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Mckinney Newspaper Obituary Index, 2000-2009 McKinney Newspaper Obituary Index, 2000-2009 LAST NAME FIRST NAME TITLE MAIDEN NAME DATE PAGE DATE PAGE AARON BILLY CHARLES 8-Dec-2008 2 AARON BILLY LLOYD 8-Feb-2007 2 AARON REGINA ARTEMA MRS GEORGE 24-Feb-2005 2 25-Feb-2005 2 AARON VIRGINIA MRS MOON 12-Sep-2001 2 AATOR MOLLY PAULINE MRS ADDISON 3-Jan-2007 2 ABBOTT DAN MICHAEL 21-Sep-2001 2 23-Sep-2001 2 ABBOTT DARRELL LEROY 27-Jun-2003 2 ABBOTT TONNIE "BABE" 15-Jan-2002 2 ABERNATHY JEWELL E 20-Aug-2002 2 ABERNATHY MARY MARTHA MRS PRESTON 18-Aug-2006 2 ABRAMS ELZIE 5-Dec-2002 2 ABRAMS RICHARD LEWIS 5-Sep-2004 2 ACCOUNTIUS KAY WESLEEN MRS FERGUSON 2-Nov-2007 2 ACREE BESSIE MRS HANSON 22-Jul-2004 2 ACUFF THOMAS P. 18-Aug-2000 2 20-Aug-2000 2 ACUNA WILLY 5-Dec-2008 2 ACY ROSEMARY MRS EVANS 28-Jan-2003 2 ADAMS ANDREW HOLT 6-Jan-2006 2 8-Jan-2006 1 ADAMS BOBBIE GEORGE 14-Aug-2000 2 ADAMS C.L. 22-Mar-2007 2 ADAMS DIANE E. 29-Oct-2001 2 ADAMS LARRY GENE "TEX" 23-Aug-2005 2 ADAMS OLETA MANE MRS BROWN 18-Jul-2000 2 ADAMS, SR. RUSSELL KENNEDY 16-Jun-2008 2 ADCOX MARY ROMINGER MRS SEIGLE 26-Dec-2002 2 ADDINGTON MARY ANN MRS WRIGHT 8-Dec-2002 2 AGEE NANCY REBECCA MRS VIER 17-Jun-2004 2 AIRHART STEPHANIE MARION MRS ANDRUSIAK 1-Apr-2005 2 3-Apr-2005 2 AKIN BILL 5-May-2003 2 AKIN JACKIE DALE 22-Apr-2009 2 AKIN JOE 21-Jul-2004 2 AKIN JUNE GRAY MRS BOORMAN 26-Jun-2000 2 AKIN MARY MRS HIGHT 26-Nov-2007 2 ALANIZ ED 21-Sep-2005 2 ALANIZ RHONDA JEAN MRS MONKS 14-Mar-2008 1,2 ALBRECHT JANET RENEE MRS MEDLOCK 3-Aug-2001 2 ALBRIGHT CHRISTEEN MRS CARTY 17-Oct-2000 2 ALDREDGE JAMES ANTHONY 16-May-2007 2 18-May-2007 2 ALEJANDRO FRANCISCO 20-Oct-2005 2 ALEXANDER C. JACK 1-Nov-2007 2 Page 1 McKinney Newspaper Obituary Index, 2000-2009 LAST NAME FIRST NAME TITLE MAIDEN NAME DATE PAGE DATE PAGE ALEXANDER DAVID R. 15-Oct-2002 2 ALEXANDER JACOB 11-Dec-2003 2 ALEXANDER JOHN W. 28-Sep-2004 2 29-Sep-2004 2 ALEXANDER JOYCE E. MRS LAWSON 15-Dec-2003 2 ALEXANDER PARKER MRS 7-Sep-2004 2 ALEXANDER RICKY GENE 23-Jan-2009 2 ALEXANDER SARAH "JO" MRS LEWIS 17-Jun-2007 2 ALEXANDER STEVE E. 16-Dec-2007 2 ALEXANDER WELDON LEON 2-Feb-2005 2 ALFORD SHIRLEY MRS HATLEY 5-Jul-2007 2 ALLCORN GERTRUDE MARIE 23-Mar-2004 2 ALLEN BESSIE ROBERTA MRS TAYLOR 15-Jan-2008 2 ALLEN BILLIE SUE MRS WHITE 24-Nov-2004 2 26-Nov-2004 2 ALLEN CHARLES 4-Jan-2004 2 ALLEN DENNIS 7-Dec-2004 2 ALLEN ELLEN MAE MRS WARREN 8-Apr-2001 2 ALLEN ETHEL TURLIN MRS LA FOLLETT 3-Jan-2008 2 ALLEN ETHELEEN CARPER 28-Nov-2005 2 ALLEN ETTIE EVELYN MRS WOODWARD 10-Aug-2007 2 ALLEN GLADYS ADELIA MRS ROWELL 17-Jun-2004 2 ALLEN LU FULCHER 5-Aug-2003 2 ALLEN LUCILLE MILSTEAD MRS PARKER 21-Oct-2003 2 ALLEN PATSY RUTH MRS PAYSINGER 12-Aug-2009 2 ALLEN THEODORE 5-Jan-2000 2 ALLEN TOM 22-Jul-2008 2 ALLEN, JR. CHARLES BENJAMIN 7-Jan-2004 2 ALLEN, JR.. WALTER 12-Nov-2001 2 ALLEN, JR.. TOM 30-May-2002 2 ALLISON LOWELL THOMAS 23-Feb-2007 2 ALMAND DEBORAH D'ANN MRS SLOAN 26-Apr-2004 2 ALMENDAREZ AURELIA GARZA MRS ESAMILLA 28-Mar-2000 2 ALMON RAYMOND GLEN 23-Jan-2001 2 ALVARADO DOMINGA MRS GARCIA 18-Feb-2002 2 ALVEY INEZ MRS SWAFFORD 25-Sep-2001 2 27-Sep-2001 2 ALVEY MAMIE L. MRS POWELL 21-Jun-2001 3 AMES WAYNE BEAUMONT "BO" 27-May-2008 2 AMM UVEA GEORGIE "BUD" 30-Aug-2006 2 ANDERSON ARDATHUE "LOU" 24-Sep-2003 2 ANDERSON DON ERWIN 17-Jan-2006 2 ANDERSON GEORGE J. REV 9-Jul-2003 2 Page 2 McKinney Newspaper Obituary Index, 2000-2009 LAST NAME FIRST NAME TITLE MAIDEN NAME DATE PAGE DATE PAGE ANDERSON JADE MARIE BETH INFANT 14-Jul-2005 2 ANDERSON JERRY ANN MRS ANDERSON 20-Jul-2003 2 ANDERSON JERRY DON 12-May-2004 3 13-May-2004 2 ANDERSON JOHN THOMAS 13-Sep-2006 2 ANDERSON KARL 2-Oct-2002 2 ANDERSON LUCILLE MRS CRAVER 6-Aug-2004 2 ANDERSON MARVIN DOYLE 18-Feb-2004 2 ANDERSON OLIVIA MRS GARCIA 20-Jan-2000 2 21-Jan-2000 2 ANDERSON RUSSELL WILLARD 9-Feb-2007 2 11-Feb-2007 2 ANDERSON ABNER 1-Jun-2001 2 ANDERSON ALECK D. INFANT 13-Nov-2000 2 ANDERSON ALMA "CAT" MRS BURNS 30-Sep-2001 2 ANDERSON HAZEL D. MRS WILLIAMS 26-Apr-2001 2 24-Apr-2001 2 ANDERSON JACK PERSHING "BUBBA" 9-Feb-2001 2 ANDERSON MABEL LUCILLE 9-Mar-2001 2 11-Mar-2001 2 ANDERSON OZELA MRS CROSS 26-Jan-2001 2 ANDERSON THELMA MRS HOLLAND 22-Feb-2001 2 ANDERSON, JR. JOHN OSCAR 19-Feb-2003 2 ANDERSON, SR. TOMMY DAVID 12-Apr-2009 2 ANDREWS BEULAH MRS MORROW 20-Oct-2005 2 23-Oct-2005 2 ANDREWS BILLYE AUSTIN MRS AUSTIN 12-Nov-2003 2 13-Nov-2003 2 ANDREWS FREDA LOUISE MRS KNOUFF 7-Jun-2005 2 ANDREWS GARNET LEE 3-Feb-2004 2 4-Feb-2004 2 ANDREWS HERMAN LEE "JOHN" 12-Oct-2008 2 ANDREWS GEORGE P. 15-Apr-2002 2 ANGEL NANCY ANN 27-Nov-2008 2 ANGERMILLER ERVIN 19-May-2005 2 ANGLEMGER JEROME HERMAN 25-Oct-2005 2 ANSELMO ESTHER MILDRED 27-Oct-2003 3 ANZALDUA MANUEL FLORES 11-Jan-2004 2 ANZALDUA MARY MRS PAREZ 2-Jan-2002 2 APOLLO ANTHONY "TONY" 26-Aug-2001 2 APPELBEE LELA P. MRS HOLLAND 21-Jan-2004 2 22-Jan-2004 2 APPELBEE NEVILLE T. 3-Dec-2002 2 APPLE ADDIE BOB MRS JACKSON 9-Jan-2000 2 10-Jan-2000 2 APPLEGATE CARRIE JEAN 9-Jan-2003 2 APPLEGATE ZACHARY MORRIS INFANT 5-Dec-2003 2 APPLING ERNEST 25-Jul-2008 2 APURGIN LEXIA MRS CHAPPELL 19-Jan-2001 2 ARELLANO ISABEL FEY INFANT 5-Jan-2001 2 Page 3 McKinney Newspaper Obituary Index, 2000-2009 LAST NAME FIRST NAME TITLE MAIDEN NAME DATE PAGE DATE PAGE AREY BROCK 7-Mar-2008 2 AREY JOHN ORVILLE 1-Oct-2007 2 ARGUELLO ECTOR M. 3-Feb-2000 2 ARKISON MARY ELIZABETH MRS COLWELL 4-Jun-2006 2 ARMENTROUT CHARLES GLEN "CHUCK" 27-Aug-2009 2 ARMIJO DANIEL 5-Jan-2009 1 ARMSTRONG BILLY GENE 6-Sep-2002 2 8-Sep-2002 2 ARMSTRONG ESTER LUE MRS 8-Dec-2002 2 9-Dec-2002 2 ARMSTRONG JERRY LOU MRS EPPS 13-Jan-2009 2 ARNO STEPHANIE 25-Mar-2002 2 26-Mar-2002 2 ARNOLD ARDELL 8-Apr-2001 2 ARNOLD DEANE MRS BURCH 7-Jul-2002 2 ARNOLD DEWEY LAFAYETTE 20-Jul-2005 2 ARNOLD DOUGLAS CLARK 28-Jan-2001 2 29-Jan-2001 2 ARNOLD ERVIN BRYAN 13-Dec-2007 2 14-Dec-2007 2 ARNOLD KEVIN EDWARD 9-Oct-2008 2 ARNOLD LORENA MRS JONES 6-Aug-2006 2 ARNOLD LOUISE D. MRS DENTON 18-Jul-2000 2 ARNOLD SARA BENAVIDEZ PADRON 18-Feb-2000 2 ARPS WILLIE 22-Aug-2005 2 ARROYO RUPERTO 21-Nov-2003 2 ARTHUR KATHERINE CHRISTINE MRS HASTING 3-Jan-2002 2 ARZOLA GRISELDA MRS ROMAN 4-Jan-2006 4 ARZOLA MARIA MRS MUNOZ 25-Jul-2005 2 ASH BRENDA J. MRS RICKARD 18-Sep-2001 2 ASHLEY DIXIE MRS JOHNSON 4-Feb-2004 2 5-Feb-2004 2 ASHLEY MARY NADINE MRS JONES 23-Oct-2006 2 ASHLEY W. F. 21-May-2000 2 ASHLEY, JR.. J. T. 16-Feb-2000 2 ASHMORE WILLIAM TERRY "ROSEY" 5-Feb-2009 2 ASKINS EARL STEVEN 5-Jan-2007 2 ASTON RAYMOND 18-Apr-2000 2 ASTON ALICE ELIZABETH MRS BYUS 28-Jun-2001 2 ATCHLEY HELEN MRS GUYER 19-Mar-2007 2 ATHERTON LEE ROYCE 7-Oct-2002 2 ATHEY CECIL CLYDE 24-Jul-2000 2 ATKISSION RUBY LOURENE 10-Oct-2002 2 ATTERBURY JANET MRS CORBELLO 8-Aug-2008 2 AURELI DANIEL D. 7-Jan-2002 2 AUSBURN FLOYD WILSON 25-Sep-2001 2 27-Sep-2001 2 Page 4 McKinney Newspaper Obituary Index, 2000-2009 LAST NAME FIRST NAME TITLE MAIDEN NAME DATE PAGE DATE PAGE AUSBURN LILLIE MCINTYRE MRS 10-Nov-2004 2 AUSMUS LOUIS GLYNN 3-Mar-2009 2 AUSMUS VIRGINIA RUTH MRS FRENCH 30-Dec-2007 2 AUSTIN ANNIE MAE MRS MCGEE 16-Feb-2003 2 AUSTIN J W "BILL" 7-Apr-2002 2 AUSTIN LUCINDA MRS GUNN 27-Sep-2002 2 AUSTIN ORA LEE 22-Oct-2009 2 AUSTIN ROY JUNIOR 3-Aug-2007 2 AUVENSHINE IDA MAE MRS ROBERTS 15-Sep-2002 2 AVALOS EDGAR IVAN TEEN 31-May-2009 1 AVERY DAVID E. DR 2-Mar-2008 2 AVERY DAVID E. DR 21-Mar-2008 2 AVERY DAVID MARK DR 19-Nov-2000 2 AWTRY SONDRA WOLF MRS REYNOLDS 8-May-2003 2 AYALA FRANK G. 9-Oct-2006 2 AYALA VI ANDREW INFANT 27-Jul-2006 2 AYCOCK BARSHIA MRS LOVE 5-Jan-2007 2 AYCOCK HATTIE MARIE MRS NEATHERY 2-Jul-2001 2 AYCOCK ROYCE E. 23-Feb-2001 2 25-Feb-2001 2 AYERS MARTHA NELL 3-Mar-2005 2 BABEKUHL ROBERT EDWARD 28-Apr-2002 2 BACCHUS CLARA L. MRS DUNN 21-Jul-2000 2 BACKMANN WILLIAM MICHAEL "BILLY" 15-Aug-2008 2 BACON BETTY MRS CUNNINGHAM 12-Apr-2007 2 BACON BETTY M MRS CUNNINGHAM 4-May-2007 2 6-May-2007 2 BAGGETT TONI LOU 3-Apr-2007 2 5-Apr-2007 2 BAGWILL GERTIE MAE MRS 17-Mar-2000 2 BAGWILL IRENE L.
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