wanda rhea (smitherman) satterwhite
Funeral services for Wanda
"Chic" Smitherman Satterwhite, 55, of Houston were held Saturday at 1
p.m. at Walnut Creek Baptist Church in Harleton. Burial was in Walnut
Creek Cemetary in Diana. The Rev. James Dixon officiated.
Mrs. Satterwhite died at her home in Houston on Monday, Jan. 20, 1986. She had lived in Houston since 1971.
She was born on Jan. 5, 1931, the daughter of Lucious Brant and Lydia Young Smitherman. She attended Calvert High School. She earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from East Texas Baptist College and a master's degree in social work from the University of Houston School of Social Work. She married Isaac Clemin Satterwhite Sr. on Aug. 24, 1950, in Marshall.
A former resident of Harleton and Marshall, Mrs. Satterwhite was employed as office manager and legal secretary for Santa Fe Industries Inc. at the time of her death. She had worked as an executive secretary for Brown & Root, administrative assistant in sales for Cedarwood Homes Inc., legal assistant for Conoco Inc., paralegal administration for Southwest Land Title, legal assistant for Isaac C. Satterwhite, graduate student social worker for the Universi- ty of Houston, public aid assistant for the State Department of Human Resources, and as an abstractor for Mosely Abstract & Land Title Co. of Marshall and in Waco.
She was a member of the Houston Business Women's Association and a certified social worker in the state of Texas. She served on the Houston Builders Association.
She is survived by one son, Isaac Satterwhite Jr. of Humble; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Cynthia) Ridgeway of Humble and Lydia Jean Satterwhite of Houston; two grandchildren, Crystal and Ronnica Ridgeway, both of Humble; three brothers, Lucious Smitherman of Cameron, Edward Smitherman of St. Louis, Mo., and Wilford Eugene Smitherman of Cameron; and five sisters, Mrs. Willie (Hazel) Kuzel of Houston, Mrs. H.R. (Ruby) Yount of Lufkin, Lucy Ellis of Austin, Mrs. Bob (Ethel) Woodall and Mrs. James (Elva Lee) Bouldin of Austin.
Pallbearers include Ray Kirkpatrick, Ralph Plummer, Wilford Smitherman, Bryan McQueen, Lucious Smitherman and Willie Kuzel.
Mrs. Satterwhite died at her home in Houston on Monday, Jan. 20, 1986. She had lived in Houston since 1971.
She was born on Jan. 5, 1931, the daughter of Lucious Brant and Lydia Young Smitherman. She attended Calvert High School. She earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from East Texas Baptist College and a master's degree in social work from the University of Houston School of Social Work. She married Isaac Clemin Satterwhite Sr. on Aug. 24, 1950, in Marshall.
A former resident of Harleton and Marshall, Mrs. Satterwhite was employed as office manager and legal secretary for Santa Fe Industries Inc. at the time of her death. She had worked as an executive secretary for Brown & Root, administrative assistant in sales for Cedarwood Homes Inc., legal assistant for Conoco Inc., paralegal administration for Southwest Land Title, legal assistant for Isaac C. Satterwhite, graduate student social worker for the Universi- ty of Houston, public aid assistant for the State Department of Human Resources, and as an abstractor for Mosely Abstract & Land Title Co. of Marshall and in Waco.
She was a member of the Houston Business Women's Association and a certified social worker in the state of Texas. She served on the Houston Builders Association.
She is survived by one son, Isaac Satterwhite Jr. of Humble; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Cynthia) Ridgeway of Humble and Lydia Jean Satterwhite of Houston; two grandchildren, Crystal and Ronnica Ridgeway, both of Humble; three brothers, Lucious Smitherman of Cameron, Edward Smitherman of St. Louis, Mo., and Wilford Eugene Smitherman of Cameron; and five sisters, Mrs. Willie (Hazel) Kuzel of Houston, Mrs. H.R. (Ruby) Yount of Lufkin, Lucy Ellis of Austin, Mrs. Bob (Ethel) Woodall and Mrs. James (Elva Lee) Bouldin of Austin.
Pallbearers include Ray Kirkpatrick, Ralph Plummer, Wilford Smitherman, Bryan McQueen, Lucious Smitherman and Willie Kuzel.