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THE WHITE DOOR SHELBYVILLE TENNESSEE DENISE ASHLEY STEVENS PLUS

*Due to Martin Luther King Drive being under construction: Detour from Martin Luther King Drive to Nobles St, to Garrett Street, & to 804 Martin Luther King Dr. Margie Wilkerson and husband Eddie of Washington Lillie Grimes and husband Bob of Washington Lucille Jones and husband O’Neal of Garrisonĭorothy Roberts and husband Ozen of GarrisonĪrchie Moffett and husband Simmie of Garrison James Bell and wife Shirley of Houston, Texas Burial will be on Jat 9:00am in Houston, Texas at Houston National Cemetery, 10410 Veterans Memorial Drive, Houston, Texas 77038. Services will be Sunday, Jat Hicks Chapel at 2:00pm. Visitation will be at Hicks Chapel, Saturday, from 6:00pm-8:00pm. 95, of Garrison, Texas passed away Wednesday, at his residence. Online condolences & tributes can be sent at įinis Bell, Sr.

THE WHITE DOOR SHELBYVILLE TENNESSEE DENISE ASHLEY STEVENS PLUS

Brown and husband Burton Brown of Center, Texas and son, Marty Markl and wife, Ann of Boyd, Texas, along with a brother, John Robert Markl of Scottsdale, Arizona plus many nieces and nephews. Survivors include his daughter, Cynthia A. and Teresa Markl and beloved wife, Pamela Sue Markl. He was preceded in death by his parents, Edward Martin Markl, Sr. He sold the dealership in the late 1980’s.Īfter working in the automotive business in southern, California, Ed and Pam moved to Fort Worth to be near their children at TCU and Ed was an account sales executive for Franklin Electric for some 10 years before retiring. He purchased the Mercedes-Benz/Rolls Royce franchise in Overland Park, Kansas and served as the President of the Rolls Royce Dealers Council and was awarded the ‘Order of The Silver Lady’ for having one of the outstanding Rolls Royce dealerships in the country. He was a loving husband to his late wife, Pamela, for 56 years, a loving father to his two children, a respected businessman in the community, a WWII veteran and a true gentleman in every sense of the word.Įd’s family was in the automotive business in Kansas since the mid 1920’s, following in the footsteps of his late father in one of the oldest GM franchise dealerships in the country, until Ed sold the GM dealership in the late 1970’s. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you make a donation to the charity of your choice, which Ed would have wanted and which he did quietly behind the scenes, during his lifetime.Įd was born Januin Wyandotte County in Kansas. Services will be held at First Baptist Church, 117 Cora Street, Center, Texas at 2:00 p.m., Monday, Jwith the Rev. Markl Jr., 87, retired automobile dealer and long-time Fort Worth resident, passed away peacefully the morning of surrounded by his daughter and son.

The white door shelbyville tennessee denise ashley stevens