Daughter of Charles Webb & Essie Mae Mitchell
Essie Mae Webb, is buried at Mt. Olivet in Ft Worth, TX.
Bonnie's brother, Charles Webb, Jr. is buried at Greenwood Memorial Park in Ft. Worth, TX.
Bonnie was also married to Delbert Ray Richardson.
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My mother, Bonnie, was born on August 3, 1937 in Alabama and came from very humble beginnings. She told me about picking cotton, starving and being homeless.
She was beautiful and strong and was never shy about telling anyone what she thought. During her life she worked as everything from a nickel a dance girl. a bartender, a bar owner, a seamstress. She worked in bars on Jacksboro Hwy and in the Stockyards of Ft.Worth back when it was a vary dangerous and exciting place.
Mom and Baker owned trucks. Baker drove them with Mom joining him on occasion. After she married Baker she mostly was a housewife and mother then eventually Emaw to my daughter Kenzi Faye (the love of her life). She never hesitated to offer a meal to any truck driver that was in town and in need of a shower and a meal. She could feed 15 people breakfast as easily as she could 2.
Mom was married 4 times that I know of. I'll list them in case anyone is ever curious.
David Clayton Cook (she was 16 when they married)
Delbert Ray Richardson (my daddy, they divorced in 1961, when I was less than a year old)
Spot Spotansky (not sure of his real name)
Hildred Baker Hammer (the man who raised me)
Bonnie Webb Hammer (1937 - 2011)
Bonnie Webb Hammer, 73, a longtime resident of Keller Oaks Nursing Center, passed away Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011. Memorial service: Private. Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband, H.B. Hammer; her parents; one brother; and one sister. Survivors: Her daughter, Regina Cobb and partner, Billy Myrick; granddaughter, Kenzi Neuman and husband, Josh; brothers, John Webb and wife, Cecilia, of Texas and Ronnie Webb and wife, Mary, of California; and sisters, Margie Dean Jones of Michigan and Flora May Hilton of Texas.
Published in Star-Telegram on February 8, 2011
Essie Mae Webb, is buried at Mt. Olivet in Ft Worth, TX.
Bonnie's brother, Charles Webb, Jr. is buried at Greenwood Memorial Park in Ft. Worth, TX.
Bonnie was also married to Delbert Ray Richardson.
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My mother, Bonnie, was born on August 3, 1937 in Alabama and came from very humble beginnings. She told me about picking cotton, starving and being homeless.
She was beautiful and strong and was never shy about telling anyone what she thought. During her life she worked as everything from a nickel a dance girl. a bartender, a bar owner, a seamstress. She worked in bars on Jacksboro Hwy and in the Stockyards of Ft.Worth back when it was a vary dangerous and exciting place.
Mom and Baker owned trucks. Baker drove them with Mom joining him on occasion. After she married Baker she mostly was a housewife and mother then eventually Emaw to my daughter Kenzi Faye (the love of her life). She never hesitated to offer a meal to any truck driver that was in town and in need of a shower and a meal. She could feed 15 people breakfast as easily as she could 2.
Mom was married 4 times that I know of. I'll list them in case anyone is ever curious.
David Clayton Cook (she was 16 when they married)
Delbert Ray Richardson (my daddy, they divorced in 1961, when I was less than a year old)
Spot Spotansky (not sure of his real name)
Hildred Baker Hammer (the man who raised me)
Bonnie Webb Hammer (1937 - 2011)
Bonnie Webb Hammer, 73, a longtime resident of Keller Oaks Nursing Center, passed away Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011. Memorial service: Private. Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband, H.B. Hammer; her parents; one brother; and one sister. Survivors: Her daughter, Regina Cobb and partner, Billy Myrick; granddaughter, Kenzi Neuman and husband, Josh; brothers, John Webb and wife, Cecilia, of Texas and Ronnie Webb and wife, Mary, of California; and sisters, Margie Dean Jones of Michigan and Flora May Hilton of Texas.
Published in Star-Telegram on February 8, 2011
Daughter of Charles Webb & Essie Mae Mitchell
Essie Mae Webb, is buried at Mt. Olivet in Ft Worth, TX.
Bonnie's brother, Charles Webb, Jr. is buried at Greenwood Memorial Park in Ft. Worth, TX.
Bonnie was also married to Delbert Ray Richardson.
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My mother, Bonnie, was born on August 3, 1937 in Alabama and came from very humble beginnings. She told me about picking cotton, starving and being homeless.
She was beautiful and strong and was never shy about telling anyone what she thought. During her life she worked as everything from a nickel a dance girl. a bartender, a bar owner, a seamstress. She worked in bars on Jacksboro Hwy and in the Stockyards of Ft.Worth back when it was a vary dangerous and exciting place.
Mom and Baker owned trucks. Baker drove them with Mom joining him on occasion. After she married Baker she mostly was a housewife and mother then eventually Emaw to my daughter Kenzi Faye (the love of her life). She never hesitated to offer a meal to any truck driver that was in town and in need of a shower and a meal. She could feed 15 people breakfast as easily as she could 2.
Mom was married 4 times that I know of. I'll list them in case anyone is ever curious.
David Clayton Cook (she was 16 when they married)
Delbert Ray Richardson (my daddy, they divorced in 1961, when I was less than a year old)
Spot Spotansky (not sure of his real name)
Hildred Baker Hammer (the man who raised me)
Bonnie Webb Hammer (1937 - 2011)
Bonnie Webb Hammer, 73, a longtime resident of Keller Oaks Nursing Center, passed away Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011. Memorial service: Private. Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband, H.B. Hammer; her parents; one brother; and one sister. Survivors: Her daughter, Regina Cobb and partner, Billy Myrick; granddaughter, Kenzi Neuman and husband, Josh; brothers, John Webb and wife, Cecilia, of Texas and Ronnie Webb and wife, Mary, of California; and sisters, Margie Dean Jones of Michigan and Flora May Hilton of Texas.
Published in Star-Telegram on February 8, 2011
Essie Mae Webb, is buried at Mt. Olivet in Ft Worth, TX.
Bonnie's brother, Charles Webb, Jr. is buried at Greenwood Memorial Park in Ft. Worth, TX.
Bonnie was also married to Delbert Ray Richardson.
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My mother, Bonnie, was born on August 3, 1937 in Alabama and came from very humble beginnings. She told me about picking cotton, starving and being homeless.
She was beautiful and strong and was never shy about telling anyone what she thought. During her life she worked as everything from a nickel a dance girl. a bartender, a bar owner, a seamstress. She worked in bars on Jacksboro Hwy and in the Stockyards of Ft.Worth back when it was a vary dangerous and exciting place.
Mom and Baker owned trucks. Baker drove them with Mom joining him on occasion. After she married Baker she mostly was a housewife and mother then eventually Emaw to my daughter Kenzi Faye (the love of her life). She never hesitated to offer a meal to any truck driver that was in town and in need of a shower and a meal. She could feed 15 people breakfast as easily as she could 2.
Mom was married 4 times that I know of. I'll list them in case anyone is ever curious.
David Clayton Cook (she was 16 when they married)
Delbert Ray Richardson (my daddy, they divorced in 1961, when I was less than a year old)
Spot Spotansky (not sure of his real name)
Hildred Baker Hammer (the man who raised me)
Bonnie Webb Hammer (1937 - 2011)
Bonnie Webb Hammer, 73, a longtime resident of Keller Oaks Nursing Center, passed away Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011. Memorial service: Private. Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband, H.B. Hammer; her parents; one brother; and one sister. Survivors: Her daughter, Regina Cobb and partner, Billy Myrick; granddaughter, Kenzi Neuman and husband, Josh; brothers, John Webb and wife, Cecilia, of Texas and Ronnie Webb and wife, Mary, of California; and sisters, Margie Dean Jones of Michigan and Flora May Hilton of Texas.
Published in Star-Telegram on February 8, 2011
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