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Obituary: Gelden Passes After Long Clifton–Lubbock Life
Mr Gelden a World War II Army Air Force veteran born March 5 1914 died following surgery on June 18 in Lubbock He lived in Lubbock 20 years was a member of The First Christian ChurchYellowhouse Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Veterans of Foreign Wars and a charter member of United Commercial Travelers He is survived by his wife Florida two daughters Gayle Frazier Dallas and Marilyn Davis Lubbock three granddaughters Lori and Lestie Davis and Julie Frazier one sister and four brothers Funeral services were held in Lubbock and Clifton with Masonic rites and a graveside interment in Clifton Cemetery.
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Gelden
Robert Lee
Maude West Gelden
Army Air Force
Florida Blanton
Ocala
Fila
Firstene
Gayle? Pravier
Dallas
Marilyn Davis
Lubbeck
Florida
Gene
Gayle) Frazier
Lori
Lestie . Davis
Julie Frazier
Mi'ton G.etta Lou Dahl Sr
Clifton
H.W. Golden
H. G. Golden
Meridian
Lubbock
Goden
Fit Christian Church
Yellowhouse Masonic Lotse
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Commercial Travelers
J. A. Hodges
First Christian Church
Dr. Duchin
R V. O'Neil
J. R. Borem
Jack Whitehead
Kenneth Gryder
Ray Rempy
Claude Fr Man
Clifton Funeral Home
Ray Smith
Clifton Church of Christ
Charles St. John
Meridian Church of Pallbearers
Vernon Ray Go'den
John Paul Co'den
David Go'den
Boddy Go'den
Don Ray