14829 Olin
Tomball, TX 77377
281-351-0979
14015 Foxford Way
Houston, TX 77015
(713) 453-3272
16203 1/2 2Nd St.
Channelview, TX 77530
(281) 452-2516
Have 3 children. Two boys & a girl who live in the Channelview area. Worked in Petro Chemical plants before retirement. Liked to fish but don't do that much anymore.
ED: Edwards's wife, Maureen, passed away about 2006.
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111 Honeysuckle
Baytown, TX 77520
(281) 424-8748
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3611 Washington Pasadena, TX 77503
(713) 473-3937 mpbrbb@att.net
Married Bob October 1, 1955. Have 2 children, Craig, 37, and Kelly Ann, 36, Daughter-in-law, Dwana and 2 wonderful grandchildren, Amy, 10, and Heath, 5. Have worked for Deer Park ISD last 21 years and will retire August 9. Husband worked for Rohm & Haas 39 years and retired 2 years ago. We hope to travel and be involved in attending lots of T-ball games this year.
2009: Husband, Bob, passed away July 10, 2009
2145 Koether Rd
Carmine, TX 78932
(979)-278-3855 norma_cj_cattle@yahoo.com
1994: I married Hilary Jones - REL Class of ‘52. Divorced 1983 (vowed never to marry again. HA! HA!) I have two sons George: Banker in Houston, and Stuart in the lumber business in Fort Worth. Grandchildren: Stuart’s twins boy and girl 2 years old.
BS from UT Austin -- became an RN Angel of Mercy.
Played with my tug boats and oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico and enjoyed the oil boom. With 9 years of single life, I met an Alabama CATTLE RANCHER (12 years my junior), while working at the Houston Livestock Show.
I exchanged a home in Memorial, big cars, and business suits for pickup trucks, Longhorn cattle and a ranch in Alabama. I fly a TEXAS flag at the front gate.
At one time in my life big homes and cars were my goals. Now I get excited about a new calf or a new tractor all my own. Wish I had found this wonderful man 40 years ago.
8382 Blacksmith Dr.
Houston, TX 77064
1999: We moved back to Texas in 1995, bought a ranch in Carmine, between Brenham and Giddings on 290. We have a lot of cattle and one quarter house (for the grandchildren) and a very large hay business. 1999 brought more land. Hope to have our Red Texas Cedar ranch house finished soon. Have started a feed lot and a trucking company to haul hay and cattle. My job is ‘gofor’. There is always something broke, empty, won’t start or lost. I don’t need health clubs tanning beds or sleeping pills, just AC in the summer. My husband says that if it has tires and rolls I can get it stuck. 4 wheel drive or not. We work hard and long hours, but I wouldn’t change a thing. I hope you and yours are all happy and healthy.
2004 Update: The last 5 years I have had a lot of ups and downs.
Oct. ’03 I lost my 84-year-old brother and two weeks later I lost my 50-year-old daughter-in law and a true friend “Bear” an 11-year-old blue heeler. He was with me form night to day all the way across the U.S. Doodle buried him in a Texas Red Cedar casket, under an old Oak tree in the pasture, so his sprite could chase rabbits at night.
Now to the good part. We still have out cattle ranches (eat more beef), my trucking business to move cattle up North to the feedlots. We have over a thousand acres of land in hay. A few years back a man, very deep into horses, ask me about our hay. Come to find out he wanted all natural, no chemicals, no herbicides, all natural from start to finish, form cutting to bailing, seven days to Kentucky and else where. He keeps my trucks on the road day in and day out. (My husband, Doodle, told me I had lost my mind trying such a thing.) Well it worked, Thank God.
We have 6 grand children, from Alabama to Belton, Texas and we keep Southwest Airlines on the move.
I hope all of you are doing well and look forward to hearing from you next year.
1994:After my divorce in ‘89, have been passing out cards, but as of yet, no calls. Don’t understand that. A fine good looking citizen as myself should be able to get a pretty rich widow somehow. If you know of any, let me know. As always the class clown.
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1999 UPDATE: Fishing, chasing women and passing out cards. These Yankees don’t appreciate a good old Southern boy. May move back to Baytown in near future. May have better luck there. You may give my name and number to any women that has a few cows. I’m not cheap but can be had, if the price is right. Still the class clown.
615 S. Nugent LaPorte, TX 77571 (281) 471-2933 MISSMAX2@ATT.NET
Worked at Morgans Point City hall for years. Retired in 1998. Husband passed away the same year. Now working part time at City Hall for something to do.
2707 Landmark Dr.
Baytown, TX 77520
281-421-2623 katwil@cebridge.net
1989
124 Ilfrey
Baytown, TX 77520
(281) 424-1195
Has 7 children. Works at Ethel.
He was in Moscow at the time of his death as coach for Betsy Nagelsen. He died of a heart attack while on the tennis court, just before the start of her first match.
He attended Baytown Elementary and Junior High prior to REL. He worked as a construction foreman. His hobbies included woodworking and spending time with his children and grandchildren.
