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List of those deceased from Paschal's class of '56

03/01/2010 date of last page update

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First Name Middle Name Last Name Married Name Death Date
Dalton Tomlin 2/23/2010
Jan Marie Stanley Chapman 8/28/2009
Mike E. Tripp 8/23/2009
Ray Berry 8/16/2009
Joseph Herbert English 12/17/2008
Hershel  Raymond Payne 12/16/2008
James Bruce Barlow 12/4/2008
Leonard Lee Stroup 7/9/2008
Charles Edward Bigley 6/21/2008
Mike Lauderdale Todd 5/22/2008
Peggy Ann Aston Durham 4/20/2008
Nancy Lou Martin McElhannon 3/9/2008
Carol Cagle 5/10/2007
Laquetta Lucille Kelsey Coburn 4/23/2007
Judith "Judy" Johnson Rooke 2/4/2007
Beverly Ruth Baird Tindall 1/16/2007
James "Jim" Johnson 1/9/2007
Lee Matthews Hawthorne 12/26/2006
Nancy Ballew 11/17/2006
Janis Dunaway Osburn 8/23/2006
Joe Wilkes Berry 1/17/2006
Morton Arthur Miron 11/28/2005
Hubert Frank Koontz 10/31/2005
Estil August Vance 10/17/2005
Gene Segrest 6/4/2005
Walter "W.L." Ellison   5/22/2005
Patricia Anne Crandall 4/14/2005
Fredrick Joseph "Joe" Dean 3/29/2005
James E. "Jimmy" Randle 2/9/2005
Betty Lou Wisener Niles 1/11/2005
Harold Wayne Chaney 12/22/2004
Cullum E. Greene, Jr. 12/15/2004
Judy Lea Nichols Roberts 4/11/2004
Frederick Arthur Sanders 2/15/2004
Jimmy Ray Miller 1/26/2004
Joseph C. "Casey" Eckols 1/24/2004
John Handy "Jack" Jones, Jr. 12/21/2003
Bernard Jerome Rubin 12/12/2003
Robert Ernest Hollingsworth 10/19/2003
Glenda Mae Howe Anderson 8/9/2003
Frances Gayle Lykins Norcross 7/7/2003
Willard Walter Reynolds 12/1/2002
Alice Jean  Ingram Wells 10/8/2002
Travis White 6/19/2002
Dolores Diane Thornton Hoggard 3/15/2002
Mary K. Littlejohn Sargent 2/22/2002
David Wayne Holder 1/3/2002
Tommy Lewis Sanders 9/7/2001
Shirley Vivienne Doyle Short 6/14/2001
Beverly Jean Dalton Briggs 4/28/2001
Marvin Morris Rains 3/15/2001
Donald Sidney Herman 2/1/2001
Camille Troupe Reid McLeod 1/14/2001
Zanas Anne Jones Hines 12/21/2000
Sharon Lynne Hilliard Mooney 5/3/2000
Gloria Eudine Godbey Lay 4/6/2000
Garrett C. Creppon 2/15/2000
Jerry Lee Martin 12/13/1999
Sherry Nan Day Wallace 8/31/1999
Barbara Cates Green 8/13/1999
John Russell Caudry 4/4/1999
William C. "Bill" Biggar, III 3/20/1999
Wanda Marie Whitley Wall 5/11/1998
Betsy J. Ewell Kuykendall 10/7/1997
Linda Jones Morrison 9/2/1997
Elizabeth Ann Houts Bullis 6/9/1997
Herman Ernest Dumke, Jr. 3/8/1997
Paulette Alice Leichliter Davis 1/28/1997
Beverly Joan Hartman Hughes 1/17/1997
Don Arthur Striegel 7/30/1996
Charlie Roberts Hillard 4/16/1996
Sandra Rae Kirk Bishop 4/15/1996
Ira Butler, Jr. 8/20/1995
Robert I. "Bobby" Blum 6/5/1995
James Sidney "Jim" Hampton 6/1/1995
Herbert E. Kann, Jr. 6/15/1994
Willene Shults Ashley 4/3/1994
Patsy Marie Crawford 3/8/1994
Frances Sue Zimmerman Womack 2/2/1994
Gerald Thomas Geraldson 9/9/1993
James David "J.D." Petty, Jr. 8/20/1993
Jack Randolph Vaughan 2/9/1992
Paul David Cato, Jr. 8/14/1991
Archie L. Holland, III 7/17/1991
Evelyn Janice Rapp Dollar 1/2/1991
Raymond Harris Clark 1/3/1990
Linda Sue Olmstead Byrd 7/30/1988
Richard Jesse Coffman 6/29/1986
Herman Howard Sehested 5/4/1985
Lloyd Clifton Lane 4/8/1985
Linda Prinz Gabriel 1/25/1984
Roslyn Sue Starr Bernstein 1/19/1984
Marilyn Weed Aycock 10/28/1983
James Wayland Beck 7/6/1983
Thomas Connelley Cantrell 2/14/1983
George Edward Delaney 5/1/1982
Charles Ronny Fielder 9/6/1981
Glen Turbeville 8/11/1981
Lillian Olga Heilman Barrett 5/26/1981
Mary Sue "Suzy" McCarthy Simpson 6/7/1980
Frances Brett Norris Smith 4/22/1980
Charles Linden McNabb 8/6/1963
Tom A. Merideth 12/24/1959
Martha Ann Harris 11/25/1955
M. Dianne Blocker
Harry LeRoy Heller
Mary Lou Horne
Bobby Wayne Pool


WILLIAM DALTON TOMLIN

 

 

 

 

 

 

WILLIAM DALTON TOMLIN was born in Cleburne, Texas, on the 15th of January 1938, and died on the 23rd day of February 2010. During his twenty month struggle with cancer, he never lost his optimism or sense of humor.He was preceded in death by his parents, the late Clarence Edward Tomlin and Sara Frances Tomlin, and his nephew, Kevin Ross Shupack.

 

He is survived by his wife of thirty seven years, Sharron Elaine Tomlin; his son, Damon Austin Tomlin of Princeton, New Jersey; his sister, Sheila Tomlin Shupack and husband Harold of Weston, Connecticut; and his brother, Richard Alan Tomlin and wife Connie of Houston, Texas. He is also survived by a niece, Shannon Shupack Corcoran; and three nephews, Ian Scott Shupack, Homer Ross Tomlin and David Dalton Tomlin.Dalton attended public schools in Fort Worth, Texas, graduating from R. L. Paschal High School. He had the highest regard for the Fort Worth public school teachers and credited them with encouraging broad intellectual pursuits.He received his B.S. in Commerce from TCU. While there, he served on the Student Council, and was a member and Grand Master of the Kappa Sigma fraternity.

 

He then attended the University of Texas School of Law, was an editor of the Texas Law Review, was selected as Chancellor, and received his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree, with High Honors, in 1963. Having received a fellowship from Harvard Law School, he spent the 1963-64 scholastic year in Cambridge and received his LL.M. degree.After Harvard, Dalton returned to Houston, and joined the Vinson, Elkins, Weems and Searls (now Vinson & Elkins) law firm, becoming a partner in January of 1970. He practiced federal tax law for about thirteen years, and then became a litigator for the balance of his tenure with Vinson & Elkins until 1997, when he took early retirement and became Senior Vice President and General Counsel of Baylor College of Medicine, where he remained until he retired in 2006. At both Vinson & Elkins and at Baylor, he took the greatest pride in mentoring the young lawyers with whom he worked.

 

When he retired from Baylor, he was deeply honored by the creation of the Dalton Tomlin Chair in Medical Ethics and Health Policy, and he continued to care deeply about the College.Dalton was an avid reader and a passionate outdoorsman, who enjoyed hunting and fishing with family and friends. But most of all, he was a "certified" golf nut. He played golf in many parts of the world, and was a member of River Oaks Country Club in Houston and of Fairbanks Ranch Country Club in San Diego, California.

 

He relished spending time with family and friends, enjoying good food and wines. He loved and took great pride in his wife and son, and was quick to tell others of Damon's latest accomplishments.

 

His laughter, humor and wit will be greatly missed.A memorial service is to be conducted at one o'clock in the afternoon on Wednesday, the 3rd of March 2010, in the Jasek Chapel of Geo. H. Lewis & Sons, 1010 Bering Drive in Houston, Texas.Immediately following the memorial service, all are invited to join the family for a reception in the adjacent Grand Foyer of Geo. H. Lewis & Sons.In lieu of customary remembrances, memorial contributions in memory of Dalton Tomlin may be directed to the Dalton Tomlin Chair of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at Baylor College of Medicine, One Baylor Plaza, Houston, Texas 77030, or to the charity of one's choice. --> 

 

 



Michael E. Tripp (1937 - 2009)

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Michael E. Tripp, 71, passed away Sunday, Aug. 23, 2009.
Funeral: 11 a.m. Friday at
Travis Avenue Baptist Church. Interment: Greenwood Memorial Park. Visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Greenwood Funeral Home.


Memorials: In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Travis Avenue Baptist Church Missions Fund.


Born in
Wichita, Kan., Mr. Tripp was a longtime resident of Fort Worth. Proud to wear the purple and white, he graduated from R.L. Paschal High School in 1956 and attended Texas Christian University.

He taught youth at Travis Avenue Baptist Church for over 45 years and was a deacon, faithful member of the Tuesday morning prayer group, Mission Prayer Group, PraiseSingers and Sanctuary Choir. Mr. Tripp was an avid collector of model railroad trains and vintage Fords, but primarily he collected friends: from high school, the Swiss Pastry "Think Tank," Roadrunner Car Club and contacts throughout his work as a printing sales representative and hobby store owner.


Survivors: Wife of 51 years, Sue Howell Tripp; daughters, Sheri Tripp Miller (Douglas), LaNese Tripp Hagerich (Kenneth) and Dede Tripp Franz (Rodney); sister, Karen Tripp Daniel (Leland); brother, Pat A. Tripp (Diane); grandchildren, Derek Macdowell, Kyle Macdowell, Lauren Miller, Cara Miller, Jacob Franz, Kenny Hagerich (Taren), Christina Hagerich and Micah Hagerich; and numerous other family members and friends.

Published in Star-Telegram on August 26, 2009