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Winnie Rose Burch

1934 - 2019

Winnie Rose Burch

1934 - 2019

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BORN

1934

DIED

2019

Winnie Burch Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Feb. 3, 2019.

Winnie Rose Burch was born June 25, 1934 in Hereford, Texas. She loved talking about her children and her grandchildren whom she was very very proud of. She enjoyed reading and talking about God's word. She will be missed by al who knew and loved her.

She is preceded in Death by her parents, brothers Gene and Dale Taylor her sister Elaine Frey her daughter's Sharon Wise, Teresa Hulse, Monica Burch, Sara and Kara Burch.

She is survived by her children Dennis Hulse, R.M. (Mike) and LaQuinta Hulse ,Becky Villines ,Billie and Donnie Thomas, Barbara and Tom Clanton, Connie and Jesse Lomeli, Tim Burch and Eric Barrientes.

Her grandchildren Cindy, Misty, Preston, Michelle, Michael, Josh, Cameron, Brandon, Mari, John, Carol, Elisha, Jennifer, Amber, Ashley, Audrey, and Jesse. Along with 31 great grandchildren.

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Gary Dale Taylor

February 6, 2019

First of all, the service was very good. The live music, prayers , and poems was a celebration of her life and I feel that is the way she would have wanted it. I was not in her life in the later years ,however, when I was a child and I heard that Aunt Rose was coming over with the kids I was overjoyed and knew that I was about to have a lot of fun. Aunt rose was fun to be around and I mean literally around. She would find her a chair to sit in and we would start running around Aunt Rose whooping it up until she told us to go out side to do all that running and we would. When we ran out of whooping it up we would all go back Inside and listen to all the stories she had to tell. I know you kids or adults now may or may not remember it that way but I do. Aunt Rose touched my heart and everyone else that ever had a chance to know her. She will always be remembered. My prayers and love go out to all the family. Gary Dale Taylor