Albert H. Wheat
December 16, 1925 ~ December 14, 2010
Albert Horace Wheat, age 84, the son of the late M.T. Wheat and Myrtle Readus Wheat, was born in Nixon, Texas on December 16, 1925 and was called home by the Lord on December 14, 2010. He was preceded in death by his brother, Donald B. Wheat. Albert was married to Bertha M. Applewhite Wheat. There were three children born to this union: Jacqueline Wheat Harris, Albert C. Wheat and Horace R. Wheat. Albert's hobbies were baking, cooking and playing baseball. He is survived by his three children and their spouses, Jacqueline Wheat Harris, Albert C. Wheat and his wife, Sylvia, Horace R. Wheat and his wife, Margaretta; six grandchildren; eleven great-grandchildren; a sister-in-law and a host of nieces, nephews and friends. The Wheat family would like to thank the staff of Normandy Terrace Southeast, Southeast Baptist Hospital Emergency Room and MeadowLawn Memorial Park and the countless number of folks that have been praying for the family.
You will be missed Albert!!!!
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I’ve known Mr Albert for the 8 years he’s been at Normandy Terrace. My church group, NE church of Christ, has held Sunday services for more than 40 years. I’ve help for 16 years. Mr Albert always had a beautiful smile. He always wanted to be at services. He told me, “Wake me, so I can come.” The only times he missed was when he was ill. Although he was tall, he never made you feel small. He would just lumber gently by your side to services. When he was wheelchaired, he wasn’t sure I could push him. He was so considerate of other. He will be sorely missed.
I Mary Martinez Activity Director at Normandy Terrace send our prayers to the family of our beloved friend Mr Wheat. He will be greatly miss.He was always a early bird in the activity setting when it came to cooking class and we when we pass his table were he sat in the dining area and we will remember the M&M’s he enjoyd eating. We will miss him greatly
My deepest sympathy to the family for your loss. May you always remember that God cares about us. He is healing the brokenhearted ones and binding up their painful spots -Psalms 147:3. And one day soon, death will be swallowed up forever – Isaiah 25:8.