F.C. Wright

The Wright clan was unique to say the lest. I always enjoyed hearing Caddo's and Bob's stories about their younger years. It was obvious they had much love for their families, past and present. I hope you will continue to pass their legacies on to your future generations. They will be missed by many.

Tommy and Darlene Ryan

My dad has known Caddo since 1946 when he opened Key Feed Store in Robert Lee. They worked together for many years from when Caddo sold him Vet supplies in 1946 all the way through years later at Godbold. He thought the world of Caddo. My brother also worked for Caddo at Goldbold while he was going to Texas Tech. Our entire family is saddened for your loss. Unfortunately, we will not be able to make it to the funeral in Junction, but wanted you to know you will all be in our thoughts and...

We were sorry to learn of Caddo's death.
Caddo and Judge Fuller and their wives were mainstays of our Texas A&M College of Agriculture Development Council and those of us on the Council were blessed by knowing them and hearing their stories and experiencing their love for A&M and the support they gave to the students there. Their passing leaves a hole in our Council membership but is filled with a multitude of good memories and we pray God's best for their Families.
Joe T. Lenamon '51

Ann,
So sorry to hear about the death of your father. May you feel God's comfort and strength as you feel his loss.
Dena (Holley) Ivie
Tatum, NM