Late Saturday night January 13th Mollie Chaves, age 95, left us to go be with her husband Al Chaves who preceded her. Funeral is at 2 PM Saturday at the Whitehouse First Assembly of God. She worked for the Bureau of War Information while Al was an aide to Gen. George Marshall.
They became missionaries in the Philippines and retired in Whitehouse TX. Mollie worked at Heritage Bank. You may have met her when she was working at Chick-fil-A at the age of 86. Her son Ronald and his wife Zsuzsannah are looking forward to one day being with her and Al.
Some people will say "I'll be praying for you..." but, Mollie wrote down every person's request and prayed for them daily. Her newest list had 376 names before she left. She was preceded by her sisters Irene, Lorea, Alma, Lometa and Betty along with her favorite brother Leslie Sellers.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on Jan. 19, 2018
They became missionaries in the Philippines and retired in Whitehouse TX. Mollie worked at Heritage Bank. You may have met her when she was working at Chick-fil-A at the age of 86. Her son Ronald and his wife Zsuzsannah are looking forward to one day being with her and Al.
Some people will say "I'll be praying for you..." but, Mollie wrote down every person's request and prayed for them daily. Her newest list had 376 names before she left. She was preceded by her sisters Irene, Lorea, Alma, Lometa and Betty along with her favorite brother Leslie Sellers.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on Jan. 19, 2018
Late Saturday night January 13th Mollie Chaves, age 95, left us to go be with her husband Al Chaves who preceded her. Funeral is at 2 PM Saturday at the Whitehouse First Assembly of God. She worked for the Bureau of War Information while Al was an aide to Gen. George Marshall.
They became missionaries in the Philippines and retired in Whitehouse TX. Mollie worked at Heritage Bank. You may have met her when she was working at Chick-fil-A at the age of 86. Her son Ronald and his wife Zsuzsannah are looking forward to one day being with her and Al.
Some people will say "I'll be praying for you..." but, Mollie wrote down every person's request and prayed for them daily. Her newest list had 376 names before she left. She was preceded by her sisters Irene, Lorea, Alma, Lometa and Betty along with her favorite brother Leslie Sellers.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on Jan. 19, 2018
They became missionaries in the Philippines and retired in Whitehouse TX. Mollie worked at Heritage Bank. You may have met her when she was working at Chick-fil-A at the age of 86. Her son Ronald and his wife Zsuzsannah are looking forward to one day being with her and Al.
Some people will say "I'll be praying for you..." but, Mollie wrote down every person's request and prayed for them daily. Her newest list had 376 names before she left. She was preceded by her sisters Irene, Lorea, Alma, Lometa and Betty along with her favorite brother Leslie Sellers.
Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on Jan. 19, 2018
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