C.J. Baxter went to be home with the angels on September 5, 2020. C.J. was born on July 4, 1935 in Covington, Texas to J.B. Baxter and Hazel (Harlin) Baxter. He enjoyed racing in the mid-60’s until he realized he was throwing away money. He and Dorothy enjoyed garage selling and later ran Forest Hill Trades Day. C.J. was preceded in death by his parents, J.B. and Hazel Baxter; three infant brothers; sister, Udean Coulter; daughter, Carla; son, David; and grandson, Bryan Baxter.
Those left to cherish his memories are his wife, Dorothy Baxter of 65 years; and daughters, Mary and Paula.
C.J. started working at General Motors at 19 and retired at 49 after thirty years. His passion was family first then his music, old country and bluegrass. C.J. had a small walk-in closet packed with 78, 33, 45 eight tracks, cassettes, and videos. C.J. and Dorothy would enjoy spending their time attending Bluegrass Festivals around Texas.
Those left to cherish his memories are his wife, Dorothy Baxter of 65 years; and daughters, Mary and Paula.
C.J. started working at General Motors at 19 and retired at 49 after thirty years. His passion was family first then his music, old country and bluegrass. C.J. had a small walk-in closet packed with 78, 33, 45 eight tracks, cassettes, and videos. C.J. and Dorothy would enjoy spending their time attending Bluegrass Festivals around Texas.
C.J. Baxter went to be home with the angels on September 5, 2020. C.J. was born on July 4, 1935 in Covington, Texas to J.B. Baxter and Hazel (Harlin) Baxter. He enjoyed racing in the mid-60’s until he realized he was throwing away money. He and Dorothy enjoyed garage selling and later ran Forest Hill Trades Day. C.J. was preceded in death by his parents, J.B. and Hazel Baxter; three infant brothers; sister, Udean Coulter; daughter, Carla; son, David; and grandson, Bryan Baxter.
Those left to cherish his memories are his wife, Dorothy Baxter of 65 years; and daughters, Mary and Paula.
C.J. started working at General Motors at 19 and retired at 49 after thirty years. His passion was family first then his music, old country and bluegrass. C.J. had a small walk-in closet packed with 78, 33, 45 eight tracks, cassettes, and videos. C.J. and Dorothy would enjoy spending their time attending Bluegrass Festivals around Texas.
Those left to cherish his memories are his wife, Dorothy Baxter of 65 years; and daughters, Mary and Paula.
C.J. started working at General Motors at 19 and retired at 49 after thirty years. His passion was family first then his music, old country and bluegrass. C.J. had a small walk-in closet packed with 78, 33, 45 eight tracks, cassettes, and videos. C.J. and Dorothy would enjoy spending their time attending Bluegrass Festivals around Texas.
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