Aiden O. Forsythe
DOB: 10/01/1935
Birthplace: Wilberton, OK
Date of Death: 09/05/18
Kingwood, Texas
Spouse: Cynthia A. Forsythe
Date of marriage 10/21/1955
Years married 62.5 years
Survived by:
Wife: Cynthia A. Forsythe, Humble TX
Sister: Lucile Lemley, Northshore, TX
Sister in law: Lana Nance and Husband Scott Nance
Son: Michael Forsythe and wife Donna Forsythe, Cypress, TX
Daughter: Karen Austin and Husband Mitch Austin, Huffman, TX
Granddaughter: Teri Austin, Spring, TX
Granddaughter: Stephanie Freeman and Husband Danny Freeman, Humble, TX
Great Grandsons: Myles Austin and Tytus Freeman, Humble, TX
Numerous nieces and nephews
Preceded in death by:
Charles Tolliver and Mary Canelia Forsythe
Sisters: Ineta Smitherman, Katy Perry
Brother: James Edward Forsythe
Numerous nieces and nephews
Hobbies and Interests:
Golfing, traveling around the world in business and pleasure, woodworking in his shop in the garage.
Humble Area Baptist Church, Prison Ministry
Education:
Cedar Bayou High School, graduated in 1954
Texas A&M University and Sam Houston State University graduated in 1958 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration
Occupation:
40 years in the Oil and Gas Business, Retired in 1995 from Suburban Propane.
Accomplishments and Awards:
In high school he was Senior Class President and was 3rd in his class
He was an all state basketball player, ran track, played football and was in shop where he learned wood working and was in FFA.
Received a basketball scholarship to Texas A&M University
Military Service:
Texas Air Force National Guard, 1959 though 1965, but was never deployed
Final Words and Tributes
Over the years of his life he traveled the world to 20 different countries in work and in pleasure, playing golf in New Zeland, and at the Dubi Country Club and in Aubi Dabi which was a sand golf course. In retirement he enjoyed playing golf at Atascocita Country Club and other surrounding country clubs. He enjoyed being with his 2 granddaughters and then his great grand boys, he really enjoyed making wood products for Cynthia's painting and her students.
Rosewood Funeral Home
DOB: 10/01/1935
Birthplace: Wilberton, OK
Date of Death: 09/05/18
Kingwood, Texas
Spouse: Cynthia A. Forsythe
Date of marriage 10/21/1955
Years married 62.5 years
Survived by:
Wife: Cynthia A. Forsythe, Humble TX
Sister: Lucile Lemley, Northshore, TX
Sister in law: Lana Nance and Husband Scott Nance
Son: Michael Forsythe and wife Donna Forsythe, Cypress, TX
Daughter: Karen Austin and Husband Mitch Austin, Huffman, TX
Granddaughter: Teri Austin, Spring, TX
Granddaughter: Stephanie Freeman and Husband Danny Freeman, Humble, TX
Great Grandsons: Myles Austin and Tytus Freeman, Humble, TX
Numerous nieces and nephews
Preceded in death by:
Charles Tolliver and Mary Canelia Forsythe
Sisters: Ineta Smitherman, Katy Perry
Brother: James Edward Forsythe
Numerous nieces and nephews
Hobbies and Interests:
Golfing, traveling around the world in business and pleasure, woodworking in his shop in the garage.
Humble Area Baptist Church, Prison Ministry
Education:
Cedar Bayou High School, graduated in 1954
Texas A&M University and Sam Houston State University graduated in 1958 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration
Occupation:
40 years in the Oil and Gas Business, Retired in 1995 from Suburban Propane.
Accomplishments and Awards:
In high school he was Senior Class President and was 3rd in his class
He was an all state basketball player, ran track, played football and was in shop where he learned wood working and was in FFA.
Received a basketball scholarship to Texas A&M University
Military Service:
Texas Air Force National Guard, 1959 though 1965, but was never deployed
Final Words and Tributes
Over the years of his life he traveled the world to 20 different countries in work and in pleasure, playing golf in New Zeland, and at the Dubi Country Club and in Aubi Dabi which was a sand golf course. In retirement he enjoyed playing golf at Atascocita Country Club and other surrounding country clubs. He enjoyed being with his 2 granddaughters and then his great grand boys, he really enjoyed making wood products for Cynthia's painting and her students.
Rosewood Funeral Home
Aiden O. Forsythe
DOB: 10/01/1935
Birthplace: Wilberton, OK
Date of Death: 09/05/18
Kingwood, Texas
Spouse: Cynthia A. Forsythe
Date of marriage 10/21/1955
Years married 62.5 years
Survived by:
Wife: Cynthia A. Forsythe, Humble TX
Sister: Lucile Lemley, Northshore, TX
Sister in law: Lana Nance and Husband Scott Nance
Son: Michael Forsythe and wife Donna Forsythe, Cypress, TX
Daughter: Karen Austin and Husband Mitch Austin, Huffman, TX
Granddaughter: Teri Austin, Spring, TX
Granddaughter: Stephanie Freeman and Husband Danny Freeman, Humble, TX
Great Grandsons: Myles Austin and Tytus Freeman, Humble, TX
Numerous nieces and nephews
Preceded in death by:
Charles Tolliver and Mary Canelia Forsythe
Sisters: Ineta Smitherman, Katy Perry
Brother: James Edward Forsythe
Numerous nieces and nephews
Hobbies and Interests:
Golfing, traveling around the world in business and pleasure, woodworking in his shop in the garage.
Humble Area Baptist Church, Prison Ministry
Education:
Cedar Bayou High School, graduated in 1954
Texas A&M University and Sam Houston State University graduated in 1958 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration
Occupation:
40 years in the Oil and Gas Business, Retired in 1995 from Suburban Propane.
Accomplishments and Awards:
In high school he was Senior Class President and was 3rd in his class
He was an all state basketball player, ran track, played football and was in shop where he learned wood working and was in FFA.
Received a basketball scholarship to Texas A&M University
Military Service:
Texas Air Force National Guard, 1959 though 1965, but was never deployed
Final Words and Tributes
Over the years of his life he traveled the world to 20 different countries in work and in pleasure, playing golf in New Zeland, and at the Dubi Country Club and in Aubi Dabi which was a sand golf course. In retirement he enjoyed playing golf at Atascocita Country Club and other surrounding country clubs. He enjoyed being with his 2 granddaughters and then his great grand boys, he really enjoyed making wood products for Cynthia's painting and her students.
Rosewood Funeral Home
DOB: 10/01/1935
Birthplace: Wilberton, OK
Date of Death: 09/05/18
Kingwood, Texas
Spouse: Cynthia A. Forsythe
Date of marriage 10/21/1955
Years married 62.5 years
Survived by:
Wife: Cynthia A. Forsythe, Humble TX
Sister: Lucile Lemley, Northshore, TX
Sister in law: Lana Nance and Husband Scott Nance
Son: Michael Forsythe and wife Donna Forsythe, Cypress, TX
Daughter: Karen Austin and Husband Mitch Austin, Huffman, TX
Granddaughter: Teri Austin, Spring, TX
Granddaughter: Stephanie Freeman and Husband Danny Freeman, Humble, TX
Great Grandsons: Myles Austin and Tytus Freeman, Humble, TX
Numerous nieces and nephews
Preceded in death by:
Charles Tolliver and Mary Canelia Forsythe
Sisters: Ineta Smitherman, Katy Perry
Brother: James Edward Forsythe
Numerous nieces and nephews
Hobbies and Interests:
Golfing, traveling around the world in business and pleasure, woodworking in his shop in the garage.
Humble Area Baptist Church, Prison Ministry
Education:
Cedar Bayou High School, graduated in 1954
Texas A&M University and Sam Houston State University graduated in 1958 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration
Occupation:
40 years in the Oil and Gas Business, Retired in 1995 from Suburban Propane.
Accomplishments and Awards:
In high school he was Senior Class President and was 3rd in his class
He was an all state basketball player, ran track, played football and was in shop where he learned wood working and was in FFA.
Received a basketball scholarship to Texas A&M University
Military Service:
Texas Air Force National Guard, 1959 though 1965, but was never deployed
Final Words and Tributes
Over the years of his life he traveled the world to 20 different countries in work and in pleasure, playing golf in New Zeland, and at the Dubi Country Club and in Aubi Dabi which was a sand golf course. In retirement he enjoyed playing golf at Atascocita Country Club and other surrounding country clubs. He enjoyed being with his 2 granddaughters and then his great grand boys, he really enjoyed making wood products for Cynthia's painting and her students.
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