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Martha
Dinhobl
Jan 31, 1951 — Oct 29, 2015
Martha Dinhobl Obituary Martha Gill Dinhobl, 64, of Sugar Land, TX, formerly of Lubbock, TX, went home to her Heavenly Father on October 29th, 2015. Mom or Nana, as we commonly call her, was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota on January 31st, 1951. She graduated in 1969 from Coronado H.S. in Lubbock, TX. Previously married to John Thomas, also from Lubbock; they share two daughters, Sarah and Amy. While in the Houston/Sugar Land area she worked for Alief I.S.D. for 25 years and Cameron for the last 11 years. She enjoyed working in her yard, completing home projects, listening to the wisdom of her older friends, dancing barefoot, being cheerleader at her grandkids sporting events, creating with Play-Doh, delivering Girl Scout cookies with her granddaughters, was a master builder of blanket forts, and had recently become a connoisseur of fine Italian pastas. She was a wonderful mother, Nana, sister, and friend and she will be missed by many. She is preceded in death by her father Joseph M. Gill, mother Imogene Gill, and brother Joseph D. Gill all of Lubbock, TX. Survivors include her daughter Sarah and husband Michael of Houston, TX; her daughter Amy and husband Patrick of Eustis, FL; grandson David and granddaughters Laura and Emily of Houston, TX; granddaughters Drew and Emma of Eustis, FL; sisters Linda and Mary of Slaton, TX; her sister Theresa and brothers Tommy and Michael all of Lubbock, TX, and many nieces and nephews. At Marthas request, no service will be held. Her family will honor her wishes and have her ashes scattered in Colorado at a later date. Services
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