Mrs. Grant worked many years as a nurse at Roy H. Laird Hospital, Kilgore Nursing Center and The Willows. She was a strong supporter of our Kilgore Police Department. Among other things, Barbara enjoyed horses and gardening as well as writing and painting. Her family will remember her as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend.
Published in Longview News-Journal on May 22, 2013
She was the youngest daughter of Arthur "Bill" Sterling Price & Martha Bruenell Brunson Price. While growing up, because of her father's job with a pipe line company Barbara, moved around several cities in Oklahoma, Texas, Penn. & back to Jacksonville, Texas in the 1960s. In the early 1960s, she met & married her husband L. W. Grant in Jacksonville, Texas. The couple moved to Kilgore in the mid 60s & to Danville in the late 60s. They called they home, "Grant's Hill."
Published in Longview News-Journal on May 22, 2013
She was the youngest daughter of Arthur "Bill" Sterling Price & Martha Bruenell Brunson Price. While growing up, because of her father's job with a pipe line company Barbara, moved around several cities in Oklahoma, Texas, Penn. & back to Jacksonville, Texas in the 1960s. In the early 1960s, she met & married her husband L. W. Grant in Jacksonville, Texas. The couple moved to Kilgore in the mid 60s & to Danville in the late 60s. They called they home, "Grant's Hill."
Mrs. Grant worked many years as a nurse at Roy H. Laird Hospital, Kilgore Nursing Center and The Willows. She was a strong supporter of our Kilgore Police Department. Among other things, Barbara enjoyed horses and gardening as well as writing and painting. Her family will remember her as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend.
Published in Longview News-Journal on May 22, 2013
She was the youngest daughter of Arthur "Bill" Sterling Price & Martha Bruenell Brunson Price. While growing up, because of her father's job with a pipe line company Barbara, moved around several cities in Oklahoma, Texas, Penn. & back to Jacksonville, Texas in the 1960s. In the early 1960s, she met & married her husband L. W. Grant in Jacksonville, Texas. The couple moved to Kilgore in the mid 60s & to Danville in the late 60s. They called they home, "Grant's Hill."
Published in Longview News-Journal on May 22, 2013
She was the youngest daughter of Arthur "Bill" Sterling Price & Martha Bruenell Brunson Price. While growing up, because of her father's job with a pipe line company Barbara, moved around several cities in Oklahoma, Texas, Penn. & back to Jacksonville, Texas in the 1960s. In the early 1960s, she met & married her husband L. W. Grant in Jacksonville, Texas. The couple moved to Kilgore in the mid 60s & to Danville in the late 60s. They called they home, "Grant's Hill."
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