Obituary
Comanche Man Killed In Crash
COMANCHE – Jimmy Mac Windham, 18, of Rt. 3, Comanche, was killed instantly in a two-pickup head-on collision on State Highway 16 one mile north of Priddy Saturday night.
A spokesman for the Department of Public Safety in Lampasas said the accident occurred at 9:05 pm, when the pick-up Windham was driving and another driven by Rodney T. McDougal of Comanche collided head on. The spokesman said the accident occurred in the south-bound lane. He said the Windham pickup was traveling south while the McDougal vehicle was northbound.
Two passengers in the Windham vehicle were injured. Mitzi Wilkey of Goldthwaite was listed in fair condition with abrasions Sunday at Childress Hospital in Goldthwaite.
Bill Barrow, 16, of Comanche, was treated and released Saturday night at a Comanche hospital.
Services for Windham will be at 3 pm Monday at Oplin Baptist Church with Bill Eason, minister of Oplin Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in Tecumseh Cemetery directed by Fry Funeral Home of Tuscola.
Born Oct. 1, 1956, in Baird, he had lived in Oplin and attended school at Jim Ned. He moved with his family to Comanche in 1972.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Windham of Comanche; a sister, Mrs. Billy Wilson of Abilene; a brother Johnny of Coleman; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Windham Buchanan of Abilene; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McWhorter of Comanche; and a nephew.
Pallbearers will be Gary Rutland, David Swindle, Tony Elkins, Mickey Blankenship, Button May and Guy C. Williams.
Comanche Man Killed In Crash
COMANCHE – Jimmy Mac Windham, 18, of Rt. 3, Comanche, was killed instantly in a two-pickup head-on collision on State Highway 16 one mile north of Priddy Saturday night.
A spokesman for the Department of Public Safety in Lampasas said the accident occurred at 9:05 pm, when the pick-up Windham was driving and another driven by Rodney T. McDougal of Comanche collided head on. The spokesman said the accident occurred in the south-bound lane. He said the Windham pickup was traveling south while the McDougal vehicle was northbound.
Two passengers in the Windham vehicle were injured. Mitzi Wilkey of Goldthwaite was listed in fair condition with abrasions Sunday at Childress Hospital in Goldthwaite.
Bill Barrow, 16, of Comanche, was treated and released Saturday night at a Comanche hospital.
Services for Windham will be at 3 pm Monday at Oplin Baptist Church with Bill Eason, minister of Oplin Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in Tecumseh Cemetery directed by Fry Funeral Home of Tuscola.
Born Oct. 1, 1956, in Baird, he had lived in Oplin and attended school at Jim Ned. He moved with his family to Comanche in 1972.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Windham of Comanche; a sister, Mrs. Billy Wilson of Abilene; a brother Johnny of Coleman; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Windham Buchanan of Abilene; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McWhorter of Comanche; and a nephew.
Pallbearers will be Gary Rutland, David Swindle, Tony Elkins, Mickey Blankenship, Button May and Guy C. Williams.
Obituary
Comanche Man Killed In Crash
COMANCHE – Jimmy Mac Windham, 18, of Rt. 3, Comanche, was killed instantly in a two-pickup head-on collision on State Highway 16 one mile north of Priddy Saturday night.
A spokesman for the Department of Public Safety in Lampasas said the accident occurred at 9:05 pm, when the pick-up Windham was driving and another driven by Rodney T. McDougal of Comanche collided head on. The spokesman said the accident occurred in the south-bound lane. He said the Windham pickup was traveling south while the McDougal vehicle was northbound.
Two passengers in the Windham vehicle were injured. Mitzi Wilkey of Goldthwaite was listed in fair condition with abrasions Sunday at Childress Hospital in Goldthwaite.
Bill Barrow, 16, of Comanche, was treated and released Saturday night at a Comanche hospital.
Services for Windham will be at 3 pm Monday at Oplin Baptist Church with Bill Eason, minister of Oplin Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in Tecumseh Cemetery directed by Fry Funeral Home of Tuscola.
Born Oct. 1, 1956, in Baird, he had lived in Oplin and attended school at Jim Ned. He moved with his family to Comanche in 1972.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Windham of Comanche; a sister, Mrs. Billy Wilson of Abilene; a brother Johnny of Coleman; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Windham Buchanan of Abilene; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McWhorter of Comanche; and a nephew.
Pallbearers will be Gary Rutland, David Swindle, Tony Elkins, Mickey Blankenship, Button May and Guy C. Williams.
Comanche Man Killed In Crash
COMANCHE – Jimmy Mac Windham, 18, of Rt. 3, Comanche, was killed instantly in a two-pickup head-on collision on State Highway 16 one mile north of Priddy Saturday night.
A spokesman for the Department of Public Safety in Lampasas said the accident occurred at 9:05 pm, when the pick-up Windham was driving and another driven by Rodney T. McDougal of Comanche collided head on. The spokesman said the accident occurred in the south-bound lane. He said the Windham pickup was traveling south while the McDougal vehicle was northbound.
Two passengers in the Windham vehicle were injured. Mitzi Wilkey of Goldthwaite was listed in fair condition with abrasions Sunday at Childress Hospital in Goldthwaite.
Bill Barrow, 16, of Comanche, was treated and released Saturday night at a Comanche hospital.
Services for Windham will be at 3 pm Monday at Oplin Baptist Church with Bill Eason, minister of Oplin Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in Tecumseh Cemetery directed by Fry Funeral Home of Tuscola.
Born Oct. 1, 1956, in Baird, he had lived in Oplin and attended school at Jim Ned. He moved with his family to Comanche in 1972.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Windham of Comanche; a sister, Mrs. Billy Wilson of Abilene; a brother Johnny of Coleman; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Windham Buchanan of Abilene; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McWhorter of Comanche; and a nephew.
Pallbearers will be Gary Rutland, David Swindle, Tony Elkins, Mickey Blankenship, Button May and Guy C. Williams.
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