Woodville – Funeral services for LaVetta Faith Mitchell, 55, of Woodville, were held at 11 a.m. Monday, May 10, 1993, from the Riley Funeral Home Chapel in Woodville with Bro. Paul D. Leidel and Bro. Steve Baker officiating. Burial followed in Camp Ground Cemetery near Woodville.
Mrs. Mitchell died May 7, 1993, at the Tyler County Hospital in Woodville.
A native of Joaquin, she had resided in Houston for most of her life before moving to Woodville seven years ago. She was a member of the Woodville Gospel Tabernacle and was widely known in Houston by her Citizens Band Radio "handle" of "Dinah Girl".
Survivors include her husband, James M. Mitchell of Woodville; three daughters, Ramona Lamb of Willis and Lydia Mitchell and Rhonda Grace, both of Houston; son, James H. Mitchell of Woodville; four sisters, Geraldine Bear and Sadie Martinellie, both of Houston, Elizabeth Jean Stewart of Longview and Bertah Skipper of Big Sandy; brother Samuel Taylor of Houston; three grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Spencer Bruton, Sr., Darrell Bruton, Charlie Wood, Jay Tackett, Carl Bruton, and Donald R. Bruton. Honorary pallbearers were William Hartman and Charlie Torres.
As published in the Tyler County Booster 5/12/1993
Mrs. Mitchell died May 7, 1993, at the Tyler County Hospital in Woodville.
A native of Joaquin, she had resided in Houston for most of her life before moving to Woodville seven years ago. She was a member of the Woodville Gospel Tabernacle and was widely known in Houston by her Citizens Band Radio "handle" of "Dinah Girl".
Survivors include her husband, James M. Mitchell of Woodville; three daughters, Ramona Lamb of Willis and Lydia Mitchell and Rhonda Grace, both of Houston; son, James H. Mitchell of Woodville; four sisters, Geraldine Bear and Sadie Martinellie, both of Houston, Elizabeth Jean Stewart of Longview and Bertah Skipper of Big Sandy; brother Samuel Taylor of Houston; three grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Spencer Bruton, Sr., Darrell Bruton, Charlie Wood, Jay Tackett, Carl Bruton, and Donald R. Bruton. Honorary pallbearers were William Hartman and Charlie Torres.
As published in the Tyler County Booster 5/12/1993
Woodville – Funeral services for LaVetta Faith Mitchell, 55, of Woodville, were held at 11 a.m. Monday, May 10, 1993, from the Riley Funeral Home Chapel in Woodville with Bro. Paul D. Leidel and Bro. Steve Baker officiating. Burial followed in Camp Ground Cemetery near Woodville.
Mrs. Mitchell died May 7, 1993, at the Tyler County Hospital in Woodville.
A native of Joaquin, she had resided in Houston for most of her life before moving to Woodville seven years ago. She was a member of the Woodville Gospel Tabernacle and was widely known in Houston by her Citizens Band Radio "handle" of "Dinah Girl".
Survivors include her husband, James M. Mitchell of Woodville; three daughters, Ramona Lamb of Willis and Lydia Mitchell and Rhonda Grace, both of Houston; son, James H. Mitchell of Woodville; four sisters, Geraldine Bear and Sadie Martinellie, both of Houston, Elizabeth Jean Stewart of Longview and Bertah Skipper of Big Sandy; brother Samuel Taylor of Houston; three grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Spencer Bruton, Sr., Darrell Bruton, Charlie Wood, Jay Tackett, Carl Bruton, and Donald R. Bruton. Honorary pallbearers were William Hartman and Charlie Torres.
As published in the Tyler County Booster 5/12/1993
Mrs. Mitchell died May 7, 1993, at the Tyler County Hospital in Woodville.
A native of Joaquin, she had resided in Houston for most of her life before moving to Woodville seven years ago. She was a member of the Woodville Gospel Tabernacle and was widely known in Houston by her Citizens Band Radio "handle" of "Dinah Girl".
Survivors include her husband, James M. Mitchell of Woodville; three daughters, Ramona Lamb of Willis and Lydia Mitchell and Rhonda Grace, both of Houston; son, James H. Mitchell of Woodville; four sisters, Geraldine Bear and Sadie Martinellie, both of Houston, Elizabeth Jean Stewart of Longview and Bertah Skipper of Big Sandy; brother Samuel Taylor of Houston; three grandchildren.
Pallbearers included Spencer Bruton, Sr., Darrell Bruton, Charlie Wood, Jay Tackett, Carl Bruton, and Donald R. Bruton. Honorary pallbearers were William Hartman and Charlie Torres.
As published in the Tyler County Booster 5/12/1993
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