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   OA Online Obituaries. 
   
June 08, 1999

Permian Basin Obituaries

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   ODESSA -- Louisa E. Davison, 88, of Odessa, died Sunday, June 6, 1999,
   at Medical Center Hospital.
   
   Services  will  be  at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Temple Baptist Church with
   the Rev. Johnny Thomason officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens
   in Hobbs, N.M.
   
   She  was born Aug. 19, 1910, in Maple City, Kan. She married Leland H.
   Davison Aug. 29, 1929, in Winfield, Kan.
   
   Mrs.  Davison  moved  to  Odessa  in  1980  from Hobbs, N.M. She was a
   homemaker  and  loved gardening, crocheting, reading and quilting. She
   was  a  member  of Temple Baptist Church. She was very family oriented
   and loved her family and friends.
   
   She  was  preceded  in  death  by  her husband, Leland H. Davison; two
   sisters;   five   brothers;   her   mother   and  father;  son-in-law;
   daughter-in-law; one grandson; and one great-grandson.
   
   Survivors  include  her  sons,  Leland  Davison  and  wife, Glenda, of
   Odessa, Louis Davison and wife, Mary, of San Antonio, Lloyd Davison of
   Odessa;  daughters, Lela Brooks and husband, Johnny "Bill," of Odessa,
   Louisa  House  of  Evanston,  Wyo.;  sisters, Bertha Hallman and Alice
   Moore,  both  of  Winfield, Kan.; grandchildren, Ralph (Eddie) Morgan,
   Susan   (Morgan)   Radolph,   Tommy  (Tom)  House,  Stephanie  (House)
   Lightfoot,  Kathy  (Brooks)  Williams,  Steven  (Steve) Brooks, Leland
   Shane  Davison,  Tamera (Davison) Tucker, Lisa Davison La Combe, Louis
   Daniel  Davison  Jr., Chad Davison, Lloyd Elton Davison Jr., Elizabeth
   (Davison)  Teague,  Sabrina  (Davison) Ericksen, Aaron Davison, Connie
   (Quisenberry) Burleson, Ronald Quisenberry and Donald Quisenberry; and
   numerous nieces and nephews.
   
   Memorials should be sent to The Young at Heart Group at Temple Baptist
   Church.
   
   Services entrusted to Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home.
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   Shane  Lynn  "Casper" Turner, born Feb. 22, 1972, in Odessa, died June
   5, 1999, at Medical Center Hospital.
   
   Services  will be at 2 p.m. today at Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel
   with the Rev. Don Fankhauser officiating.
   
   Burial will be at Rosehill Cemetery.
   
   Casper loved to talk on the CB, talk on the phone, tell jokes, ride in
   racecars and shooting firearms.
   
   He loved his faithful, four-legged companion Sammy.
   
   Shane  graduated  from Permian High School in 1990. He was preceded in
   death  by  his  father,  James  E. Turner; maternal grandmother, Ouida
   Cherry;  paternal  grandfather,  James  H.  "Jim" Turner; and paternal
   grandmother, Jackye Harmon.
   
   Shane  is  survived  by  his  mom, Linda Turner; sister, Keyna Turner;
   brother,  Deryn  Turner;  fiance,  Stephanie  Bailey;  grandpa, Melvin
   Cherry;  a  special  aunt, J.V. Ballard; cousins, John and Joyce Reed,
   all from Odessa; cousins, Weldon and Sherry Ribble and son, Jason from
   Honea  Path,  SC.; Uncle David and Aunt Peggy Cherry of Odessa; aunts,
   Twillia  Menefee  of  Carlsbad,  N.M.,  and  Patsy Settle of Big Lake;
   great-aunt, LaQuita Spearman of Carlsbad, N.M.; and numerous cousins.
   
   Shane  was  on  kidney  dialysis  for the last 7½ years at the Permian
   Basin  Dialysis  Center.  He  had  an  extended family, which included
   techs, nurses, other patients and friends.
   
   Pallbearers  are  Wesley  Davis,  Frank Alvarado, Thomas Powell, Chris
   Ferguson, Robert Banta and Bill McEwin.
   
   Funeral arrangements entrusted to Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home.
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