William ‘Bill’ Frank Garrett (’62), Granbury :: At North Texas, he was captain of the golf team and went to the NCAA semi-finals his senior year. After teaching and coaching high school golf, he played on the PGA tour for 10 years. He worked for Ping Golf Club Manufacturing for 30 years around the southwestern U.S. He was selected Salesman of the Year in 1995, and he received a Distinguished Service Award from the North Texas PGA in 2003. He won many golf tournaments and awards and was a deacon at Lakeside Baptist Church. He is survived by Judy Schwan Garrett (’61), his college sweetheart and wife of 48 years.

Bill Estes (’64, ’73 M.Ed.), Sherman :: he was in Sigma Phi Epsilon, lettered in basketball as a freshman and worked as a student fireman his sophomore through senior years. He joined the U.S. Air Force in 1968 and after attending pilot school was stationed in Florida, Virginia, Oregon and Turkey. He coached basketball in Sherman, Kaufman, Pittsburg and Crowley and retired as head of the science department in 1996. He and his wife operated the Book Rack for 27 years.

Elisabeth C. Burnside (’69 M.S.), Delray Beach, Fla. :: She earned her master’s degree in clinical psychology at North Texas.

Jimmy R. Barnes (’72), Dallas :: He earned his degree in industrial arts education at North Texas.

Frances Ann Gee (’79), Carrollton :: She was an educator who devoted 35 years of service to the Dallas ISD and W.T. White High School before retiring. She sponsored academic decathlon teams, including five that advanced to state competition, and she judged and sponsored UIL literary competitions in addition to inspiring her students in English and history.

Jon Michael Jordan (’93), Plano :: He became a certified public accountant, working as a partner with his father at Jordan Donohoe & Co. in Dallas. His hobbies included golf, football, basketball, hunting and shooting.

Ginger D. Pallett-Perez (’01), Burleson :: At UNT, she was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha and held several offices. She earned her degree in social work and was a teacher.

Louie G. Brewer Jr. (’09), Denton :: He earned a bachelor’s degree in music theory from UNT.

Craig A. Bishop, Coppell :: He was a sophomore studying mechanical and energy engineering after transferring to UNT in 2009.

Raegan Davis, Dallas :: She was a freshman in her second semester at UNT, majoring in education. After traveling to Romania for mission work and studying Spanish in Spain, she had plans to teach and one day open her own school. She was a member of Highland Park Presbyterian Church’s child care staff.