Jackson County, Texas  - OBITUARIES 2001

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Lucille Rutledge 

Funeral services for Lucille Rutledge, 87, of Pasadena, formerly of Louise, were 
held Friday, Dec. 7, 2001, at Wheeler Funeral Home in El Campo with the Rev. 
Jimmy Lee officiating. Interment followed at Gardens of Memories Cemetery 
under the direction of Wheeler Funeral Home. 

Visitation was on Thursday evening at the funeral Home. 

Mrs. Rutledge died Dec. 4 in Pasadena. Born April 18, 1914, to the late Jesse 
Frank Dewees and Linnie Jane Pittmann Dewees, she was a retired grocery 
checker and was named “Citizen of the Year” in 1988 in Louise. 

Survivors include daughter, Mildred St. John, Pasadena; son, Miller Rutledge, 
Edna; sister, Maudie Lee, Edna, and Irene Fullerton, Bellville; brother, Jesse 
Herman Dewees; two grandchildren Pam Chambers, Pasadena, and Craig 
Rutledge, Edna; four great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. 

Pallbearers were Craig Rutledge, Kelvin Morton, Shelton Morton, Scott Jenschke, 
Carl Greathouse and Dennis Morton. 

She was preceded in death by her husband, Miller G. Rutledge; daughter, Helen 
Faye Rutledge; sister, Ruby Mouser; and brother, Adron Dewees. 

Honorary pallbearers were great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. 

Memorials may be made to Hospice.