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Upon O'Brien's death, Bethany church called [[Aaron Denson]], then at the Highland Baptist Church in Hobbs, [[New Mexico]], as the successor pastor.
Upon O'Brien's death, Bethany church called [[Aaron Denson]], then at the Highland Baptist Church in Hobbs, [[New Mexico]], as the successor pastor.
==Tributes to O'Brien==
==Tributes to O'Brien==
Doyle Sooter, another Bethany member, described O'Brien as a great raconteur and "your best friend in life, no matter who you were. . . . He showed us how to live by how he lived. There was never a material bone in his body. He was the most remarkable man I've ever met."<ref>http://lubbockonline.com/stories/032308/loc_260760659.shtml</ref>
Doyle Sooter, another Bethany member, described O'Brien as a great raconteur and "your best friend in life, no matter who you were. . . . He showed us how to live by how he lived. There was never a material bone in his body. He was the most remarkable man I've ever met."<ref>http://lubbockonline.com/stories/032308/loc_260760659.shtml</ref>
==See also==
Other Lubbock clergy:<br>
*[[John Henry Ballard]]
*[[Stan Blevins]]
*[[J. R. Church]]
==References==
==References==
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