Ross was born in Waxahachie, TX the only child of James & Lila Knott. When he was two weeks old the family moved to Hanover, PA where they lived until 1968 when they moved back to Milford to care for his grandmother. He married his wife, Angie, on February 7, 1970 in Hillsboro, Hill County, TX.
He was a welder and worked building water tanks, oil storage tanks and gas extraction frac units. He was well known for his welding abilities and was considered one of the best welders in the Ellis County area. He enjoyed working in his flower beds and had a nice clean yard. He is greatly missed by his family and we are left to wonder why he chose to leave us. We continue to grieve.
He is survived by his wife Angela Marie Knott of Milford and a son, Tony Lee Knott and wife Linda of Woodland Park, Colorado; two granddaughters, Rachel and Leah.
He was a welder and worked building water tanks, oil storage tanks and gas extraction frac units. He was well known for his welding abilities and was considered one of the best welders in the Ellis County area. He enjoyed working in his flower beds and had a nice clean yard. He is greatly missed by his family and we are left to wonder why he chose to leave us. We continue to grieve.
He is survived by his wife Angela Marie Knott of Milford and a son, Tony Lee Knott and wife Linda of Woodland Park, Colorado; two granddaughters, Rachel and Leah.
Ross was born in Waxahachie, TX the only child of James & Lila Knott. When he was two weeks old the family moved to Hanover, PA where they lived until 1968 when they moved back to Milford to care for his grandmother. He married his wife, Angie, on February 7, 1970 in Hillsboro, Hill County, TX.
He was a welder and worked building water tanks, oil storage tanks and gas extraction frac units. He was well known for his welding abilities and was considered one of the best welders in the Ellis County area. He enjoyed working in his flower beds and had a nice clean yard. He is greatly missed by his family and we are left to wonder why he chose to leave us. We continue to grieve.
He is survived by his wife Angela Marie Knott of Milford and a son, Tony Lee Knott and wife Linda of Woodland Park, Colorado; two granddaughters, Rachel and Leah.
He was a welder and worked building water tanks, oil storage tanks and gas extraction frac units. He was well known for his welding abilities and was considered one of the best welders in the Ellis County area. He enjoyed working in his flower beds and had a nice clean yard. He is greatly missed by his family and we are left to wonder why he chose to leave us. We continue to grieve.
He is survived by his wife Angela Marie Knott of Milford and a son, Tony Lee Knott and wife Linda of Woodland Park, Colorado; two granddaughters, Rachel and Leah.
