Estel Fergie Ferguson
December 17, 1913 ~ December 7, 2006
Ferguson, Estel “Fergie”, 92, retired Beechcrafter, died Thursday, December 7, 2006. Service at 10 a.m., Monday, December 11, Mt. Vernon Methodist Church. Estel was born December 17, 1913 on a farm near Mulvane, Kansas. After high school, he moved to Wichita where he met and married the love of his life, Bessie K. Scott. They celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary July 4, 2006. He worked as a master scheduler for Beech Aircraft from 1941 to 1976, but was perhaps better known as a fisherman, watch collector, and tomato grower. Survivors: Bessie, sons Troy (Vonie) of Hot Springs, Arkansas and Neal (Roberta) of Reno, Nevada; three grand daughters Kathy (Mike) Moseley and children (Elizabeth, Michael, and Danny) of McHenry Illinois; Dawn (Joe) Bauml and child Joseph of Dallas, Texas; and Sarah Ferguson of Washington, D.C. Downing Lahey Mortuary East.
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family’s loss.
Bessie, Troy & Joy–Sorry to hear about Fergie. My folks, Dale & Rosemary Lee thought so much of your folks. We will always remember the Beechcraft events, bowling etc. All family back then. Hugs to all of you. Your friend, Jackie Lee
We have lost a good friend and advisor. Fergie will be missed by many of us. Our condolences to all of his family. Sincerely, Polly Toombs, (The Four Crooks)
YOUR LOST WILL BE FELT BY MANY. MAY GOD HELP YOU IN THE COMING DAYS.
Please accept our heartfelt condolences in the loss of your father,grandfather and husband. We know that you will miss him but God will see you through this time of grief. We are friends from Texas of Voni and Troy.
We are so sorry to hear of Mr Ferguson’s death. We know that you will miss your husband, father and grandfather. May God comfort you during this time of grief. We are good friends and neighbors of Voni and Troy in Hot Springs Village, Ar.
To Aunt Bessie, Troy, Neal and families: We regret that we not able to be at service for Estel but thought of you all that day and often since. Estel was a special uncle and I have many memories of fishing with him on Cow Skin Creek and the Ninnescah River, running trot lines and waking up every hour all night long to check the lines. His ball teams, on which I played, may have not won many games but we always stole watermelons on the way home. We never visited Kansas without making an attempt to see Bessie and Estel. He was a special ‘Fergie’. Phil and Maxine, Parker, Colorado