Gayl A. White
(nee Gladys Elsie
Andrews)
Mrs. Gayl A. White (nee Gladys Elsie Andrews) passed away March 3, 2014 in Needham, Massachusetts, where she had moved to be near her children. Mrs. White was born September 12, 1926 in Pleasant Grove and graduated from Pensacola High School in 1944. On a scholarship she attended East Texas Baptist College in Marshall, Texas, where she met her future husband Frank O. White. While raising a family she completed a Master's degree in Speech at the University of Houston. As a speech-language pathologist specializing in aphasia, and life-long member of ASHA, she held a private practice, worked in public schools and hospitals, taught at Sam Houston State University (Huntsville, Texas), and led the Humble (Texas) Stroke Support Group for over 20 years.
Mrs. White was a world traveler and especially enjoyed meeting international colleagues on professional exchange tours. Her warmth, attentiveness and optimism won her many friends in her lifetime. Her gracious demeanor and unassuming manner often inspired people to refer to her as "a lady."
Mrs. White was preceded in death by her husband Judge Frank O. White, her parents James Ellis and Annie Finlay Andrews of Pensacola, and a sister Vida Sutton of Santa Rosa County.
Survivors include a daughter Elizabeth Andrews of Needham, Massachusetts, sons David White and John White of New York, NY, granddaughters Julia White of San Antonio, Texas, and Hannah White and Sofia White of New York, NY, sister Louise Doyle of Gulf Breeze, brothers Doug Andrews of Pensacola, Glenn Andrews of Holiday Island, Arkansas, Ray Andrews of Laurens, South Carolina, and Warren Andrews of Bowling Green, Virginia, and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial donations may be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association or the American Stroke Association .
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Published in Pensacola News Journal on Mar. 16, 2014
(nee Gladys Elsie
Andrews)
Mrs. Gayl A. White (nee Gladys Elsie Andrews) passed away March 3, 2014 in Needham, Massachusetts, where she had moved to be near her children. Mrs. White was born September 12, 1926 in Pleasant Grove and graduated from Pensacola High School in 1944. On a scholarship she attended East Texas Baptist College in Marshall, Texas, where she met her future husband Frank O. White. While raising a family she completed a Master's degree in Speech at the University of Houston. As a speech-language pathologist specializing in aphasia, and life-long member of ASHA, she held a private practice, worked in public schools and hospitals, taught at Sam Houston State University (Huntsville, Texas), and led the Humble (Texas) Stroke Support Group for over 20 years.
Mrs. White was a world traveler and especially enjoyed meeting international colleagues on professional exchange tours. Her warmth, attentiveness and optimism won her many friends in her lifetime. Her gracious demeanor and unassuming manner often inspired people to refer to her as "a lady."
Mrs. White was preceded in death by her husband Judge Frank O. White, her parents James Ellis and Annie Finlay Andrews of Pensacola, and a sister Vida Sutton of Santa Rosa County.
Survivors include a daughter Elizabeth Andrews of Needham, Massachusetts, sons David White and John White of New York, NY, granddaughters Julia White of San Antonio, Texas, and Hannah White and Sofia White of New York, NY, sister Louise Doyle of Gulf Breeze, brothers Doug Andrews of Pensacola, Glenn Andrews of Holiday Island, Arkansas, Ray Andrews of Laurens, South Carolina, and Warren Andrews of Bowling Green, Virginia, and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial donations may be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association or the American Stroke Association .
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Published in Pensacola News Journal on Mar. 16, 2014
Gayl A. White
(nee Gladys Elsie
Andrews)
Mrs. Gayl A. White (nee Gladys Elsie Andrews) passed away March 3, 2014 in Needham, Massachusetts, where she had moved to be near her children. Mrs. White was born September 12, 1926 in Pleasant Grove and graduated from Pensacola High School in 1944. On a scholarship she attended East Texas Baptist College in Marshall, Texas, where she met her future husband Frank O. White. While raising a family she completed a Master's degree in Speech at the University of Houston. As a speech-language pathologist specializing in aphasia, and life-long member of ASHA, she held a private practice, worked in public schools and hospitals, taught at Sam Houston State University (Huntsville, Texas), and led the Humble (Texas) Stroke Support Group for over 20 years.
Mrs. White was a world traveler and especially enjoyed meeting international colleagues on professional exchange tours. Her warmth, attentiveness and optimism won her many friends in her lifetime. Her gracious demeanor and unassuming manner often inspired people to refer to her as "a lady."
Mrs. White was preceded in death by her husband Judge Frank O. White, her parents James Ellis and Annie Finlay Andrews of Pensacola, and a sister Vida Sutton of Santa Rosa County.
Survivors include a daughter Elizabeth Andrews of Needham, Massachusetts, sons David White and John White of New York, NY, granddaughters Julia White of San Antonio, Texas, and Hannah White and Sofia White of New York, NY, sister Louise Doyle of Gulf Breeze, brothers Doug Andrews of Pensacola, Glenn Andrews of Holiday Island, Arkansas, Ray Andrews of Laurens, South Carolina, and Warren Andrews of Bowling Green, Virginia, and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial donations may be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association or the American Stroke Association .
.
Published in Pensacola News Journal on Mar. 16, 2014
(nee Gladys Elsie
Andrews)
Mrs. Gayl A. White (nee Gladys Elsie Andrews) passed away March 3, 2014 in Needham, Massachusetts, where she had moved to be near her children. Mrs. White was born September 12, 1926 in Pleasant Grove and graduated from Pensacola High School in 1944. On a scholarship she attended East Texas Baptist College in Marshall, Texas, where she met her future husband Frank O. White. While raising a family she completed a Master's degree in Speech at the University of Houston. As a speech-language pathologist specializing in aphasia, and life-long member of ASHA, she held a private practice, worked in public schools and hospitals, taught at Sam Houston State University (Huntsville, Texas), and led the Humble (Texas) Stroke Support Group for over 20 years.
Mrs. White was a world traveler and especially enjoyed meeting international colleagues on professional exchange tours. Her warmth, attentiveness and optimism won her many friends in her lifetime. Her gracious demeanor and unassuming manner often inspired people to refer to her as "a lady."
Mrs. White was preceded in death by her husband Judge Frank O. White, her parents James Ellis and Annie Finlay Andrews of Pensacola, and a sister Vida Sutton of Santa Rosa County.
Survivors include a daughter Elizabeth Andrews of Needham, Massachusetts, sons David White and John White of New York, NY, granddaughters Julia White of San Antonio, Texas, and Hannah White and Sofia White of New York, NY, sister Louise Doyle of Gulf Breeze, brothers Doug Andrews of Pensacola, Glenn Andrews of Holiday Island, Arkansas, Ray Andrews of Laurens, South Carolina, and Warren Andrews of Bowling Green, Virginia, and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial donations may be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association or the American Stroke Association .
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Published in Pensacola News Journal on Mar. 16, 2014
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