Mrs. Frances Louise May, 91, passed away Saturday, June 23, 2012, in Teague. Funeral services will be 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 26, 2012, at Bowers Funeral Home in Teague. Bro. Steve Cowart and Bro. Gary House will officiate. A Private interment will follow the services at Cotton Gin Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 6 to 8 p.m., Monday, June 25, 2012, at the funeral home.
Frances Louise was born in Freestone County, Texas, to the late Marshall and Penny Goulding. She attended school at Shanks, Teague, and Galena Park, where she graduated from high school. Louise married Paul Martin Wilson and they lived in Henderson until his death in 1960 and she returned to Teague in June of 1960. On May 3, 1964, she married William E. May. Louise was a member of Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in Teague.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Paul Wilson; brothers, Estes Goulding and Eldon Goulding; sister, Margaret Bell; and a great-grandson, Caleb Rasbeary.
Survivors include her husband of 47 years, William E. (Bill) May, of Teague; daughters, Paula Dunklin and husband, Tom Frank, of Crosby and Jackie Rasbeary and husband, Ron, of Teague; son, Tommy Wilson and wife, LaShell, of Teague; grandchildren, Michael Dunklin, of Teague, Keith Wilson and wife, Courtney, of Mt. Alba, Amy Hearn and husband, Brandon, of Teague, Paul Wilson, of Streetman, Janet Najvar and husband, Stephen, of Cypress, and Jared Rasbeary and wife, Laura, of Belton; great-grandchildren, Austin Hanna, Matthew Najvar, Christian Palmer, Addison Hearn, Emily Najvar, Michael Najvar, Mary Kate Najvar, Mackenzie Palmer, William Najvar, Joseph Najvar, Therese Najvar, Natalie Najvar, Jacob Wilson, Lucas Wilson, and Isabella Wilson. U9
Frances Louise was born in Freestone County, Texas, to the late Marshall and Penny Goulding. She attended school at Shanks, Teague, and Galena Park, where she graduated from high school. Louise married Paul Martin Wilson and they lived in Henderson until his death in 1960 and she returned to Teague in June of 1960. On May 3, 1964, she married William E. May. Louise was a member of Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in Teague.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Paul Wilson; brothers, Estes Goulding and Eldon Goulding; sister, Margaret Bell; and a great-grandson, Caleb Rasbeary.
Survivors include her husband of 47 years, William E. (Bill) May, of Teague; daughters, Paula Dunklin and husband, Tom Frank, of Crosby and Jackie Rasbeary and husband, Ron, of Teague; son, Tommy Wilson and wife, LaShell, of Teague; grandchildren, Michael Dunklin, of Teague, Keith Wilson and wife, Courtney, of Mt. Alba, Amy Hearn and husband, Brandon, of Teague, Paul Wilson, of Streetman, Janet Najvar and husband, Stephen, of Cypress, and Jared Rasbeary and wife, Laura, of Belton; great-grandchildren, Austin Hanna, Matthew Najvar, Christian Palmer, Addison Hearn, Emily Najvar, Michael Najvar, Mary Kate Najvar, Mackenzie Palmer, William Najvar, Joseph Najvar, Therese Najvar, Natalie Najvar, Jacob Wilson, Lucas Wilson, and Isabella Wilson. U9
Mrs. Frances Louise May, 91, passed away Saturday, June 23, 2012, in Teague. Funeral services will be 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 26, 2012, at Bowers Funeral Home in Teague. Bro. Steve Cowart and Bro. Gary House will officiate. A Private interment will follow the services at Cotton Gin Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 6 to 8 p.m., Monday, June 25, 2012, at the funeral home.
Frances Louise was born in Freestone County, Texas, to the late Marshall and Penny Goulding. She attended school at Shanks, Teague, and Galena Park, where she graduated from high school. Louise married Paul Martin Wilson and they lived in Henderson until his death in 1960 and she returned to Teague in June of 1960. On May 3, 1964, she married William E. May. Louise was a member of Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in Teague.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Paul Wilson; brothers, Estes Goulding and Eldon Goulding; sister, Margaret Bell; and a great-grandson, Caleb Rasbeary.
Survivors include her husband of 47 years, William E. (Bill) May, of Teague; daughters, Paula Dunklin and husband, Tom Frank, of Crosby and Jackie Rasbeary and husband, Ron, of Teague; son, Tommy Wilson and wife, LaShell, of Teague; grandchildren, Michael Dunklin, of Teague, Keith Wilson and wife, Courtney, of Mt. Alba, Amy Hearn and husband, Brandon, of Teague, Paul Wilson, of Streetman, Janet Najvar and husband, Stephen, of Cypress, and Jared Rasbeary and wife, Laura, of Belton; great-grandchildren, Austin Hanna, Matthew Najvar, Christian Palmer, Addison Hearn, Emily Najvar, Michael Najvar, Mary Kate Najvar, Mackenzie Palmer, William Najvar, Joseph Najvar, Therese Najvar, Natalie Najvar, Jacob Wilson, Lucas Wilson, and Isabella Wilson. U9
Frances Louise was born in Freestone County, Texas, to the late Marshall and Penny Goulding. She attended school at Shanks, Teague, and Galena Park, where she graduated from high school. Louise married Paul Martin Wilson and they lived in Henderson until his death in 1960 and she returned to Teague in June of 1960. On May 3, 1964, she married William E. May. Louise was a member of Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in Teague.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Paul Wilson; brothers, Estes Goulding and Eldon Goulding; sister, Margaret Bell; and a great-grandson, Caleb Rasbeary.
Survivors include her husband of 47 years, William E. (Bill) May, of Teague; daughters, Paula Dunklin and husband, Tom Frank, of Crosby and Jackie Rasbeary and husband, Ron, of Teague; son, Tommy Wilson and wife, LaShell, of Teague; grandchildren, Michael Dunklin, of Teague, Keith Wilson and wife, Courtney, of Mt. Alba, Amy Hearn and husband, Brandon, of Teague, Paul Wilson, of Streetman, Janet Najvar and husband, Stephen, of Cypress, and Jared Rasbeary and wife, Laura, of Belton; great-grandchildren, Austin Hanna, Matthew Najvar, Christian Palmer, Addison Hearn, Emily Najvar, Michael Najvar, Mary Kate Najvar, Mackenzie Palmer, William Najvar, Joseph Najvar, Therese Najvar, Natalie Najvar, Jacob Wilson, Lucas Wilson, and Isabella Wilson. U9
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