Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 23, 1995 Page: 4 of 18
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Obituaries
Funeral services for William
Bill" Lee Jacobs Jr., 72, of Bur-
leson will take place at 10 a m.
today (Feb. 23) at Laurel Land
of Burleson Memorial Chapel.
Rev. James Ellis will officiate.
Burial will follow at Brecken-
ridge Memorial Cemetery,
where graveside services are
scheduled for 3 p.m.
Mr. Jacobs died Tuesday,
Feb. 21, 1995, five days before
hi s 73rd birthday, at a local hos-
pital. He was retired from his
Jennie Lomia Pike, 79, of
Burleson died Thursday, Feb.
16,1995, at a Burleson nursing
home. No services are sched-
uled.
She was a nurse and had
worked at All Saints Hospital in
Fcrt Worth. Mrs. Pike was a
WILLIAM "Bill" LEE
JACOBS JR.
1922-1995
position as parts manager for
Chevrolet dealerships. He had
lived in Burleson for 28 years.
He was bom Feb. 26,1922,
in Caddo, Texas, to William Lee
Jacobs Sr. and Roberta Hames
Jacobs. He graduated from
Breckenridge High School in
1940 and Ranger Junior College
in 1947. Mr. Jacobs served in
the U.S. Navy from 1940-1945
during World War II.
He is survived by his wife of
50 years, Mary Jacobs of Burle-
JENNIE LORNIA PIKE
1916-1995
California (Ramona) resident for
26 years prior to movingto Burle-
son. She was a member of the
Eastern Star and First Baptist
Church of Burleson.
She was bom Nov. 20,1916,
in Childress, Texas.
She is survived by three
son; three sons, LL Col. William
Lee Jacobs III of Port Knox,
Ky.,retired Chief Master Sgt.
Randy Mark Jacobs of Las Ve-
gas, Nev., and Chris Jacobs of
Arlington; one daughter, Sara
Phillips of Euless; one brother,
Robert A Jacobs of Fcrt Worth-
four grandchildren; and several
nieces and nephews.
Laurel Land of Burleson
Funeral Home handled the ar-
rangements.
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AUSTIN TANNER LANE
1995
Graveside services for Aus-
tin Tanner Lane, 19 days old, of
Burleson took place Feb. 20 at 3
p.m. at Brazos Point Cemetery
in Bosque County, Texas. Rev.
Donny Williams officated.
The infant died Saturday,
Feb. 18, 1995, at a Cook-Fort
Worth Children's Hospital. He
was bom Jan. 31,1995, in Fort
Worth, Texas, to Tony and Lisa
Lane. ,
He is survived fay his par-
ents, Tony and Lisa Lane ofBur-
leson; one brother, Brian Lane
of Burleson; one sister, Jessica
Lane of Burleson;his grandpar-
ents, Kennith Lane of Jacksboro
and Dale and Richard Koen of
Burleson; and his godmother,
Christy Tunnell of Lewisville.
Crosier-Pearson-Mayfield
Funeral Home in Cleburne han-
dled the arrangements.
sons, Harold Pike and Robert
Pike, both of Huntsville, and
James Pike of Tennessee Col-
ony; one daughter, Mary Kay
Smith of Burleson; 14 grand-
children; and 17 great-grand-
children.
White's Funeral Home han-
dled the arrangements.
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fire.
The recalled ones have either
model number 029, serial number
226585676; or model number 039,
serial number 227236S69.
The saws were manufactured
March 7. 1993-Aug. 12, 1994. The
model number is on top of the saw's
engine and the serial number is oo the
saw's housing.
Anyone with a recalled saw
should discontinue use of the power
tool and return it to an authorized
Slihl dealer far free repair of the
ground wire. Stihl can be called di-
rectly at (800) 467-8445.
For further information, call
Singleton at 295-1113.
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bury, Alvarado, Rio Vista, Glen
Rose, Hico and Tolar.
These districts have banded
together to apply for a $3 million
grant from the Texas Education
Agency (TEA). They are asking
only $1 to $1.5 million for the
video network; a separate por-
tion of the grant would be used to
fund vocational-technical labs at
each district which would teach
robotics engineering, video tech-
nology,computer-eniated design
and other systems.
The fly in the ointment is
that the local consortium is one
of only 100 applicants for the
TEA grant. According to Doug
Futch, BISD’8 director of instruc-
tional technology/media services,
the word is that only one grant
will be awarded. The TEA, Futch
said, is looking for a pilot site for
the program.
Both the Burleson and Keene
ISDs recently were awarded
grants which will make for easier
connections between their cam-
puses and the Internet computer
network. Futch said lightning is
not likely to strike twice for the
Burleson ISD, which is the hid)
of the proposed video network.
On theother hand, that’s no
reason not to apply for the grant.
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son resident,
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Shoe. He is playing the part of "Axel
Hammond” in the show that started
Feb. 17 and ends Feb. 26 at the Car-
negie Theatre at the Layland Mu-
seum.
Woodard wasamember of Show
Stoppers at Burleson High School.
He is now a drama student at Tarrant
County Junior College where he is
pursuinganacting career. "The Nerd"
is his first show since high school
Woodard lives in Godley. His res-
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