Obituaries

Isabella Rose Bearden, infant daughter of Trey and Hailey Bearden, was born May 18, 2023 in Houston at the Women’s Hospital of Texas and passed peacefully into the arms of angels after spending her time on earth with her loving family. She is survived by her parents, Trey and Hailey Bearden of Geneva; brothers, Brandon Bearden and Knox Bearden of Geneva; sister, Teagan Bearden of Geneva; paternal grandparents, Brent and Stacy Bearden of Geneva; maternal grandmother, Jane Trusty of Needville; great grandmother, Barbara Martin of Urania, LA; uncles, Michael Trusty of Houston and Matthew Bearden and wife, Christie, of Geneva; aunt, Michelle Huff of League City; and great uncles, Julian Martin of West Monroe, LA and Brandon Martin of Olla, LA.

Marion 'Dick' Cauzell Jacks, 81, of Pineland, passed away on Friday, May 19, 2023 at his residence surrounded by his loved ones. He was born on July 18, 1941 in Hemphill, to Marion George Jacks and Bessie Beatrice Wood. He worked as an operator in the oil field industry and was a member of Trinity Baptist Church. He enjoyed a hard day's work and if he ever started whistling the tune of 'Blueberry Hill', everyone better be ready to work. He loved his family, spending time with his grandchildren, and talking with his friends.

Mary Sue Key, 87, formerly of Bronson, passed away Wednesday, May 17, 2023 at her home in Livingston. She was born in Bronson on May 19, 1935 to Oran Roberts and Florence Haley Roberts.

F B Beeson, 88, of Nacogdoches, Texas passed away Sunday, May 7, 2023 at Willowbrook Nursing Home in Nacogdoches. He was born in Geneva, on Feb.

Waldean 'Stormy' Turner, 90, of San Augustine, Texas passed away Wednesday, May 10, 2023, in Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital. She was born in Dallas, on Apr.

Orem, and her brother, Allen Wayne. Survivors: husband of 30 years, Doug Burrow Sr.; children, Michael Schaeper and wife LaDawn, Brandi Wilson, Doug Burrow Jr.

William Darrell Baggett, 80, of Broaddus died suddenly Tuesday, May 2, 2023, in San Augustine. He was born Sept. 1, 1942, in Malvern, Arkansas, to parents William Silas and Valah Clara Baggett. He grew up in Columbia, Louisiana, and had lived in the Broaddus area for the 22 years. he was a U.S. Army Korean veteran. For most of his life, he worked as a grocer. He began working at Brookshire Brothers in San Augustine upon moving to the area and continued working there until his death. He was a faithful, dedicated member of First Baptist Church in Broaddus where he served as a deacon.