PARENTS: Luther Kirby Crawford and Martha Preston Alexander, married on March 20, 1907
HUSBAND: Donald Turner Guthrie, married November 13, 1932
CHILDREN:
Mary Anne Guthrie
Donald Turner Guthrie
William Crawford Guthrie
John Converse Guthrie
OBITUARY:
Annie C. Guthrie
Funeral services for Annie C. Guthrie, 97, were held Wednesday, May 30, 2007 in the Acton United Methodist Church.
Burial and graveside service was in Oakland Cemetery in Dallas. Visitation was 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Annie C. Guthrie passed away Sunday, May 27, 2007 in Granbury. She was born Nov. 1, 1909 in Bonham. She was a graduate of C.I.A in Denton with a degree in education. She married Donald T. Guthrie Nov. 13, 1932. He preceded her in death on July 1, 1991.
Annie was a member of Acton United Methodist Church, the P.E.O., the Kappa Alpha Theta sororities, Pecan Plantation Women's Club, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Colonial Dames of the XVII Century, and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
She was a substitute teacher in the Houston I.S.D. and worked in the real estate business in Houston. She and Don retired to their ranch in Fayetteville and then moved to Bastrop. After Don's death she moved to Granbury with her daughter.
Survivors are a daughter: Mary Anne Minturn of Granbury; sons: Don Guthrie and wife Kay of Granbury, Bill Guthrie and wife Lynda of Houston, John Guthrie of Houston; nine grandchildren, Bill and Sarah Minturn, Mike and Kathy Minturn, Michael and Barbara Guthrie, Kevin and Stephanie Mahoney, Jason Guthrie, Dave and Lisa Hudzietz, and Brad and Julie Prince; great-grandchildren, Sandy and Amanda Minturn, Naomi and Noelle Minturn, Brian, Michael and David Mahoney, Melissa Guthrie, Hunter and Adrian Price.
NOTE TO READERS:
I found this obituary today with great sadness. For 10 years now I have been reading letters exchanged between Annie and her cousin Ada Miller. You see she and ada were genealogists and researched together over 50 years ago. If I had know she were still alive, I would have sought her out. I felt it only necessary to give her an appropriate genealogist tribute.
HUSBAND: Donald Turner Guthrie, married November 13, 1932
CHILDREN:
Mary Anne Guthrie
Donald Turner Guthrie
William Crawford Guthrie
John Converse Guthrie
OBITUARY:
Annie C. Guthrie
Funeral services for Annie C. Guthrie, 97, were held Wednesday, May 30, 2007 in the Acton United Methodist Church.
Burial and graveside service was in Oakland Cemetery in Dallas. Visitation was 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Annie C. Guthrie passed away Sunday, May 27, 2007 in Granbury. She was born Nov. 1, 1909 in Bonham. She was a graduate of C.I.A in Denton with a degree in education. She married Donald T. Guthrie Nov. 13, 1932. He preceded her in death on July 1, 1991.
Annie was a member of Acton United Methodist Church, the P.E.O., the Kappa Alpha Theta sororities, Pecan Plantation Women's Club, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Colonial Dames of the XVII Century, and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
She was a substitute teacher in the Houston I.S.D. and worked in the real estate business in Houston. She and Don retired to their ranch in Fayetteville and then moved to Bastrop. After Don's death she moved to Granbury with her daughter.
Survivors are a daughter: Mary Anne Minturn of Granbury; sons: Don Guthrie and wife Kay of Granbury, Bill Guthrie and wife Lynda of Houston, John Guthrie of Houston; nine grandchildren, Bill and Sarah Minturn, Mike and Kathy Minturn, Michael and Barbara Guthrie, Kevin and Stephanie Mahoney, Jason Guthrie, Dave and Lisa Hudzietz, and Brad and Julie Prince; great-grandchildren, Sandy and Amanda Minturn, Naomi and Noelle Minturn, Brian, Michael and David Mahoney, Melissa Guthrie, Hunter and Adrian Price.
NOTE TO READERS:
I found this obituary today with great sadness. For 10 years now I have been reading letters exchanged between Annie and her cousin Ada Miller. You see she and ada were genealogists and researched together over 50 years ago. If I had know she were still alive, I would have sought her out. I felt it only necessary to give her an appropriate genealogist tribute.
PARENTS: Luther Kirby Crawford and Martha Preston Alexander, married on March 20, 1907
HUSBAND: Donald Turner Guthrie, married November 13, 1932
CHILDREN:
Mary Anne Guthrie
Donald Turner Guthrie
William Crawford Guthrie
John Converse Guthrie
OBITUARY:
Annie C. Guthrie
Funeral services for Annie C. Guthrie, 97, were held Wednesday, May 30, 2007 in the Acton United Methodist Church.
Burial and graveside service was in Oakland Cemetery in Dallas. Visitation was 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Annie C. Guthrie passed away Sunday, May 27, 2007 in Granbury. She was born Nov. 1, 1909 in Bonham. She was a graduate of C.I.A in Denton with a degree in education. She married Donald T. Guthrie Nov. 13, 1932. He preceded her in death on July 1, 1991.
Annie was a member of Acton United Methodist Church, the P.E.O., the Kappa Alpha Theta sororities, Pecan Plantation Women's Club, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Colonial Dames of the XVII Century, and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
She was a substitute teacher in the Houston I.S.D. and worked in the real estate business in Houston. She and Don retired to their ranch in Fayetteville and then moved to Bastrop. After Don's death she moved to Granbury with her daughter.
Survivors are a daughter: Mary Anne Minturn of Granbury; sons: Don Guthrie and wife Kay of Granbury, Bill Guthrie and wife Lynda of Houston, John Guthrie of Houston; nine grandchildren, Bill and Sarah Minturn, Mike and Kathy Minturn, Michael and Barbara Guthrie, Kevin and Stephanie Mahoney, Jason Guthrie, Dave and Lisa Hudzietz, and Brad and Julie Prince; great-grandchildren, Sandy and Amanda Minturn, Naomi and Noelle Minturn, Brian, Michael and David Mahoney, Melissa Guthrie, Hunter and Adrian Price.
NOTE TO READERS:
I found this obituary today with great sadness. For 10 years now I have been reading letters exchanged between Annie and her cousin Ada Miller. You see she and ada were genealogists and researched together over 50 years ago. If I had know she were still alive, I would have sought her out. I felt it only necessary to give her an appropriate genealogist tribute.
HUSBAND: Donald Turner Guthrie, married November 13, 1932
CHILDREN:
Mary Anne Guthrie
Donald Turner Guthrie
William Crawford Guthrie
John Converse Guthrie
OBITUARY:
Annie C. Guthrie
Funeral services for Annie C. Guthrie, 97, were held Wednesday, May 30, 2007 in the Acton United Methodist Church.
Burial and graveside service was in Oakland Cemetery in Dallas. Visitation was 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Annie C. Guthrie passed away Sunday, May 27, 2007 in Granbury. She was born Nov. 1, 1909 in Bonham. She was a graduate of C.I.A in Denton with a degree in education. She married Donald T. Guthrie Nov. 13, 1932. He preceded her in death on July 1, 1991.
Annie was a member of Acton United Methodist Church, the P.E.O., the Kappa Alpha Theta sororities, Pecan Plantation Women's Club, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Colonial Dames of the XVII Century, and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
She was a substitute teacher in the Houston I.S.D. and worked in the real estate business in Houston. She and Don retired to their ranch in Fayetteville and then moved to Bastrop. After Don's death she moved to Granbury with her daughter.
Survivors are a daughter: Mary Anne Minturn of Granbury; sons: Don Guthrie and wife Kay of Granbury, Bill Guthrie and wife Lynda of Houston, John Guthrie of Houston; nine grandchildren, Bill and Sarah Minturn, Mike and Kathy Minturn, Michael and Barbara Guthrie, Kevin and Stephanie Mahoney, Jason Guthrie, Dave and Lisa Hudzietz, and Brad and Julie Prince; great-grandchildren, Sandy and Amanda Minturn, Naomi and Noelle Minturn, Brian, Michael and David Mahoney, Melissa Guthrie, Hunter and Adrian Price.
NOTE TO READERS:
I found this obituary today with great sadness. For 10 years now I have been reading letters exchanged between Annie and her cousin Ada Miller. You see she and ada were genealogists and researched together over 50 years ago. If I had know she were still alive, I would have sought her out. I felt it only necessary to give her an appropriate genealogist tribute.
