Frances Murray Bragg's Obituary
Frances Murray Bragg, age 87, passed away in Bedford, Texas on January 30, 2019 from natural causes brought on by dementia.She was born on April 27, 1931 in Richmond, Virgina to John and Helen Murray. In the late 1950’s, Frances worked for an Oil Company in Tyler,Texas where she met the love of her life, Walter Bragg. After marriage they moved to Dallas where continued building their family. Through the years she worked for Sonny Holland Evangelistic Association, several Doctors’ offices at Baylor Medical Center, The Dallas Morning News and retired from Life Outreach International. Walter and Frances loved to travel, served many ministries around the world and gave generously of their resources and time to help the hurting.Frances loved spending time with her family and attending church. During her latter years she enjoyed reading and bragging on all of her grandchildren to her friends. She is preceded in death by her parents John and Helen Murray, husband Walter Bragg, daughter Linda Brakefield Hollywood and Great Granddaughter James Ivy Laymon. She is survived by her Children: Son, Ted Brakefield and daughters Marianne Monroe, Sherry Boone, Sandy Jobe and Kelly Bragg.Grandchildren : Allyson Lincoln, Julie Burkett, Katie Flores, Pattilyn Wilkinson, Hank Hollywood, Katrina Snyder, Tori Brakefield, Taylor Boone, Amy Boone, Kari Carnes, Kris Laymon and Caleb Jobe. Great Grandchildren: Daley Burkett, Bella Burkett, Zoie Barnett, Zane Barnett, Zeke Barnett, Dj Hollywood, Brock Hollywood, Jacob Snyder, Jack Wilkinson, Luke Wilkinson, Duke Laymon, Canyon Carnes, Kingston Carnes and Henry Jobe.Services will be at :Restland Funeral Home and Cemetery13005 Greenville Road,Dallas Tx, 75243Saturday February 9th, 2019 10:00 am. If desired, donations may be made to Water for Life c/o www.Lifetoday.org
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