Floyd Worlow was an entrepreneur.
Floyd Worlow was born to Wilburn M. and Dorothy Barrett Worlow in Ft. Worth. He was a life-long resident of Springtown. Floyd graduated from Springtown High School in 1968. As a sophomore he was state champion in shot put. Floyd attended New Mexico Highlands College on a football scholarship. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Springtown. Floyd farmed, auctioneered, and owned Highland Furniture in Ft. Worth. He was instrumental in establishing the Farmer's Market in Springtown.
Floyd was preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors: Daughters, Judy Ray and husband, Mike of Springtown, Tina Brawner and husband, Randy of Azle; grandchildren, Dylan and Jill Ray, Rhett and Raine Brawner.
Floyd Worlow was born to Wilburn M. and Dorothy Barrett Worlow in Ft. Worth. He was a life-long resident of Springtown. Floyd graduated from Springtown High School in 1968. As a sophomore he was state champion in shot put. Floyd attended New Mexico Highlands College on a football scholarship. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Springtown. Floyd farmed, auctioneered, and owned Highland Furniture in Ft. Worth. He was instrumental in establishing the Farmer's Market in Springtown.
Floyd was preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors: Daughters, Judy Ray and husband, Mike of Springtown, Tina Brawner and husband, Randy of Azle; grandchildren, Dylan and Jill Ray, Rhett and Raine Brawner.
Floyd Worlow was an entrepreneur.
Floyd Worlow was born to Wilburn M. and Dorothy Barrett Worlow in Ft. Worth. He was a life-long resident of Springtown. Floyd graduated from Springtown High School in 1968. As a sophomore he was state champion in shot put. Floyd attended New Mexico Highlands College on a football scholarship. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Springtown. Floyd farmed, auctioneered, and owned Highland Furniture in Ft. Worth. He was instrumental in establishing the Farmer's Market in Springtown.
Floyd was preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors: Daughters, Judy Ray and husband, Mike of Springtown, Tina Brawner and husband, Randy of Azle; grandchildren, Dylan and Jill Ray, Rhett and Raine Brawner.
Floyd Worlow was born to Wilburn M. and Dorothy Barrett Worlow in Ft. Worth. He was a life-long resident of Springtown. Floyd graduated from Springtown High School in 1968. As a sophomore he was state champion in shot put. Floyd attended New Mexico Highlands College on a football scholarship. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Springtown. Floyd farmed, auctioneered, and owned Highland Furniture in Ft. Worth. He was instrumental in establishing the Farmer's Market in Springtown.
Floyd was preceded in death by his parents.
Survivors: Daughters, Judy Ray and husband, Mike of Springtown, Tina Brawner and husband, Randy of Azle; grandchildren, Dylan and Jill Ray, Rhett and Raine Brawner.
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