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C.B. MARTIN (deceased) was an original member
who was born and raised in Lubbock. He is a
brother to Byron Martin of Claude Martin & Sons
Construction and Betty Van Ness. He served in WWII
with the Navy Seabees in Guam. His wife Conny
Martin was a well-respected artist and art teacher in
Lubbock beginning in the 1950s. Glenna Goodacre acknowledged Conny Martin
as her first art teacher. (Ed. Note: C.B. and Conny are the author’s parents.)

H.A. SESSIONS BILL CANTRELL
(deceased) (deceased) became
received a degree a pilot at the age of
in architecture 16 and served as a
from TTU. H.A. US Naval Air Corp
was a prominent Cadet. He graduated
Lubbock from TTU in 1951. He
businessman had his own School
and, at one time, of Architecture for
one of the largest 20 years and
property owners taught at the
in Lubbock. TTU School of
Fellow developer Architecture for
Delbert McDougal 28 years.
described Sessions
as the “grandfather
of Lubbock real
estate.”

MARVIN DOBBINS
(deceased) grew up on a farm
in Haskell County. He served
in WWII in the Army Air Corps
in Guam. He retired as VP of
Anthony Mechanical in 1986.
Senior Link magazine
joins the rest of Lubbock
in mourning the loss
of internationally
renowned sculptor and
native daughter
Glenna Goodacre

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