Fairfield Recorder - Thursday February 2, 2006 edition

Grace McIlveen

Grace McIlveen of Fairfield died January 26 in the Fairfield East Texas Medical
Center. Funeral services were held Sunday in the Fairfield Baptist Church with
pastor A. L. Thibodeaux officiating. Interment was at Methodist Cemetery in
Fairfield.  

Mrs. McIlveen lived in Fairfield most of her life and was a member of Fairfield
Baptist Church. She was a private piano teacher, served as musician for a
number of churches in Freestone county and owned and operated McIlveen's
Washateria in Fairfield. 

Surviving Mrs. McIlveen are her daughter Sue Ann Cunningham and husband Floy of
Fairfield; sisters Henry Earl Norris of Dallas and Gloria Jean Lezine of
Beverly Hills, California and brothers-in-law Milford McIlveen and Lincoln
McIlveen and wife Clara all of Fairfield. She is also survived by her
grandchildren, Reanna Sadler of Houston, Michelle Ousby and her husband of
Germany, Julia Warren of Tennessee, Leslie Cunningham of Huntsville and Floy 
Cunningham, Jr. of Tyler; nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
Arrangements were by Moore's Angelic Funeral Home in Teague.

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Mexia Daily News - Jan. 30, 2006 edition

Grace McIlveen

FAIRFIELD - Mrs. Grace McIlveen of Fairfield died Thursday, Jan. 26, 2006, in
Fairfield’s East Texas Medical Center.

Visitation began this morning at 10 and lasts until 4 p.m. at Moore’s Angelic
Funeral Home. A Gospel Wake Service will be held tonight from 6 until 8 o’clock
at Fairfield Baptist Church on Huckaby Street. Choirs, signing groups and
soloists will participate.

Funeral services for Mrs. McIlveen will be Sunday afternoon, Jan. 29, 2006, at
2 o’clock in Fairfield Baptist Church on Huckaby Street, with the pastor,
Moderator A.L. Thibodeaux, officiating. Burial will be in Methodist Cemetery in
Fairfield.

Mrs. McIlveen lived in Fairfield for most of her life and was a member of
Fairfield Baptist Church. She was a private-lesson piano teacher, served as
Musician for several churches in Freestone County, and owned and operated
McIlveen’s Washateria in Fairfield.

Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, Sue Ann and Floy Cunningham of
Fairfield; two sisters, Henry Earl Norris of Dallas and Gloria Jean Lezine of
Beverly Hills, California; grandchildren - Reanna Sadler of Houston, Michelle
Ousby and husband of Germany, Julia Warren of Tennessee, Leslie Cunningham of
Huntsville and Floy Cunningham, Jr., of Tyler; brothers-in-law, Milford
McIilveen and Lincoln McIlveen and wife Clara, all of Fairfield; nieces,
nephews and other relatives and friends.