Marie Dell Honeycutt Molina
September 8, 1922 ~ July 3, 2013
Marie Molina, first child of Luther Dell Honeycutt and Eddie Mae Shafer Honeycutt, both of Gladewater was born September 8, 1922 in Big Sandy, Upshur Co., Texas in a farmhouse on the Old Big Sandy Road. She passed away July 3, 2013 of heart failure in Dallas, Texas.
She was raised in Gladewater, Texas, attended Gladewater Schools and graduated at 16. During WW II she was the receptionist at Camp Fannin Army Base training center, where she met and married Captain Edgar Robert Molina on September 18, 1944 in Marshall, Texas.
"Ed" was a Group Vice President of the Ford Motor Company during his career and they lived in New York City, Ann Arbor and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cap Ferrat in the South of France, Kronberg Taunus, Germany, London, and Mexico City. Marie was a member of the DAR and the Daughter's of the Republic of Texas.
After the death of her husband in 1982, she moved back to Gladewater. She was on the Gladewater Cemetery Committee, Pres. of the DRT Chapter, in the Garden Club, organizer for Gusher Days, and enjoyed many years of companionship with her fellow childhood retired and widowed friends. She moved back to Dallas in 2001 and lived with her youngest son Richard and his family, two miles from her son Stephen's home in North Dallas. Her grandchildren knew her as possibly the most generous grandmother of all time. Marie Molina led a glamorous storybook life all over the world, had hundreds of friends and was well liked in every community where she lived.
Survived by her sons, Stephen and Richard and their wives, their children and one great grandchild, her brother, Bob Honeycutt and his children and their families.
Services will be July 8, 2013 in Restland Wildwood Chapel...RFH
September 8, 1922 ~ July 3, 2013
Marie Molina, first child of Luther Dell Honeycutt and Eddie Mae Shafer Honeycutt, both of Gladewater was born September 8, 1922 in Big Sandy, Upshur Co., Texas in a farmhouse on the Old Big Sandy Road. She passed away July 3, 2013 of heart failure in Dallas, Texas.
She was raised in Gladewater, Texas, attended Gladewater Schools and graduated at 16. During WW II she was the receptionist at Camp Fannin Army Base training center, where she met and married Captain Edgar Robert Molina on September 18, 1944 in Marshall, Texas.
"Ed" was a Group Vice President of the Ford Motor Company during his career and they lived in New York City, Ann Arbor and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cap Ferrat in the South of France, Kronberg Taunus, Germany, London, and Mexico City. Marie was a member of the DAR and the Daughter's of the Republic of Texas.
After the death of her husband in 1982, she moved back to Gladewater. She was on the Gladewater Cemetery Committee, Pres. of the DRT Chapter, in the Garden Club, organizer for Gusher Days, and enjoyed many years of companionship with her fellow childhood retired and widowed friends. She moved back to Dallas in 2001 and lived with her youngest son Richard and his family, two miles from her son Stephen's home in North Dallas. Her grandchildren knew her as possibly the most generous grandmother of all time. Marie Molina led a glamorous storybook life all over the world, had hundreds of friends and was well liked in every community where she lived.
Survived by her sons, Stephen and Richard and their wives, their children and one great grandchild, her brother, Bob Honeycutt and his children and their families.
Services will be July 8, 2013 in Restland Wildwood Chapel...RFH
Marie Dell Honeycutt Molina
September 8, 1922 ~ July 3, 2013
Marie Molina, first child of Luther Dell Honeycutt and Eddie Mae Shafer Honeycutt, both of Gladewater was born September 8, 1922 in Big Sandy, Upshur Co., Texas in a farmhouse on the Old Big Sandy Road. She passed away July 3, 2013 of heart failure in Dallas, Texas.
She was raised in Gladewater, Texas, attended Gladewater Schools and graduated at 16. During WW II she was the receptionist at Camp Fannin Army Base training center, where she met and married Captain Edgar Robert Molina on September 18, 1944 in Marshall, Texas.
"Ed" was a Group Vice President of the Ford Motor Company during his career and they lived in New York City, Ann Arbor and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cap Ferrat in the South of France, Kronberg Taunus, Germany, London, and Mexico City. Marie was a member of the DAR and the Daughter's of the Republic of Texas.
After the death of her husband in 1982, she moved back to Gladewater. She was on the Gladewater Cemetery Committee, Pres. of the DRT Chapter, in the Garden Club, organizer for Gusher Days, and enjoyed many years of companionship with her fellow childhood retired and widowed friends. She moved back to Dallas in 2001 and lived with her youngest son Richard and his family, two miles from her son Stephen's home in North Dallas. Her grandchildren knew her as possibly the most generous grandmother of all time. Marie Molina led a glamorous storybook life all over the world, had hundreds of friends and was well liked in every community where she lived.
Survived by her sons, Stephen and Richard and their wives, their children and one great grandchild, her brother, Bob Honeycutt and his children and their families.
Services will be July 8, 2013 in Restland Wildwood Chapel...RFH
September 8, 1922 ~ July 3, 2013
Marie Molina, first child of Luther Dell Honeycutt and Eddie Mae Shafer Honeycutt, both of Gladewater was born September 8, 1922 in Big Sandy, Upshur Co., Texas in a farmhouse on the Old Big Sandy Road. She passed away July 3, 2013 of heart failure in Dallas, Texas.
She was raised in Gladewater, Texas, attended Gladewater Schools and graduated at 16. During WW II she was the receptionist at Camp Fannin Army Base training center, where she met and married Captain Edgar Robert Molina on September 18, 1944 in Marshall, Texas.
"Ed" was a Group Vice President of the Ford Motor Company during his career and they lived in New York City, Ann Arbor and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cap Ferrat in the South of France, Kronberg Taunus, Germany, London, and Mexico City. Marie was a member of the DAR and the Daughter's of the Republic of Texas.
After the death of her husband in 1982, she moved back to Gladewater. She was on the Gladewater Cemetery Committee, Pres. of the DRT Chapter, in the Garden Club, organizer for Gusher Days, and enjoyed many years of companionship with her fellow childhood retired and widowed friends. She moved back to Dallas in 2001 and lived with her youngest son Richard and his family, two miles from her son Stephen's home in North Dallas. Her grandchildren knew her as possibly the most generous grandmother of all time. Marie Molina led a glamorous storybook life all over the world, had hundreds of friends and was well liked in every community where she lived.
Survived by her sons, Stephen and Richard and their wives, their children and one great grandchild, her brother, Bob Honeycutt and his children and their families.
Services will be July 8, 2013 in Restland Wildwood Chapel...RFH
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Married: September 18, 1944
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