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                         OA Online Death Notices. 
                                      
                                May 06, 1999
                                      
                        Permian Basin Death Notices
                                      
                              Beulah Bradshaw
    ODESSA — Beulah Bradshaw, 80, of Odessa, a retired pastry chef,
          died Wednesday, May 5, 1999, at Medical Center Hospital.
      Graveside services will be at 4:30 p.m. today at Sunset Memorial
     Gardens with the Rev. Johnny Thomason officiating. Arrangements by
                     Frank W. Wilson Funeral Directors.
                         She was born in Oklahoma.
      SURVIVORS: Son, Preston Bradshaw of Clairmore, Okla.; daughters,
   Shirley Townson of Tehachapi, Calif., Betty Lee of Odessa and Barbara
   Harmon of Marble Falls; brothers, Otis Newsom and Buster Newsom, both
   of Paris, and Emuel Newsom of Bronte; sisters, Erma Womack of Dennison
          and Corine Jones of Euless; six grandchildren; and three
                            great-grandchildren.
                                      
                              Maxine Draughan
     ODESSA— Maxine Draughan, 61, of Odessa died Saturday, May 1,
                          1999, at her residence.
      Services will be at 10 a.m. today in Odessa Funeral Home Angeles
   Memorial Chapel with the Rev. George Brown officiating. Burial will be
     in Rose Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Odessa Funeral Home Angeles
                              Memorial Chapel.
                     She was born in Farmersville, La.
   SURVIVORS: Husband, Sammie Draughan of Odessa; son, Rodney Draughan of
      Odessa; daughters, Janice Olivas of Freeport, Joyce Draughan of
    Lubbock and Phylliss Draughan of Arlington; mother, Pinkie Brown of
   Odessa; brothers, G.J. Brown, Donzel Brown, Johnny B. Brown and David
     Lee Brown, all of Houston, Leo Brown of Zephyrhill, Fla., Charles
     Brown of Arlington and George Earl Brown of Odessa; sisters, Cleo
     Sinns of Farmersville, La., Gussie B. Harrison of Houston, Linnie
   Grace Jamison of Arlington and Loretta Brown of Midland; grandparents,
   Jim Smith, Savanna Smith and Pete and Tiny Brown, all of Farmersville,
             La.; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
                                      
                               Trissie McGee
   ODESSA — Trissie Elizabeth McGee, 48, of Odessa, died Monday, May
                             3, 1999 in Odessa.
     Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Church of Jesus
    Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Ronnie Lauderdal officiating
     and at 3 p.m. at Kermit Cemetery. Arrangements by Martinez Funeral
                                   Home.
   She was born in Kermit. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ
                           of Latter Day Saints.
   SURVIVORS: Son, Brent Earl Weisen of Odessa; father, Ralph E. Dean of
      Odessa; brother, Richard W. Dean of Kermit; and sister, Donna I.
                          Hopper of Oklahoma City.
                                      
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