Catherine Vesta White was born June 14, 1891 in Pickens County, Alabama.
She married Lee Andrew Denton in 1909.
She passed away Feb 6, 1984 at the Stonebrook Care Center in Lamar County. Texas.
Obit:
LAMAR COUNTY ECHO, February 9, 1984. 'Funeral services for Vesta K. Denton, 3055 Clarksville St., were held Wednesday, Feb. 8, at Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home Chapel. John Cannon, minister of the Lamar Avenue Church of Christ, officiated and burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. Mrs. Denton died Monday, Feb. 6, at Stonebrook Care Center. She was born June 14, 1891, in Pickens County, Ala., a daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Evdora Propst White. She came to Lamar County with her family in 1895. She was married to Lee Andrew Denton Sr. in 1909 and they lived in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris. She worked for several years at Camp Maxey and her husband was employed by Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home until his death in March, 1963. She had been a member of the Church of Christ and a member of its Smithy Allen Sunday School Class. Surviving are one son, Lee A. Denton Jr. of Paris; one daughter, Cecile L. Roden of Paris; four grandchildren, Pamela Denton, Gene Roden Jr. and Marcus L. Roden, all of Paris, and Suzanne Roden of Tyler; six great-grandchildren; one brother, James White of Paris and a number of nieces and nephews.'
GSNET Newsletter, IX, April, 1984. 'Vesta K. Denton of Paris, mother of Mrs. Cecile L. Roden, died Wed., Feb. 8, 1984. She was born June 14, 1891, Picken Co., AL., daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Eudora Propst White, moving with her family to Lamar County in 1895. She married Lee Andrew Denton, Sr. in 1909. Burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. The Dentons resided in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris'
She married Lee Andrew Denton in 1909.
She passed away Feb 6, 1984 at the Stonebrook Care Center in Lamar County. Texas.
Obit:
LAMAR COUNTY ECHO, February 9, 1984. 'Funeral services for Vesta K. Denton, 3055 Clarksville St., were held Wednesday, Feb. 8, at Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home Chapel. John Cannon, minister of the Lamar Avenue Church of Christ, officiated and burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. Mrs. Denton died Monday, Feb. 6, at Stonebrook Care Center. She was born June 14, 1891, in Pickens County, Ala., a daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Evdora Propst White. She came to Lamar County with her family in 1895. She was married to Lee Andrew Denton Sr. in 1909 and they lived in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris. She worked for several years at Camp Maxey and her husband was employed by Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home until his death in March, 1963. She had been a member of the Church of Christ and a member of its Smithy Allen Sunday School Class. Surviving are one son, Lee A. Denton Jr. of Paris; one daughter, Cecile L. Roden of Paris; four grandchildren, Pamela Denton, Gene Roden Jr. and Marcus L. Roden, all of Paris, and Suzanne Roden of Tyler; six great-grandchildren; one brother, James White of Paris and a number of nieces and nephews.'
GSNET Newsletter, IX, April, 1984. 'Vesta K. Denton of Paris, mother of Mrs. Cecile L. Roden, died Wed., Feb. 8, 1984. She was born June 14, 1891, Picken Co., AL., daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Eudora Propst White, moving with her family to Lamar County in 1895. She married Lee Andrew Denton, Sr. in 1909. Burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. The Dentons resided in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris'
Catherine Vesta White was born June 14, 1891 in Pickens County, Alabama.
She married Lee Andrew Denton in 1909.
She passed away Feb 6, 1984 at the Stonebrook Care Center in Lamar County. Texas.
Obit:
LAMAR COUNTY ECHO, February 9, 1984. 'Funeral services for Vesta K. Denton, 3055 Clarksville St., were held Wednesday, Feb. 8, at Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home Chapel. John Cannon, minister of the Lamar Avenue Church of Christ, officiated and burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. Mrs. Denton died Monday, Feb. 6, at Stonebrook Care Center. She was born June 14, 1891, in Pickens County, Ala., a daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Evdora Propst White. She came to Lamar County with her family in 1895. She was married to Lee Andrew Denton Sr. in 1909 and they lived in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris. She worked for several years at Camp Maxey and her husband was employed by Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home until his death in March, 1963. She had been a member of the Church of Christ and a member of its Smithy Allen Sunday School Class. Surviving are one son, Lee A. Denton Jr. of Paris; one daughter, Cecile L. Roden of Paris; four grandchildren, Pamela Denton, Gene Roden Jr. and Marcus L. Roden, all of Paris, and Suzanne Roden of Tyler; six great-grandchildren; one brother, James White of Paris and a number of nieces and nephews.'
GSNET Newsletter, IX, April, 1984. 'Vesta K. Denton of Paris, mother of Mrs. Cecile L. Roden, died Wed., Feb. 8, 1984. She was born June 14, 1891, Picken Co., AL., daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Eudora Propst White, moving with her family to Lamar County in 1895. She married Lee Andrew Denton, Sr. in 1909. Burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. The Dentons resided in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris'
She married Lee Andrew Denton in 1909.
She passed away Feb 6, 1984 at the Stonebrook Care Center in Lamar County. Texas.
Obit:
LAMAR COUNTY ECHO, February 9, 1984. 'Funeral services for Vesta K. Denton, 3055 Clarksville St., were held Wednesday, Feb. 8, at Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home Chapel. John Cannon, minister of the Lamar Avenue Church of Christ, officiated and burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. Mrs. Denton died Monday, Feb. 6, at Stonebrook Care Center. She was born June 14, 1891, in Pickens County, Ala., a daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Evdora Propst White. She came to Lamar County with her family in 1895. She was married to Lee Andrew Denton Sr. in 1909 and they lived in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris. She worked for several years at Camp Maxey and her husband was employed by Gene Roden's Sons Funeral Home until his death in March, 1963. She had been a member of the Church of Christ and a member of its Smithy Allen Sunday School Class. Surviving are one son, Lee A. Denton Jr. of Paris; one daughter, Cecile L. Roden of Paris; four grandchildren, Pamela Denton, Gene Roden Jr. and Marcus L. Roden, all of Paris, and Suzanne Roden of Tyler; six great-grandchildren; one brother, James White of Paris and a number of nieces and nephews.'
GSNET Newsletter, IX, April, 1984. 'Vesta K. Denton of Paris, mother of Mrs. Cecile L. Roden, died Wed., Feb. 8, 1984. She was born June 14, 1891, Picken Co., AL., daughter of Cathey Alexander White and Josephine Eudora Propst White, moving with her family to Lamar County in 1895. She married Lee Andrew Denton, Sr. in 1909. Burial was in Restland Cemetery at Roxton. The Dentons resided in Roxton until 1942 when they moved to Paris'
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