LOLA RAWLINS MCQUEEN, Obituary, 11 Feb 1990, Coke County, TX

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Submitted by Jo Collier - jomar@wcc.net
15 Oct 2000
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MRS. O. R. (LOLA RAWLINGS) McQUEEN

Bronte - Mrs. O. R. (Lola Rawlings) McQueen, 92, of Bronte passed away
Sunday, Feb. 11, in West Coke County Nursing Home in Robert Lee, where
she had been a resident the past 25 months.

Service will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church
with the Rev. R. W. Blackmon, longtime family friend, officiating and 
the Rev. Melvin Mathis, pastor, assisting.  Burial will be in Fairview
Cemetery.  Services are under the direction of the Shaffer Funeral 
Home.

Lola was born Jan. 20, 1898, north of Bronte on the Rawlings ranch to
Edward Columbus and Mary Alice (Laswell) Rawlings, pioneer Coke County
ranchers.

She was married to O. R. "Ole Man" McQueen Jan. 29, 1920.  He preceded
her in death in January 1988.

Lola and O. R. were longtime Coke County farmers and ranchers.  Lola, 
in early years while her health permitted, was an active member of the
First Methodist Church.  Some of her most pleasant memories were the
times she spent with the other Methodist ladies feeding the Lions Club.

Lola was a past president and charter member of the Diversified Club.
She had also been an active member of the Bronte H. D. Club.

Lola was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, C. T. and 
Ed C. Rawlings; and three sisters, Edna Butner, Elizabeth Carter and 
Mabel Box.

Survivors include a daughter, Mary and husband, Paul McGuire; two
granddaughters, Barbara Anne Good and husband, Jim, of Vancouver, 
Wash., and Paula Ruth Rogers and husband, Hugh, of San Antonio; one
grandson, John Paul McGuire and wife, Kathy, of San Antonio; three
great-grandsons, Jason Barnett, Ryan John McGuire and Mac Lee Rogers;
two great-granddaughters, Jennifer Rogers and Teresa Guyton; one
great-great-grandson, Justin Guyton; and several nieces and nephews.

Pallbeareres will be E. L. Champion, W. H. Maxwell, J. Lee Insor, 
Noel Percifull, Roy Blair and Dwain Pruitt.

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