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Kyle Wayne Kelsey
Kyle Kelsey was born October 10, 1974 in Hollis, Oklahoma to Bobby Joe Spencer and Debra Biggs, the second born of four sons. Later, he was adopted by James Kelsey. Kyle had a musical soul, often singing wherever the mood struck him. It was said of him that as a three...
Dalton Earl Jaco
1933 – 2024
Charles Ray Harris
1929 – 2024
Frances Ardela Collins
1933 – 2024
Ava Drue Krum
1932 – 2024
Cindy Marleen Garner
1949 – 2024
Tommie Mack Price
1945 – 2024
Sierra Amanda Peterman
1993 – 2024
Florence Imogene Smith
1929 – 2024
Pamela Jo Butler
1962 – 2024
Kimberly Kay Guffee
1964 – 2024
Jeanell Harris
1931 – 2024
Angela Marie Woodson
1982 – 2024
Charles Ray Richey
1961 – 2024
Calvin Dewayne Wooten
1957 – 2024
Roy W. Chumbley
August 21, 1940 – June 3, 2024
Stetson William Teague
May 30, 2024
Margaret Sue Lloyd
1932 – 2024
Phillip Eugene McKenzie
1961 -2024
William “Bill” Pierce Bibby
1934 – 2024
Jennifer Suzanne Pickens
1971 – 2024
Imogene Thompson Marshall
1948 – 2024
Jessie Marie Wade
1929 – 2024
Billie Joyce Taylor
1931 – 2024
Will deeply miss my friend and buddy Clint. I still can’t imagine life without them both. Many yrs of great memories and good times together. I know we will see them again. All our love to the family.
You and Anita will forever be in my heart!! I love you guys!!
I loved you both so very much. My heart is broken for you and Dale and April. So sorry to not be at the service, but due to health problems I can’t. Will surely be there in spirit.
Love and prayers for you ALL. ❤️??
Clint and Anita are precious people. They were always kind and friendly anytime we saw them and radiated Christ’s love. We will forever have warm memories of them. So sorry, Dale and April, you and your family are in our prayers. We find comfort in knowing that will all be together again.
I will always cherish the times I spent with y’all as a child. You and Anita will forever be in my heart.
Clint was such a good friend and an inspiration to all. He tried to help everyone and always set a good example for what a husband and dad should be. We will miss him and Anita always!
Dale and April, we loved your parents without limit. We will miss them so much. You are in our prayers.
It is so hard to say farewell to friends and to those with whom and for whom I have worked for years. So many memories.
My thoughts, prayers and condolences to the family of Clint and Anita.
Two wonderful friends! I will surely miss them. So hard to believe.
So sad.
My love to the family, April and Dale. Love you all!
Clint was a very good friend and coworker for many years. Anita would come along to our meetings. They were both wonderful people. My prayers go out to all the family and friends they loved so much.
I meet Clint as a Septic inspector. Knew right there he was good people. Then I met Anita when I sold her Mommas house. She was beautiful inside and out. They were the kindest people around. I will truly miss them. God and the angels are the lucky ones, they have them now.
Clint and Anita were always such a joy to be around. They will always be remembered for their huge smiles and servants hearts. How they will be missed!
God bless you Dale and April. May the Lord flood your hearts with peace.
Anita and Clint were our dear friends!So much fun! Two trips to Canada.One to Mova Scotia and one to Niagra Falls! What fun !I worked with Anita in Customer Service at Dillard’s!They were such hard workers!Ray and Clint loved to get together!We loved you both My heart hurts for you all!Dale and April I wish I could hug you both!They loved God and family.I will miss them!!
Clint, you will be missed. It was nice getting to know you over the years.
May the Lord fill you with peace and love.
Clint was always a joy to be around and a pleasure to work with. He loved to talk about his cows and working on his trucks & tractors. It was such a shock to hear of his passing. He will be greatly missed. He served Grayson County well. Your family is in my prayers.
Clint- Lamar Waller told me recently that you and Anita had both passed, very close to each other. Clint Marable and Anita were my friends and some of the most gracious people I have ever known. I moved to Sherman in 1979 to be one of the engineers on the Folgers Coffee plant as it was being built. I met Clint and Anita at Glad Tidings Church. I was talking to Clint one day about “going back” and he gave me that big smile and said “You ain’t never gonna leave Texas”. I never planned to stay- Georgia was my home, and I planned to go back- but it’s a hot July in 2024, and I’m still here in Texas. I loved Clint and I never got to tell him how I really felt about him. I’ll see you again one day, brother- and you as well, Anita…tell Jesus I said hello…