The Baxleys lived most of their lives in Tuscaloosa in the same house at 1105 16th Avenue. They had no surviving children.
She worked as a bookkeeper and as an office manager at a Savings and Loan Association. He worked in retail, as an Assistant Manager at a tire store and later as a salesman in a men's clothing store in Tuscaloosa. He loved to fish.
They attended Calvary Baptist Church for many years, then moved to another church in the 1960s.
Probably the only time they were apart for any length of time was during his service in WW2.
She worked as a bookkeeper and as an office manager at a Savings and Loan Association. He worked in retail, as an Assistant Manager at a tire store and later as a salesman in a men's clothing store in Tuscaloosa. He loved to fish.
They attended Calvary Baptist Church for many years, then moved to another church in the 1960s.
Probably the only time they were apart for any length of time was during his service in WW2.
The Baxleys lived most of their lives in Tuscaloosa in the same house at 1105 16th Avenue. They had no surviving children.
She worked as a bookkeeper and as an office manager at a Savings and Loan Association. He worked in retail, as an Assistant Manager at a tire store and later as a salesman in a men's clothing store in Tuscaloosa. He loved to fish.
They attended Calvary Baptist Church for many years, then moved to another church in the 1960s.
Probably the only time they were apart for any length of time was during his service in WW2.
She worked as a bookkeeper and as an office manager at a Savings and Loan Association. He worked in retail, as an Assistant Manager at a tire store and later as a salesman in a men's clothing store in Tuscaloosa. He loved to fish.
They attended Calvary Baptist Church for many years, then moved to another church in the 1960s.
Probably the only time they were apart for any length of time was during his service in WW2.
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