralph served as Chief of Staff to the Commandant of the Corps of Cadets, General Maxwell D. Taylor, who history notes, became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in later years. 1948 was another banner year for the Swoffords, when daughter Susan was added to the family in Arlington, VA. The Swofford clan was now complete. That same year, duty called again, sending Martha and Ralph, now a Brigadier General, to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH, for a seven - year stay. There, Martha focused her time and energy on raising Âher four lovable rascals to be ladies and gentlemen - Â- she succeeded admirably. Having received this second star while at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ralph and Martha spent 1956 to 1960 in the Washington D.C. area and Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, AL. In May, 1960, Martha and Ralph embarked on what they both considered  he happiest and most rewarding assignment of their livesÂ. Having been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General, Ralph assumed command of NATO Air Forces, Southern Europe called NATO AFSOUTH headquartered in Naples, Italy. For Martha and Ralph, this was an idyllic time, living, working and associating with Air Force and governmental officials and their families from the U.S., Italian, Greek, Turkish and Iranian AFSOUTH member nations. It was also at this time that a rather small event occurred Â- but quite significant in another sense, for it reflected the essence of MarthaÂs and RalphÂs character. had a young Italian Air Force Sergeant, named Cosimo, assigned as their full time staff driver. Engaged to be married in the very near future, Cosimo, with great trepidation considering the rather prestigious position husband Ralph held, invited them to his wedding to be held in a small village southeast of Naples. Without hesitation, Martha and Ralph eagerly accepted, stating it would be an honor and a privilege to continued... |
▰ Margie Deleuil Swofford Died December 23, … More Information |
Margie Deleuil Swofford, born August 18, 1939 ascended to heaven into the loving arms of all whom have gone before her December 23, 2015 in Austin, Texas. Margie was 76.
Family members and close friends: , Sharon Shumate, Charmane Cross, Harold & Leslie Robbins, Marge Craig |
▰ Louise Nowell Swofford Died November 12, … More Information |
Louise Nowell Swofford, age 93 of Harrison County, Texas, entered eternal life November 12, 1998. Obituary published: November 13, 1998 in "Shreveport Times (LA)" |
▰ Joe C Swofford Died December 12, … More Information |
Joe C Swofford, born October 29, 1924 passed from this world into the next December 12, 2015 in Stamford, Texas. Joe was 91.
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Obituary: Joe was born on 29, 1924 and passed away on , 12, 2015. Joe was a resident of Stamford, Texas at the time of passing. Joe was married to Yvonne. |
▰ Joe Bailey Swofford, Sr Died March 04, … More Information |
Joe Bailey Swofford, Sr , born April 30, 1931 went to be with the Lord on March 4, 2016 in Arlington, Texas. Joe was 84.
Family members and close friends: , Bob Kopinitz, Milton Sturman, Sam Dick, Al & Roberta Schaefer, N Moore |
▰ Jerry Lawrence Swofford Died January 09, … More Information |
Jerry Lawrence Swofford, 67, went to be with the Lord on January 9, 2009 in Clyde, Texas. Obituary published: January 10, 2009 in "Abilene R-N" |
▰ Henrian (Engbrock) Swofford Died February 04, … More Information |
Henrian (Engbrock) Swofford, of San Antonio, Texas, entered Heaven's gates on February 4, 2013. Henrian was 87. Obituary published: February 05, 2013 in "Lubbock A-J" |
▰ Gladys Jewel Swofford Died February 09, … More Information |
Gladys Jewel Swofford, age 88 of Clyde, Texas, joined the Lord February 9, 2000. Obituary published: February 10, 2000 in "Abilene R-N" |
▰ Gay Swofford Died April 18, … More Information | Gay Swofford, born April 12, 1934 went to be with her Lord and Savior April 18, 2020 in Arlington, Texas. Gay was 86. |
▰ Deborah Gail Swofford Died August 06, … More Information | Deborah Gail Swofford, born July 29, 1951 went to be with her Lord and Savior August 6, 2016 in Ennis, Texas. Deborah was 65. |
▰ Charles Gaston Swofford Died May 23, … More Information |
Charles Gaston Swofford, age 64 of Clyde, Texas, went to be with the Lord on May 23, 1999. Obituary published: May 24, 1999 in "Abilene R-N" |
▰ Charles Wallace "C W " Swofford Died September 05, … More Information |
Charles Wallace "C W " Swofford, born March 8, 1952 died on September 5, 2007 in Temple, Texas. Charles was 55.
Family members and close friends: , Perry Scitern |
▰ Lucille Swoboda Died April 21, … More Information | Lucille Swoboda, born January 3, 1927 left her earthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home April 21, 2017 in Texas. Lucille was 90. |
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