Elizabeth Cagle

Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Graham CaglebrbrResidence at time of death: Clovis, New MexicobrbrDate of Death: July 26, 2005brbrLocation of Death: Her home in ClovisbrbrDate of birth: June 3, 1909 Age: 96brbrPlace of birth: Stevenson, Alabama to James R. and Lena Huddleston GrahambrbrPreceded in death by Should include names of parents, spouses, sibIings andbrchildren: Her parents; her husband Reese Cagle in 1983; 2 Brothers F. J. and JimbrGraham; and 4 Sisters Clara Gibbs, Mary Graham, Letty Eddins, and Katherine CampbellbrbrSurvived by should include names of parents, spouses, siblings and children,bralong with their residences; could also include the number of grandchildren , great-brgrandchildren and great-great-grandchildren: 2 Daughters - Nancy Blackburn and herbrhusband C. J., and Cindy Cagle; 3 Grandchildren Jay Lynn Blackburn and his wifebrDarshan, Julie Blackburn, and Lisa Schumacher and her husband Gaylan; and 6 Great-brgrandchildren Jennifer, Heather, and Brian Blackburn, and Kelsey, Laci, and RancebrSchumacherbrbrService information Time, place and minister: Services will be held at 2:00 P.M. onbrFriday, July 29, 2005 at the Steed-Todd Chapel. Rev. N. Scott King will officiate.brBurial will be at: Mission Garden of Memories in ClovisbrbrPallbearers: James Foster, Dr. Gene Walker, Jerry Northcutt, Jerry Powell, Don Maggio, and Bruce SmithbrbrMemorial Contributions: may be made to the First Presbyterian Church in Clovis, the Boys Ranch of New Mexico, or the New Mexico Christian Childrens Home in PortalesbrbrFuneral Home: Steed-Todd Funeral Home, 800 E. Manana, Clovis, New Mexico 88101br505-763-5541brbrMrs. Cagle came to Clovis at 10 months of age in 1910 with her family. She married Reese Cagle on November 17, 1935 in Clovis. She graduated from Clovis High School and Business College in Hot Springs, Arkansas. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Westminster Guild and was a charter member of the Business Professional Womens Club, Clovis Girl Scout Council and Chapter AB of PEO. Mrs. Cagle enjoyed spending time with her family, traveling, sewing, playing bridge, and visiting with friends.