C.W. Storrer Obituary

On the morning of Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2007, our loving Dad and Papa, C.W. "Curly" Storrer, left his home in Marysville, Wash., to join his dear wife in heaven.
Ruby and "Curly," Mema and Papa, are together again.
Curly was born in Missouri in 1915. God blessed us with the most precious of parents.
Survivors: Daughters, Jean Sears (Bill), Judy Green (Bob), Joy Griffith (Garry); seven grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and loving sister, Ella Lebsack.

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Published by Star-Telegram on Aug. 3, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for C.W. Storrer

14 Entries

Harold G "Bill" Sears

September 17, 2007

On July 22nd, Ruby Storrer died in Marysville, Washington. She was 87 years old. Ten days later her husband, Curly Storrer also died there. He was 92 years old. They were living with, and being cared for, by their youngest daughter, Joy Griffith, and her husband Garry

Although they were in Washington the last few years of their life, other than that, their life had been spent together in Fort Worth, Texas. Curly was a switchman and yard master for the MKT Railroad until he retired. Ruby was a homemaker and a caterer with Walter Jetton's Bar-B-Q catering service.

They were both Christians and members of Morningside Christian Church and later Handley Meadowbrook Christian Church. They were the parents of three daughters, Jean, Judy, and Joy.

Their values in life consisted of loving the Lord Jesus Christ, each other, their family and working for the things in life that they enjoyed. They were the parents of my wife Jean. Their values were passed down to her and i t is my belief that they have been passed on down to our children and their children. These are the things that make a happy human life.

They are both in heaven now where all troubles of life are over and waiting on all of their family who have trusted the Lord Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior

Bill Sears
e-mail: [email protected]

Ella Lebsack

August 10, 2007

Brother Cloyd & Ruby. How I miss you and all our good times together.We were very close and I hope it won't be too long before I join you and all my loved one. Ella

Bruce Sears

August 8, 2007

Papa was a very special man, and such an encouragement to me as a man, a husband, a father, and hopefully one day a grandfather. I have so many positive memories of him, as he was such a joy to be around. The Christmas Story, home movies, barbecued chicken, dominoes, and a comfortable chair will always mean "Papa" to me.

Michele Sears

August 6, 2007

Papa was my grandfather by marriage, but was the only grandfather I knew, so I claimed him as my own. One of our first traditions as a new family was to read the Christmas story on Christmas eve, a tradition we adopted from Papa and still do 17 years later. We love and miss you papa, but know you would have never been as happy as you are right now had you not been called home to be with both loves of your life, Mema and Jesus.

Shirley McIlhargey

August 5, 2007

Uncle Cloyd was a very secial person and the greatest Uncle a person could have. Will always remember the special summers when they came to Co. and took us girls to Denver with them and all the specials places they took us, Both him and Aunt Ruby will be greatly missed by all. Love Shirley and Milo

Linda Swanson

August 5, 2007

Uncle Cloyd was a special uncle with his great sence of humor to his kind heart, I am sorry for your pain but want you all to know we care and you are in our prayers. Love Linda and Bill Swanson

Donetia Griffith

August 4, 2007

Curly is in the house of God with his dear wife and he knows great joy. That doesn't mean that our hearts are not heavy for his going and his memory will always be in our hearts.

Bette Baldwin

August 4, 2007

Curley was my brother in law. I loved him like a brother and will
miss him and Ruby alot.

Dan and Bobbie Griffith

August 4, 2007

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

August 3, 2007

To all the family:

We are thinking of you during this time. The Hickeys enjoyed visiting with your folks in Washington some time back.

Lucille Isham
Tom and Betty Isham Hickey
Jay and Barbara Isham Lindsey

Sarah Lilly

August 3, 2007

I couldn't imagine more wonderful great-grandparents. Mema and Papa were such amazing pillars of faith in our family, and I loved them very much. Memories of my childhood in Fort Worth are filled with Christmas dinners, reading Luke 2 every year, and very well-kept yards. Josh, my husband, never got to meet them, but I know he would have loved them just the same. God bless them both, and I can picture them walking in Heaven, hand in hand.

Jack an Ann Welch

August 3, 2007

The Welch family. Jackie,Ann R. Dennis.

James and Margie Upshaw Sr.

August 3, 2007

We were a part of the Morningside Church, and had the higest regard for the whole Storrer family...we have happy memories of their friendship and inspiration.
James and Margie Upshaw

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