William Frank Lovelace

Death date: Jan 10, 2018

William Frank Lovelace, 80, of Garland, TX died on January 10, 2018 in Garland. He was born on September 18, 1937 to William Lovelace and Golda Eldene Fenton in Brownwood, TX. He married Jeri Williams in 1978 in Dallas. An attorne Read Obituary

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Debbie Reed

398w ago

I worked for Bill for 17 years. Beyond being a great boss, he was an amazing man and a great attorney. I considered him a personal friend and I loved him dearly. My sincere condolences to Lynn and Trey and all of his family.

Bertha Hall

407w ago

Bill was a very interesting person. I got acquainted with he a Jeri when I took sermon tapes of each Sunday service to them when Jeri was Ill. He was always so positive when I would check on him at Brookdale.

Joan Epting Deibert

407w ago

Bill and I go back into the early 70’s, both as a friend, neighbor and attorney. So sorry unable to attend his service. Thoughts and prayers are with the family.

William Cammack

408w ago

Bill Lovelace and I were friends for more than fifty years. We were “Best Man” in each other’s weddings. Bill traveled to Minnesota in the dead of winter to be my Best Man – a real friend. I am very proud of my friend’s contribution to our legal system, in his single lawyer practice. His dedication to defending the common man in a time of need was exemplary. I am especially proud of my friend’s trip to China where he introduced our legal system to the Chinese.
Despite living many miles apart, we were able to maintain a close friendship over many, many, year. A true friend who will be missed.

Brenda Jones

408w ago

I am current Mission East Board President and was just informed Mr. Lovelace served as a board of director, before I came on the MED Board. I would like to extend our sympathy for your loss on behalf of the Mission East Board of Directors Please feel free to contact me.

Bill Knobler

408w ago

Truly a great friend. We grew up together in Brownwood and Billy was constantly getting me in trouble in school.
(even though it was never me starting trouble). I did not see him much in the last few years but we talked on phone and he remained upbeat every time.
Rest in peace—you deserve it.

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