Elgin Reichenau dies after long Baytown career
Elgin Oscar Reichenau known as Blacky, born near London Texas, died July 26 2004 in Fredericksburg after a 35 year stint with Humble Exxon. He married Elon Jeanette Russell in 1935, raised a family in Baytown then moved to Fredericksburg in 2002. He was a Baptist Temple Church member, survived by his wife Kay Ponder Geana Pfeiffer and four grandchildren plus many relatives and pallbearers. Visitation and funeral details were arranged in Fredericksburg and Baytown with final interment at Memory Gardens Cemetery Baytown. Honorary pallbearers and donations to Baptist Temple Building Fund noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scar “Blacky" Baytown
Burg
Ome Inichenau
Lo Hugo Fada
Annie Otteemu
Ile
Little Saline
London
Ard Counts
Elon Jeanette Russell
Flon
Elgin
Knopp
Fredericksburg
Elon
Kay
Baytown
Harms County
Humble Oil
Exxon
Baptist Temple Church
Elon Jeanette Russell Reichenau
Mada Annie Otte
Hugo Robert Reichenau
Harold Ervin Reichenau
Norman Dwayne Ponder
Carroll Pearson
Charles Seeley
Wayne West
John Robin Russell
Wilson Russell
Carla Russell Jones
Helen Kay
Norman Ponder
Texas
Geana
Willie Pfeiffer
Rance
Rhonda Ponder
Vicki Ponder
D'Laine
Duane Smith
G'Anna
Joe Parkey
Shanna
George Menzies
Harper
Michelle
Matthew
Danielle
Canon Ponder
Skye Smith
Joyce
Ashton Parkey
Christopher Gaughn
John Nelson
Russell Page
Houston
Don Reichenau
Charles Reichenau
Mason
Michael Smith
Curtis H. Wood
Aaron Hambrick
Jasper
Bill Turpin
Bogota
Beckmann Funeral Home
Navarre Funeral Home
Tom Dicus
Memory Gardens
Beckham Funeral Home
Rollingbrook
Baptist Temple Building Fund
Sjolander Rd
Charity of
Harold L York Jr Dies Veteran and Family Man at 63
Harold L York Jr died July 27 after a battle with cancer in Crosby Texas. He served in World War II as a Technician Fifth Grade with the 40th Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop earning the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with three Bronze Stars and an Arrowhead along with the Philippine Liberation Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Distinguished Unit Badge, Victory Ribbon and four Overseas Bars. He worked at Hughes Tool Company 1941 to 1986, later ranching, and was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church the Knights of Columbus and the American Legion. He is survived by his wife Janie J Prochazka York and four children, nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren along with siblings and numerous relatives. Funeral services are planned at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Crosby with arrangements by Sterling White Chapel Funeral Home. Donations may go to the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
40Th Cavalry
Harold
Hughes Tool Company
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Janie J. Prochazka York
John Deere
Louisiana
Mike
Mary York
John York
Raymond
Harold L. York Jr
Martha Lynn
Channelview
Michael J. York
Janie M._ York
Stephen Turner
Michael Turner
Christopher York
Coleman York
Erama York
Janelle York
Thomas Liebham
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Pamela Medellin
Cancer Center
Baytown
American Cancer Society
Sterling White Chapel Funeral Home
Crosby-Lynchburg Road
Highlands
Texas
Prince obituary highlights life of Octave Prince in Baytown and Orange
Octave Prince died at 99 after a long life marked by meticulous work ethics and a love of mechanics. He traveled with his wife Mae, supported educated children and grandchildren, and was beloved at his Baytown nursing home. A private graveside and visitation were held in Orange on July 27, 2004.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Mae Gee
Ana ‘Belive Moyuy
Orange
Charlie Prince Dial
Houston
Verna Prince Pratt
Francis Eugene Pratt
M. D
Baytown
Steven T. Dial
Denise T. Pratt
Christian E. Pratt
Leeann E. Pratt Foster
Lynn A. Foster
Los Alamos
Rebecca G. Pratt
Steven J. Mortis
Austin
Texas
Audra Fay Henscey obituary in Baytown Texas life and service
Audra Fay Henscey born September 11 1934 in Baytown Texas worked for the U S Postal Service and was the first female letter carrier in the area. She retired December 1997 after 32 years of service and is survived by family including husband Steve French children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Earthman Funeral Home Baytown listed with services on July 29 and 30 2004 and memorials to the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audra Fay Henscey
Sherman Cain
Ethel Avant Cain
Baytown
Texas
U.S. Postal Service
Audra
Gwen Alpha
Peggy Joyce Breaux dies at 60 in Anahuac
Peggy Joyce Breaux 60 of Anahuac died at home Sunday. Visitation Wednesday 11am to 9pm at Sterling Anahuac with Rosary at 7pm. Funeral Mass Thursday 10am at Our Lady of Light Anahuac. Interment Anahuac Cemetery. Survivors include husband Hubert Breaux Sr, children Hubert Breaux Jr Patty Stephens Penny Kaichel, sister Robin Smith Alicie, and many grandchildren. Funeral handled by Sterling Anahuac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Joyce Breaux
Anahuac
Sterling Funeral Home
Our Lady of Light Catholic
Crowley
Adam Smith
Louise Hoffpaulr
Hubert Breaux Sr
Montgomery Ward
San
Jacinto
Orpha Mead Whitley obituary notices final service
Orpha Mead Whitley died July 28 2004 born March 19 1913 Ferris Texas. Survived by sons Larry Fay and Ben Whitley of Baytown Houston with 4 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren sister Mary Lewis of California and many nieces and nephews. The family greets guests 6 9 July 29 2004 at Grand View Funeral Home graveside service 10 am July 30 2004 Forest Park East Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Mead Whitley
Orpha
A.J
Etta Witherspoon
Ferris
Texas
Record R. Whitley
Texas City
Pasadena
Baytown
Church of Christ
Record
Bucky
Larry Whitley
Wanda
Fay Whitley
Maxine
Ben Whitley
Houston
Mary Lewis
California
Odyssey Healthcare
W. Grose
David Trant
M. Guerrero
Grand View Funeral Home
Forest Park East Funeral Home
Reverend James W Mills Sr Hallmarked Life of Service in Barrett Station
James W Mills Sr a longtime Barrett Station resident was born January 21 20 to Charles and Owergin Mills. He married Mary Chenevert in 1941 and Clara Brown in 2002 leaving a large family. A veteran and railroad worker he helped found Mills Waterworks and Vision Estates while rising to the first black supervisor at Humble Refinery. He served community leadership roles and church work at First Missionary Baptist Barrett Station. Funeral held July 30 2004 at First Missionary Baptist Church Barrett Station with burial at Barrett Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew
James W. Mills, Sr
Aye Pridan Dary
James
Charles and
Owergin Barrett Mills
Barrett Station
Crosburgh School
Lee College
Baytown
Mary Chenevert
Ths Union
Mary
Clara Brown
James Mills
Mills
Rev. Mills
Leroy Mills
Leroy
Humble
Exxon-Mobil
Harris County
Crosby Independent School District
First Missionary Baptist Church
VFW
Clara Brown Mills
Mary Jane
Joseph) Brown
Martha
Annett Sr
Carla Lanell
Alex) Windfont
Carla ¥. Brown
James W
Patsy) Mills Jr
Charles L
Bernadette) Mills
Vincent Ralph
Ethel
Alfred
Jerry V. Brown Jn
Alline White
Ida) Mills
Howard
Lottie) Mills
Clotile Smith
Locust St
Tommy Johnson
Barrett Evergreen Cemetery
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Elzin Oscar Reichenau
York
Winvissel Harry
Crosby
Family
Ana
Grimester
Tel and Mary
Octave Prince
Mae
United States
Dominoes
Cleveland
Aubrey Hensley
Susan
Conroe
Terry French
Steve
Rachel Tuck
Joseph
Spring
Courtney French
Meredith French
Hannah
Adam Tuck
Sharon Sparks
Kim Formowalt
Tom
James Sparks
Zakary Sparks
Earthman Funeral Home
Garth Road
Cleon Carraway
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Bobby Collins
Ernie Salter
Kevin Salter
Jammy Sparks
Joseph Tuck
Steve French
Earthmanfunerals.com
Hex
James W. Mills
Mills Real Estate Investment Company
Vision Estates
John G. Jones Lodge
United Most Worshipful
Scottish Rite Grand Lodge
AF & A. M. of Texas Inc
Pride of
Order of Eastern
Star
Grand Lodge
Walker Funeral Home
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