Memorial service: 1 p.m. Monday, St. James on the Lake Episcopal Church, the Rev. Jerry Morriss officiating.
Memorials: The family requests donations be made to St. James on the Lake Episcopal Church, 10707 CR 4022, Kemp 75143; or University of Texas Southwest Medical Center, Spinal Cord Research, The Waldrep Wing, 5323 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas 75390.
Al Waldrep was born Aug. 25, 1931, in Brady to Alvis Preston Waldrep and Maude Hill Waldrep.
Previously of Plano, Al lived in the Cedar Creek Lake area for the past 12 years.
He was one of the founding members of St. James on the Lake Episcopal Church.
He graduated from UT Austin and was a UT fan as well as an avid golfer.
Survivors: Wife, Denise Waldrep of Cedar Creek Country Club; son, Kent Waldrep and wife, Lynn of Celina; daughers, Carole Stanley and husband, Larry, Terry Waldrep, all of Arlington; grandchildren, Dana Jean Stanley, Charley and Trey Waldrep, Brooke and Blake Bowen; sister, Wanda Cober of Grand Prairie; other family members; and a host of friends.
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Albert L. (Sonny) Stanford
December 24, 2005
Denise and Family: My deepest feelings of sympathy for all of you. I have many fond memories of Alvis Kent (or Tiny as we knew him in our younger years) at the Ranch in Eldorado when all of the cousins gathered for many happy occasions.
Jack Stanford
December 22, 2005
Dear Waldrep Family,
We are so sorry to learn of Alvis Kent's passing. I am one of 22 (now 19) cousins. We do have some great memories of "Tiny" when at Mimmie and Truett's ranch. Plus all the memories of more recent times. Our family is really going to miss Alvis Kent.Our sympathy to the entire Waldrep family.
Kevin Faherty
December 20, 2005
I met Mr. Waldrep while working with Kent, Joe Nichols and the Texas Jaycees, on paralysis fundraising in the mid-1980's. My condolences to the entire family, on Mr. Waldrep's passing. I would love to correspond with Kent and reminisce a little about the fun times we had, please ask him to e-mail me when possible.
Kevin Faherty [email protected]
Tina & Neil Schacht
December 20, 2005
Our sympathy to his loved ones from his cousin Albertine.
Lori Laird
December 19, 2005
Dear Kent and Family,
Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your dad. We think of you often and are grateful for the assistance you provided after Justin's injury. We really miss the contact we had with you through your foundation. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers. May God give each of you a special blessing of peace and comfort during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
The Laird Family
John, Lori and Justin
Karen Holland
December 19, 2005
Teri,
I know how much you love your father. I just want you to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I know he will be greatly missed.. because he was so greatly loved.
christina ellis
December 19, 2005
I'm really going to miss him when i come to the lake......he was GREAT..
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