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12/18/2025

Robert M Rutledge III (Bobby) was born on August 8, 1940, to Robert and Delana Rutledge in Denison, Texas. He attended Layne Elementary and Denison High School, where he graduated in May 1958. He attended SEOSU in Durant, OK, then joined the Army in 1959 and was stationed in Laos during the Vietnam War. Once he returned home, he was employed in 1963 by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company (AT&T) as a line man and soon after became an engineer until his retirement of 40 years. In 1964 he met the love of his life, Barbara Bartley. In 1972 he was ordained a deacon and continued to ensure his family and loved ones knew of his love for the Lord. They moved from Anna to Denison in 1975 with their four children Glenn, Shawn, Suzan, and Sarah. Eventually moving to Burleson.

He was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Billie Ann.

He is survived by his loving wife, Barbara and children Glenn (Maria), Shawn, Suzan (Boyd), and Sarah (Kevin); his sisters, Connie (Art) and Dana; several grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. He was truly the most amazing husband, daddy, Papa, brother, uncle, and friend. We will greatly miss him but will cherish his memories forever, knowing he is now with our Heavenly Father.

Funeral service for Robert will be held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, December 19, 2025, at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Keith Taylor officiating. Interment will follow in Fairview Cemetery with Military Honors in Denison, Texas. Family and friends will gather to visit one hour prior to service time.

12/17/2025

Ella Kay Doty Beal, resident of Roberta, Oklahoma, passed away on Friday, December 12th, 2025, at the age of 79. She was born to Elmer Richard Doty and Katy Lowrance Doty on March 16, 1946.

Ella was preceded in death by her loving parents, Elmer and Katy Doty; brothers, Larry Joe Doty and Samuel Doty; son, Curtis Gunter; daughter, Rogena Lopez and granddaughter, Latrisha Cook.

Ella is survived by her husband, Billy Beal; brother, Richard Doty; sister, Anna Gunter Sowda; 2 sons, Joe Gunter (wife Tonya Gunter) of Denison, Texas, and Wade Gunter (wife Kimberly Gunter) of Cartwright, Oklahoma; grandchildren, Katie Avila, Amy Lopez, Latasha Cook, Kel Gunter, Savannah Loman, Bubba Lopez, Nicholas Gunter, Cody Gunter, Chad Gunter as well as 18 great grandchildren.

Ella spent many years working at Diaper Jeans, making beautiful dresses and was a longtime employee at Sam’s Club in Sherman, Texas, where she finally retired.

After retirement, Ella enjoyed spending time with her family, as you can imagine there were plenty of kids to keep her busy. She enjoyed the outdoors with her sons, fishing, hunting, and camping.

To know Ella was to love Ella, she was known for having the most loving and giving heart of anyone around. She was full of life and sought great joy in looking after all her friends and family members.

Graveside services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, December 18, 2025 at the Garden of Memory Cemetery, in Colbert, OK, with Zach Doty, Officiating. Pallbearers will be Nicholas Gunter, Cody Gunter, Chad Gunter, Andres Avila, Alec Lopez, and Enrique Lopez. The family will receive friends from 5:00 p.m. till 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 17, 2025 at Fisher Funeral Home.

12/11/2025

James Dale “PawPaw Grumpy” Hawkins, 67, passed away on December 5, 2025, in Colbert, Oklahoma. Born on September 15, 1958, in Shreveport, Louisiana, James lived a life marked by service, craftsmanship, humor, and deep devotion to his family.

A proud graduate of Howe High School’s Class of 1976, James went on to serve his country with honor in the United States Air Force. His time in the military was a source of great pride throughout his life.

James was a skilled carpenter who took immense pride in his work. Whether building something from scratch or restoring what others thought beyond repair, he brought precision and passion to every project. His hands were as steady with tools as they were generous in offering help—always ready to lend support when someone was in need.

Known affectionately as “PawPaw Grumpy,” James had a larger-than-life personality that left an impression wherever he went. He was a prankster with a sharp wit and a heart full of compassion. He loved to cut up and have fun but also knew when to offer a firm hand or a listening ear. His sense of humor followed him even into the hospital halls of TMC, where he famously entertained—or tormented—the nurses by playing the spoons for hours with his door wide open.

James had many hobbies that reflected his creative spirit and love for the outdoors. He once enjoyed cutting gemstones until health challenges made it difficult. He spent countless hours whittling wood into handcrafted creations and found joy in canoeing through whitewater rapids. A frequent fixture at the senior center or Denison Whataburger, he cherished time spent “shooting the breeze” with friends.

He also had an appreciation for body art and spent many hours under the tattoo needle—a testament to his bold character and expressive nature.

Above all else, James was a devoted father who loved his sons deeply. Though he endured the heartbreaking loss of three sons—Jacob Hawkins, Micah Hawkins, and Joshua Hawkins—his love for them remained unwavering throughout his life.

James is survived by his son James Lucas Hawkins and wife Melissa Hawkins of Sherman, Texas; his biological granddaughter Malyssa-Sue Lysell Hawkins of Sherman; step-grandchildren Jayna McBride of Farmersville; Joseph McBride of McKinney; Briana Stapleton and Victoria Joann Stapleton of Van Alstyne; Brandon Wayne Stapleton II from Kingston, Ok ; and step great-grandchildren Maverick Kurt and Emersyn-Kay Morrow.

He is also survived by his sister Judy Hawkins of Denison; nephew James Daniel Garcia and wife Leigh Ann Garcia of Denison; niece Jessica Garcia of Sherman; great-nephew Jax Owen; as well as numerous other family members who will miss him dearly.

He was preceded in death by his parents Tommie Sue Hawkins and Jimmy Dale Hawkins; sons Jacob, Micah, and Joshua Hawkins; grandparents; and great-grandparents.

James Dale Hawkins lived life on his own terms—with grit, laughter, loyalty, and love. May his memory bring comfort to those who knew him and joy to those who recall the sound of spoons echoing down hospital hallways.

Family and friends will gather to visit and celebrate his life, Monday, December 15, 2025, at Fisher Funeral Home from 5:00 p.m. till 7:00 p.m.

You can view the memorial tribute for Mr. Hawkins by clicking the link below.
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12/11/2025

Jared Allen Waller
August 20, 2000 – December 4, 2025

Our sweet Jared left us on December 4, 2025, at TMC, held close in the arms of the family and friends who loved him beyond words.

Jared was our walking IMDb, the one who could quote every line and light up any room with his passion. He lived for acting, gaming, creating YouTube videos, collecting comics, and watching Smallville on repeat. But nothing in this world lit him up like his girls—his beautiful wife Lilly Mae and his precious daughter Chloe Rose—or the family and friends who were his whole heart. Jared loved fiercely, laughed loudly, and cared deeply and was the best brother. He was kind in a way that changed people. He was gentle in a way the world desperately needs.

We are overwhelmed and deeply touched to see just how many lives Jared reached. The outpouring of love from friends near and far, from childhood buddies to online friends, has shown us that his light touched countless hearts. Knowing he was loved by so many, and that he made so many people feel seen and valued, brings us comfort we can’t even put into words.

The world has lost a bright, shining soul, and heaven just gained the best movie-trivia partner it’ll ever have.

Jared was welcomed home by Mimi & PaPa, his Papaw, cousins Koby, Jacob, Josh, and his beloved puppies Rigby, Daisy, and Debbie who were waiting at the door for him.

He leaves behind an aching hole in the hearts of his wife Lilly Mae Waller and daughter Chloe Rose Waller; his Mom and Bonus dad Ginger Waller and Billy Harris; his Dad Archie Waller; sisters Payten and Kaila Bandy; brothers Noah and Billy Harris; nieces and nephews Elizjah, An’yliah, Corbin, Izzy, and Asher; Grandpa Thomas Vaughn and Grandma Martha Teague; aunts and uncles Tracy and Butchie Morales, Shari & Jose, and Lee; cousins Victoria, Chelsea, Gaven, Logan, Amanda, Angel, Shiala, Brennan, Landon, Carolyn, Brittany, Meranda, Stormie and his very best puppy friend Barron.

Funeral Service for Jared will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, December 12, 2025, at Fairview Cemetery Chapel in Denison, Texas. Family and friends will gather to visit from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, December 11, 2025, at Fisher Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be RJ Buchanan, Josh McNeil, Jacob Camp, Casey Thompson, Lee Thomas, and Larry Sampson.

We love you, Jared. Always.

We’ll keep the credits rolling for you. ❤️

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12/10/2025

Karan Ann Fruen
June 26, 1947 – December 7, 2025

Karan Ann Fruen passed away peacefully December 7, 2025, at her home in Howe, Texas, surrounded by her family. She was born in Marlow, Oklahoma, on June 26, 1947, to Walter lee and Lorena Green Belvin. She attended Marlow Public Schools before going to business school and going to work at Fort Sill as a keypunch operator.

Mrs. Fruen met the love of her life, Roy Jefferson Fruen, Sr. and they were married on September 28, 1967, together they had 3 children.

She was a beloved mother to Roy Jefferson Fruen, Jr. 56, of Roff, Oklahoma, Melissa Diane LaBonne, 56, of Van Alstyne, Texas, and James Ray Fruen, 46, of Howe, Texas who were her pride and joy; a devoted grandmother to Kristina Bowen, Louie LaBonne, Ernie LaBonne, Zephen Blount, Taylin Blount, and Joseph Ward; and great-grandmother to Marcus Stewart, Presley Bowen, Skylar LaBonne, Luna LaBonne, and Lydia LaBonne.

Karan is survived by her children, Melissa LaBonne and James Fruen and wife, Kosha Fruen; daughter-in-law, Shelley Fruen; and one brother, John Henry Belvin of California.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Walter Lee and Lorena Belvin; her husband, Roy Fruen, Sr.; son, Roy Fruen, Jr.; grandson, Shawn LaBonne; brother, R.B. Belvin; and sisters Billie Dilbeck and Dorothy Anderson.

Visitation will be held at Fisher Funeral Home in Denison, Texas, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Wednesday, December 10, 2025.

Funeral Service will be at 2:00 pm Thursday, December 11, 2025, at 2:00 pm at Kentuckytown Baptist Church in Whitewright, Texas, with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.

Pallbearers are James Fruen, son; Zephen Blount, grandson; Joseph Ward, grandson; Louie LaBonne, grandson; Ernie LaBonne, grandson; and Marcus Stewart, great grandson. Honorary pallbearers are John McGill and Chase Bowen.

To view a memorial tribute for Ms. Fruen, please click on the link below.
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12/07/2025

Annabelle Marie Smith, was born in Frankfurt Germany on July 7, 1957. Her life journey was completed on December 4, 2025.

She was brought to the United States and adopted by Bill and Delma Smith. They lived on a farm in Perrin Texas where she developed a passion for the great outdoors and developed the skills of a farm hand. She graduated in 1976 from Perrin Witt High School. Later in life she attended Grayson County Community College.

She married Jimmy Dean Curlee and had two children, Toni and JD. She did numerous things in her life but found her true calling when she became a grandmother of 4 and a great grandmother of 8. Most people called her Annabelle. She like to be called Ann and those who knew her best, whether young or old, called her Nanny.

Ann had many passions in life including loving the New Orleans Saints football team and teasing everyone about the Dallas Cowboys. She enjoyed fishing, digging up worms and chasing grasshoppers for bait, mowing grass with her riding lawnmower and being outside anytime she could.

Ann was an incredibly strong and brave woman, showing unwavering strength throughout her lengthy battle with cancer. Always with an infectious smile, her upbeat spirit never faltered. She lived boldly and unapologetically and loved her family unconditionally.

Ann is proceeded in death by her parents, William Andrew and Mary Delma Smith, nieces, Delfa Kay and Lynette Gandy, and ex-husband Jimmy Dean Curlee.

She is survived by her daughter Toni Wheeler (David Anglin), son JD Curlee, grandchildren Andrew Smith, Zachary Anglin, Amber Anglin, Harley Anglin, sister Brenda Sampley, niece Shannon Dobbs, and 8 great grandchildren.

Ann was truly appreciative and overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support she and her family received during this journey.

The family would like to offer special thanks to Dr. Robert Church, Dr. Deborah Fisher, Home Hospice of Grayson County, and all of the many people who have offered support.

A celebration of life service will be held at 12:00 p.m. December 10, 2025 at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Fisher Funeral Home or to the go fund me account that the family has set up for service expenses. https://gofund.me/943267aef.

To view the memorial tribute for Ms. Smith, please click on the link below.
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12/07/2025

Bob Gower passed peacefully from his earthly home to his Heavenly home in the early morning hours of December 4, 2025, at the age of 92. He was dearly loved by family and a host of friends and neighbors. He devoted his life and love to his wife Oraline and to his four daughters. He was a hardworking man who loved his land, cattle, and farming. From his early days of growing cotton to peanut crops, soybean crops, loads of delicious watermelons to even a crop of broccoli at one time, he loved working the land. He shared that work with his son-in-law Terry Beal, who spent 50 years working by his side. That special bond continued until his death, with Terry and the 4 daughters devoting time to keeping him at home, happy and comfortable until his last breath. He was a quiet man with a big heart.

Bob is survived by his loving family, daughters Sandy Powell and husband Danny, Debbie Black and husband Barry, Bobette Hamner and husband Darrell and Vicki Beal and husband Terry. Nine grandchildren, Brandon Powell, Dustin Powell, Courtney Clement, Evan Black, Colin Black, Jordan Poteet, Bobby Beal, Victor Beal, and Elise Horn. Eighteen great-grandchildren Paislee Powell, Preslee Powell, Pasenne Powell, Ashton Powell, Brennan Powell, Brody Clement, Bristol Clement, Jessie Poteet, Remi Poteet, Morgan Beal, Bailey Beal, Mason Beal, Ranslee Beal, Ryan Beal, Kiera Horn, Kenley Horn, Declan Black and Amelia Black along with numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents Clarence Victor Gower and Goldie Mae Taylor Gower, his wife Oraline Gower and his grandson Jesse Walker.

Funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel with Park Avenue Minister Todd Catteau officiating. The family will meet at the chapel one hour before the service for friends and family time. Interment will follow at the Garden of Memory Cemetery in Colbert, Oklahoma.

Pallbearers will be Brandon Powell, Dustin Powell, Bobby Beal, Victor Beal, Evan Black, and Colin Black. Services are under the direction of Fisher Funeral Home.

A special thanks goes to his additional caregivers, Raley Pribble, Ashley Tharpe, Barbara Grant, Leah Grant, and Candice Burch at Heart-to-Heart Hospice.

"A life that touches others goes on forever".

A memorial tribute can be viewed for Mr. Gower by clicking the link below.
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12/04/2025

Bette Ann (Marino) Pittman, 84, passed away peacefully the day before Thanksgiving, surrounded by the love of her family. Born in Dallas, Texas, she was the daughter of Joe R. Marino and Jorene (Dickenson) Marino and grew up in the community that shaped her lifelong devotion to learning, family, and compassion.

Bette graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Southern Methodist University and later earned her Master’s degree from Phillips University. She met the love of her life who became her husband, David George Pittman, while the two of them played together in SMU Band—Bette on trumpet, and David on saxophone and clarinet. Their shared love of music sparked a partnership that would last a lifetime. They married on June 23rd, 1962, and spent the next 63 years utterly devoted to one another in what may be the most perfect marriage of all time.

Bette dedicated her career to teaching elementary-aged children, culminating in many influential years at Preston Hollow Elementary in the Dallas Independent School District. During her tenure there, she was honored as Educator of the Year, in recognition of her exceptional commitment to her students. Her students remember her as gentle, patient, and an endlessly encouraging teacher who saw potential in every child who walked through her classroom door.

About 25 years ago, Bette and David moved to Denison, Texas, where she finally fulfilled a lifelong dream: owning horses and enjoying a bit of land that brought her great joy. She adored her animals, her horses, Scooter and Cruise, and her beloved donkey, Elvis, each of them a daily reminder of the country life she had always hoped to live.

Bette was a lifelong lover of animals of all kinds and had several cherished dogs throughout her life. She is survived by her beloved dog, Sluggo, whom she spoiled absolutely rotten with the finest food and treats. Her affection for her animals reflected her gentle spirit and the generosity with which she cared for everything entrusted to her.

She had many passions that enriched her days. She loved shopping and gardening, finding joy in simple beauty and thoughtful details. In her golden years, she began learning the art of stained glass, embracing creativity with the same enthusiasm she brought to teaching. Fiercely conservative in her beliefs, she was an active member of the Republican Women’s Club of Dallas and served a term as its President, reflecting her deep engagement in civic life.

Bette is survived by her husband of 63 years, David Pittman; her son, Joseph Gregory Pittman of Sherman; her daughter, Rebecca Ruth Pittman of Dallas; and her treasured granddaughter, Avery Forest Lopez of Dallas, daughter of Rebecca Ruth Pittman and Ricardo Lopez Jr. She was preceded in death by her parents.

Bette’s life was marked by deep kindness, quiet strength, and an unwavering love for her husband and family. She touched countless lives through her teaching, her friendship, and her compassionate heart, her legacy will live on in those who had the fortune of knowing her.

Family and friends are invited to a visitation at Fisher Funeral Home in Denison, Texas, on Friday, December 5th, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. Funeral services will be held at Waples United Methodist Church in Denison on Saturday, December 6th, at 11:00 a.m., followed by a reception where a light lunch and beverages will be served. A graveside service will take place at the family plot at Restland Cemetery in Dallas at 3:00 p.m.

12/04/2025

Gary D. Simmons of Denison, Texas, was born on March 29, 1961, in Dallas to the late Franklin Charles Simmons and Helen Marie Benson Simmons-Washington. He gained his heavenly wings on November 28, 2025, at 11:26 a.m., with his devoted wife and three loving sisters by his side.

Gary was educated in the Dallas Independent School District and later served two years in the United States Navy. After his service, he followed his passion for mechanics and owned his own auto repair business.

Gary accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Savior. He married Tina Cline, and to this union they welcomed their cherished son, Garrett Donnell Simmons.

Gary was gifted with his hands and could fix anything. He enjoyed taking things apart and making them work like new. He was a loyal Dallas Cowboys fan who deeply loved his wife, son, parents, sisters, and family.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his sister, Darla; his stepfather, Stephen Washington; his aunt, Ernestine Jackson-Ford; his uncle, Fred Mitchell; his cousins, Ronnie, Tony, and Terrence Jackson; and his grandfather, Cleo Benson.

Cherishing his memory are his wife, Tina Cline-Simmons; his son, Garrett Simmons; his sisters Carla Gibson (Lovett D.), Andrea Dudley, and Dana McBride; his aunt, Bobbie Mitchell; nieces Kortnie McBride, Countess Dudley, and Kayla Vickers; nephews Bennie Lott (Ashley) and Lovett L. Gibson; and a host of family and friends.

The Simmons Family would like to thank you for the cards, flowers, and kind expressions of sympathy shown following Gary's passing. Your support at this difficult time was very much appreciated and a great comfort to all of the family. Love, Tina and Garrett

12/04/2025

Howard Clark Malone

Howard Clark Malone passed away on Sunday, November 30, 2025, peacefully at his home in Denison, Texas. He was born on February 26, 1935, to Lester Dan Malone and Howard Eulene (Myers) Malone in Foreman, Arkansas. His mother preceded him in death two weeks later.

He was raised by his two grandmothers, Sula B Reese and Grandmother Moore, for the next 9 years.

Following that time he moved in with his father and stepmother, Bonnie Malone, to Tom, Oklahoma.

He was raised on the family farm where he enjoyed riding his horse Brown Jug, plowing the fields, raising cotton, harvesting eggs, and working with his father. He graduated from Tom High School in 1953.

Upon graduation he went off to the oil fields of Colorado, and Wyoming. He then enlisted in the Navy and ultimately joined the Sea Bee’s. He was sent to the South Pacific where he learned how to operate several pieces of heavy equipment.

He then married the love of his life, Jalna Sue Wright, on June 10, 1961. Following their marriage, Howard started work in construction. He liked to boast that he put the first load of rock in Broken Bow Dam and supervised the last load. The family then moved around Virginia and Pennsylvania. In 1969 he went to work overseas for Williams International as a pipe liner driving heavy equipment. For the next 25 years he worked in Oman, Nigeria, Peru, Columbia, and Boliva. He came back home in 1998 and worked in construction until he was in his 70’s.

Along the way he bought a peanut farm and ultimately converted it into a tree farm that he was still operating until his death. No matter who he met he would ask them if they needed a tree.

Howard was a member of the Church of Christ Church and a 32nd degree mason.

He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Jalna Sue Malone, one son, Morgan and wife, Cathy Malone. Four Grandchildren, Jeffri and husband, BJ Foster, Andrew Malone and wife, Robyn, Levi Malone, and wife, Gabrielle, and Ashton and husband, Zachary Johns. He was so blessed to know his 8 great-grandchildren: Callan, Darci and Amberly Foster, Adelaide, Elam and Ainsley Malone, Hudson Malone, and Abbott Johns. He is further survived by his brother Dan Malone, and sister, Margaret Tonubbee. Additionally, Howard is survived by his sister-in-law Phyllis Shaw, brother-in-law John Wright and his wife Mary, and many nieces and nephews who referred to him as Uncle Fudge.

Funeral Services will be under the direction of Fisher Funeral home and held at Tom Baptist Church located at 25943 State Hwy 3, in Tom, Oklahoma on Wednesday December 3, 2025, at 1:00 pm.

12/04/2025

James “Jim” Wesley Scroggins, 83, died at Woodlands Place Rehabilitation Suites on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.

Jim was born on November 3, 1942, to Byron and Maxine Scroggins in Muskogee, Oklahoma. He graduated from Muskogee Central High School in 1960. He married Shirley Jane Butler on August 7, 1961. They briefly lived in Brownfield, Texas, before returning to Muskogee where Jim was employed with JC Penney’s. He was later transferred with Penney’s to Sherman, Texas.

After leaving Penney’s, he was a truck driver, horse owner, and owner of Universal Motors Car Lot.

Jim took loving care of his wife, Jane, before she passed away in December 2021. Jim was also preceded in death by his parents, Byron and Maxine, and his older sister, Barbara.

He is survived by two daughters Ronda Bigham, of Denison, Texas and Deann Spicer (husband, Steve) of Frisco, Texas, grandchildren Brad Bigham (wife, Sarah) and Brandy Bigham, all of Denison, Texas, Richard Spicer (wife, Tatiana) and Alyssa Spicer (husband, Aundre Gooden) all of Frisco, Texas, great grandchildren Hunter and Parker Bigham, Natalie and Emilia Gooden, and Nikolai Spicer.

Jim is also survived by a brother, John Scroggins (wife, Sharon) of Arlington, Texas and sister, Sandy Gilliam (husband, John Paul) of Muskogee, Oklahoma. He is also survived by six nieces and nephews and numerus great nieces and nephews.

Jim attended Park Avenue Church of Christ where he was involved in the Benevolence Ministry, when his health permitted.

During his years in the Denison area, Jim was recognized as an individual one could count on for help and assistance. He willingly gave support to people who could not pay their rent or car payment. He was a man with a kind heart and believed in giving people second chances to make their life better.

Funeral service for Mr. Scroggins will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, December 5, 2025, at Park Avenue Church of Christ with Minister Todd Catteau officiating. Interment will follow in Fairview Cemetery. Family and friends will gather to visit one hour prior to service time at the church.

Pallbearers will be Brad, Hunter, and Parker Bigham; Eric Bigham; Richard Spicer; and Jerred Scroggins.

Memorials may be given in his name to the Benevolence Ministry at Park Avenue Church of Christ in Denison Texas.

You can view the memorial tribute for Mr. Scroggins by clicking the link below.
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12/04/2025

Ronnie Marsh Faulkner, 68, passed this life on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, at North Park Health and Rehabilitation Center.

Mr. Faulkner was born March 22, 1957, at Madonna Hospital in Denison, Texas, to Morris and Betty (Guilloud) Faulkner.

Ronnie was raised in Pottsboro, Texas, where he attended school and graduated in 1975. He served in the Army until 1980 with an Honorable Discharge.

He is survived by his mother, Betty Joyce Faulkner; sister, Rebecca Harvey; brother-in-law, Bill Harvey; nephews, Lance Pearson and Samuel Faulkner; and niece, Rebecca Sue Johnson.

A funeral service will be held at Fisher Funeral Home Chapel, Denison, Texas at 11:00 am, Thursday, December 4, 2025, with a gathering for family and friends one hour prior to the service.

You click the link below to view a memorial tribute for Mr. Faulkner.
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