Donald Eugene “Red” Shaver left for his eternal home Jan. 25, 2021 at Hendrick Hospice Center in Abilene. He was born Jan. 23, 1939 in Wapanucka, Okla. to Charlie and Ada Shaver. Red began working at a young age, including a stint at a local wrecking yard. Red’s strong work ethic continued as he worked in the oil fields until he was injured.
He was a loving husband and father who always enjoyed spending time with family. Through different adventures, Red always ensured his children had smiles on their faces, while teaching them the same work ethic he was taught from a young age. As the years passed, many different children and teenagers referred to Red as “dad” or “grandpa” because of the time he invested into each of their lives.
Donald Eugene “Red” Shaver left for his eternal home Jan. 25, 2021 at Hendrick Hospice Center in Abilene. He was born Jan. 23, 1939 in Wapanucka, Okla. to Charlie and Ada Shaver. Red began working at a young age, including a stint at a local wrecking yard. Red’s strong work ethic continued as he worked in the oil fields until he was injured.
He was a loving husband and father who always enjoyed spending time with family. Through different adventures, Red always ensured his children had smiles on their faces, while teaching them the same work ethic he was taught from a young age. As the years passed, many different children and teenagers referred to Red as “dad” or “grandpa” because of the time he invested into each of their lives.
in chattanooga, tennessee. he killed four marines and wounded three others before being shot deadly authorities on thursday the attack prompted a federal domestic terror investigation, renewing concerns about vulnerabilities to islamic terrorism. officials say he used several weapons in the attack. he had two long guns which would be considered rifles or shotguns. some were purchased legally and some may not have been. joining us now from washington, catherine herige and jennifer griffin. catherine, bring us up to the latest with the investigation. well a couple big headlines, eric on the investigation. perhaps first and fore most law enforcement source tells fox news so far there has been no evidence this caused them to change their focus on terrorism. that is significant. they continue to look at the shooting at the highest possible level in terms of investigative tools. number two, we re able to confirm they re looking at the suspect s travel in 2014 to the middle east