Gladys Lano (Key) Eoff was the daughter of James Henry Key and Lena Medlin, natives of Texas. She was one of seven children: Sidney, Gladys, Violet, Mary Lee, Catherine, Travis and Dewayne Key. Her family had moved to Dawson County, Texas by 1910.
In Dawson County, Texas November 23, 1923 Gladys married Robert Edmund Eoff, the son of Jasper Newton Eoff and Permelia Christian. Gladys and Robert were the parents of Jimmie Larue (Eoff) Roach and Wayne Edd Eoff. Robert Edmund Eoff worked as a farmer and bus driver.
Obituary
"Mrs Edd Eoff Dies Saturday"
"A long time resident of Tatum, Mrs Gladys L Eoff, 61, died at Lea General Hospital in Lovington at 10 a.m. Saturday less than an hour after she was admitted for treatment of a heart ailment.
"Mrs Eoff and her husband, Edd, moved to Tatum in 1946 from Roswell, where they had lived for 18 years. She was active in the Business and Professional Women's Club and in the Tatum Baptist Chuch of which she was a member. She had been organist for the church through the period of her residence in Lea County.
"Survivors include her mother who lives in Lamesa, Tex; a son, Wayne Edd Eoff of Tatum; a daughter, Mrs Jimmie Roach of Tatum; three brothers, J Travis Key, Mineral Wells, Tex, Dr Jack H Key, Uralde, Tex and D W Key, Eunice; two sisters, Mrs Otis Frier of Tatum and Mrs R H Kinnison of Lamesa; and five grandchildren.
"Funeral services will begin Monday at 2 p.m. at the Tatum Baptist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Doyle N Winters, officiating. Burial will be in Tatum Cemetery under the direction of Smitn-yarbie Funeral Home of Lovington."
In Dawson County, Texas November 23, 1923 Gladys married Robert Edmund Eoff, the son of Jasper Newton Eoff and Permelia Christian. Gladys and Robert were the parents of Jimmie Larue (Eoff) Roach and Wayne Edd Eoff. Robert Edmund Eoff worked as a farmer and bus driver.
Obituary
"Mrs Edd Eoff Dies Saturday"
"A long time resident of Tatum, Mrs Gladys L Eoff, 61, died at Lea General Hospital in Lovington at 10 a.m. Saturday less than an hour after she was admitted for treatment of a heart ailment.
"Mrs Eoff and her husband, Edd, moved to Tatum in 1946 from Roswell, where they had lived for 18 years. She was active in the Business and Professional Women's Club and in the Tatum Baptist Chuch of which she was a member. She had been organist for the church through the period of her residence in Lea County.
"Survivors include her mother who lives in Lamesa, Tex; a son, Wayne Edd Eoff of Tatum; a daughter, Mrs Jimmie Roach of Tatum; three brothers, J Travis Key, Mineral Wells, Tex, Dr Jack H Key, Uralde, Tex and D W Key, Eunice; two sisters, Mrs Otis Frier of Tatum and Mrs R H Kinnison of Lamesa; and five grandchildren.
"Funeral services will begin Monday at 2 p.m. at the Tatum Baptist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Doyle N Winters, officiating. Burial will be in Tatum Cemetery under the direction of Smitn-yarbie Funeral Home of Lovington."
Gladys Lano (Key) Eoff was the daughter of James Henry Key and Lena Medlin, natives of Texas. She was one of seven children: Sidney, Gladys, Violet, Mary Lee, Catherine, Travis and Dewayne Key. Her family had moved to Dawson County, Texas by 1910.
In Dawson County, Texas November 23, 1923 Gladys married Robert Edmund Eoff, the son of Jasper Newton Eoff and Permelia Christian. Gladys and Robert were the parents of Jimmie Larue (Eoff) Roach and Wayne Edd Eoff. Robert Edmund Eoff worked as a farmer and bus driver.
Obituary
"Mrs Edd Eoff Dies Saturday"
"A long time resident of Tatum, Mrs Gladys L Eoff, 61, died at Lea General Hospital in Lovington at 10 a.m. Saturday less than an hour after she was admitted for treatment of a heart ailment.
"Mrs Eoff and her husband, Edd, moved to Tatum in 1946 from Roswell, where they had lived for 18 years. She was active in the Business and Professional Women's Club and in the Tatum Baptist Chuch of which she was a member. She had been organist for the church through the period of her residence in Lea County.
"Survivors include her mother who lives in Lamesa, Tex; a son, Wayne Edd Eoff of Tatum; a daughter, Mrs Jimmie Roach of Tatum; three brothers, J Travis Key, Mineral Wells, Tex, Dr Jack H Key, Uralde, Tex and D W Key, Eunice; two sisters, Mrs Otis Frier of Tatum and Mrs R H Kinnison of Lamesa; and five grandchildren.
"Funeral services will begin Monday at 2 p.m. at the Tatum Baptist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Doyle N Winters, officiating. Burial will be in Tatum Cemetery under the direction of Smitn-yarbie Funeral Home of Lovington."
In Dawson County, Texas November 23, 1923 Gladys married Robert Edmund Eoff, the son of Jasper Newton Eoff and Permelia Christian. Gladys and Robert were the parents of Jimmie Larue (Eoff) Roach and Wayne Edd Eoff. Robert Edmund Eoff worked as a farmer and bus driver.
Obituary
"Mrs Edd Eoff Dies Saturday"
"A long time resident of Tatum, Mrs Gladys L Eoff, 61, died at Lea General Hospital in Lovington at 10 a.m. Saturday less than an hour after she was admitted for treatment of a heart ailment.
"Mrs Eoff and her husband, Edd, moved to Tatum in 1946 from Roswell, where they had lived for 18 years. She was active in the Business and Professional Women's Club and in the Tatum Baptist Chuch of which she was a member. She had been organist for the church through the period of her residence in Lea County.
"Survivors include her mother who lives in Lamesa, Tex; a son, Wayne Edd Eoff of Tatum; a daughter, Mrs Jimmie Roach of Tatum; three brothers, J Travis Key, Mineral Wells, Tex, Dr Jack H Key, Uralde, Tex and D W Key, Eunice; two sisters, Mrs Otis Frier of Tatum and Mrs R H Kinnison of Lamesa; and five grandchildren.
"Funeral services will begin Monday at 2 p.m. at the Tatum Baptist Church with the pastor, the Rev. Doyle N Winters, officiating. Burial will be in Tatum Cemetery under the direction of Smitn-yarbie Funeral Home of Lovington."
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