Maxine Williams Easter, a long-time resident of Midland passed away Thursday, March 26, 2009.Maxine, the only child of Roy D. and Stella Williams was born October 16, 1919 in Baird, Texas. Upon graduation from Baird High School, she attended Abilene Christian College. During World War II, Maxine was employed by the Civil Service Housing andContinue Reading
Greg Moore
left a message on November 30, -0001:
I was a neighbor to the Easters from 1956 to early 1963 when my family moved to Tulsa. I often played with Jim and occasionally Bob. Mrs. Easter allowed me to vist at their home many times and I recall being a guest for lunch and being allowed to visit often., I did not realize it until later, but Mrs. Easter, along with Mr. Easter, had a big impact on me. Mrs. Easter invited me to attend summer bible school at their church and I learned my basics of being a Christian during that time. She also invited me to a community play of "Toby Tyler" and took me for hamburgers with the family. One night, the Easters invited me go attend the circus and they bought me a toy trombone that I got a lot of enjoyment playing. Mrs. Easter was totally dedicated to her family and it was special to have known her when I was young . She was a great lady who will never be forgotten.
Nan (Holmquest) Mitchell
left a message on November 30, -0001:
Maxine and Murrie were great neighbors and wonderful friends to me during the years I lived next door to them and for many years thereafter. I am very saddened to learn of Maxine's passing. She was a fine lady who was devoted to Murrie and her children and so proud of her grandchildren. My sincere sympathy to Murrie, Bob & Jim and their families. Nan
Kevin and Patty Rodgers and Boys
left a message on November 30, -0001:
Bob and Diane, We are sorry to hear of your loss. We are thinking of you. Kevin, Patty, Jared and Jacob
Una White
left a message on November 30, -0001:
I had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Easter when my husband was a patient at Manor Park. They ate at the same table and I was there at lunch time often. She seemed a nice, dignified lady and always looked neat and well dressed. Also, like my husband, she was a member of "the Greatest Generation". We are losing them in great numbers now and our country is the worst for it. My dondolences to her family.
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Greg Moore
left a message on November 30, -0001:
I was a neighbor to the Easters from 1956 to early 1963 when my family moved to Tulsa. I often played with Jim and occasionally Bob. Mrs. Easter allowed me to vist at their home many times and I recall being a guest for lunch and being allowed to visit often., I did not realize it until later, but Mrs. Easter, along with Mr. Easter, had a big impact on me. Mrs. Easter invited me to attend summer bible school at their church and I learned my basics of being a Christian during that time. She also invited me to a community play of "Toby Tyler" and took me for hamburgers with the family. One night, the Easters invited me go attend the circus and they bought me a toy trombone that I got a lot of enjoyment playing. Mrs. Easter was totally dedicated to her family and it was special to have known her when I was young . She was a great lady who will never be forgotten.
Nan (Holmquest) Mitchell
left a message on November 30, -0001:
Maxine and Murrie were great neighbors and wonderful friends to me during the years I lived next door to them and for many years thereafter. I am very saddened to learn of Maxine's passing. She was a fine lady who was devoted to Murrie and her children and so proud of her grandchildren. My sincere sympathy to Murrie, Bob & Jim and their families. Nan
Kevin and Patty Rodgers and Boys
left a message on November 30, -0001:
Bob and Diane, We are sorry to hear of your loss. We are thinking of you. Kevin, Patty, Jared and Jacob
Una White
left a message on November 30, -0001:
I had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Easter when my husband was a patient at Manor Park. They ate at the same table and I was there at lunch time often. She seemed a nice, dignified lady and always looked neat and well dressed. Also, like my husband, she was a member of "the Greatest Generation". We are losing them in great numbers now and our country is the worst for it. My dondolences to her family.
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