Obituaries:  Mrs. Cheryl Kay Naylor Lilly, Sabine Parish       L-400
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Jan 26, 1994
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net


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Mrs. Cheryl Kay Naylor Lilly

  Funeral services for Mrs. Cheryl Kay Lilly, 42, of College
Station, Texas, were held Jan. 11, 1994, at Hillcrest Baptist
Church in Bryan, Texas.

  The Rev Maxwell Loftis officiated. Burial was in the College
Station Cemetery, under the direction of Memorial Funeral Home.

  Mrs. Lilly was preceded in death by her mother, Beverly Jean
Russell Marz.

  Mrs. Lilly died Sunday morning at her home.

  Survivors include her husband, John M. Lilly of College Station;
two daughters, Beverly Kay Lilly, and Tina Elizabeth Lilly, both
of College Station; three brothers, John E. Naylor Jr. of Lake
Jackson, Texas, Robert Glenn Naylor of Bellaire, and James
Leonard Marz of Houston; and her father and stepmother, John E.
and Mary Naylor of Katy; two nieces, Bonnie, and Chrissie Naylor
of Bellaire; and two nephews, Jeffrey, and Jason Naylor of Lake
Jackson.

  Cheryl Kay had many friends and relatives in Sabine Parish.

  Among the relatives are her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Anderson of Noble.

  Mrs. Lilly was born in Houston, and moved to College Station in
1970. Mrs. Lilly was an administrative secretary for St. Joseph
Foundation at St. Joseph Hospital. She spent 14 years as an
administrative secretary, with the Bryan Fire Department. She
received a bachelor degree in animal science in 1974, and a
masters degree in agricultural and animal sciences in 1977, both
from Texas A&M. She was a member of the Honor Society at A&M from
1970 to 1977, and received an Honor Society Award in 1971.

  Mrs. Lilly was selected as one of the Outstanding Young Women of
America in 1986. She was a 4-H leader for the Equestrian Club,
co-chairman for Brazos County Dairy Goats for the Agriculture
Extension Service, and active in shoeing goats and horses. She
was a member, and former Sunday school teacher at Hillcrest
Baptist Church.

  Memorials may be made to St. Joseph Foundation, and the
Integrated Cancer Care Center, St. Joseph Hospital, 2801
Franciscan Dr., Bryan, Texas 77802.