Obituaries
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Dr. Sidney William Hanslik, 60, of
Doc was born on May
3, 1949 in
Sid is survived by
his wife of 30 years, Iva Jo, and their daughter, Mandi and his granddaughter
and namesake Cydnee. Other survivors include his parents; a son and his family,
Chris and Catherine Hanslik and their daughters, Hayden and Hollyn, Houston,
Texas; his sister and her family, Ann and Kevin Hodges, their children, Kelsey
and Kyle, Argyle, Texas; a special uncle, Bennie Macha, Houston, Texas; and two
other daughters, Amie Mangine and Haley Mangine White. In 2005, Sid and Iva Jo
were blessed with another son, Cory Anderson.
Sid was preceded in
death by his grandparents, Grandma and Grandpa Hanslik and sister-in-law Judy
Thompson.
The family suggests memorials be made to Sid Hanslik Memorial Scholarship Fund,
% Lone Star State Bank, 600 E. FM 700, Big Spring, Texas 79720.
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JoAnn Turner, 75, Garden City
died March 13, 2010, in a
She was born Dec.
29, 1934, in
She lived through
some hard times as a child and a single mother with four children and a
stepdaughter. Her brother, Ervin, and his wife, Bertie, generously opened their
home to her until a house next door was fixed up for her and her children. She
was employed by the
JoAnn kept busy with
volunteer work and some travels. JoAnn often said she was busier after
retirement than before. She volunteered at Glasscock County Senior Citizens,
She loved her
family deeply and as it grew and became harder for everyone to get together for
Christmas, she enjoyed planning family reunions and asked that everyone plan to
attend. She was always eagerly looking forward to the next one almost as soon as
the current one was over.
She was selected as the Glasscock County Woman of Distinction
and honored at a luncheon sponsored by the West Texas Girl Scouts Council in
JoAnn is survived
by her children and their spouses: daughters Cindi Nunnally of Irving, Pam and
Ryan Walker of Big Spring; sons James and Carlyn Williams of Colorado City,
Corey and Sherry Turner of San Angelo; a stepdaughter, Bitsy Fowler of San
Angelo; eight grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and two brothers and
their spouses, Ervin and Bertie Wooten of Garden City and Jerry and Alma Wooten
of Fredericksburg.
She was preceded in death by her father, Joseph Wooten, on Dec. 31, 1939, at
The family suggests memorials to
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Ross Roberts,
72, of
He was
born August 17, 1937 in Garden City, TX to R.W. and Ubie (Hewitt) Roberts.
Ross was a
loving and devoted father, grandfather, great-grandfather and brother. He loved
playing golf, had a great smile, was good dancer and had a fantastic sense of
humor. He had a great personality, was greatly loved and he will be missed by
everyone.
He is
survived by one daughter, Lisa Atchison of Big Spring; two sisters, Osa Ruth
Banks and husband Tom of Arlington, Myrna Raney and husband Lonnie of Big
Spring; three brothers, twin Riss Roberts of Midland, Doss Roberts and wife
Sally of Midland, Bowman Roberts and wife Jane of Arlington; four grandsons; one
great-grandson; numerous nieces and nephews.
Ross was preceded
in death by his parents and one brother, Joel Roberts.
In lieu of flowers please make donations to Hospice of Midland at
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Homer Lewis Medlin,
89, was born Sept. 3, 1920 in
He is
survived by his wife Dorothy J. Medlin; daughters Debra S. Medlin Leonard and
husband Dr. Frank A. Leonard and Dianne Knox Trese and husband Dr. Thomas Trese;
son, Gary L. Medlin and wife Yuliya Medlin; grandson Colin T. Knox; sister Mary
Lou McGregor and brother S. A. Medlin.