Eldon L Zimmerman Funeral Services in Clifton
Eldon L Zimmerman 95 died Oct 22 2010 Clifton Idaho born Mar 11 1915 Parma. He served on Clifton city council mayor pro tem and Trinity Lutheran and First Presbyterian Church leader. WWII veteran with 606th Ordinance Battalion later ran a Clifton auto body shop retired 1981. Survived by wife Dorothy sons Stephen and Harvey and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. services Oct 27 2010 at First Presbyterian Clifton. Clifton Funeral Home in charge.
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Eldon Lee Zimmerman
First Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Lutheran Sunset Ministries
Parma
Idaho
Harry Lee
Ida Johnson Zimmerman
Parma High School
Dorothy Schulze
Adolph
Belle Schulze
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Zimmerman
Trinity Lutheran
North Africa
Italy
606Th
Frank Smith, Jr
Johnny Outlaw
Stephen Dennis
Harvey Lee
Irvin Zimmerman
Donald Zimmerman
Dorothy
Stephen Zimmerman
Barbara
Victoria
Harvey Zimmerman
Della
Durham
N.C
Eric Zimmerman
LeeAnn
McKinney
Erin Williams
Barry
Frisco
Geoffrey Zimmerman
Tammy
Pflugerville
Adam Chesser
Virginia
Missouri City
Aaron Chesser
Katy
Johnson City
Tenn
Grant
Kyle Zimmerman
Brandon
Ashley Chesser
Ava
Lauren
Claire Chesser
Harold Zimmerman
Boise
Charlie Blue
Matin Duncan
James Grissett
George Larson
Johnnie Outlaw
Frank Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Clifton Funeral Home
Marguerite Eloise Paulson Rites Held in Clifton
Funeral services for Marguerite Eloise Paulson 93 were held Friday October 22 2010 at First Presbyterian Church Clifton with Rev Clinton Shoefield officiating. Interment followed at Clifton Memorial Park. born January 7 1917 in Fort Worth she died October 9 2010. Married Thomas Joseph Paulson in 1941 they lived a full life including ranching hunting fishing travel in an Airstream until his 2002 death. Survivors include son Tom Paulson daughter Barbara Caldwell four grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Bill Taylor George Larson Brian Davis Jack Walker Gene Swanson with Dr Bill Key as honorary pallbearer. Clifton Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Marguerite Eloise Paulson
First Presbyterian
Clifton
Suvivors
Tom Paulson
Vickie
Barbara Caldwell
Jimmy
Fort Worth
Joe Paulson
Charlene
Jenny Kocher
Kevin
J.J. Caldwell
Liz
Lori Hedrick
Allen
Bill Taylor
George Larson
Brian Davis
Jack Walker
Gene Swanson
Bill Key
Clifton Funeral Home
Funeral services for Lola Jean Hill Gouldman
Lola Jean Hill Gouldman 79 of Laguna Park died October 23 2010 at home. Funeral held October 26 at First Baptist Laguna Park with Rev Doug Evans. Interment Smith Bend Coon Creek Cemetery. Survived by husband J Q Gouldman three sons a daughter sisters brothers grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Lola Jean Hill Gouldman
Laguna Park
First Baptist Church of
Doug Evans
Smith Bend Coon Creek
Lola Jean Hill
Houston
Wilbur Preston Hill
Idell Brown
Regan High School
T.Q. Gouldman
Coon Creek
Bosque County
J.Q. Gouldman
Larry Wayne Gouldman
Diana
Albuquerque
N.M
James Jay Gouldman
Marcy
Spring
Darrell Lynn Gouldman
Janet
Nancy Ann Smith Funeral Held in Clifton and Dallas
Funeral services for Nancy Ann Smith 69 were held at Clifton Church of Christ and Restland Abbey Mausoleum Dallas. She died Oct 16 2010 at home on Lake Whitney after a long illness. Born Jan 23 1941 in Cleburne she lived in Waxahachie Dallas and Lake Whitney. Survived by husband Bob son Todd and Elizabeth sister Linda Kirklin and several in laws and nieces. Donations to ovarian cancer research fund or Hospice of the Heart.
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Nancy Ann Smith
Clifton Church of Christ
Restland Abbey Mausoleum
Dallas
Lake Whitney
Cleburne
Smoot
Carolyn Gough
Waxahachie
Abilene Christian University
Johnson and Johnson
Bob Smith
Raymondville
Nancy
Church of Christ
Preston Road
Highland Oaks
Clifton
World Bible School
Bosque Arts Center
Lake Whitney Roadrunners
Bob
Todd
Elizabeth
Linda Kirklin
Louise Runnels
Chester
Joyce Huebinger
Steve
Ovarian Cancer Research Fund
Pennsylvania Plaza
Suite 1400
New York
Jimmie Paris 73 Granbury native dies after long life
Jimmie Lee Paris 73 of Granbury Texas formerly of Bosque County died October 16 2010 in Valley Mills Funeral services were held October 19 at Lawson Funeral Home officiated by Rev Richard Creech Burial in Morgan Cemetery Paris born July 27 1937 in Steiner to Ethel Mae Brown and Edward Paris attended Morgan School worked as truck driver and terminal manager He married Yvonne Griffin in 1957 later marrying Cindy Watkins in 1984 and Jan Blount in 2005 He is survived by five children eleven grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren a brother sister in law and many friends Pallbearers named in the notice Lawson Funeral Home Meridian handled arrangements.
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Jimmie Lee Paris
Granbury
Texas
Bosque County
Valley Mills
Lawson Funeral Home
Richard Creech
Morgan Cemetery
Jimmie Paris
Steiner
Ethel Mae (Brown
Edward Paris
Morgan School
Yvonne Griffin
Janet Paris Couch
Judy Paris
Jerry Paris
Hewitt
Robert Paris
Gatesville
Cindy Watkins
Lance Paris
Burleson
Jan Blount
Jimmie
Charles Ray Paris
Tiffany Gill Breen
Billy Joe Parker
Kay
Meridian
Theresa Paris
Laguna Park
Yvonne
Cindy
Jan
Joe McAninch
Ben Lindsay
Leon Pinkston
Anson Adams
Jerry Parris Jr
Richard Carrol
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