Taylor Lagrone Dies Guard at Alcoa in Milano
Taylor E. Lagrone 57 of Route 1 Milano died January 12 in Rockdale. He worked 14 years as a guard at Alcoa. Funeral service was January 14 at Milano Baptist Church with James Henderson and D. Allen Dearley officiating. Burial in Milano Cemetery. Survived by wife Viola Silvey Lagrone, one daughter, two brothers, two sisters, two step sisters, and two grandchildren. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor E. Lagrone
Route 1
Milano
Rockdale
Alcoa
Milano Baptist Church
James Henderson
Mt. Enterprise
D. Allen Dearley
Viola Silvey Lagrone
Bill Martin
Lafayette
Amos Lagrone
Henry Lagrone
Odessa
Mary Pratt
Cecil Hurt
A. W. Kornegay
Gaus
J. C. Hurt
Bruce Simmons
Alex Black
C. M. McManus
E. D. Mathews
Marvin Gray
D. Evans
F. P. Cotton
E. A. Maines
Jimmie Pratt
L. M. Box
Claude Lagrone
Barkley Lagrone
Services For John Morgan In Milano At Friendship Baptist
Funeral services for John Morgan were held at 2 pm Friday at Friendship Baptist Church near Milano with Rev. Jim Barnett officiating. Burial followed in Milano Cemetery. Morgan, a farmer and rancher in the Milano area, died Thursday January 12 at St. Edward Hospital in Cameron after a 10 day illness. He was born August 6, 1894 in Paige Texas and moved to Milano as an infant. Survivors include his wife Myrtle Springer Morgan of Milano. a son Thelston Morgan of Milano. a daughter Ruby Clary of Deer Park. brothers Jeff Morgan and Oscar Morgan, both of Milano. and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers were Jake Barfield Carroll Davidson Harold Neal Gerald Vinton Andrew Ryan and Frank Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Friendship Baptist Church
Milano
Jim Barnett
Morgan
St. Edward Hospital
Cameron
Paige
Texas
Myrtle Springer Morgan
Thelston
Blackie) Morgan
Ruby Clary
Deer Park
Jeff Morgan
Oscar Morgan
Jake Barfield
Caroll Davidson
Harold Neal
Gerald Vinton
Andrew Ryan
Frank Warren
Services Here For G. H. Wilkins 79
G H Wilkins 79 of Thorndale died in a Temple hospital. He was a retired welder and machinist, World War I veteran, born January 10 1888 in Adamsville Tennessee. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Marek Burns with Rev Richard Freeman officiating. Burial Hope Lutheran Memorial Park Buckholts. Survived by wife Minnie of Thorndale four sons four brothers eight grandchildren five great grandchildren.
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G. H. Wilkins
Thorndale
Temple Hospital
Buckholts
Cameron
Adamsvile
Tenn
Marek Burns
Richard Freeman
Hope Lutheran Memorial Park
Rev Harwell Dies At Galveston Home
Reverend Don L. Harwell aged 66 died at Moody House in Galveston on January 14 after a heart attack. A Methodist minister in Louisiana and Texas for 27 years, he had lived in Cameron before moving to Galveston in 1965. Services were held January 16 in Iago, with burial at Kyle. He is survived by two daughters Judy and Tommy Harwell and two grandchildren in Houston.
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Don L. Harwell
Moody House
Galveston
Louisiana
Texas
Cameron
Iago
Richard Freeman
Kyle
Harwell
Judy Harwell
Tommy Harwell
Houston
Services for James E Gandy 58 in Houston
James E Gandy 58 died in Houston on January 11. A native of Ben Arnold he worked 30 years for the Rapid Transit Co in Houston. Funeral service held at 2 pm Friday at Marek Burns with Rev Frank Newton officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by brothers T D Gandy Dallas Fred Gandy Houston George Gandy Houston and sister Mrs Elizabeth Westgate Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Gandy
Houston
Ben Arnold
Rapid Transit Company
Marek Burns
Frank Newton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pen
T. D. Gandy
Dallas
Fred Gandy
George Gandy
Elizabeth Westgate
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