Posted on: May 16, 2026 at 6:46 PM

THIS IS A PHOTO OF MY WIFE NOW AT REST AT THE V.A, JUST WAITING FOR ME

Posted on: May 10, 2026 at 12:53 PM

I AM STILL; AL;IVE ITYS MY COMPUTER INTRNET THAT IS GIVINHG ME THE PROBLEM . HAVE HAD AT&T OUT TO MY HOUSE LOTS OF TIMES, HELL 99.99% DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING. BUT I DID HAVE ONE WHO UNDID WHAT THE OTHER ONE DID. HE WILL BE BACK IN A FEW DAYS TO REPLACED MY BROAD BAN BOX WITH THE NEW ONE I JUST GOT. I GOT PISSED OFF MY DOCTOR RETIRED I PRDER MY MEDS ON LINE. THE NEW DOCTOR WOULD NOT APROVE THEM UNTILL I SAW IN IN PERSON. SO I WENT TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM EXPLANDED MY PROBLEM ETC. GOT MY MEDS. REFILLED. ONE MED WAS FPOR MY BACK WHERE I CAN SLEEP AT NIGHT HAVE HAD SO MANY BACK SURGERY .. SLEEP LIKE A BABBY LAST NIGHT. , WAITING FOR A MESSAGE FROM MY NEW DOCTOR WHEN HE SEES WHAT I DID , ALL I DID WAS GO AROUND HIM T THE ER DOCTOR. THEY LOOKED AT MY FILE AND MY BACK, DON'T MESS WOITHE THIS OLD RETRIED 1SGT. YOU KNOW THE ONE WHO ANSWERS YOUR PHONE I AM LAUGHING WHEN IT WAS JILL ON THE LINE OR NELSON OR YOU IN CONNIES ROOM WHEN WEWERE HAVEING BREAKFAST TAKE CARE .

It was easy in the 60’s to find out what a woman is: Seeing my future wife in short shorts and a halter top – yes that is a beautiful young woman.

61 years later she is still a beautiful woman and the best choice I have ever made. 

DON IS OUT OF PAIN NOW AN IS IN GOD'S HANDS

REST IN PEACE VETERAN 

Barbara Yackell Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Lake Ridge Chapel and Memorial Designers on Nov. 30, 2024.

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Barbara Clydean Yackell, a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on November 29, 2024, at the age of 79 after a courageous battle with multiple myeloma. She was born on August 31, 1945, in Hatch, New Mexico, to Clyde and Eunice Bailey, who instilled in her the values of kindness, hard work, and love.
Barbara grew up in a close-knit family and attended Roswell High School, where she graduated in 1963. Her early years were marked by a spirit of adventure and a passion for life that would define her character. After high school, she dedicated herself to a career that spanned several institutions, including the City of Lubbock, Plains National Bank, Highland Hospital, and State National Bank. Her work ethic and professionalism earned her respect and admiration in the community.
Barbara found her life partner in Milton Brumley, with whom she shared countless memories and adventures. Together, they embraced their love for country and western dancing, often traveling across Texas and Oklahoma to participate in various dance competitions. These joyous experiences brought smiles to their faces and warmth to their hearts, a testament to the bond they shared.
A devoted mother to her children-Tami and Rick Jones of Lubbock, TX, Timothy Alford-Tremoni of Lubbock, TX, Terri and Todd Kulick of Georgetown, and Tina and Allen Watson of Granbury. Barbara was a constant source of support and encouragement. Her nurturing spirit extended beyond her immediate family, as she cherished her grandchildren: Austin and Morgan Wofford, Christian Cavazos, Mackenzie Cavazos, Noah Cavazos, Nova Tremoni, Hayley Reed, Harley Alford, and Hannah Alford. Barbara's legacy continues with her great-grandchildren, Lyla Craddick, Grayson Cavazos, Nico Alford, and Nyx Alford, who brought her immense joy and pride.
Barbara is preceded in death by her parents, Clyde and Eunice Bailey, sister, Francis Puryear, and her brother, Joe Bailey. She leaves behind a loving family that will forever hold her memory dear. Additionally, she is survived by her brother, Dale Bailey and wife Judy, several nieces and nephews, who admired her grace and strength.
Known for her classy demeanor, loving nature, and unwavering friendship, Barbara was a remarkable individual who touched the lives of everyone she met. Her involvement in Beta Sigma Phi allowed her to form lasting friendships and contribute to her community, reflecting her commitment to making the world a better place.
As we remember Barbara, let us honor her legacy by embracing love and kindness in our lives. Her beautiful spirit will live on in the hearts of all who knew her, and she will be deeply missed. May she rest in peace, enveloped in the love she so generously shared throughout her lifetime.
If you choose to send flowers, House of Flowers is handling the service arrangements. Or feel free to donate to your favorite charity in her honor.
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To All:

Bill recently put out a message detailling where we all live, assuming we are still alive.  At the bottom, it requested that each of us update our personal information on this website

Well, when I clicked on the apporpriate tab, it showed that I still lived in a house that I left 4 years ago. 

I updated my info...Hope you will check out yours, and if necessary, do the same.

Rowland  

Hang in there Bill! Grant and I will celebrate his one year anniversary of his quadruple by-pass heart surgery (CABG) on June 8 and he is doing great. Incidently June 8 is our wedding anniversay-61 years. 

Prays for you to get better.

Bill,

My absentee 1st SGT: Not that you have not ever been dramatic in past posts.  While I do not "want" to believe what you have posted, MOST sincere prayers for whatever you are going through.PLEASE persevere and get past this issue.  You are a valued and needed person in our dwindling community.

Sincerely,

Rowland  

Bill,

My absentee 1st SGT: Not that you have not ever been dramatic in past posts.  While I do not "want" to belive what you have posted, MOST sincere prayers for whatever you are going through.PLEASE persevere and get past this issue.  You are a valued and needed person in our dwindling community.

Sincerely,

Rowland  

Bill you will outlive all of us. 

By the Grace of God, I hope you will be with us for a very long time.