Obituary of Willie Lou Peppers

Obituary of Willie Peppers A life of continuous commitment, inexhaustible, sharing, never ending love, ecstatic joy, enthusiasm, genuine, empathy and a combination of limitless faith with tangible work. Myriad Steps in the Life of Willie L. Waterhouse Peppers Date of Birth: December 21, 1929 Place of Birth: Weleeta, Oklahoma Parents: The late Rev. William & Mrs. Laufresha Morgan Waterhouse Education: St. Peters Academy – Dallas, Texas Spellman College – Atlanta, Georgia, B.A. Prairie View College – Prairie, Texas, M.A. Graduate Study – Denver University – Denver, Colorado Santa Clara University – Santa Clara, California Amsterdam, Holland Global Explorations: Alaska, Canada, Bahamas, Hawaii, Tokyo, Japan & Eleven European Countries Professional Endeavors: Forney, Texas, 5 years, and remaining years with Dallas Independent School District. Retiring May 1994 Marital Fulfillment for Life: Widow of the late Edwin Doyle Peppers Missionary Exertions: Selma, Alabama; St. Augustine, Florida, with parents, Rev. & Mrs. William Waterhouse Professional Career: National Education Association, Classroom Teachers of Dallas Dallas Teachers Hospital Assn. Board Member Christian Connection: Romine Avenue Christian Church Survivors: Niece, Texas State Rep. Senfronia Thompson – Houston, Texas; Nieces, Dr. Kim Austin & Ms. Eve Austin – Carson, California Relative, Lucinda Flix – Houston, Texas Extended Family: Godson, Clayton Mitchell Terrell Goddaughters, Tracey Deaton Black, Barbara Morton & Zetta Brown Constant Attentive Comrade: Mrs. Fannie Bradford, Jr. & Family Mrs. Jean Reed Mr. Milton Randolph Reed The Golden Girls Traveling Fellowship