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Note for: Lutricia Laverne "Tricia" Kinsey, 17 MAR 1950 - 23 MAR 2009 Index

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Latricia Rogers "Trisha"

March 17, 1950 ~ March 26, 2009

Tricia Rogers, 59, of Angleton passed away Monday, March 23, 2009 at her residence, with her family at her side. Tricia's heavenly Father has taken her hand to continue her love of painting, gardening roses, decorating Victorian style and serving others. Her family is certain she's placing doilies and painting that heavenly Mansion over the hill top....all in her tireless spirit of emitting happiness.

Tricia was an active member of the First United Methodist Church. She was a member of Spirits on Fire Sunday School Class, the Channel Choir, and the United Methodist Women group. In addition, she attended every Bible study possible and was a regular at the nursing home services and sing-alongs.

Tricia loved her church work and was always the first one to volunteer for just about everything especially if it involved providing food. She was always cooking something for the church and many times for more than one event at the same time. Tricia always looked forward to doing God's work.

If Tricia saw something that was needed, she provided it. One time she bought a dozen lace fans for the choir loft because some choir members would get overheated under the strong lights. Another time, she painted beautiful murals in the children's center. Tricia loved her church and served it well.

While her church and relationship with Jesus Christ was the center of her daily life, her Grandchildren were her pride and joy ... Even though miles separated them, she generously traveled Interstate 10 numerous times to visit and cultivate a devoted relationship with her "Grandbabies". Because of her tender loving care, her Grandchildren loved nothing more than to be with their Grandma and even make the thousand mile trip back to Texas to be with her at her house. Tricia's desire was to provide the most loving "soft spot to land" in her home. And she accomplished exactly that for her Grandchildren. They will remember her and celebrate her life forever.

Tricia committed her life to family and friends. It was always important to her to instill traditions and "make memories". Just a few are the annual Gingerbread House making event, Tea Party friendship time and regular fellowship at Cracker Barrel. Tricia has been instrumental in countless fun times that she unselfishly has given her family and friends who, in her honor, will happily continue those traditions and keep those precious memories alive.

Tricia was born March 17, 1950 in Jacksonville, Florida to Laverne & Iona Kinsey. She was a member of First United Methodist Church of Angleton and belonged to the Red Hat Society and the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN).

Tricia was preceded in death by her father, Laverne "Booster" Kinsey and her two sisters, Hazel Louise and Gerri Lynn Kinsey.

Survivors include her Husband: John P. Rogers, mother: Boots Kinsey, children: John Kinsey Rogers, Vickie Lynn Van Petten & husband Mike Van Petten. Grandchildren: Olivia Lynn Van Petten, Jacob Kinsey Van Petten & AshLynn Grace Van Petten Sister: Patricia K. Tomko, Brothers: "Booster" Laverne Kinsey, Bobby L. Kinsey, Jody L. Kinsey, Mother-in-law: Bitsy Melton, Brother-in-law: Robert Rogers, Sister-in-law: Dana Rogers
Dear friends: Viola Wyatt, Chloe Taylor & Nancy McGaugh

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Note for: Marion Lucy Hallman, - Index

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She died at the age of 7 months.

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Note for: Patsy Ruth Rich, 7 FEB 1952 - 1975 Index

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She was shot by her husband, Jack Shields in 1975

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Note for: Claude Nolan Braddock, 2 DEC 1919 - 2 MAR 2006 Index

Event:   12/2/1919
     Type:   Birth Date

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     BRADDOCK Claude Nolan Braddock, 86, died at his home on Thursday, March 2, 2006. He was born December 2, 1919 to Harry Henderson Braddock & Della Dyal, he lived his entire life on New Berlin Road. A veteran of World War II, he worked with the Carpenters Local Union 627 until his retirement in 1983. He was also a member of the Albert Russell Lodge # 126. He is survived by his daughter, Marsha Simpson, son, Claude Nolan Braddock, two sisters, Frances Thomas, Ruby Lord, five grandchildren, Della Turner, Denise Bergner, Darlene Boggs, Heather Rene' Shirley, Ezekiel Braddock, and five great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11:00am on March 6, 2006, at Grover Road Baptist Church with Dr. Jerry Jesenek officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the services at the church. Interment at Jones Cemetery in Callahan, FL will immediately follow service. Funeral arrangements by HARDAGE-GIDDENS FUNERAL HOME, 4315 N. MAIN STREET, Jacksonville, FL, 32206