Jay Marshall Chisum
DALHART - Jay Marshall Chisum, 37, died Friday, Sept. 24, at Lakin,Kan.
Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in First Christian Church.Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Hass Funeral Home.
Mr. Chisum was born in Dalhart, where he graduated in 1980. He attended Oklahoma Panhandle State University, West Texas Barber College and West Texas A&M University. From 1984 until 1991, he owned and operated Chisum's Barbershop in Dalhart. He worked for Buff Barbershop in Canyon, the East Marino Valley Ranch in Red River, N.M., and the UU Bar Ranch in Cimarron, N.M. In January, he moved with his family to Lakin, Kan., where he worked for Kearny County Feeders.
He married Judy Gayle Evans in 1981 at Miami.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Jacee Maree Chisum and JoEvan Brooke Chism, both of the home; a son, Jesse Marshall of the home; his parents, Marshall Leon "Buck" and Nancy Beth Chisum of Dalhart; two brothers, Joel Wayne Chisum of Brush, Colo., and Jeff Bartley Chisum of Amarillo; a sister, Julie Lind Chisum of Lubbock; and his grandmother, Lucille Marshall of Dalhart.
A Jay Chisum Memorial Fund has been established at Dalhart Federal Savings and Loan.
Amarillo Daily News
26 Sep 1999
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Jay was born in Hartley County as the hospital in Dalhart is located in Hartley County.
Per cousin, John D. Root: Jay was a very special man, He loved his music, horses and most of all his family. There wasn't anything Jay couldn't do when he put his mind to it and most of all Jay was the easiest going dreamer a person could ever meet.
Jay recorded his songs on cassette and the only place that the tape could be purchased was at Texas Red's at Red River, New Mexico.
Jay was killed in Kansas when a horse he was riding fell down on him.
The song by Michael Martin Murphy titled "Long and Lonesome Road to Dalhart" was written about Jay and Mr. Murphy's attendance at Jay's funeral as they were personal friends.
DALHART - Jay Marshall Chisum, 37, died Friday, Sept. 24, at Lakin,Kan.
Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in First Christian Church.Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Hass Funeral Home.
Mr. Chisum was born in Dalhart, where he graduated in 1980. He attended Oklahoma Panhandle State University, West Texas Barber College and West Texas A&M University. From 1984 until 1991, he owned and operated Chisum's Barbershop in Dalhart. He worked for Buff Barbershop in Canyon, the East Marino Valley Ranch in Red River, N.M., and the UU Bar Ranch in Cimarron, N.M. In January, he moved with his family to Lakin, Kan., where he worked for Kearny County Feeders.
He married Judy Gayle Evans in 1981 at Miami.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Jacee Maree Chisum and JoEvan Brooke Chism, both of the home; a son, Jesse Marshall of the home; his parents, Marshall Leon "Buck" and Nancy Beth Chisum of Dalhart; two brothers, Joel Wayne Chisum of Brush, Colo., and Jeff Bartley Chisum of Amarillo; a sister, Julie Lind Chisum of Lubbock; and his grandmother, Lucille Marshall of Dalhart.
A Jay Chisum Memorial Fund has been established at Dalhart Federal Savings and Loan.
Amarillo Daily News
26 Sep 1999
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Jay was born in Hartley County as the hospital in Dalhart is located in Hartley County.
Per cousin, John D. Root: Jay was a very special man, He loved his music, horses and most of all his family. There wasn't anything Jay couldn't do when he put his mind to it and most of all Jay was the easiest going dreamer a person could ever meet.
Jay recorded his songs on cassette and the only place that the tape could be purchased was at Texas Red's at Red River, New Mexico.
Jay was killed in Kansas when a horse he was riding fell down on him.
The song by Michael Martin Murphy titled "Long and Lonesome Road to Dalhart" was written about Jay and Mr. Murphy's attendance at Jay's funeral as they were personal friends.
Jay Marshall Chisum
DALHART - Jay Marshall Chisum, 37, died Friday, Sept. 24, at Lakin,Kan.
Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in First Christian Church.Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Hass Funeral Home.
Mr. Chisum was born in Dalhart, where he graduated in 1980. He attended Oklahoma Panhandle State University, West Texas Barber College and West Texas A&M University. From 1984 until 1991, he owned and operated Chisum's Barbershop in Dalhart. He worked for Buff Barbershop in Canyon, the East Marino Valley Ranch in Red River, N.M., and the UU Bar Ranch in Cimarron, N.M. In January, he moved with his family to Lakin, Kan., where he worked for Kearny County Feeders.
He married Judy Gayle Evans in 1981 at Miami.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Jacee Maree Chisum and JoEvan Brooke Chism, both of the home; a son, Jesse Marshall of the home; his parents, Marshall Leon "Buck" and Nancy Beth Chisum of Dalhart; two brothers, Joel Wayne Chisum of Brush, Colo., and Jeff Bartley Chisum of Amarillo; a sister, Julie Lind Chisum of Lubbock; and his grandmother, Lucille Marshall of Dalhart.
A Jay Chisum Memorial Fund has been established at Dalhart Federal Savings and Loan.
Amarillo Daily News
26 Sep 1999
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Jay was born in Hartley County as the hospital in Dalhart is located in Hartley County.
Per cousin, John D. Root: Jay was a very special man, He loved his music, horses and most of all his family. There wasn't anything Jay couldn't do when he put his mind to it and most of all Jay was the easiest going dreamer a person could ever meet.
Jay recorded his songs on cassette and the only place that the tape could be purchased was at Texas Red's at Red River, New Mexico.
Jay was killed in Kansas when a horse he was riding fell down on him.
The song by Michael Martin Murphy titled "Long and Lonesome Road to Dalhart" was written about Jay and Mr. Murphy's attendance at Jay's funeral as they were personal friends.
DALHART - Jay Marshall Chisum, 37, died Friday, Sept. 24, at Lakin,Kan.
Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in First Christian Church.Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by Hass Funeral Home.
Mr. Chisum was born in Dalhart, where he graduated in 1980. He attended Oklahoma Panhandle State University, West Texas Barber College and West Texas A&M University. From 1984 until 1991, he owned and operated Chisum's Barbershop in Dalhart. He worked for Buff Barbershop in Canyon, the East Marino Valley Ranch in Red River, N.M., and the UU Bar Ranch in Cimarron, N.M. In January, he moved with his family to Lakin, Kan., where he worked for Kearny County Feeders.
He married Judy Gayle Evans in 1981 at Miami.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Jacee Maree Chisum and JoEvan Brooke Chism, both of the home; a son, Jesse Marshall of the home; his parents, Marshall Leon "Buck" and Nancy Beth Chisum of Dalhart; two brothers, Joel Wayne Chisum of Brush, Colo., and Jeff Bartley Chisum of Amarillo; a sister, Julie Lind Chisum of Lubbock; and his grandmother, Lucille Marshall of Dalhart.
A Jay Chisum Memorial Fund has been established at Dalhart Federal Savings and Loan.
Amarillo Daily News
26 Sep 1999
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Jay was born in Hartley County as the hospital in Dalhart is located in Hartley County.
Per cousin, John D. Root: Jay was a very special man, He loved his music, horses and most of all his family. There wasn't anything Jay couldn't do when he put his mind to it and most of all Jay was the easiest going dreamer a person could ever meet.
Jay recorded his songs on cassette and the only place that the tape could be purchased was at Texas Red's at Red River, New Mexico.
Jay was killed in Kansas when a horse he was riding fell down on him.
The song by Michael Martin Murphy titled "Long and Lonesome Road to Dalhart" was written about Jay and Mr. Murphy's attendance at Jay's funeral as they were personal friends.
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