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Robert “Kayo” Harlow K5AKO
May 25, 1942-October 13,2023  

Robert “Kayo” Harlow, 81, of Port Neches, Texas, passed away on Friday, October 6, 2023, at Harbor House in Beaumont.  

A memorial service will be held on October 28, 2023 at 2:00 pm at The Temple church in Port Arthur, Texas. Reverend Phil Chamberlin will officiate.  

Kayo was born in Port Arthur, Texas on May 25, 1942. He was the son of Marvin Vernon Harlow and Thelma Gladys (Vinson) Harlow. He was married to his loving wife of forty-four years, Patricia (Lanclos) Harlow. Kayo served our country in the United States Army and after his deployment, attended Lamar Institute of Technology and then Lamar University, pursuing a degree in electrical engineering. He worked for Motiva Refinery, retiring after 32 years of service. His happiest years of employment were when he worked as a consultant after he retired.

Kayo was an active member of The Temple church, where he taught Sunday School, served on various committees, and was a founding member of the praise team. He played the bass guitar on the praise team for twenty years. Kayo was active in the local Ham Radio club and the Port Arthur yacht club: he had a sailboat for more than 35 years.  

Kayo loved music, sailing, his family, and most of all, Jesus. He could fix anything, and loved helping others. He was always smiling and had a positive outlook on life. Kayo was determined to see the good in people and never gave up on anyone. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him and will be forever in our hearts.  

He is preceded in death by his parents and his siblings, Lila Lee (Harlow) Henry and Marvin Vernon Harlow.     

Kayo is survived by his wife, Patricia Harlow; his son, Michael Scott Harlow of Nederland, Texas; his two daughters, Kelli Lynn Harlow of Port Neches, Texas; and Kari Ann Maddox and husband Andrew of Waco, Texas; as well as his five beloved grandchildren.  

In lieu of flowers, Kayo’s family asks that you honor him with memorial contributions to Lamar Institute of Technology, The Temple church, and The Salvation Army.

 

Melancon Levingston Funeral Home 
2001 Nall Street
Port Neches, Texas

CECIL ROBINSON, JR. AE5ER
October 5, 1958- Nov. 17, 2023  

Cecil R. Robinson, Jr of Mineral Wells passed from this earth surrounded by his family after a long hard fought battle against liver cancer.  Honoring his wishes there will be no funeral. The family and friends will gather at later date.   

Cecil was born October 5, 1958, in McAlester, Oklahoma, the only child of Cecil R. Robinson, Sr and Nellie Louise Cunningham Robinson. After Cecil’s father passed away when he was 2 years old, he and his mother moved to Enid, OK. There they lived with his grandparents, Harold and Iris Cunningham. They lovingly took in Cecil and his young widowed mother.   

Along with his grandparents and aunts and uncles, Barbara and Earl Gertz and Dan and Barbra Cunningham, they all played a large role in his upbringing as a child. While living with them he also lived in and attended schools in Eugene, Orgeon and Redwood City, California. He finished High School in Enid, Ok.    

Wanting to honor his father’s military service, at age 17 Cecil enlisted into the Army National Guard. He served proudly with the 45TH FIELD ARTILLERY GROUP and was Honorably Discharged in November of 1976.   

Soon after Cecil found success in the oilfields. He was a Driller for several oilfield companies working on and offshore in Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and New Mexico.  He was also a ranch foreman and trained cutting horses. He was a proud HAM radio operator, AE5ER with friends from all over the world.  

Some of Cecil and Glenda’s children’s favorite childhood memories are their camping trips. Although sometimes annoyed by the HAM radio they really enjoyed being able to hear the International Space Station and Santa Clause on Cecil’s HAM radio.   

While living in Enid, Ok he met the love of his life Glenda. On November 9, 1979 Cecil and Glenda Sue Burns were married. Having recently celebrated their 44th anniversary together. Young and in love their family grew in quick succession. Two daughters born in 1980, Christina and Cecilia, no they are not twins. Following Joshua born in 1982, Matthew in 1983, Lora in 1984 and finally William Casey in 1988.  If you lost count that was 5 kids 4 and under and then another added 3 years and 2 months later. They raised their children in Mineral Wells and Jacksboro Texas. Cecil also has an older daughter Jaimie  Robinson. Jamie did not grow up with the family, but she was always loved by them all.   

Out of these 7 children came his pride and joys and his camping and fishing buddies: Wesley, Mason, Levi, Derrick, and Bryson Robinson; Aubrey and Ryan  Robinson; William Jr, Charlotte, and Axel Robinson; River and Lake Moore.   

Cecil is preceded in death by his father Cecil, Sr and mother Nellie; grandson Levi Robinson; granddaughter Charlotte Robinson; his beloved grandparents, aunts and uncles; father and mother-in-law Glenn and Sue Burns; and brother-in-law Lloyd Burns.   

He is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Glenda Sue Burns Robinson; his children and their spouses, Jamie and Seth Cleland, of Oklahoma City, Christina and Chuck Moore, of Lubbock, Tx, Cecilia and David Smith, of Mineral Wells, Joshua Robinson, Mathew Robinson and Lora Robinson all of Mineral Wells; William Casey and Reagan Robinson of Graham, Tx; and his grandchildren,  Aubrey, Wesley, Mason, Ryan, William Jr, Derrick, Bryson, River, Lake, and Axel. His is also survived by his siblings and their spouses, Jean and Al Rognstad  of Florida, Jaye and Bobby Ramirez of Florida, Johnny Cecil Robinson of Oklahoma, Rebecca Dawn and David Thompson of Richwood, TX; his in-laws, James and Michelle Burns, Francis and Billy Sanders, Crystal and Rick Simpson, Andi Bloodworth, Leigh Burns and Bill Burns all of Mineral Wells, Tx,  Sheila and Steve Mullins of Talihina, Ok; and his aunt Barbra Cunningham of Ada, Ok; as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

  

Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner Funeral Home on Nov. 17, 2023.
302 W Hubbard St 
Mineral Wells, TX  76067

Esther Lucy Gollihar N5RLQ
December 1, 1949 - August 15, 2023  

Lucy passed away quietly in her sleep on the morning of August 15, 2023. She had been sick for several years.  She was 73 at the time of death.  

She was buried Monday 28th of August at 13:45. She received full military honors with a 21-gun salute and taps.  She's buried at Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio, Texas. Her son Daniel C. Gollihar KC5QIG received her flag.   

She had done many exercises as a ham operator. She nursed as a LVN for 40 years retiring due to a handicap.  Lucy was born and grew up in San Antonio graduating from Highlands High School.  

She is survived by her husband, Douglas H. Gollihar NA5YO, Stepdaughter Elisabeth Faith Webb of Austin and her son Daniel C. Gollihar KC5QIG of San Antonio. Preceded in death by Donald F. Gollihar her stepson in 1996.  She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. 

  

Thanks to NA5YO for the obituary 
and to W5FEA for informing us

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