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Rena Thompson (Angleton, TX)
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Cy Hurst was "legend" in Texas. His dedication to this great country was extraordinary as he served as a soldier, and was a POW, in WWII. Cy Hurst was one of the Texas gentlemen with real class, substance, integrity, humor and served as a mentor and friend to many. RIP, Cy Hurst.
Friday, December 3, 2010 |
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Ron Alexander (Beaumont, TX)
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If I get to heaven, I'll tell them Cy sent me by. I'll never forget him and the good times we had at KFDM>
Friday, December 3, 2010 |
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jim ishee (vidor, TX)
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to the hurst family.
in 1974 cy spent a week at little baseball state tour,waco,tx
we had a great time there,and will always remenber you,as a great person,fun to be with,
we have remained great friends,i will miss you friend
when i see you on the other side ,i will tell our savior;
'cy sent me by'
Friday, December 3, 2010 |
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Fran and Gene Landry (Beaumont, TX)
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What a legacy! We are impressed about what we didn't know about Cy, and appreciate having known Cy in his active life. We followed his news stories and especially loved his coverage of the Amelia Little League when they were winners in Beaumont and went to Waco.
We send our love and sympathies to Cy's family, knowing that his life lived here ensures his next Life with our Lord.
Friday, December 3, 2010 |
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Col Allan G Little USA Ret (Austin, TX)
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Mark,
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire Hurst family at this time of the loss of your father.
Al
Friday, December 3, 2010 |
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