The Fort Worth businessman always thought of himself as a country boy.
- Man's life was sentimental journey
- Dallas lawman had hand in Oswald arrest
Mr. Bentley, one of the first polygraph examiners, later worked in private security.
- Family physician was an advocate for change at JPS
Dr. Williams was a passionate champion for patients and cared about people from all walks of life.
- Former reporter for 'Star-Telegram' was an avid dancer
An hour of ballroom dancing will follow Sunday's memorial service for the longtime journalist.
- Flamboyant ex-Fort Worth public events titan Magness dies
B. Don Magness had a personality as big and flashy as the Miss Texas pageants he oversaw.
- Minister was a trailblazer for women
Mary Louise Rowand was a trustee at Texas Christian University and Brite Divinity School.
- After-school teacher loved to play recreational hockey
Mr. Talley had a special way with youths, his boss said.
- Longtime railroad employee loved camping, Texas history
The 1951 Carter-Riverside graduate worked for Union Pacific for 50 years.
- Longtime adman is remembered as a father figure
David Snyder of Fort Worth was also a fisherman, gardener, animal lover and prankster.
- Haltom City hairdresser loved beautifying
Friends and relatives say Mrs. Clamon was an artistic person who enjoyed making others smile.
- Loving Fort Worth mom was an avid painter
The lifelong Fort Worth resident was active at St. Andrew Catholic Church.
- Hurst woman was at home in a library
Sharon Gardner loved helping people through her job at the circulation desk.
- 'Mrs. Hollywood’ loved to entertain
Mrs. Cook was known for her stylishness, parties and caring nature.
- Family man made unusual clocks
Mr. McDonald gave the clocks, fashioned from stones, to friends, family, his doctors and even a Wal-Mart clerk.
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