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The Texas Historical commission awarded him the George Christian Award for Outstanding Volunteer, of the Year, named for [[Lyndon B. Johnson]]'s press secretary of the Year. He also received the Sammy Baugh Award for Outstanding Service from Sul Ross Universit, and a letter of commendation from the governor for his fifty years as a professional engineer.<ref name=obit/>

The Texas Historical commission awarded him the George Christian Award for Outstanding Volunteer, of the Year, named for [[Lyndon B. Johnson]]'s press secretary of the Year. He also received the Sammy Baugh Award for Outstanding Service from Sul Ross Universit, and a letter of commendation from the governor for his fifty years as a professional engineer.<ref name=obit/>

Roberts had a son, James Travis Roberts, III, and his wife, Katie of Sanderson, Texas, and a daughter, Teresa "Terri" Ann Harkey and husband, Alan, of McKinney, Texas. He was also survived by his brother Ike Roberts of Marathon and a sister, Betty Hargus of Fort Stockton, Texas. He died of a brief illness at the age of eighty-four. He is interred at Marathon Cemetery.<ref name=obit/>

Roberts had a son, James Travis Roberts, III, and his wife, Katie of Sanderson, Texas, and a daughter, Teresa "Terri" Ann Harkey and husband, Alan, of McKinney, Texas. He was also survived by his brother Ike Roberts of Marathon and a sister, Betty Hargus of Fort Stockton in Pecos County, Texas. He died of a brief illness at the age of eighty-four. He is interred at Marathon Cemetery.<ref name=obit/>

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