Vickie Lynn Sneed
Vickie Lynn Sneed, age 65, of Sherman, TX, peacefully passed away on September 8th, 2022. She was born July 5th, 1957 in Sherman, Texas.
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Johnny Harrison
Johnny Harrison of Savoy, Texas Johnny Earl Harrison was born December 30, 1941 in Conway, Arkansas to Earl Harrison and Edna F. Pack Harrison. He passed away at his home in Savoy, Texas on September 7, 2022 at the age of 80 years. Johnny grew up in Wilmont, Arkansas. He married the love of his life Gabriele “Gabi” Elizabeth
Sedra Lee Bond Bentley
Sedra Bentley passed away peacefully at her home in Denison, Texas, on Sunday, September 11, 2022, at 80. Sedra was born to Bill and Stella Bond on May 13, 1942, in Sherman, Texas. She graduated from Sherman High School and Grayson County College with an associate degree in Business. She was employed and later retired at Servall Containers working in the corporate office and became a very accomplished businesswoman. She met the love of her life Kenneth Bentley, and they shared a lifelong adventure for 63 years. They were blessed with three wonderful children, Lisa, Bubba, and Kregg. She enjoyed watching her boys growing up and racing motorcycles, and Lisa cheering for the home team and becoming a Denison Stingerette. In addition, they were blessed with many grand-children and great-grands, which gave her more joy than you can imagine. Spending time with them was the highlight of any day. She loved her family more than words can say. She enjoyed gardening and working in the yard. She had beautiful plants and flowers that covered the whole patio. She also loved her dog Weezer and treated her like a real queen. Anything Weezer wanted, she got.
Dr. David Anthony Hicks
Dr. David Anthony Hicks, a beloved educator, husband, father and friend, unexpectedly passed away on Friday, September 9, 2022, at the age of 55 in Fort Worth, Texas.
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