Charlie Wesley Webb

Private family services will be held at a later time for Charlie Wesley Webb.Charlie passed away on Thursday, August 6, 2020 at the age of 76. Wesley was born on May 3, 1944 to Hazel Gertrude Webb and George Webb in Brownfield.He graduated from Brownfield High School and afterward he joined the United States Army and was stationed overseas in Germany from 1961 to 1964. When he came back, he settled down, and worked at Brownfield Power & Light for many years. He made many friends while working there and you could always find him sitting outside the plant chatting with someone. Wesley had a love for fishing. He visited the area lakes to catch the biggest fish you would have ever seen. He also had a joy for Bingo. He would get to the Bingo Hall hours early just to make sure nobody else got his parking place or sat at his table spot. He loved going to Montelongo’s Mexican Food Restaurant when he went to Lubbock to play Bingo. He had a passion for tinkering, whether it be with lawn mowers or cars. He would always fix anything himself. He loved to go to garage sales and steal great finds and he made sure to show you all his treasures. He is preceded in death by his mother, father, brother, and sister. He leaves behind his beloved dog, Booger; three nieces, Patty Downey, Tammy Ratliff, and Cindi Jones; a nephew, Michael Webb; as well as many great nieces, nephews, and cousins who all loved him very much.

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Hotspot intersection sees another accident

On Thursday, at approximately 2:14 p.m. Brownfield Fire & Rescue was called out to an accident at the Lubbock Highway (US 62/82) and David Bailey Rd. intersection. A witness, who spoke with TxDPS stated a silver Ford F-150, was heading south in the southbound lane of US 62/82 and turned left at the intersection of David Bailey Rd. Upon crossing onto David Bailey Rd. a 2018 Dodge Challenger, heading north in the northbound lanes of US 62/82, collided with the F-150 on the right front fender, bounced and hit the right side of the bed of the F-150. The Challenger would then spin and come to a rest facing southeast in the south side bar-ditch. The F-150 also came to rest facing south in the south side bar-ditch. BRMC EMS, Brownfield Fire & Rescue, Terry County Sheriff’s Dept., and TxDPS worked the scene of the accident. There were no injuries reported.