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Selected Families and Individuals
Notes
Paul Bryon Caldwell
Paul Bryan Caldwell enlisted in the US Navy, January 21, 1941 at Klamath Falls, Klamath Co. Or. for an enlistment of 6 years. He completed his basic training and a Fire Control School at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, CA. Was then assign to the Light Cruiser, USS Phoenix, on station at Pearl Harbor, HI. Paul was aboard this ship in Pearl Harbor during the Japanese bombing on 7 December 1941. During his assignment on this ship, the ship was in the battles of the Java Sea, Coral Sea and Philippines. The ship was also in on 7 island invasions and 17 island bombardments. Paul was sent to New Jersey for Officer's Candidate School. Was relieved of the duty due to missing one color chart during an eye exam. Paul was then assigned to the USS Okalussa(APA 219), the vessel was on station at the battle of Okinawa.
Glynn David Caldwell
Many spellings of Given Name, Glen, Glyn & Glynn. Served in Civilian Conservation Corps April 5, 1937 to July 10, 1942 at Camp SP-1, Morrilton, AR.
Robert Thenius Lovelady
Robert Thenius Lovelady Services for Robert T. Lovelady, 76, of Snyder will be at 2 p.m. today(15 May 1997) in Bell- Cypert-Seale Funeral Home Chapel with Rev.Tommy Culwell officiating. Buriel will be in Hillside Memorial Gardens. Lovelady died Tuesday, May 13, 1997, in Cogdell Meroial Hospital. He was born in Linden. He married Ann Caldwell on March 10, 1946, in Lovington, N.M. He was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteren of World War II.He was a member of Colonial Hill Baptist Church, and he attended the Early Men's Bible Class. He was a fishing tool operator, and he worked for HOMCO and Consolidated for many years. He retired in 1992. He was a fishing consultant for Pennzoil in the SACROC unit. Survivors include his wife; a daughter Gayle Coberly of Atoka, Tenn.; two sons David of Snyder and Robbie of Midland; two sisters, Virginia Foster and Marie Nash, both of Naples; eight grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. ****Additions and Corrections in the obituary were made by Gayle Coberly. Robert Thenius Lovelady died at home. He died in his sleep. Marie Nash is the daughter of Rev. George Fletcher Lee 2nd husband of Mary Edna Logwood. She is the stepsister of Robert T. and Virginia Scott Lovelady. Two of the grandchildren are Melanie and Courtney Carpenter daughters of David Lovelady's 2nd wife, Marsha Crowder.*****
Anna Maria Caldwell
Passed away in same chair as husband, in the same manner. Notes for Ann Marie Lovelady 1921-2002 Ann Marie Lovelady, longtime Snyder resident, died March 08, 2002 morning at her home in Snyder after a brief illness. Funeral service for Mrs. Lovelady, 80, is set for 10 a.m. Monday in the Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Tommy Culwell, pastor of Colonial Hill Baptist Church, and the Rev. Miller Robinson, retired minister, officiating. Burial will follow in Hillside Memorial Gardens. She was born on Sept. 9, 1921 in Spadra, Ark., her parents were Glynn David Caldwell and Essie Leona Goin. She married Robert Thenius Lovelady on March 10, 1946 in Lovington NX. He died May 13, 1997. Mrs. Lovelady had lived in Snyder since 1949 and was a member of Colonial Hill Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons and daughters-in-law, David Fletcher and Marsha Lovelady of Snyder and Robert Keith and Laura Lovelady of Midland; one daughter and son-in-law, Gayle Frances and Andrew J. Coberly of Midland; a sister, Glynette Barnard of Hobbs; eight grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Henry Scott Lovelady
Death Notes for Henry Scott Lovelady: Cause of death was Valvular Heart disease. The family home burnt while they were attending Henry Scott's funeral. Leaving, Mary Edna, who was pregnant, and Robert Thenius to live with relatives.
Mary Edna Logwood
Mary Edna Logwood was a homemaker. She was a wonderful cook. She always had a special treat for her grandclildren. Who all called her Granny. Since she was married to a Baptist Minister, she made her home, many places. She made all these a special place to live. She was a loving with a sense of humor that was rare.
Mary Edna Logwood
Mary Edna Logwood was a homemaker. She was a wonderful cook. She always had a special treat for her grandclildren. Who all called her Granny. Since she was married to a Baptist Minister, she made her home, many places. She made all these a special place to live. She was a loving with a sense of humor that was rare.
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