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Floyd Frank Bondy Jr. - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Midland, TX Reporter-Telegram & Houston, TX Chronicle, October 24, 2006

FLOYD FRANK BONDY, JR. passed away in Midland, Texas on October 22, 2006. His gentle 
spirit blessed this world for 85 years. Floyd was devoted to his wife, Dorothy. He was 
a loving, patient and kind father to his children Neal Bondy and his wife Susan, Glenda 
Rogers and her husband Charles, and Mark Bondy and his wife Nancy. Floyd was lovingly 
known to his six grandchildren and one great-grandson as "Greendaddy". He has one brother, 
Elmer Bondy of Clear Lake City, and was preceded in death by his parents. 

Floyd was born in Tallulah, Louisiana. He proudly served the United states as a Staff 
Sergeant in World War II in Company C, 275th Infantry Division in France, where he was 
wounded in action. He was awarded the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, the European Campaign 
Medal and the World War II Victory Medal. Upon his return home, he went to work for Sinclair 
Oil Company at their Houston Refinery. Forty-six years later, he retired as the Manager of 
Compounding and Packaging from the same refinery, which was then owned by ARCO. 

Floyd and Dorothy moved to Midland from Houston In 2002. They were world travelers and their 
favorite place to travel was Africa, where they loved watching the wildlife together. They 
attended Christ Church Midland and have been blessed by the fellowship and kindness they 
found in that body of Christ. A service celebration Floyd's life has been scheduled for 11:00 
a.m., Wednesday, October 25, 2006 at First United Methodist Church, 305 N. Baird St., 
Midland. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to Christ Church Midland, 10 Desta 
Dr., Ste. 170LL, Midland, 79705, or Hospice of Midland, PO Box 2621, Midland, 79702. 

Arrangements are under the direction of Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory of 
Midland.