Seedstock
➤ Terri Barber, Channing, is presi- dent of the American Hereford As- sociation (AHA). Her family owns and operates Barber Ranch at Chan- ning. She works for Elanco Animal Health as a territory manager in the Southwest region, including El Paso and New Mexico. She has served as Elanco’s branded beef marketing as- sociate and has worked directly with premier branded programs in the U.S. Kevin Schultz, Haviland, Kan., is
the AHA vice president. Joel Bird- well, Kingfi sher, Okla.; Tommy Mead, Midville, Ga.; and Bruce Thomas, Gold Creek, Mont., will serve 4-year terms on the 12-member board of directors. ❚
Sale Report
➤ 44 Farms Fall Angus Bull Sale, Oct. 22 – Cameron 234 Older Bulls, avg. $6,239 197 Yearling Bulls, avg. $5,727 3 Donor Females, avg. $213,333 27 Featured Heifers, avg. $19,157 8 Pregnancies, avg. $19,625 ❚
Bereavements
➤ Sharon Sue Reid Mullino, 82, died Oct. 31, 2016. She was born in the Foster Community southeast of Rochester on Sept. 8, 1934, the oldest child of William Manford and Claudia Faye Hewitt Reid. She was a member of Rochester First Baptist Church. Mullino attended school at Rochester, graduating in 1952. She enrolled in
Hardin Simmons College in the spring of 1953. When the cotton crop failed due to the drought in the 1950s, Mullino returned to Rochester to work in Smith Drug Store. She married George Alvis Mullino in 1953 at Rochester. They made their living ranching and farming, operated the Rochester Cotton Warehouse for 40 years and were involved in other ventures. She was a member of the Texas Hereford Association and Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA). She is survived by her children George Alvis Mullino Jr. and Joel Harris, Susan Azlee (Samuel Cole) Mullino Turner, Reida Vesta (Bill) Mullino Penman, Faye Ermine (Ricky) Mullino Urich, and numerous other relatives.
➤ William L. “Bill” Arrington, 83, died Nov. 11, 2016. He was born in Fort Worth on Jan. 26, 1933. He graduated from the New Mexico Military Institute in 1952 and then at-
tended the University of Oklahoma. On Dec. 27, 1955, he married Margareta “Greta” Miller. He was commissioned as second lieutenant infantry in the U.S. Army. After
active duty, he transferred his commission to the National Guard and was pro- moted to Captain and commanded Company “B” of the 142nd Infantry of the 36th division in Pampa. Arrington was the owner of Rocking Chair Ranch, which maintains a com-
mercial crossbred cow herd and a farming operation. He was an honorary direc- tor of TSCRA and active in the oil and gas industry. He is survived by William M. “Buck” (Alexia) Arrington, White Deer, and
Melanie (Flavious) Smith, Fort Worth, and numerous other relatives. Memorials may be made to St. Matthews Memorial Fund, 727 W. Browning, Pampa, Texas 79065.
➤ Robert Bailey Inglish, 85, of Bellville, died Nov. 12, 2016. He was born to Tom and Bertha Inglish on Nov. 18, 1930, in Borger. The family moved to Cotulla where he attended and graduated from Cotulla High School, class of 1949. While there, he lettered in football, basketball and choir. He then attended Shriner Institute on a football scholarship in Kerrville and after attended Texas State University from 1949 to 1952. From there, he ventured to Kansas City to work for the Kansas City Stockyards. In October 1952, he was drafted into the U.S. Army, serving in Korea as an
artilleryman. He returned home in April 1954 and married his wife Mary Ann on July 4. Inglish worked with the John Clay Commission Company in San Antonio. In
1962, he moved to Houston to manage the North Houston Livestock Auction. In 1966 he opened Inglish & Hayes Cattle Company. In 1973 he began Postive Feed. He is survived by his wife and children Mike (Sheila) Inglish, Senatobia,
Miss., Rhonda (Andy) Cobb, Houston, and Gary (Michele) Inglish, and numerous other relatives. Memorials may be made to the Inglish Family Memorial Scholarship, P.O. Box 680283, Houston, Texas 77268. ❚
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