James "Jim" Marcellus Kendrick died on Feb. 18, 2010. He was born in Roswell, New Mexico on Feb. 6, 1922, and he grew up in Waco, Texas. He graduated from Baylor University with MBA and JD degrees. His wife of 61 years, Margaret Elaine Bush, preceded him in death.
A long time resident of Conroe, Texas, he was an active member of First Baptist Church and West Conroe Baptist Church, Gideons International and a Trustee for Buckner Baptist Benevolence. He retired from Amoco after 32 years, served as O/S Senior Landman (2002) and worked for Hamilton Bros, Monsanto Oil, Lincam O&G, Preston Oil and others. He was President (1975) and O/S Landman (1983) of HAPL; a Director and Recipient of the Committee and Citizenship Awards of AAPL, a member of the Senior Landmen, Houston Bar, State Bar of Texas and an Arbitrator with NASD Dispute Resolution, Inc.
Survivors include: sons and daughter-in-laws: Jeff and Jeana Kendrick, Blair Kendrick, Evan and Kathryn Kendrick; grandchildren: Kara Brown, Rachel Christians, Michelle Boyd, Andrea Kendrick, Caleb Kendrick, Andrew Kendrick and Seth Kendrick; great-grandchildren: Jason Skidmore and Laura Elaine Brown; siblings: Jack Ish Kendrick and wife, Mary Agnes and Gardner S. Kendrick and wife, Karen, and Mary Ann, wife of Charles Kendrick now deceased. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews and a host of family and friends.
His memorial service will be at First Baptist Church of Conroe on Feb. 27, 2010 at 2 p.m. Remembrances in his honor may be sent to Gideons International.
-Conroe Funeral Directors
A long time resident of Conroe, Texas, he was an active member of First Baptist Church and West Conroe Baptist Church, Gideons International and a Trustee for Buckner Baptist Benevolence. He retired from Amoco after 32 years, served as O/S Senior Landman (2002) and worked for Hamilton Bros, Monsanto Oil, Lincam O&G, Preston Oil and others. He was President (1975) and O/S Landman (1983) of HAPL; a Director and Recipient of the Committee and Citizenship Awards of AAPL, a member of the Senior Landmen, Houston Bar, State Bar of Texas and an Arbitrator with NASD Dispute Resolution, Inc.
Survivors include: sons and daughter-in-laws: Jeff and Jeana Kendrick, Blair Kendrick, Evan and Kathryn Kendrick; grandchildren: Kara Brown, Rachel Christians, Michelle Boyd, Andrea Kendrick, Caleb Kendrick, Andrew Kendrick and Seth Kendrick; great-grandchildren: Jason Skidmore and Laura Elaine Brown; siblings: Jack Ish Kendrick and wife, Mary Agnes and Gardner S. Kendrick and wife, Karen, and Mary Ann, wife of Charles Kendrick now deceased. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews and a host of family and friends.
His memorial service will be at First Baptist Church of Conroe on Feb. 27, 2010 at 2 p.m. Remembrances in his honor may be sent to Gideons International.
-Conroe Funeral Directors
James "Jim" Marcellus Kendrick died on Feb. 18, 2010. He was born in Roswell, New Mexico on Feb. 6, 1922, and he grew up in Waco, Texas. He graduated from Baylor University with MBA and JD degrees. His wife of 61 years, Margaret Elaine Bush, preceded him in death.
A long time resident of Conroe, Texas, he was an active member of First Baptist Church and West Conroe Baptist Church, Gideons International and a Trustee for Buckner Baptist Benevolence. He retired from Amoco after 32 years, served as O/S Senior Landman (2002) and worked for Hamilton Bros, Monsanto Oil, Lincam O&G, Preston Oil and others. He was President (1975) and O/S Landman (1983) of HAPL; a Director and Recipient of the Committee and Citizenship Awards of AAPL, a member of the Senior Landmen, Houston Bar, State Bar of Texas and an Arbitrator with NASD Dispute Resolution, Inc.
Survivors include: sons and daughter-in-laws: Jeff and Jeana Kendrick, Blair Kendrick, Evan and Kathryn Kendrick; grandchildren: Kara Brown, Rachel Christians, Michelle Boyd, Andrea Kendrick, Caleb Kendrick, Andrew Kendrick and Seth Kendrick; great-grandchildren: Jason Skidmore and Laura Elaine Brown; siblings: Jack Ish Kendrick and wife, Mary Agnes and Gardner S. Kendrick and wife, Karen, and Mary Ann, wife of Charles Kendrick now deceased. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews and a host of family and friends.
His memorial service will be at First Baptist Church of Conroe on Feb. 27, 2010 at 2 p.m. Remembrances in his honor may be sent to Gideons International.
-Conroe Funeral Directors
A long time resident of Conroe, Texas, he was an active member of First Baptist Church and West Conroe Baptist Church, Gideons International and a Trustee for Buckner Baptist Benevolence. He retired from Amoco after 32 years, served as O/S Senior Landman (2002) and worked for Hamilton Bros, Monsanto Oil, Lincam O&G, Preston Oil and others. He was President (1975) and O/S Landman (1983) of HAPL; a Director and Recipient of the Committee and Citizenship Awards of AAPL, a member of the Senior Landmen, Houston Bar, State Bar of Texas and an Arbitrator with NASD Dispute Resolution, Inc.
Survivors include: sons and daughter-in-laws: Jeff and Jeana Kendrick, Blair Kendrick, Evan and Kathryn Kendrick; grandchildren: Kara Brown, Rachel Christians, Michelle Boyd, Andrea Kendrick, Caleb Kendrick, Andrew Kendrick and Seth Kendrick; great-grandchildren: Jason Skidmore and Laura Elaine Brown; siblings: Jack Ish Kendrick and wife, Mary Agnes and Gardner S. Kendrick and wife, Karen, and Mary Ann, wife of Charles Kendrick now deceased. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews and a host of family and friends.
His memorial service will be at First Baptist Church of Conroe on Feb. 27, 2010 at 2 p.m. Remembrances in his honor may be sent to Gideons International.
-Conroe Funeral Directors
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