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::Memory Gardens Cemetery--Amarillo TX

Amarillo Globe News 10 Apr 1997

S. Frank Barrett

S. Frank Barrett, 71, of 5315 Fulton St., died Wednesday, April 9, 
1997.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in First Assembly of God Church 
with the Rev. Tom Lakey and the Rev. Wayne Reid officiating. Burial 
will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery by SchoolerGordon Funeral 
Directors, 5400 Bell St.

Mr. Barrett was born in Idabel, Okla. He served in the Navy from 1942 
until 1946. He was stationed at Cavite, Luzon, Philippines. He 
married Bessie Mae Newman in 1949 at Amarillo. She died in 1996.

He retired from Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in 1986 as manager of 
the plant department. He had transferred from Amarillo to Monahans in 
1961 and to Abilene in 1963 before transferring back to Amarillo.

Mr. Barrett was a member of First Assembly of God and served as a 
deacon, teacher and member of the official board in both of Amarillo 
and Abilene. He was a past vice president and member of the board of 
directors of Lions International. He was a member of the Telephone 
Pioneers Organization and was a past president of the Abilene 
Telephone Pioneers Organization. He also was a member of the Tex-Pan 
Ramblers RV Club, the NCHA RV Club and the Windmill Sam RV Club.

Survivors include three sons, Jimmy Wayne Jones of Branson, Mo., 
Galen Frank Barrett of Amarillo and Milton Dean Barrett of Wichita 
Falls; a brother, Charles Barrett of Gunnison, Colo.; two sisters, 
Georgene Gibbins of Amarillo and Charline Jones of Lubbock; 10 
grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

The family will be at 4522 Harvard St. They request memorials be to 
the American Diabetes Association.
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