the company of friends and family, especially his grandchildren. He is survived by his two daughters and four grandchildren.
Ross Frank Interrante ’60
Ross Frank Interrante, beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother passed away on Oct. 4, 2015 while surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Karin; son, Paul (Vicki); son Alex; grandchildren, Emily, Ashley, Allison and Timothy; sisters, Antoinette Horak, Minnie Shelby, Rosalie Theriot and her husband Pat, sister-in-law Evelyn Sandy and her husband Kyle, along with many nephews, nieces and cousins.
Earl Vincent Brown ’61
He passed peacefully on May 10, 2015 surrounded by his family. He was preceded in death by his son, Christopher Brown. A native of Oak Cliff, Vince graduated from The University of Texas at Arlington. He worked as an independent bookkeeper for over 30 years and was proud to own a successful business. He was passionate about cars, the Dallas Cowboys, and his best friend Duke, a 3 lb. Chihuahua. Vince is survived by his wife of 51 years, Carol and his daughter.
Michael A. Lindley ’61
Mike Lindley passed away June 17, 2015 with his devoted family present. He received a coveted scholarship from Jesuit Dallas and had a successful high school career, also playing for the school’s football and baseball teams. Friends and family say Mike became the personification of Jesuit’s call to be a Man for Others. Mike was the son, brother, uncle, and friend you could call for help at any hour. Mike was predeceased by his mother, LaVelle. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
Anthony Bartlett Wood ’61
Tony Wood died Aug. 27, 2015 at his home in Dallas, after a four-year battle with ALS. Tony prolonged his life by three years at a cost of great physical sacrifice in order to serve as a one-person trial in the search for a cure. The treatment administered to Tony was developed from his own invention patented in 1997. Tony obtained a degree in physics from the University of Texas Arlington. In a 23-year career at Texas Instruments he acquired many patents for the company. He is survived by his wife, Janel Broussard Wood and two sons.
Numa “Nick” Livaudais Jr. ’63
Nick Livaudais went to meet his Heavenly Father April 15, 2015, at his home in Marshall, Texas, from complications related to ALS. He leaves his wife, Gloria Livaudais; children and grandchildren. His career with Ryerson Steel lasted for 30 years. He had an incredible work ethic and gave 110%, never leaving a detail undone. Nick was a terrific communicator with a great sense of humor. An avid bass fisherman, many will also remember him for the time spent with him on the lake.
William Grattan Stanford ’63
Bill Stanford passed away July 13, 2015, surrounded by his wife of 31 years, Deborah, and dear friends. After graduating from Loyola University in New Orleans, Bill enlisted in the U.S. Navy. Upon completion of his service he pursued a career in aviation. Those who worked with Bill respected his professionalism, dependability and superb airmanship. Upon retirement in 2000, Bill was fortunate to fulfill his dreams of hunting, fishing and playing golf to his heart’s content.
James Warren Henry, III ’71
James Henry passed away at home in Houston on Oct. 31, 2015. After graduating from Jesuit he attended The University of Texas in Austin and Texas A&M University. In his earlier years he worked as a graphic artist for a printing company. Later his career was spent working for oil companies as a mud engineer. Jim was an avid reader and loved hunting, fishing, camping, and playing his guitar. He also loved classical music. Jim is survived by his mother, Florence Henry Baca.
John Sheffield Mansour ’77
John “Papi” Mansour took his walk with the angels on Dec. 4, 2014. John was born in Dallas to the late Sheffield and Helen Mansour. John devoted his life to the refrigeration industry. He was called in whenever someone was needed to solve a problem. John is survived by his wife of 18 years, Nancy Mansour; son, Josh; daughter, Dana; and five grandchildren.
Gilbert Ray Vela ’78
Gilbert Vela passed away on Feb. 13, 2015. Growing up, he attended St. Mary’s Catholic School, Jesuit and SMU. He enjoyed playing tennis and lived in New York City from 2000 to 2012 in order to pursue his career goals. He
was a certified CPA and was very dedicated to his profession. Beloved son and friend, he will be dearly missed by all those who loved him. He is survived by his mother, Mary Vela.
Michael Kevin Rogers ’81
Kevin Rogers, of Dallas, passed away Aug. 21, 2015. Kevin was a graduate of Jesuit College Preparatory School and the University of Dallas. An excellent tennis player, he will always be remembered for his engaging personality and joyous smile. He is survived by his son, John Michael Rogers; daughter, Megan Rogers; their mother, Liane Rogers; and parents John and Teresa Rogers.
William Cole Adams ’91
On the morning of Aug. 30, 2015, Cole Adams passed away. Cole attended the University of Arkansas and graduated with a degree in finance. After a successful career in the tech industry, Cole earned his master’s in social work at the University of Texas at Arlington. He spent his life and professional career helping others through psychotherapy. He was an adventurer at heart and was most comfortable in nature. Cole was a lover of animals, movies, and music. Cole is survived by his wife, Jenny; and precious eight-yearold twins, Parker Elaine and Mason William.
Blake Anderson ’04
On Aug. 1, 2015, Blake Anderson passed away outside Crawford, Texas, due to cardiac arrest while mountain biking with friends. Blake enjoyed outdoor sports and raised money running and biking on behalf of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. At Jesuit, he enjoyed football, rugby, wrestling and volunteering at the Austin Street Shelter. He earned a degree in political philosophy from the University of Dallas while making the Dean’s List each semester. Blake remains a cherished son of Michelle and Richard Anderson and kindhearted brother to his siblings.
Kevin Michael Schnurr ’10
Kevin Schnurr passed away July 21, 2015 in Austin, Texas. After attending the University of Arkansas where he studied art and graphic design, Kevin was employed at Facebook where his free spirit thrived. Kevin’s passion was the ability to express his emotion through art. From spray painting his designs on the walls at Castle Hills in Austin, to skateboarding the city streets, Kevin left his mark where ever he went. Kevin fully lived his life motto: “Forever grateful.” Kevin is survived by his parents, Eddie and Karen Schnurr; brother, Christopher; sister, Kellie; and faithful pooch, Buddy.
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